. from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today's tuesday, july 29th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today. new overnight, the suspects arrested in the carjacking that killed three siblings in north philly face a judge for the first time. we're live with the charges they're now facing. >> a live look as smoke rises over gaza following the heaviest bombardment yet. update on the latest efforts to reach a cease-fire. >> and a frantic effort to save a man who crashed right into the river along penn's landing. check out that car. we'll hear from eyewitnesses who say they saw the drama unfold. those stories and more coming up. let's start with our forecast, kind of fall-ish outside. >> i like t almost like september today? >> yes, typically the profile of temperatures that we'll see

today would fall between about september 9th to 11th or so. >> they're not specific at all. >> not at all, yes. details, details, right? >> love it. >> feels great outside. feels more reminiscent of late summer more than anything. really starting to feel more like it is football weather, tailgate weather outside today. still sunshine, though, we'll keep pretty quiet conditions for you, as well. generally speaking this forecast as we look ahead is a nice one. eventually, toward the week's ends, though, i can't rule out couple of showers and storms, we will be talking about that, the best shots for the days where we ends one showers, storms, also meantime, just nice outside. so we'll talk about those temperatures, all coming up. erika, back to you for now. >> this is just in. we have learned two murder suspects arraigned overnight following deadly carjacking crash that killed three children. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is at the crash scene in north philly right now where vigil expected to take place later tonight. syma? >> reporter: that's right,

ukee, erika two, suspects have been arranged shortly before 2:00 this morning. officials say strong police work and community tips led to their arrest. nineteen year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old corneilius crawford now facing murder, sexual assaults, and numerous other charges. police say they carjacked a realtor and sexually assault dollars her when a tire blew sending the stolen suv into the corner where the three siblings were selling fruit. fifteen year old carol williams, ten year old joseph read, year old terrence moore, struck and killed, their mother, keisha williams, and the realtor injured, both romain hospitalized this morning. officials say rosa turned himself in sunday with his mom, and pastor, by his side, making a full confession to police. >> he is cooperating. he is trying to do everything in his power to erase the image every those poor children going over the hood of the car. >> what they did was inchdefensible, also unforgivable. so whatever remorse they may or may not have does not bring

back those children. >> reporter: this gut wrenching story has touched many hearts, in fact, former nba legend and former sixers play, charles barkley, is now offering to pay for the funeral costs for the children. in the meantime, vigil has been set up for this evening, at 6:00 right here in germantown and allegheny avenues. live in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. 4:33, back to kate, hear more about our fall like forecast. >> it will be a nice day. when we say fall, i think people immediately think oh, it will start getting cold again. it is not going to be cold out there. rather, this is more like the transition between seasons for us when we talk about what is normal for philadelphia at this time of year. temperatures in a second. let's give you quick view, "skycam 3" live over the ben franklin bridge, liver from the campbell's field camera across the liver, see the delaware moving along smoothly right now, and things are pretty quiet. winds has died down. it is cleared out real nicely

and storm scan3 has done the same, in fact, doing so at this very same time yesterday, cold front making its full retreat here. so we cleared out nicely, the humidity has dropped, but now, we still have this cool pool of air aloft. i think eventually ends one few more clouds as the day goes on, even back through northwestern pennsylvania, may even be few speckles of green firing up on the radar with few residual showers. i don't think we have to wore that i here necessarily, but more clouds as the day goes onment talking dew points, we talk about these all the time this time of year. the lower they are, the more comfortable it is, and these are pretty low, even in dover, below the 06 degrees benchmark where it would start to feel humid. so the drier air has start today settle in, it means pretty good hair day once again, west-northwest winds will help that along, too, not windy necessarily, but with that flow coming in from canada, feels a lot better. currently in pair of six areas at the airport, 56 degrees in mount pocono. this will really be dose of september for you out there.

again, more like early to mid september, in terms of the standards, our temperatures should only top off low 80s, at best. bob, over to you. >> good morning, yes, feels good out there. good morning, everybody, open up the front door, head out to i-95, crews, construction crews, loving this kind of weather on the overnight. working out along i95. here is a live look near 420. so both directions between 420 and the airport, north and southbound, you're going to find the uneven pavement with crews have been milling the roadway on the overnight. another spot they've been working all night, dust cloud here, this is that eastbound schuylkill expressway, between spring garden street and head in the 30th streetment again, they pick up the cones. what you realize little different this morning is again little bit of speed bump. again, they milled the roadways, right around spring garden feel the bump. then have that rocky ride in through that 30th street tunnel area. notice few times, too, some rocks kicking up onto your car along the way, once those crews have pulled away.

