from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". gun have i lens in philadelphia leaves a three year old girl dead and three others injured. we're live with the latest on this investigation. plus is this man missing or on the run. new take on the both here reportedly disappeared off the jersey coast. and we'll have this. >> two americans infected with the ebola virus will be flown back to the u.s. i'm omar via frank an in atlanta. the latest on their conditions coming up. today is saturday, august 2nd, good morning everyone i'm elizabeth hur. nicole is off. it is 5:00 o'clock right on the dot here in center city philadelphia. and let's check in with meteorologist carol erickson.

good morning to you. >> good morning liz, wealth ride n so people will probably be surprised at just the amount of water just sitting on the roads this morning so it will blow very much any kind of early errands that you have. let me take you out show you what it looks like. i will show you down in rehoboth beach. the laps over the last couple of hours see some of the showers that we've been dealing with, and there you go. so the temperatures are cool, winds out of the northeast about 14 miles an hour there. storm scan3 this is wide look at it. but you can see, there is a lot of moisture associated with this system. we zoom into the philadelphia area closer along to the shore areas and you can see the shore primarily is where you are finding a lot of the showers and some of the heavier showers, as women moving past cape may now moving right along the shore line. we move up to the north little bit, atlantic city, seeing heavier rain at the present time. our temperatures are cool. they're in the 60s right now we won't be warming up all that much today.

below normal with temperatures staying right about 78 degrees. but that said, we could be dealing with even some filtered sunshine, little bit later on today. so, our future weather showing, look at this, this is at 11:00 this morning, you can see the difference, we start to thin out with some of the showers, we could be finding this dry slot moving in. so not a total wash out for today. we have to keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the forecast, but i think that's a better look, maybe than what we are finding first thing this morning. doesn't look bad right there. so we will continue to follow up that time line. see when we can clear this system and see what follows. liz? >> thank you carol. back in news, a three year old girl is dead this morning the victim every stray bullet. happening right now police are questioning a suspect in this case steve patterson outside news headquarters, steve, all started with a argument? >> reporter: an argument liz an argument, four people are

shot, one little girl is dead, because of a senseless argue between two men. police tell me that one of those men walk away from the argument while the other decided to pull out a gun and start firing. we can show you video now from the scene as you mentioned police say originally they had a man they were calling a person of interest, now named as a suspect in this case, in police custody. it all started about 9:40 friday night the 1500 block of adding street. again, four people are shot. the man involved in the argument the one that walked away, shot in the head, he's in critical condition the rest just caught in the crossfire. a male shot in his 20's, in the arm, a female in her 20's, shot in the leg. i'm told they're going to be okay, both in stable condition. but that little three year old girl just sitting on the porch shot in the chest she's returned to the hospital where she is pronounced dead. the police captain on scene fills us in with the rest of the horrific details.

>> unfortunately, the three year old passed, the other people in stable condition first male involved in the aarpment he is in seriously critical condition with a gunshot wound to the head. it is a tragedy when anything like this happens. >> police say they recovered the weapon in this case. that person of interest was named that way for several hours, before that person now is named a suspect. again, in police custody at this time. reporting live, from police headquarters, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news" back to you liz. >> thank you steve. new this morning the violence continued overnight here in philadelphia. police were called to the believes that neighborhood in south philly shortly after midnight. that is where a man was shot at 13th and katharine streets. so far police have not made arrest in this case, and the condition of the victim has not been released. also, new this morning, a woman is struck by a hit-and-run driver in north

philadelphia. it happened at eighth and allegheny around 1:30 this morning at this hour, police are investigate whether the driver intentionally struck the victim. investigators have a vague description of the car, a green pontiac grand am. the victim was rushed to temple where she is listed in critical condition. in the meantime, rescue divers delve into the murky waters of delaware river to search for driver. eyewitnesses spot add car in the waters off of the 5300 block of talcony street shortly after 10:00 o'clock last night. chopper three overhead rescuers searching for about 90 minutes there before suspending their operation. no victims were found. >> another search, this in delaware county, authorities will return to park today continuing their search for two bodies, believed to be burried there. a murder suspect led upper darby police to indian rock park in springfield friday afternoon. he told officials he stabbed a

