morning. >> police have been monitoring the scene at liberty park town homes since shortly after 2 a.m. you can see them behind me. tlaevr out here as they search for a shooter. police combed them for clues as they investigate the shooting of a young mother. >> i'm shocked. >> neighbors say 23-year-old victim was shot in the neck inside one of these buildings after some sort of argument. they tell us she had just moved to liberty park town homes last week and just settling in with her young son. >> he rides his bike. >> according to police radio that female victim was transported to cooper university hospital where she is being street treated. we'll bring you update on her condition as soon as we get. it live in camden. noel mc collaren, cbs eyewitness

news. >> one of the women that survived a deadly crash after a carjacking in north philadelphia is speaking to eyewitness news. they will ma brown is out of the hospital and helping three children set up fruit stand last friday when the stolen car jumped the curb. brown didn't know until days later all three passed. >> it was not real. it didn't seem real. because that morning they were with me. >> the two suspects jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford rm charged with murder, kidnapping and sexually assaulting the car yacking woman. >> a rob ray text in southwest philadelphia. investigators arrested this man as andre taylor. he used a rope to strangle a woman wednesday afternoon 45 and large wood. plain clothed officers were in the area. neighbors say the attack will make them more aware. >> 12:40 in the afternoon this is something you expect.

my guard right now the door is open as i'm throwing trash out my guard is down a bit and this will certainly tie the reigns. >> a penn student was attacked sunday afternoon. both victims are doing okay. taylor's charged with robbery, attempted murder and aggravated assault. >> coming up on 6:03 heading outside to katie open the sky deck. >> it's a quiet morning. cloud cover out here in the moment. it limits the amount of cooling gone on last night. generally speaking seeing more shift in wind flow to help bring khaichs to our area. we actually if you look closely can see trail of wind coming in with cloud cover and any specles of green fired up there south at this point. cloudy down the shore as we look live at network head he quarters. y atcuheir pocono very far cry m

cool air in place yet morning i expect we hit mid 80s in city. shy of seasonable. closer. seeing a few more clouds. expect sunshine as well. eventually shower or thunderstorm may fire up as day progressing, bob we'll send it in to you. >> 6:03 thursday morning quiet start we'll take it summertime activity i think in full swing a lot of folks this week and next week for vacation we see light volume and overnight work crews getting a lot of work done 'paving here i 95 live look at the stretch philadelphia international and heading to and from airport and maybe sports complex over next couple days. watch for uneven pavement see here difference from two left lanes and that one right lean probably backout loader tonight

looking good from the camden toll plaza north of 25. working on the ramps 4 freeway. late run and crew they were soused to be out by. give them five or ten minutes before they have the ramp reopened. north on new jersey turnpike, a crew, just north of the delaware memorial bridge toll plaza. they'll be working until 10:00 this morning. otherwise mass transit looking good with no reported delays. back to you. >> bob, thank you. six philadelphia police officers find he themselves on other side of the law this morning. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey calls it worst case of ruption he's ever seen. ro are robe, kidnapping and extorsion. they were taken into custody 24 hours ago. few of the six could get life behind bars if convicted. officers are held until next hearing scheduled for next monday all of them mane taken they're innocent.

now these arrests could affect policies within the daement. >> charles ramsey joins us now thank you four joining us. >> you're welcome thank you. >> you called it worst case in corruption you've ever seen what prompted the investigation initially. >> we got complaints in about misconduct on part of some officers that was more than a couple years ago. this dates back before me being here in 2007 where some officers there were allegations made. they were investigated and we didn't have enough to move forward. two years ago complaints continued we brought to corruption task force they began looking into it. it's a long, slow process and we put together a good case. >> what if anything let's talk about here and now to prevent something from being happening. >> there's a couple things take aggressive action whenever you do seasoned it. you're tagging to 7 years to