crash down here in delaware, old baltimore pike closed just off route 96. also, a crash along doylestown road, right at claire mount drive. and for the gang leaving south jersey so far so good on major roadways there. erika, ukee, over to you. >> pair of good samaritans spring into action after a car crashes into the delaware river. >> it happened along a pedestrian friendly portion of philadelphia's penn's landing. now, police say it appears the driver of this black suv was seen running from the scene from an accident in old city shortly before 6:00 last night. that's when had he hopped onramp that connects the chestnut street bridge to columbus boulevard and plunge intoed the river. eyewitnesses say it was like a scene from a movie. >> it was something you never see here, probably never see again. >> had to be doing about 100, 110, hit the wall. >> i just seen him flying through the air, and the back hatch opened up it, went straight into the water. >> the 36 year old driver was unresponsive when rescued, and later died at the hospital.

the police investigation continues. five people are recovering at home after a hazardous materials incident in the lehigh valley. authorities tell us, the group was expose today some sort of chemical at green star recycling. chopper three over the scene as first responders arrived on smith lane in northampton township yesterday morning. it is unclear at the moment what exactly caused the problem. now, new this morning, a man is hospitalized after a stabbing in west philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. it happened shortly after 12:30, inside a home along the 6100 block of west columbia avenue. police say 58 year old man was stabbed multiple times in a possible domestic violence incident. took another man into custody, and interviewing a female witness. >> the obama administration leveling new charges against russia. this time it is for violating 1987 nuclear missile treaty. us says russia tested new grounds launch crews missile. meanwhile fighting in ukraine continues to prevent australian and dutch

investigators from getting to the scene of the malaysia airlines crash. record presser flight 17, show the plane suffered a sudden explosive decompression, consistent with being punctured by shrapnel. >> military has accused hamas ... >> see, that israeli military intensifies, forcing cnn crew to take cover there. reporter carl penhole duck during that live shot, he popped right down, that's after allowed explosion hit the finance ministry in gaza city. israeli air strike also hit a hamas controlled television station. now, we have a live picture for you of gaza's pour plant after israili tank shells knocked it out of service. you can see smoke still rising there in the background. the shells hit one of three fuel tanks in the compounds. no immediate word on casualties, and so far no comment from israel. even before that strike, though, gaza residents had power for only about three hours a day.

and, more smoke here, after explosion, this is part of israel's heaviest bombardment of gaza yet, came after israili prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned of long campaign in gas a we'll stay on top of the story for you throughout the morning. >> storm system spawned a tornado, that torah roof off homes and businesses in suburban boston. the ef2 twister packed winds up to 120 miles an hour. it carved 2-mile path of destruction in revere. several people suffered minor injuries. this is the first tornado in suffolk county since recordkeeping started back in 1950. three tornados spun through the denver area there is one was caught on camera in for the london. there are no reports of injuries or major damage. now, one of the twisters touched down near denver's airport. travelers there were ordered to seek shelter in the airport's concourses. time right now 4:39. there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> including rumors that the phillies have cole hamels on the trading block.

really trade coal? back in two minutes.

legal defeat for la clippers donald sterling. >> judge refuses to block the $2 billion sale of his team. the superior court judge sided with wife shelly. she negotiated the sale of the team to steve ballmer, also under this ruling, donald sterling cannot delay the sale from going forward as he appeals his case. sterling was banned by the nba from making racist remarks. and, couple of would be thieves picked the wrong business to rob. they tried to take a bank bag filled with cash from a texas gas station. they were in the process of roughing up an employee, but his co-worker quickly came to his aid and sue what happens here. that second employee also happens to be a five time marshall mixed -- mixed