man and woman to death in his apartment two years ago. dismembered their bodies, then burried them in the park. >> tonight we tried to hand dig our way where he claims the bodies were located and we weren't able to get through the dirt. so we called in an upper darby front end loader and we were able to dig. >> so far the search has not turned up any evidence of the victims. and developing at this hour, a boater once thought have gone over board may actually be on the run. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us why investigators in atlantic county are so suspicious. report we are now learning bid some facing a criminal investigation, and authorities believe he may be alive and may be trying to run away from police. >> forty-five year olan drew biddle was last thought to have gone missing on the

waters off longport. rescue attempts by the coast guard turned up nothing after biddle boat racing champion was thought to have crashed a boat into a buoy. passenger on the boat swam to shore telling authorities he didn't know what happened to biddle nearly two weeks ago now they confirm the egg harbor township police department is circulate ago flyer to law enforcement because they are investigating that biddle may have not been on that boat, meaning, he may have staged his own disappearance. >> he is actually a real nice guy. >> frank said he work with biddle here at this marina in northfield. he is not buying the accident supply been staged. >> i don't think he could have disappeared or anything like that i don't think did he. that will i really think he is missing. >> atlantic county prosecutor's offers tells "eyewitness news" biddle and his partner are accused of several counts of theft for allegedly taking possession of boats in trade, then re selling them and not paying off the loans. and that biddle was indicted on three counts of theft by

deception, and additional open cases pending grand jury review forbid l. police here are urging anyone who may have seen biddle recently to contact them here immediately. reporting in egg harbor township, new jersey, todd quinones cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and now, to the latest on the deadly ebola outbreak, the first of two american aid workers infected with the virus is expected to arrive at atlanta hospital sometime over the next few days. both were working in liberia one of three west african countries, affected by the worse outbreak of the disease on record. cbs correspondent omar a via frank a has the latest from atlanta. >> a jet equipped with medical isolation unit will carry the first of two american missionaries infected with ebola to the u.s. in the coming days. it will then return to liberia to pick up the other. both will be treated at atlanta's emory university hospital. >> we have developed the unit which can safely care for a

patient with a serious communicable disease. >> doctor kent brantly and missionary nancy rifle were working in liberia when they contracted the deadly virus. bruce johnson heads the group that sponsored the mission. >> obviously this virus has take answer lot out of them. they are very weak but responsive, being able to get up take care of their needs and our conversing with loved ones with their doctors so that's real encouraging. >> there is no vaccine for ebola and no known cure. doctors here at emory same their priority to make sure the patients other systems are strong. >> we have to keep the patients alive long enough in order for the body to control this infection. >> federal health officials say eye lakes protocols will keep the virus contained. >> we do not see ebola spreading within the us. >> the first cases could arrive this weekend. in atlanta omar via franco

for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and so far the outbreak in west africa is blamed for more than 700 deaths, members of the group yes liberia based here in delaware have close ties to that country. as you can imagine, they are feeling the pain of this outbreak first-hand. one of our board members of this organization, passed two days a from this ebola virus. one of our volunteers lost two aunts within the same day. >> yes liberia has halted all of its education services in liberia as the spreading virus continues to claim lives. and israel is intensifying their search for soldier they believe was captured by hamas yesterday. meantime, congress has approved a $225 million package forest ray he will's missile defense system. smoke was visible over gaza city this morning, one day after a cease-fire ended between israel and hamas.

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welcome back, back now on "eyewitness news", it was another down day on wall street. the blue chip index dropped for the fourth day in a row after the newest unemployment report failed to change the mood. jericka duncan reports from the new york stock exchange. >> the arrows were pointing down on wall street. the dow jones industrial average ended the week with another lost after thursday's decline of more than 300 points. a strong unemployment report failed to spark a rebound the labor department says employers hired at a steady clip through july. the economy gained 209,000 jobs last month foreman ooh fact during to financial service toss construction. unemployment rate end up to 6.2%, as more americans started looking for work.

