>> 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.

>> i want to personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all of the men and women of the police department for their exceptional work in bringing these two to justice. >> district attorney seth williams uses strong words, to describe the men they say are responsible for killing 15 year old kira williams, ten year old joseph read, and seven year old terrence moore. >> this cell phone video shows police taking corneilius crawford into custody on the 2900 block of north sixth street. the second suspect, 19 year old jonathan rosa, turned himself in sunday, with his mother and pastor by his side, making a full confession to police. >> have been charged with murder, sexual assault, numerous other charges. police say they randomly target add realtor when they carjacked her. the suspects are accused of sexually assaulting her in the car when a tire blew sending the stolen suv into the fruit stand where the children were trying to raise money for

their church. records show, crawford had been released on parole in april 2013, after serving half of a five to 13 year sentence for robbery. the parole board siting in its decision, crawford demonstrated motivation for success. for neighbors, there is little consolation for the arrest. >> that mother still got to to wake up and find her babies are gone. >> children's mother and the realtor remain hospitalized this morning. a vigil here, at the corner of germantown and allegheny avenue has been set for this evening, at 6:00 p.m. live in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". same, a thank you. now, new this morning, 58 year old man is recovering at the hospital after he was stabbed multiple times inside a west philadelphia home overnight. this was the scene as investigators searched for clues on the 6100 block every west columbia avenue. police took one man into custody, and say the motive for the attack appears to be domestic in nature. a driver is dead after his

suv catapults into the delaware river, as horrified eyewitnesses look on. happened shortly before 6:00 last night on penn's landing. we're told the driver of this black suv lost control and he came down the ramp from chestnut street, to columbus boulevard. police say driver fleeing an accident at fourth and arch and arch streets in old sit. >> i it was a craziest thing i've ever seen. looks like something you see in a movie. >> i'm at loss of words right now. >> thank god, no function coming on, that ramp would have been crowd philadelphia would have been a lot worse. no one else was hurt. two good samaritans and officer all jumped into the river to save the 36 year old driver, but, it was too late. the crash remains under investigation. right now, 5:03. want to head out to the skydeck, katie fehlinger, do you node a jacket this morning do you think? >> you know, it is a little cool outside. i won't lie. but i think most locations you

can probably get away without t we'll go on tour of temperatures because depending on location, that really is what it is all about, location, location, location. some of our cooler suburbs, you are just that let's go ahead, by going out to storm scan3, no storms to track at this point, high pressure bullet in place. looking at beautiful start to the day, nice wide zoom, however, does show that you still have little rotation, storm system pulling away, was responsible for numerous severe weather reports through new england yesterday. now on the back side of that, cool pool of air is sitting aloft. so all of that really means, just enough left over instability that specially back through western pennsylvania may be few scattered showers that fire up. here it is more than anything just going to be couple of clouds. now, typically through the summer months, what happens is high pressure sets up, causes bermuda high. and the jet stream looks nice and far north. but this summer, we have had

trough after trough, in other words, cool front after cool front building in, helping to create these very strong storm systems, and led to different severe weather incidents. currently in at 66 degrees at the airport, 58 in allentown, # five up in mount pocono, obviously little cooler throughout lying suburbs like quakertown, doylestown, for example, as the day goes on, check out the poconos, may not even hit 70 degrees today. that cool. but we should get you to 80 in the city, regardless, everybody gets in on some sun, it is pleasant, it is low in terms of humidity, so bob as i send it into you, looks like good hair day, looking good, buddy. >> feels great, maybe roll down the window, open up the sun roof on your way to work this morning. quick tour downtown we go. the vine expressway, no problems or delays at all coming into or out of the city, all of the roads are dry this morning. let's take live look, northeast philadelphia, good

morning to you. ninety-five here, southbound on the right, heading through the construction zone at both cottman and girard. light volume so far this morning, now, do have couple every accidents in the neighborhoods, route 309, to bethlehem pike, welsh rd., movie theater there at the traffic signal, just watch for some police at that intersection. also, an accident in delaware, the old baltimore pike, that's blocked being just off of route 896. so if your honor headed out early this morning, route 40 would be your best bet. and a crash just outside of lansdale, doylestown road, at claire mount drive. otherwise, if you are leaving the house in south jersey, you're in good shape. no problems at all on the major roadways in south jersey, mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. developing right now, israeli forces pound gaza in the heaviest night of attacks in three weeks of fighting. the latest round of violence comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he warnings his people to prepare for prolonged campaign.