martial arts champ in his former country. the other suspect beat up, held down, until police arrived. >> you just don't rob somebody. >> that's it. >> pleasant outside right now. >> it is comfortable outside. you know i like second guessed bringing my jacket with me, because some of the suburbs getting cool out there this morning, but not quite cool enough. it is still late july. it is granted going to be cooler than average, still just warm enough, it is nice, just warm, comfortable, yes. pretty much. not too windy. yesterday probably noticed that winds. it really starts to kick in for us. simply just marking arrival and passage officially of the cold front. now that winds has calmed down, skies have cleared, just quiet, like nice breath of fresh air. storm scan3, does have thin vale of cloud cover back through western pennsylvania, and that's in part due to the fact that we've got cool air

aloft. i think cloud cover may actually build in for us as the day progresses, might even see few speckles of green firing up, in other words, few residual showers, but i don't think it happens here, jen lip looking at sunshine follow up by couple of clouds. here is the frontal boundery still swinging taught sea, bridging in wet weather issues here across northern florida, specifically. but, let's go on out to the open waters of the atlantic. watching an area of showers, storms, right now, guys, basically west of the cape verdict islands, very far away, but has the potential to become our next tropical depression, as of yet, not tropical depression, but it has the potential, very little winds shear to basically rip this apart. that's what it is, a lot of turning of the winds as you go up in the atmosphere. that's one reason that any tropical development would be inhibited. we don't really have that. that's why some of it is more after possibility. more sunshine meantime, we bring it back stateside. take you through the rest of the afternoon. again, little dose of september with high of just

80 degrees, some of you may not even hit 80 degrees. so it will feel real nice to you. couple of clouds out there tonight. it is cool once again, another night to for go the air conditioner if you so desire. mid 80s return by wednesday, thursday, the ends of the seven day forecast before we start heating up next week. with time we have stationary front nearby that may bring in not just few more clouds, but maybe few showers, storms, especially, as we look ahead toward friday. guys, back to you. >> katie, in sports, cole hamels starts for the phillies tonight when they play game two of their series against the nets at new york city field. lalls night's game was over pretty quickly. mets scored four runs off a.j. burnett in the first inning, three more if the fifth, to make it seven-nothing, before the phils even got on the board. phils manage 13 hits off mets pitching, but scored only one run, phils lose this one, your final score was seven to one. well, could tonight's start be the last for cole hamels in phillies uniform? the non-waiver trade deadline

thursday at 4:00 p.m., and the words is out there that the dodgers are very, very interested in the phils ace lefty. hamels is five and five on the season, we all know he is way better than that. it would take four, five to get king coal. keep our eyes on the trade situation. there are several phillies that could go to contenders before the deadline. evening else held first open practice of training camp yesterday giving fans a chance to see the birds in full pads for the first time since last season's playoff lost to those saints. also got to see another dust up little bit between quarterback bradley fletcher and wide receiver journey maclin. hams, part of the game. it was over quickly. there were no hard feelings. also, military day. and the eagles signed autographs and met the fans. >> blessing to be out here, affecting people's lives. you understand teams in this situation. >> i have a plan playing in here, fans come out, pretty

sure with the practice we'll seymour and more out here. >> long standing tradition. great for the fans. >> wonderful to see that, yes. >> we salute them all. indeed. still ahead, joe wagner standing by in new york to get you ready for the day o on wall street. >> first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

a vigil scheduled for tonight for the three young victims of last week's deadly north philadelphia carjacking. early this morning, jonathan rosa and corneilius crawford formerly charged with murder, and also, other crimes in connection with that carjacking and hit-and-run. police say a man died when his suv went into the delaware river at penn's landing just before 6:00 last night. good samaritans tried to pull him to safety but he died later at. who investigators stay appears the driver was fleeing the scene after accident in old city, when he lost control of

his car. and a 58 year old man is in the hospital at the university of pennsylvania with several stab wounds. he was stabbed inside a home on the 6100 block of west columbia avenue around 12:30 this morning. police are investigating the circumstances. time now for check of your business news. >> jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, hearing that southwest airlines has to pay some pretty big bucks to the government. what's going on here? >> yes, that's right, good morning, ukee, erika. the federal aviation administrates wants to hit southwest airlines with a $12 million fine. the agency says southwest failed to make proper repairs on some of its boeing 737 jets beginning in 2006. southwest has 30 days to respond to the complaint, and it can also negotiate to reduce the fines. ukee, erika? >> jill, uber said it patched the security flaws that allowed to see the passenger rating. what's this about? >> yes, well, it turns out,