life that's a long time for anybody to even consider being in jail. so that certainly would be a deterrent. also having ability to move people out of some of these units that have been there for exceptionally long period of time. >> that's a lot of pressure. >> not every officer is there a long time and becomes cument want flexibility of moving and rotating people think people get comfortable sometimes when they're in a position too long. >> you can move somebody in or out if there's any hint of corruption. >> it depends what we talk about here. it has to be proven. you can not just move a person or transfer out of any unit in the philadelphia police department unless you have real justification to do so. we're trying to get that eased into a new. >> reporter:. that's part of arbitration process hopefully will be revolved toon and hopefully give us flexibility. >> when all this went down commissioner i was thinking right away how can tim pact

court cases in the past these people are involved in. >> there no it will have an impact. i removed most of theme from the street or have when you i move them out of the unit and process of reviewing those cases began at that point in time. so if there are additional cases i don't no, i. but that's one of the consequences when you have things like this take place and it hurts everybody because you've got people who are drug dealsers that wind up back open the street simply because these officers violated law in putting together cases. >> what is it about narcotics unit in particular that can lead to this corruption so much moreysly than other sfwlunts most of the people that work in our anarcotics unit are decent and honest and do a tremendous job there. there's a lot of money and you're dealing with inform apt -- it can be a slippery slope if

you don't have a real strong moral compass, if we don't pay real close attention to everything taking place and so it can be difficult assignment. it's not a reflection of everybody in the unit. majority of my people do a very, very good job every day and they're hopest, hardworking cops. >> that said i want to read you facebook missage from a citizen out there. joanne says there's corruption with police but there's a lot of cops who's honor is strong. i pray they're brought to justice and honorable portions of the department will be strengthed in the their jurisdir and better player. >> does this strengthen the department. >> it does no question about that. in fact you would be surprised number of police officers came up to me yesterday saying thank you forgetting rid of these guys. it's embarrassment to everybody. they don't want them around more than i do. actually i was depressed yesterday but that was up lifting when i had police officers say that. >> what do do you from here

what's the next. >> next step is obviously now u.s. attorney has it as far as case goes it goes to trial and so forth. we're continuing to work with rt contract. hopefully have more flexibility in terms after assignmentment again reinforce the need for people to remember who they are. what they're about and what they're supposed to do. we have an obligation to be above all the other stuff going on out there. i mean they can't be a part of it. >> there's a recruiting drive going on now correct. >> yes. >> what is your perm personal message to those that want to protect and honor the badge. >> they should join. listen we're a big department. majority of our officers do a job well every single day. any large organization you have people who go astray. that doesn't mean the entire department should be a result of that. we need good people coming into ranks and willing to serve and hopefully, we'll have quite a few new members join us over the

next year or two. >> thank you for coming in. apprpreciate it. >> still ahead eyewitness news this morning new developments in the crisis middle east we'll talk about and savage fight between israel and hamas investigate. >> talk about freak accident that's an ax next a win shield that comes flying through the window and amazingly no one was hurt. >> there are ways driving can make drivers

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is calling up 16,000 reserves. it's a sign country may step up defensive against gaza.

eyewitness says target was hamas next to un school. meantime israeli prime minister says military will dismantle the network in the gaza strip with or without sees far. >> it looks that way we start things on quiet note at the moment. generally clear sky. high clouds up there. cloud cover at night helps to limit amount of cooling going on. you really warmed up nicely by comparison to overnight through norm west suburbs and pocono region. way tonight talk about upcoming weekend pattern that evolves for us potentially soaking rain and high pressure expanding and gathering strength over central atlantic is going to as it expands nudge a front deck our way with our next call starts

our way. there's a possibility heavy rain saturday now. >> 84 expected high. by saturday. especially morning that looks like best chance for heaviest rain if we see it. otherwise we'll see scattered showers both weekend days, bob. >> that storm numbs in i say we nudge back what do you say. >> get our nudge on. >> let's get the nudge on. >> good morning, everybody, live look here. freeze frame schuylkill expressway. yeah. you want to tap the side of your tv set go ahead. >> works every time. >> heading out of town to con hocken. starting to see volume pop this morning at i 95. >> it's 4:in the area of trooper road one car off to the grassy median here.