it was the sixth straight month of job gains over 200,000, the best hiring trends in eight years. >> the trend is your friend. and the fact that for the last several months the trends has been positive, that's what the american investors and the international investors need to take away. >> here on wall street, that trends was not enough to stir up a ralliment some investors say share prices were inflated and it was time for a recess. broker ben willis says a domino effect let stocks lower, and might have created new buying opportunities. >> don't follow the hurt. don't follow the panic. this is the time when you have your market drop off have, your shop lists red. >> i has given up all its gains for the year. jericka duncan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the time right now 5:15. a perfect time to check back with you carol looks like you will be having another busy morning. >> i think we will. at least this morning is going to be wet. we may be finding liz some

drier slots moving in a little bit later on this afternoon but look at this this is the boardwalk in ocean city where they're having their 52nd annual arts show, goes all weekends long, a lot of rain has fallen along the shore areas. we pick up almost 2 inches of rain through sections of wildwood. so it has been a wet one. let me show you on storm scan3. you can see some of this heavier rain, as it moves right along the shore areas. that's not to say that we're not seek some rain through philadelphia and just to our adjacent western suburbs but the very heaviest of this rain continuing right along the shore areas. some of it is off shore, which is okay, but the stuff that's on shore is probably not exactly what people want, as they plan their weekend along the shore areas. the temperatures are pretty consistent though, every place. we've got readings in the 60s 68 degrees through philadelphia, and just an agree or two away from that in other locations. it is going to be a wet weekends but it is on-off rain. i think we're certainly in the on rain right now but we will be finding off-rain later on

this afternoon and there will be some drying slots moving into various areas, so not complete wash out today or tomorrow either. but know that there are showers out there. temperatures remaining in the 70s today, tomorrow they just barely get to the 80s 81, 82 degrees, but there are fronts around, and they're just different things around that will make it so that the weather is little bit agitated as we go through the weekend. we can't totally rule out thunderstorm even by the time we get to monday, so the unsettled time period. what you are looking for the graphic that times it out your clock in the corner look what happened by 11:00 a lot of the rain according to this many could out peer model pulls off the coast. left with scattered areas of some showers, and some clouds, but look at the breaks in the clouds. and then by 9:00 tonight we've got more breaks, we've got some showers scattered around perhaps. and then by the time we get to tomorrow, then this is noon tomorrow, we have some more

showers, scattered around, and let's start this one up. and you can this, as we get into the longer range by 6:00 sunday, are we looking at some showers in places? and do we find that again on monday? and it is possible. so in and out of the rain showers, not a complete wash out, either one every these days, it is just the wettest this morning. as far as thes go, they're pretty impressive. by 3:00 this afternoon we've already seen more than that through the wildwood area. but you can be expecting possibly to be adding to your rainfall totals. so this guarantee this is exactly what's going to happen, buts that you see the heaviest rain to the south and east, lesser amounts as go to the north as we go through the rest of the weekends. stowe will be a wet weekend the way these weather systems are riding. lots going on, with high pressure tropical moisture, that sort of thing. and speaking that far tropical storm bertha kerr respect the way from land, however watching for it in the caribbean. but never gets into hurricane strength. it doesn't bother the us, high ray. we're looking at temperatures

today at the shore 75 degrees, low risk of rip current, maybe not perfect beach day but you might finds yourselves out there at least on the boardwalk. 77 degrees, chance of shower, chance of no shower, as well, later on in the afternoon. 65 degrees, chance of shower or thunderstorm tonight. we just are in and out of it. and then tomorrow, same deal, 81 degrees, more humid. monday, 87 chance of afternoon shower or thunderstorm, tuesday by just about 90 degrees, and then starts to look not so bad in the middle 80s after that. you know, if you are going to be out this weekend, you can get the updated forecast any time. and you can do it all by yourself with the new cbs philly weather app. you can check live radar get severe weather alerts and share any of your storm pictures with us. just download the app, it is now on itunes, and it will be coming soon to android. liz? >> thank you carol. thinking about take nag move think weekend? aren't we always? we have some new ones that will make you want to dance in the aisles and even save the

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some big acts have signed on including cheryle crow and steel i dan, keith urban will play to a sold out show on the final night. >> the wants brother comedy tour in upper darby. marilyn wayne told our ukee washington via skype he and the family looking forward to some fun here in philly. >> i mean, for us, we have a -- the beautiful thing we do comedy for a living, put smile on people's faces, it is good when people come after the show you see them wiping away tears like whew, you all is stupid, you all stupid. i guess that makes us feel good. so, you know -- >> by the way we have having family breakfast, so it is okay, but for you ukee, i'm do it. but, you know, day man coleman is dead right now. sean look, he sleeps. he got tryptophan disease, he

is about to fall asleep. and philly we're going to have a good time. >> yes, we will. you can see marilyn and his brothers at the tower theater tonight. the show starts at 8:00. and we have ticket information for you on our website cbsphilly.com. at the move thinks weaken, got father of soul and few batch of inter gal at particular superheros'. et's nancy odel has this preview. >> on this week big action, big laughs in guardians of the galaxy, the story of james brown dance toss life and get on up. >> ladies and gentlemen, james brown hit it. >> the hardest working man in show business is played by the hard-working chadwick bows man. >> it was a challenge that once i began to look at his life and i began to look at how interesting a person he was, you know, i knew it was something that i had to try. >> dancing singing mastering the voice chadwick did it all with some help from executive producer mick jaggar. >> i watched the videos, you