that not only do clients of uber the mobile car service company rate drivers, but drivers can also way in on the customer giving them a one to five grade after each ride. soap, one passenger figured out how to hack into the system and posted instructions on line on sunday so that set off few hours of paranoia on social media, with riders questioning why they didn't have a perfect score. remember to be nice to your driver. >> yes, i had no idea they could grade the customer, too, because they make you give the driver stars at the end. >> did you hack? >> i did not. i didn't know what was happening. i apparently was off the grid. thanks, jill. appreciate t. coming up after a short

good morning, waking up with a accident here along route 309, the bethlehem pike,

right at welsh rd. the movie theater here off to the right to give you locate or, right at the busy intersection, looks like we do have at least that far right lane getting on through. the ben franklin bridge, good morning, coming into downtown, no problems or delays at all. that construction crew here, working in that right lane, heading in toward south jersey. then couple of other accidents in the neighborhood for the gang in delaware, old baltimore pike blocked just off route 896. so out of the gate this morning, route 40, would be your best bet. another crash, just outside of lansdale, doylestown road, at claire mount drive. now, they were working all night on the i-95, the stretch between the girard point double decker, through the airport area, down to 420. so as you head out this morning, both directions through that stretch you're going to find that uneven pavement there from the milling crews, that were out over the weekend. hopefully, katie, by the end of the week, they'll bring back the old asphalt, try to pave that stretch of roadway. how is the weather looking for the pavers though? >> overall not bad.

you always say, bob, these guys love it when it is comfortable outside, not too warm, not too chilly. this is really really good weather for the guys out through the overnight. certainly anything that you have got going on outside, looking lovely, too. storm scan3, empty right now, of course we had a cold front that we've been tracking for couple of days, brought in the real strong thunderstorms, not last night but the night before or yes, actually it was last -- sorry two, nights ago, getting ahead of myself here. yes, did have the storms now long since gone, much more comfortable air has since moved n cool air aloft, however, will help create few more clouds, coy see couple of showers firing up through central pa perhaps your travels take you that way. meanwhile it is quiet outside the whitt fields elementary school, 62 degrees the current temperature there, wind, still being reported out of the west-southwest but generally our flow out of the northwest today, which means, drier air mass settling in for us. and look at that, daytime high barely hits 80 degrees. so real dose of september for us, but we will rebound here in the days ahead. ukee, back to you

>> national institute of health, mishandled, there is a call for tougher regulations of the country's most sensitive laboratories. eagles fans yesterday's open practice got their first look at off season improvements at lincoln financial field and bob casey calling on congress to avoid government shutdown of federally funded highway projects. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. erika? >> coming up in the next hour, we have new information from overnight about the suspects accuse in the that deadly carjacking that killed three siblings. >> also, this is one that even shocked police. do you have hear that woman's unusual excuse for stabbing her husband. >> and, first it was facebook, now another website admits experimenting on users, okay,

new developments over night in the deadly carjacking case, that captivated the city's attention, manhunt is over, and both suspects just appeared in court. now we're learning new information about the men accused of the horrific crime. >> plus, more explosions rock the middle east overnight, as israel unleashes its most relentless attack on the gaza strip. new warning from the israel that's has both sides on edge. >> it is tuesday, july 29th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> also this morning, almost two yearsfter this terrible train derailment in south jersey, we'll learn new information today about the crash that put a community on edge.

>> beautiful one for us once again, high pressure building back into place, so more sunshine, low humidity and temperatures, guys, more reminiscent of september. we'll have all of the details for you, all coming up. bob? >> 5:00 o'clock, good morning, everyone, tuesday morning, looking liver downtown philadelphia, not bad at all right here on the vine expressway, we still have overnight construction crews, and couple every accidents, i'll have all of the details coming up next. good morning. >> thank you, bob, good morning, everyone, in the news, new developments over night, two carjacking suspect appear before a philadelphia judge in connection with a crash that killed three children. >> meanwhile, family, friends, now preparing for a vigil. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, she is at the crash scene in north fill which more, syma? >> reporter: suspect arraigned shortly before 2:00 this morning, preliminary hearing set for august 13th. officials credit their arrest for hard-working detective, determined to find the men responsible for killing three siblings