stay -- headed to west chester we see slow downs as you take the squeeze 401 to route 29. there's still construction out here northbound new jersey turnpike just north of delaware memorial bridge toll plaza coming to new jersey and taking out that left lane until 10:00. otherwise bridges are fine. and mass transit running with no delays back to you drew. >> today's headlines a 23-year-old mother is shot in the neck camden home and rushed to a hospital. no arrests. a survive of last week's carjacking tells abc 3 they will ma brown was seriously injured a two men face murder charges. >> mess sea under dray taylor tried to strangle a woman in

broad daylight yesterd >> the philadelphia school

district says more than 300 layoffs earlier this month go into effect today. most affected are aids and classroom assistants.

new york senate could envoke veterans healthcare reform. they okayed legislation last night. among other things it would pay for more doctors and nurses. >> ukee we foe a total of 6 facilities u cla were damaged after this water main break nodded nearby streets bumping out nearly 0 million gallons of water. the fumes dpraim generator used to pump out that water. crew crews are working to drape the pipe and secure the valves repairs could take days if not weeks to finish. >> train tracks suspended in mid care. floodwaters washed away part of the dirt and rocks supporting trangz near montoya. no trains were near the stretch of track when it was washed away. >> take a lack at this close

call a passenger is fearly killed by flying axe it thatrd a windshield after falling off a landscaping truck. that blade ended up on dashboard she was shaken up but not hurt. >> of all things an ax sglext and so close to where you're sitting. >> and flying right at you. >> house speaker john boehner gets the relate to sue coming up. >> when you cannot choose between a donut or cheesesteak or burger. >> common dilemma. >> why not have them all. sevening up a crazy new del sevening up a crazy new del cassie when we come back. >> get a load of that cheese bugger plus. >> i did i like classic cheese

burger i would try a bit but -- >> every now and then mix it up. >> i apparently don't live close enough to the eng. i'm quite content with arm old cheese burger. >> we want to put you on the edge. we'll show you the burger when we come back see you in a bit ♪ i like mine with let us, ketchup and tomato ♪ >> it's 6:23 all good things

must come to an end right, katie. >> well put. >> today is not a bad day and timer is tomorrow. you'll notice changes taking place in the forecast of the a little more humidity. little more heat. and probably shower or thunderstorm before it's all said and done. right now calm, quiet on storm

scan 3, if you head to the beach that's your best shot to stay totally dry today. high of 80. our uv index has a result higher but current risk remains le and water temperatures generally super 60s or mid 70s. further inland you go the further chance you have for a shower today. though it's -- sounds good, 6:24 good morning everybody. big concert in ac later on. that levs us a lot of extra volume and unusual volume headed to the beach. a lot of looks good mornings bucks county looking good near route 1 we had earlier disabled and pushed him out of the way let's go to the roads are dry and light volume now. rite 413 near pie up to paming

and south along 2995 we have disabled tractor-trailer in construction zone. he's off to the shoulder. he's hugging that right lane a little bit as you head down 168. the rest of jersey majors not bad at the home. 42 and 55 looking good coming no towards the city back to you. >> thank you bob cliff klee for fils in washington. lee among phillies players coveted by contenders at today's trade deadline trade deadline less that. >> daniel murphy three run shot off kyle ken drik. fils tried to get back into. it fils relievers allowed 7 runs in last two inning to put the baby out of reach.

looking forward to year two of chip kelly era. union signed goal keeper rice emboli for the national any year jan. macmahmoud abbas will start in kansas city. >> as a big gap. >> city of philadelphia is loving popup event this summer brought out skateboarders. i'll putt a schuylkill open him. i'll putt a schuylkill open him. it's secretarycy writ . >> look at the skate boards. back in the day we took two by four and shopping cart and

wheels off shopping cart and nail them to the 2 by 4. >> did do you this the or was it this an archie magazine. >> for real. those were the best. yes, indeed. >> love and sweat. >> built into every one. >> every one, that's right, 6:27 in the next half hour of eyewitness news we're live on the scene of breaking news. here's noelle. >> a young mother shot in her camden apartment complex. we're talking neighbor if as coming up. >> plus, little leagueers with big dreams. we're talking to the first urban philadelphia team ever first ever to make the championship. >> and one gal. >> she's amazing. >> weather and traffic together on the threes. back >> she moved to cam didn't a few