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the studio. >> as you know, stay up to date on all of the news from hollywood, with entertainment tonight, it is on every week night at 7:00. right here on cbs-3. also, in entertainment news the man who played one of the most famous new jersians of all time is finally taking his place in the state hall of fame. james gandolfini, a/k/a tony soprano, will headline this year's class gandolfini who died last summer was select along with 11 others, the induction ceremony will take place in november in asbury park. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we are live with the latest on a shooting that left little girl dead last night in philadelphia. plus police and in south jersey open fire killing a winslow township man. now the investigation is underway into what triggered that gunfire. and a high steak juicy heist, suspects take more than $100,000 in jewelry and

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we are following a developing story a three year old is dead, and three other people are injured after what

police are calling a senseless argument that led to a shooting i'll give you the latest on the suspect that's next. plus demanding action, crowds gather to call for affix to the philadelphia school budget crisis. and we'll also have this. >> marl ' hall with the latest coming up. >> today is saturday, august 2nd, good morning everyone i'm elizabeth hur nicole is off. it is 5:30 here in center city philadelphia. here's meteorologist carol erickson, just talking about how we can't catch a break on these weekends. >> you know, we had so many nice weekends, and then last weekends, as we were talking about, we start today see some of the showers, and finding the very same thing this weekend, we definitely have them out there right now. you might have heard the pitter patter of raindrops on your window overnight. let's take a look, see what we

have out there. we definitely have some clouds, have some showers and you can see just the way the light is being diffusion dollars by some of these raindrops that it is a wet morning out there. storm scan3 showing how wet it is, and you can see that some of the heaviest rain moving up along the shore areas, the good thing about this that a lot of this will be moving out during the day. so we will be getting dry slots working in here. so the rain shield heaviest at the shore, it is to starts to lessen the party inland you go, by the time looking at allentown, reading not finding much at all going on. 68 degrees, right now that's out at the airport in philadelphia, 67 in trenton 66 wilmington, 66 along the shore area, where it has been very, very wet this morning. and overnight. now, by noon, 73 degrees, the showers, are on and off not everybody's seeing them. we could be finding filled evidence sunshine, could you see a thunderstorm later in the afternoon? possible. everything is in the forecast

including sort of real tapering off. a look according to this computer model at 10:00 this morning, notice just few showers, scattered around, by the time we get to noon, same deal, and then by the time we get to 5:00 o'clock, do we see some breaks in all of this. only to fill in with more showers later. that kind of weekend. we will talk about what the week is likely to bring finish out that time line when i come back, liz? >> thank you carol. >> tragic story in grays ferry, little girl shot and killed victim every stray bullet. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside police headquarters this morning, where detectives, we are hearing spent the night questioning a suspect. steve? >> reporter: liz, yes. based on what we're hearing from detectives and police, this is a story about two decisions made, argument between two men, one of the men walks away from the argument, the other man pulls

out a gun, shoots him in the head as he's walking away, and continues shooting, and just several people get caught up in the crossfire including three year old little girl. i want to take you to the scene though. we have video from last night now, police say they were talking as you mentioned to a person of interest. described that way initially when they brought him in. now being named suspect in this case. this started at about 9:40, friday night the 1500 block four people shot, the man walked away, shot in the head, i'm told he remains in critical condition at this point. the rest just people, bystanders, caught in the crossfire, male in his 20's, shot in the arm female in her 20's shot in the leg. i'm told both of those people will be okay, they're both in stable condition. but, again that little three year old girl, just sitting on the porch while all of this was happening shot in the chest. she was returned to the hospital where police say show was pronounced dead. we spoke to the captain about