>> israeli air spikes overnight hit hamas troops in gaza including this build that houses the hamas run television and radio station. another strike, hit the group's government complex. as the sun rose, damage in foul view on the 22nd day of this non-stop war. >> benjamin netanyahu, prolonged conflict, again, hamas militants. >> israeli officials claim fired more than 50 rockets and mortar shells at the jewish state monday, and an attack killed at least four israeli soldiers, bringing the total number lost to 53. >> far greater, more than 1100 dead so far, most every them civilians. >> blame for strike monday on gaza park that killed at least nine children. secretary of state, john kerrey, has been pressing both sides to put down their weapons, but faces criticism for lack of sung zest.

>> john kerrey, on behalf of the united states, has been working every step of the way with isay. >> i united nation asks also calling for immediate cease-fire. in washington, susan macinnis for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> intense fighting forced to turn back yesterday, the dutch cabinet has dropped its plans to send military mission to secure the site, saying it would be just too dangerous. 298 people died when the boeing 777 was apparently hit by a missile earlier this month. there is more solidarity on ukraine. the united states and your peer and union plan to impose new sanctions against rush a penalties will target key sectors of the russian economy. us accuses russia of ramming up its true presence on its boards wear ukraine, and shipping more heavy weapons to pro moscow separatists. >> happening today, ntsb will

announce what caused this train to derail and leak chemicals into the mantua creek in paulsboro. you probably remember that stone from back in november of 2012. the train caring hazardous material derailed, sending several cars into the creek. one of those cars released about 20,000 gallons of vinyl chloride, that's toxic. we'll let you know when the ntsb announces later on today. today wilmington council votes to make cuts to the city fire department. mayor vetoed the council's plan to slash more than half million dollars from the fire department's budget. that would eliminate eight vacant positions. council members plan to vote tonight to override that veto. your time is 5:09. wilds shoot-out in new york city, why police opened fire on a man in a crowded neighbhborhood. >> wick weather on opposite side of the country. tornados and roads are washed out. we'll show you some of the worse damage.

>> talk about bizarre excuse. do you have hear how that woman explains attacking her husband in the middle of the night. katie? >> well, ukee, today ends up being pretty nice day overall. we have high pressure building in, couple of clouds as the day goes on, aloft, all it means is less humid and a lot cooing err -- cooler than average, too, how the rest of the weeks look on the other

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>> a twit he -- twister riffed apart homes in revere, massachusetts, and downpours flooded streets. this is the first tornado to hit boston, that area, since the national weather service started keeping records in 1950. now, over in colorado, show you that, now, drivers can

pretty close to that tornado, one every three twist that's touched down in the denver area yesterday. another one came dangerously close to the airport, but look at just how big that is. the storm ripped the roofs off of some buildings, but, no one was hurt. right now, 5:13. katie, pretty calm down for us, right? >> thankfully. we certainly had our fair share of strong storms, through the last couple of nights, but more than anything, i feel like one of our biggest weather issues this summer has been lightning. that said, thankfully, not specking any thunderstorms to bring us any additional lightning out there today. but we are seeing some cool air get sort of wedged in here so may be more clouds, but nice day unfolding. we take you out there. show this nice wide zoom. can actually make out the retreat of the same storm that brought in severe weather that we just saw video from, but also it, brought us our stormy weather two nights ago, meanwhile, we are in the clear at this point, as i like to say, we do again have couple every clouds, you can already see the thin vale of cloud