days ago. >> good morning, everyone, a young mother has become the is they's latest shooting victim. noelle joins us with more. >> ukee police have been on the scream since shortly after 2 a.m. they're monitoring here as they search for a shooter. meanwhile neighbors are worried about the young mother that was shot. >> i know she lived there for a week. you know she don't only forker

nobody. she sits open the step or rides the bike and everything. i don't know i came home tonight being with the fridz. i did not know if she was hurt and i asked people what happened to her and they tell me that she was shot in the house. >> no according to police radio the victim was transported to cooper university hospital where she's being treated. we'll bring you up an update on her condition as we get it. cbs 3 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >> one of the women that survived a deadly crash after a car yack jacking in north philadelphia is speaking to eyewitness news. they will ma brown is out of the hospital after treatment for fractured ankle and bruises and she was helping three children set up the fruit stand last friday when the stolen car jumped a curb. brown didn't know until days later all three died. >> it was just not real. it did not seem real.

because the night before and that morning they was with me. >> those -- they're charged with murder, kidnapping and sexually assaulting the carjacking victims. >> a pair of local teenagers in hot water after police say they broke into a ming county home to bake drug laced brownies in collegeville. police arrested the suspects inside that home on july 22. they althe two had more than two pounds of controlled substance with them at the time. investigators have not said specifically what that substance was. just about 6:33 here's traffic and weather together katie. >> nice day, united states of americay. still changes in the forecast later in the forecast. we're not going to snap fingers and patterns are different you'll notice things creeping up. heat, moisture, air go, humidity and showers or thunderstorms

start to move into core cast. calm. although it's certainly milder. 64, yesterday we were in the 50s across this area. storm tracker is busy and that long since moved out. we have generally high pressure on our side nor the better part of the day. look at the difference in the thermometer. any clouds limited amount of cooling that could go on and we had a surplus here of temperatures anywhere from 5 to close to 10 or even up to 15 from the same time yesterday. mount pocono it was so much now it's around low 60s at the moment. as we good through the receipt of the day, 4 in the city. best shots to stay dry goes to shore toupz. back to you. >> that's where the big concert is later today. 6:33. good morning, everybody, lot of

volume headed to the shore. the fast if you're going to be out and about midday let's go foy a tour. crews busy all night long. repaving this stretch of i 95. between girard point double decker bridge through the airport area all the way down to rid ily. see the difference in the road surface here. these three lanes paved and this far one on the right is not. as you go to change lanes you'll feel that speed bump as you do so. let's go to curb side to 42 freeway we're starting to see volume towards philadelphia remember if you head into new jersey you see 'lot of volume to atlantic city for a concert tonight. this is second one this morning southbound right in construction zone at route 168 which is off to the right shoulder and another disabled route 14 bucks county off 332. all the ridge bridges are fine at the 340e789 and mass transit running with no delays. back to you. >> house republicans have given

green right sue president obama. they authorized speaker boehner to sue over a power grab. he exceed his pounds of constitutional authority especially with healthcare law. white house calls the lawsuit of pate of time and money. >> right now 6:35 we probably heard the story buy what you know. >> business analyst slow is here now to steer us in the right direction. she's in new york. hi, jill, good morning. >> good morning. >> what is wrong with idea of buying took in a company you don't know. >> it seems simple if you buy what you understand you're less likely to be led astray. this concept can often lead you to purchase stock in too many local firms because you're familiar with them or lead you to over concentration in your own company shares or those in your industry. or maybe just businesses that interest you. but not necessarily the ones that will rise in value.