all of this shortly after it happened. >> unfortunately the three year old passed, other in condition. the first man involved in the argument seriously critical condition with gunshot wounds to the head. that is tragedy, when anything like this happens. >> again, police think they have their man. they've recovered the weapon in this case. and that person as they originally named person of interest now being named a suspect, that is new this morning. reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", back to you liz? >> thank you for that update, steve. meantime angry protesters made their voices heard again in this emotional battle over funding for philadelphia public schools. this, during a protest outside governor tom corbett's center city office. they demanded state lawmakers reconvene to vote on cigarette tax designed to help close the district's budget gap. school leaders say they need

about $81 million by august 15th to prevent nearly 1,000 jobs from being cut. >> if we cut any more, i cannot ethically, morally, tell parents we open on time and educate their child. i can't say that. >> and, there is growing support among some local lawmakers to actually sue the state in federal court alleging a failure to educate its citizens. and we have new information in a police involved shooting in camden county, the man killed by officers has been identified as 42 year old danielle pierre. winslow township police were called to the camper, he shared, with his mother on the 400 block of new freedom road. it is not yet clear who called the police or why. a family member did tell us that this pierre suspect or the victim, had drug problems. >> residents in south jersey are on high alert this morning, all because of a

burglary spree. it is happening in several burlington county towns like delran westhampton and moorestown. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has this story. >> high steak jewelry highs in moorestown, nieves snuck in, while homeowners were away, took $100,000 in jewelry from the second floor master bedroom, nine h.u.p. block of board on landing road. >> my daughter's wedding was saturday. and they were at our wedding so that's -- they came back and found out that their house had been broke mean. >> neighbors say the thieves broke into the home, broke a back door while the security alarm was disable because work was being done at the house. four similar break-in's in moorestown in the neighborhood near creek road less than mile apart from each other. and others like them in delran and westhampton, in the last week. those departments are all now working together.

>> the method of entry was consistent with moorestown, that's still being work on, i do think there may be links for the type of items taken going right for the jewelry. >> police have stepped up patrols, and they are asking neighbors to take me cautions, stop mail service when going out of town, set appliances to timers, to give the appearance someone is always home, and keep an eye on your neighbor's house. >> now i got a deadbolt. i got firearm. i have license for a pistol. and get ready. >> yes. >> because you never know. >> police say they've several leads that they are working and they're asking neighbors to report anything that looks suspicious. in moorestown, diana rocco cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile, back in philadelphia, this man william bearso of northeast philadelphia is out on bail with being charged with over 300 counts every child pornography. an undercover agent reportedly download add file of children engage in the sex acts from a

file sharing network and that ip address allegedly traced back to the lawndale man. bearstowe is due back in court for preliminary hearing on august 14th. a 1,500-dollar reward is now being offered in the information about a driver who hit and killed a man traveling through philadelphia. back in april, 61 year old will forward fleischman was killed while attempt to go cross i-95, near the airport. he was in philadelphia, on a lay-over, traveling to north carolina to visit his family when he was killed. >> i miss him i miss just being able to call home and being able to talk to him. >> any vehicle that would involve, the vehicle would have significant damage to its front ends, including its bumper, hood windshield. >> fleischman's daughter in the meantime set up facebook page, in hopes of generating

leads to cash the driver. >> senator tom carper toured the i495 bridge one day after the southbound lanes were over christina river reopen. the democrat congratulated workers and viewed the progress made possibly by emergency federal funding. about 20 million in federal funding was used, we'll know the exact figures when the project totally finish. southbound lanes opened a month ahead of schedule, but the northbound lanes are not expected to reopen until labor day. the death of a new york city man in police custody has been ruled a homicide. video of the man being placed a choke-hold has sparked national outrage and calls for change in the nypd. cbs news correspondent marl ' hall has more from new york. >> forty-three year old eric garner died last month after new york city police officer

put him a choke-hold. officers confronted garner for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. he had been arrested 30 times before. friday the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide, caused by compression of neck, choke hold, compression of chest, and prone positioning during physical restraints by police. garner's asthma, hypertension, and obesity also contributed to his death. >> officer who has put him in choke hold has been placed on modified duty, but up to the district attorney whether to charge him with a crime. >> it would be a great disservice and injustice to not find change and reform out of this moment. >> the police commissioner has ordered a complete review of the department's use of strange, also sent group of officers to his old commands in los angeles to learn from its policies. for some critics not good

enough. >> the best way to help police stop using illegal choke holds, to -- >> rally saturday, marlie hall cbs-3, "eyewitness news" and here is encouraging news. man making incredible progress. three years after receiving a double hand transplant. >> ♪ >> how the donor's hands are giving this artistic amputee a new lease on life. and have those umbrellas out folks. carol is tracking heavy rain this weekend when your area will be impacted, it is straight