cover back through western pa. it may bring in just couple of scattered showers off to our west, i don't think generally though we have to worry about that more than anything you have a nice day coming up. but that said, it does sort of bring the opposite affect to your pollen issues, grasses, plane tape, the issues, will gradually be going on uphill climb in terms of severity here, and levels as far as the pollen report goes for the next couple every days, courtesy of generally quiet pattern. so while dow think we see few more clouds, more humidity building with time here, we are also expecting the possibility anyway of shower or storm toward week's end, meantime, this is just pleasantly cool through the standards kind of day, high hitting just barely 08 degrees, in the city, some of you probably don't even hit 80, otherwise nice weather coming up for tomorrow. keep the eight's going through the weekend, bob, over to you. >> good morning shall everybody, tuesday, 5:14, dealing with a accident and late running construction crew. come on, going outside, take live look. first the crash, right at the intersection here route 309. which of course is the

bethlehem pike, right at welsh rd., right at the busy intersection, with the traffic signal, couple of vehicles involved, traffic is getting through, but police are on the scene this morning. jam in the traffic cam. take a live look here, this is a late running construction crew north on i-95, approaching route 420. now, they've been working on the overnight, milling and paving this stretch of the roadway. typically out hereby about 5:00 o'clock. but this will set you back specially if you are headed toward philly international airport. again, 95, that new construction project, kind of stretching from the airport all the way down to 420, and today, the northbound side is impacted with that traffic jam, that i just showed you in the camera. your best bet, to avoid it, take 291, if you are trying to get to the airport this morning. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you show, look at today's headlines on cbs-3. vigil this evening for the three young victims of the carjacking and hit-and-run. earlier this morning, jonathan

rosa, corneilius crawford formally charged with murder in the case. >> police are investigating stabbing inside a home on the 6100 block every columbia avenue last night. a 58 year old man is in stable condition after he was stabbed several times around midnight. >> the only pour plan in gaza has been hit by israeli tank shells along with other targets this morning. israeli aircraft and tanks struck symbols of hamas in the heaviest bombardment of the three week world between israel and islam i can militants. >> plans it rename philadelphia's 30th street station now await senate approval. house has approved renaming rail station in memory of former congressman william gray. he died last year. gray is credited when obtaining funds to renovate 30th street station in the early 1990's. >> surprising new information for allergy sufferers, why you may not want to get behind the wheel when those allergies hit you. >> also, a mother missing for days after she suddenly vanishes.

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mystery in oregon while a mother vanishes. busy searching for jennifer houston. mother of two disappeared thursday after she stopped to fill up for gas outside portland. her husband made an emotional plea for help yesterday. >> she is a devoted mother. she is just a very good person. and for her to -- for her to do something like this is completely out of the norm. >> police say they have surveillance video of houston stopping at an atm before going to that gas station. a few minutes after that, though, her cell phone stopped working. a shoot-out in manhattan's grenitch village ends with child molester dead, three law enforcement officers wounded of the charles was on the run for two years, but fugitive

task force got a tip after he was recently featured on national television show called the hunt. when police closed in, he opened fire. the 2us marshals and nypd detective we're told are in stable condition. >> deer hunt nerve texas stumbles on one of the biggest marijuana buss in state history. this trailer is loaded with just some of the 44,000 pot plants police found after getting a tip from the hunter. and there are still more than dozen other fields they haven't even reached yet. they say a sophisticated irrigation system helped water the plants, police are still looking for the people who planted all that marijuana. i know they are. >> imagine stumbling upon that? just out hunting and -- >> oh, unbelievable, can you imagine? another day, another trade rumor for the phillies. hear which star could be on his way out of town before the end of the week. >> also, okay cupid playing with people's hearts and minds. the dating website's experiment that is upset ago lot of users.

we'll be right back.