>> now you have a iing abouter issue or problem with buy what you know. what is that one? >> i'm not a fan of individual stocks. i think there's allure of finding next big company and that's compelling but how many of us have the knowledge, time, and energy to devote to building and maintaining a portfolio of individual stock and odd of success are against you. studies have found feeding overall market is really hard. mutual fund professionals they're supposed to have skills, staff, ex connections, they can rarely do. it s&p recently found for five years ending in 2013, 73% of large capped u.s. funds under performed s&p 500 index and 84% of mid cap funds lacked their index and 75% of small cap funds lacked small cap backs. >> what about index of funds cheaper right. >> yes and that's why i love

them. somethinged funds average .9% and index funds oingt you 10% of year if you use index funds that difference of .8% calls to your bottom line. for every 50,000 you get 400,000 every year. i'll take that. for more ob what you know can be daivrping rise go to jill where we always pick up an scrap bottle on her behalf. >> time 6:37 a local little league baseball team has big dreams. >> tiny dragons from cents are city are first team ever from philly to win the pennsylvania state championship and leaving this morning for mid atlantic regional rount in connecticut and their star pivrper who seems to leave their mark.ey're trying >> we're trying to put the name tammy out there in the world and

upper city kids can make a big difference in baseball gee. >> she's quite a paper too. >> she hit i a home run not long ago. >> it's saturday morning, then they move to williamsport and little league world soarys. i'm pulling for them. >> let's do this game on. have fun, too that's the main thing. >> ebola outbreak cripppples wet africa and officials warn it's a plane ride away. coming up. >> distracted briving is real problem especially in age of smart phones that can also be used to make kid favor for drivers. we'll show you how. >> they've done it again come up with crazy burger at pyt. we'll show you and if anyone can we'll show you and if anyone can possibly finish it coming up. ♪ some beach, somewhere ♪ there's a big umbrella, casting

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>> steps tens of thousands of fans are going to attend blake shelton's concert between ceasar pier pier and arkansas avenue and central pier st. james place. crews spent the day yesterday finishing final touches at the beach guard yn. this is what he sees for future of the ac boardwalk. >> atlantic city is still a jersey shore town. we're the urban town but still jersey shore. all the wonderful activities you

get on the ocean are here for people to ep joy. >> lady aunt bell up will take the stage on sunday. quite the weekend in ac. right now even though the concerts are free you immediate a free ticket to access the peach. so we got a concert friday, >> we'll have jeep wall the weekend is less than ideal. things are quiet. over the last few hours there was a pocket of showers that rolled through pocono region for the most part we stayed dry overnight. result of high pressure keeping control. levels of pollen climbing a little bit. medium to medium high levels today and tomorrow and spikes on saturday interestingly enough because we do in fact have wet weather to talk about here looking forward to the forecast. today, partly sunny. late-day shower and popup storm. not everyone gets hit it's worth a mention high 84 and we drop it

down to 67 tonight with clouds building in i don't think it will be tear bely humid if you want to for go the air conditioner. it's on the borderline. 4 expected high once again tomorrow. it looks like a carbon copy for us tomorrow. the weekend temperatures get held back courtsey of cloud and showers that we'll have to dodge. bob to you. >> 6:44 live look at 422 near trooper road. starting to see traffic. i 95 south philly tasker disabled off to the shoulder in the straight away between columbus boulevard and walt whitman bridge and watch for a crash in south jersey this for shadeers, route 3 southbound at route 130 where pensauken martin used to play member that. >> yes. >> always had to take a ride on surprised to get pretzels at pen

talk on mark. 4:1 ner knew town bypass or the freeway light volume to far as erika meneded prior to the beach of atlantic city it lights us with volume headed to the shore later on especially during evening rush hour. mass transit at the moment running with no delays. >> breaking news in today's headlines, a 23-year-old mother new to area in camden was shot in the neck 2:00 this morning. she's in cooper hospital. neighbors say they heard arguing before the gunfire. >> meanwhile, philadelphia police officers are under arrest, six, shake down drug suspects for drugs and money they're accused of. that case could impact hundreds of arrests and court cases. >> new developments in gas a. it's calling up -- >> in your health watch this