>> plasmas hands transplant recipient making great progress after history making surgery that he received in 2011. emily reamer spent some time with a man who has rediscovered his love of music . >> making beautiful music the keys after piano something richard had dreams of nearly three years ago. >> that normal getting comfortable with his hands. mr. manning even owe made history as the first

successful double transplant clinic at bringing ham woman's hospital. earlier he had lost his lower arms and legs to an infection. >> i don't notice what i have or i don't have, just doing all of these things. >> things like swimming. >> back and forth in the pool. >> playing ball with his grandkids, and simple tasks most of us don't even think about. >> i went like this, i couldn't do that before. it is like i pull them up and down, up and down, like a comedy episode. i want to call my wife and say look at this. >> still making progress in terms of gaining functionality of the hands done touch up operations to give him little bit more pinch strength on one side, give him little more grip strength on the other side. but doing great. >> besides the physical healing and progress, the past couple of years also a focus on mr. mangino's psychological health, having creative side has kept him strong. >> i'm sure that i do a lot more than a lot of people, like i said, because i had music, and i have some art and i have things that i

already do to help me in life psychologically, a huge benefit. psychologically i'm good as everybody else with hands. >> and having a supportive family has made all the difference. >> my wife is awesome. but that's, i mean, whew, because all of the things that i can do, you know, you need somebody there. >> mangino's doctors hope his success can be translate intoed other transplant advances saying lower limbs could be the next frontier. >> next, gaining more sensation in his fingers enjoying life, one day picking up the guitar again. >> maybe i'll try at some point, but i'm happy with the piano, although, you know, you miss those riffs. just a dream when you can play. >> ♪ ♪ >> what an incredible story that was. once again emily reamer reporting.

now, mangino's says he can only play few cords on the piano right now but he is writing his own song including the song you just heard in that story. well, back here in our area pianist david headlined last night's concert at penn's landing. this was the first in a series called smooth jazz summer nights. by the way free concerts are scheduled every friday night in august. our kate bilo as you can see was on hand for the event which was sponsors in part by cbs-3 the c "cw philly". and the time right now 5:47. carol, anyone with outdoor plans today what do they need to know? >> well, i think they need to know it is not going to be a wash out the entire day. i know you are waking up, thinking about the plans you might have made a year ago for this weekend. and it doesn't look great out there right now. but it will be improving. and it might fall apart again a little built as well, but we do have improving trends,

and then deteriorating trends. so that's the way this weekend is going to look. right now not the brightest start to the day. as we look at the ben franklin bridge jersey side, philadelphia side, and then, we take a look at storm scan3. and you can see we're finding a lot of heavy rain. one of the reasons that the communities right along the shore, there is an urban and small stream flood advisory until 9:45 this morning because some of these areas have pick up between one to 2 inches of rain, so depending on where you are, you are either dealing with a whole bunch of rain, along the shore areas, and through sections of eastern new jersey, burr get little closer to philadelphia, it is less, then you get little farther away from philadelphia, and it is practically nothing. that's what you're seeing out through the lehigh valley and the poconos. right along the shore that's where the heaviest rain s however, you can tell the direction of this rain. you can see this heavy batch. and if it follows this little path, it is going to stay out in the ocean. there will be some dry slots moving in. ill show that you in just a second. so you can time out the rest

of your day. otherw 60st this point. they are going up maybe some 10 degrees little bit later on this afternoon. here is our future weather. and it really is doing a stellar job. this is just about exactly where we're finding some of this heavier rain. then look what happens.'clock this morning this pulls away, we're left with areas of clouds, of course, where you see the white, but you are also left with areas every just light showers. they are scattered about. not everybody is seeing them. by noon the same story. by the time we get to 5:00 o'clock, the sun still out, notice this, this computer model says a lot of these clouds start to thin out enough that you see some sunshine, there are few rain showers, and you might even find them in the reading area or close to it, where we're not finding them right now. by 9:00 tonight, if you have got a wedding or something tonight, it looks as if it is not a wash out. though chances of some showers, thunderstorms we don't just hang our hat on this totally. but it is an indication, that