good morning, pretty quiet start to the morning by comparison, finally back into that cool and dry pattern out there, it is not terribly windy but it is kind of cool outside. >> low 60s at best, storm scan3 empty, how much, with high pressure built in place here today, you can expect more sun than anything. couple of clouds may builds in as the day goes on, but that would be the worse of our worries. so tends up being pretty good beach day. pleasantly warm, high flirting with 80, but not quite getting there, uv index is nice and hi, though. so make sure the sun block is ready to go. and your rip countries being thankfully also low. good excuse to take a dip if you so inclined, and by tomorrow, it is also looking like nice day, just little

warmer up to 84 degrees, with sunshine, come thursday, we continue the warming trend here. there may be a shower or storm around. but generally it is looking partly sunny. bob, over to you. >> 5:24, late running construction crew causing for ellie morning traffic jam. live look here at i59 northbound, backed up, approaching route 420. all because that far late running crew you will loose couple of minutes of time coming to the south and headed north up i95 now, crews also have been working all on the overnight on the schuylkill expressway, milling that stretch, between spring garden and 30th street, as you come into downtown, today, you are going to feel the speed bump around spring garden street. then rocky road as you roll into the tunnels there at 30th street. otherwise, the bridges look fine, mass transit looking good with no delays. here's ukee now with a look at sports. >> and the eagles have the day off today. but they'll resume training camp tomorrow. yesterday, the team's first practice in full pads, the birds had a scuffle on the

second practice, in a row. this time, bradley fletcher and journey maclin mixed it up a bit. >> their emotions got the better part of them. that is no different than sometimes little kids don't get a very well and throw tonka trucks at each other. >> you know, so you'll be agitated, guys are hot and getting tired of hit each other t just happens. >> that it does. again, the eagles have the day off today. they'll be back at camp tomorrow. next open practice by the way is sunday at lincoln financial field. the phillies take on the mets again tonight. this time cole hamels gets the start with trade deadline scouts in the stands. a.j. burnett did not impress those scouts last night. the mets touted burnette for four runs in the first inning, and former phillie prospect, travis added on with a three run homerun in the fifth. the phillies hammered out 13 hits, but scored just one run. ended up losing this one, seven to one.

now, coal is attracting some attention with the non-waiver trade deadline thursday at 4:00 p.m. ham sells five and five on the season with strong era of 2.72. the los angeles dodgers are very interested, we understanded, but we'll see if they have the prospects to get the phils ace. cole and clayton can you shaw could be devastating mean and one-two punch. stay tuned. check out this, the blue jays cabrera, second homerun last night against the red sox at fenway. and he breaks a car windshield in the process. yup. the ball went over the green monster and took out the win shield on the car in the parking lot nearby. lucky. did a loft damage last night. finished with too homers, three runs scored, and five runs batted in. jays beat the socks 14 to one. how about that? erika? >> little consolidation when you park blocks ought.

won't get damage. coming up in the next half hour, close call for reporter covering the crisis in the middle east. see the moment that made him duck for cover. syma? >> reporter: the two men arrested for the deadly carjacking and hit-and-run that killed three siblings have been a rain overnight. i'll have those details coming up. also, a dad defends his daughter, but police say he crossed the line. now, he's a wanted man. and bob and katie return, your traffic and weather together on 39's, including big back up on i95, just starting to clear up there. bob has details, back in two minutes.

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while were you sleeping, new overnight developments in the carjacking that killed three siblings.

both suspect face add judge, for the first time. we'll let you know what charges they're facing, and also, the plans to honor the victims lateronight. >> good morning, everyone, also developing right now, israel steps up it's all the on gaza strip. the biggest bombardment yet. now seeing the frightening moments a reporter gets startled while doing his job. >> that's coming upment first, let's get traffic and weather together. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. overall, pretty nice couple every days coming up here, however, we will eventually start seymour humidity building, more shower and storm potential building in, in addition to that, also got the potential for our next named tropical system, so we have a lot to just talk about, despite what looks to be pretty quiet forecast out there, bob? >> i95, going outside, live look, 95, northbound