morning peace corps says it's pulling volunteers because of widespread ebola outbreak. 3 40 workers will leave liberia and guinea two peace corps volunteers died prompting evacuations. so far two volunteers don't show any signs of up infection. >> it's possible somebody could go over there and help in medical care and comma infected to the united states and become sing here. >> c d c says even if sigh russ made it to u.s. it would be unlikely to be spread because of stronger healthcare systems. >> technology is not always to blame were distracts factory. how a small device and app can help remove some of the distractions and still keep you connected. >> it's a terrifying moment

parent's life. seeing your child get behind of wheel of a car. in some ways technology has your back and your kids, truvlo is a small device that turns car into connected car by plugging into diagnostics port. >> every time you start a car the car goes to diagnostic check we can tell you something is wrong before check engine light. >> is that the sent via bluetooth to app on smart phone. >> we have a system that tells you how hard you're driving your car. >> it also provides alert passed open specific locations you can't just tell when a child arrives or leaves home and friends place. the app can tell if the device is unplugged. another serious concern for parents distracted driving. android app agent is designed to make smart phone smarter for example when battery is running low screen brightness lowers

automatically. driving agent is especially well suited for texting teens. >> to reply say accepted >> you have the option to accepted an oral response. >> it's added safety for kid and piece of mind for parents. cbs us in. >> well puppy is back home this morning after spending a scary night all alone. >> a puppy in arizona right there named chip he got his head stuck in detective supposeder block outside owner's house. that poor pooch was trapped all night long until they saw the predicament. firefighters >> chip is chilling now. >> maybe avoiding supposeder blocks.

>> how did they not know their dog was gsh everything is okay. >> 6:48 time to see what's on cbs this morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> good morning. sgllt good morning ukee and erika. can'try as around the world taking extreme measures for ebola outbreak. what needs to change to control the outbreak. and a closer look at the house vote to sue the president and new research it out over power of ned daition russel simmons is in studio 57 and why he says fining inner silliness makes minimum more -- we'll see you with everything is ten minute. >> beginners still. >> that's deep. >> that's deep. >> okay. >> thank you buddy. >> it will take you there won't

it? >> it will. it will. >> our time is 6:49 seems nearly everyone loves donuts and we know philadelphians have a soft spot for cheesesteaks. >> with all the talk about foot getting you hungry. feast your eyes on this. the donut cheesesteak burger. we showed it to you yesterday and we september carl erikson out to try it out in northern liberties. >> he's hungry really hungry so hungry it may make you lose your appetite. they're fill up the pyt, pretty young thing, eatery. it also stands for specialty bugers you could not imagine, vegetarian. look away now. they're friday frying some up in the grill in the back and what joe up front ordered. >> donut cheesesteak burger. >> brand new menu up full flat cheese stake burder topped with slap of cheddar. some may call it.

>> heart attack. >> he reminds us he's young, it 3. >> that was buffalo chicken waffle fries. >> taste but are coming and don't sdep. >> one of i first orders is to go. reming tearians look away and don't ask about the fat content. >> we don't count calories. >> is there a doctor in the house, no. that's what stopped this cust her. >> i didn't want to heart attack aimmediately. >> nobody can stop joe the bugger is here and he's taking the first bite. >> it feels like krispy kreme with phillies cheesesteak. >> another bite and another bite and he's half done you. >> need to clean your plate. >> i can't too. fat. >> too bad, too pull, too soon. cbs3 i witness news.

>> i love that. >> he had me at the geyser. just saying. >> get that checkup joe, come on, man. >> well, donut cheesesteak burger will be on the menu the next two weeks. if you want one you only have a few days to try it. we'll share one. we'll share one. we'll be

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>> no word on how much dough it sets you back. >> that's okay. >> you should at yeast give it a try. >> we have the move. we have all the moves. >> next this morning new technology that could prevent children from dying in overheated cars. local news, weather, traffic, sports, keeping it live and local on the -- have a great day.

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good morning. it is thursday, july 31st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." entire countries now overrun by the biggest ebola outbreak ever. israel calls up 16,000 reservists amid a new vow from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. did ohio state's band director get thrown under the bus. bandmates are striking up after he loses his job. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the peace corps is evacuating volunteers from three countries. >> the historic ebola outbreak continues to sd.