there will be some drying slots moving in it, won't be raining all the time every place. tomorrow through the morning hours, start to pick up couple of showers maybe even thunderstorm then this is the longer range look, because that far sort of expands out the areas of precipitation the other one was more pinpointed but get longer in time it, gets fuzz year out there. by 6:00 tomorrow more rain showers, do we see? by monday, more rain showers do we see? maybe even thunderstorm working in, so that's the trends over the next couple of days weather systems just lining up with a front and disturbances riding along that, the clouds keep us cooler today, in the upper 70s, tomorrow, we're into the lower 80s by monday into the middle eight's then even warmer than that by the time we hit tuesday. bertha, great name, love that, tropical storm bertha is right now bothering the caribbean puerto rico, virgin islands

picking up some rain and some wind about 50 miles an hour or so. then this curves away, which is good news for the united states, maybe that monday through wednesday time period, the surf gets kick up, if our surfer, you may want to make note that far along the shore areas. otherwise, today we have low risk of rip current fortunately 75 degrees, we have these on-off rain showers, can't totally rule out thunderstorm, too in any location. 77 degrees then tonight basically the same story but you saw that there should be drying slots moving in here. 65 degrees attributing i forecast, and it is hard to pinpoint it and telex actually waist going to be happening where and when. but just know that that's that is sort of the trend couple of showers couple every drying slots. eighty-one tomorrow, monday, 87 by tuesday 90 degrees, very humid and then wednesday, thursday, friday, into the middle 80s. that will looks like summer forecast liz? >> reporter: thank you carol. i know, carol, you will love this next story. seemingly impossible moment played out at the buda pest

zoo. take a look at this. crow was drowning in a bear's watering hole. the bear walks over, pulls that crow from the water and saves the bird's life. he then turn his attention to a few apples, laying on the ground, next to him. so there you go. a bear, saving the life of a crow. and this next story gives a whole new meaning to the term dressing up for work. volunteers at this california wildlife center are dressing up as bobcats. now, while they rehabilitate 12 week old fairfield the bobcat, it is no joke here folks, these workers say it is important that fairfield does not associate food with humans or it could attack people when it goes back into the wilds. this feisty feline could be sent back to the sacramento area in november. you learn something new every day here. stay with us, we'll be right

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you'll flip out! now go tell your friends. staples. make more happen for less. >> after putting up 17 hits for ten runs thursday night the phillies hope to keep things rolling heading into game two of the nationals here we go, top of the second, codey at the plate, two runners on, right field size more heads home to put the phillies on the board half inning later some confusion on defense and ashley not sure who caused, base hit then wild throw makes matters worse. next batter, single to centerfield sends the runner home and just like that game's all tied at one. jump ahead to the sixth inning of play, and marilyn bird does it again homerun over the fence, and that puts the phillies back on top. the nationals, one last chance in the bottom of the ninth. they go down swinging,

papelbon gets his 26th save of the year to give the phillies a win final score of two to one. all right, quick update on cliff lee. he will meet with the team's doctor later today. after re injuring his elbow thursday, in that game. no clear prognosis yet but it is possible he could be out for the rest of the season, expects today undergo. eagles first pre-season game against the bears in chicago the team getting a work out yesterday at the nova care complex. some concern about wide receiver riley cooper. he was seen walking around with a boot on. but coach chip kelly says it is just a minor injury. should be able to go back to full speed in a few days. still, it did raise few questions about the depth of the offense. >> we got enough guys to run routes. i am not concerned with that. when do you that as a coach start to look at what if i lose him what if i lose him in the much you can really do about it. >> all right the team has the day off gets back to work,

they will, lincoln financial field, for their second open practice. philadelphia union, got back on the road against kansas city. it could be the final game as the goaltender for zach, scoreless game, headed into the second half but here comes kansas city on the attack, came out challenge just sweep by, kansas city goes up one-nothing union getting offense in the 70th minute. brian brown with nice header off the cross that ties up the game. that's where it will stay. final score one-all. and that is your eyewitness sports. i'm beasley reese. >> and also in sports, the newest addition to the sixers is paying tribute to a legendary teammate on twitter. check this out. joe he will tweeted it picture wearing allen iverson's number three jersey, the caption reads: ai3, one of the greatest. also tweeted this picture saying, it was his first cheese steak here in philly. good times.

well, still ahead, at the top of the hour, on "eyewitness news", a life report on a shoot that left a three year old girl dead and three others injured. plus: wet weather this weekend, carol is tracking the rain when we come right back.