>> reporter: apparently at this pool at 26th and south the shocking has happened several other times this umer, to these kids. >> we were climbing up the ladder and it shock us. >> it was like a little shock. if you were a foot away you could still feel it. >> reporter: at first their mother didn't believe them, she does right now, each time the shocking happened to her kids, it happened in the same location, as today's incident, at the ladder. >> i thought they were nuts until a couple of other kids because they weren't near the ladder and they kept saying that their body hurt when they swam near it and coming in and try it. >> i said i don't want to. >> reporter: well, the the the power is off, now to this pool and as you can see, as you can see through this very padlocked gate we have got the pool being drained at the present time. it will go completely to nothing and there is no word on when this pool is going to be refilled. they are still investigating, exactly what happened this afternoon, the parks and recreational department said they have not heard much at all about what had happened

with the other incidents that the children and their parents are reporting, but they are going to be looking into it as they try to determine exactly what happened near that ladder, that sent three children to the hospital. reporting live, at 26th and south, carol erickson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> carol, thank you very much. also breaking news right now a philadelphia man has pennsylvania's first probable case of west nile virus this year. health officials say the man was hospitalized last month, but his since recovered. virus of course is spread through mosquito by the, our health reporter stephanie stahl is working this story and she will have more details for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. developing now, u.s. planes, and, and in iraq and obama administration, says this operation is part of the, and killing of religious, minority and protect u.s. military interest in that country. cbs news correspondent tara marginner has the latest.

>> reporter: smoke rose from the sky line outside iraqi city of irbill where two u.s. war planes hit artillery belong to the islamic extremist group known as isis. terrorist have taken over large areas of iraq escalating sectarian violence. president obama authorized air strikes to protect u.s. military and other diplomates working out of erbill. >> protection of american personnel in iraqis a top priority and one that merits the use of military force. >> reporter: white house says that the u.s. will also use military force, to help religious minorities, being hunted down. u.s. cargo planes are dropping food and water in the mountains of northern iraq where thousands of members of the the religious sector known as the the esaides is trapped. isis is threat toke kill anyone who comes down. >> when we have unique capabilities of healing averting the massacre the the united states cannot turn a blind eye. >> reporter: the the president has stopped short of putting more troops on the ground but

this is most involved that the u.s. has gotten since american troops withdrew in 2011. tara marginner for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for the very latest on the u.s. action in iraq, newest information is always available on "eyewitness news" and always on cbs philly.com. now to new developments in the case of a mother murder inerd near a popular northeast philadelphia park. the there is now a combined $50,000 reward being offered for information that leads to the killer of connie maclean murray. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at police headquarters tonight, and is what the latest. >> reporter: chris, this was likely the last day on the scene in northeast philadelphia for investigators. they tell me unless they get new better information on where to look for this victim's cell phone that they have meticulously gone through wooded area where their body was found earlier this week to no avail. police are again asking for public's help.

for four days, philadelphia's finest has searched the woods here at penny pack park. friday, they chopped, some of it down looking for more evidence, specifically connie maclean murray's missing cell phone, again, no luck. >> is there a murderer around here. we're scared. >> reporter: in hope of catching a killer reward in including with the murray's death sits at $50,000. the philadelphia parking authority and district council 21 today added a combined $15,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> the tragedy is especially significant to us because connie's brother, kevin maclean is a long time parking authority employee. >> reporter: the the 46 year-old married mother of two was found strangled tuesday morning in shallow brush here near holmes and convent avenue, so far investigators have no suspects and they released a man they found in the woods just yesterday. >> we have brought in several people from the area, and have spoken to them. right now no one has been labeled as a suspect.

>> reporter: detectives have been continuing to review surveillance including a clip that shows maclean murray showing to stop to speak with someone during that faithful job. >> we see her speaking for a couple seconds and then vehicle pulls off, right now it is all i can say about it. >> reporter: as the investigation wind down on the scene investigators pledge that this is only the beginning. >> we've gotten a lot of tips and as i said we're running on those tips, right now none of them have panned out but we will continue to working. >> reporter: police added that they have expedited the dna testing in this case, they hope to get back any results in the coming days. in the meantime a arrangements for maclean murray are coming together, according to a facebook page her funeral is set for monday. reporting live outside of the round house jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". mother of the three children killed in eye carjacking crash has died. keisha williams spent two weeks since that crash in critical condition, until her death last night. williams and three of her

children were raising money for her church when that car hit them. two other people were injured, and today people stopped by crash scene to pay their respects. >> my hearties just hurting, bleeding for their family and the kid, just so senseless. >> authorities say the suspects jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford will face four counts of second degree murder and conspiracy, vigil for williams is expected to start in about an hour. tropical storm i selle makes land fall on hawaii's big island bringing strong surf and high winds, that storm made land fall just as high tides rolled in. and that led to these flash flood waters that raced down the the streets as wind gust ted to 85 miles per hour. about 20,000 people are without power, there as trees came down, along with power lines. iselle the is first tropical storm to hit hawaii in 22 years. it left some people in shelters over night.

>> unaudible. >> well, now at tension turns to her wayne julio, that is a category three storm, about 900 miles out in the pacific right now, and it is expected to weaken and skirt north of the hawaii island on sunday. meteorologist kathy orr is watching all of the storms, in hawaii but also our forecast as well, she's live outside on the sky deck, kathy. >> that is right, chris we are looking at pleasant conditions here, east coast looking great as far as weather is concerned today and even into the weekend. you mentioned tropical storm iselle we will do a quick recap and show you what is going to come next from the tropics. the storm is 130 miles to the west of the big island so moving away from land. that is got news packing a 50-mile an hour wind speeds. it will continue on the westerly track and continue, to lose its grip and influence over hawaii island where it is bringing heavy rain right now.

julio will go to the north of the island by sunday morning, as a category one storm, and then all be back quiet in hawaii. we have had clouds to the south, just through southern parts of the delaware and eastern shore of maryland, otherwise it is looking sunny. philadelphia 82. eighty-one allentown trenton wilmington and millville. even down the shore beautiful. seventy-eight in stone harbor. seventy-eight in cape may. seventy-nine in ocean city and ocean water temperature is up in the upper 70's. now take a look at this, the the temperatures will fall from 78 at 7:00 p.m. to 57 at 9:00 p.m. look for clear skies tonight and temperature of 27 degrees. coming up we will talk about the weekend weather and if it will stay this beautiful. it cannot last forever. i will be back late inert broadcast with the seven day. >> kathy, thanks. investigators in delaware are trying to figure out what caused this plane to crash this morning after landing at jenkins airport near the town of wyoming. authorities say pilot who is from new jersey landed single

engine piper on the grassy runway but plane continued across the road before coming to a stop in an empty yard. pilot and passenger on board were not hurt. the cause of this deadly crash in philadelphia is also under investigation. police say driver of the taxi lost control, crashing into a brick wall of this house. this happened this morning along cobbs creek parkway near spruce street. the 67 year-old driver was rushed to the hospital where he died. well, caught on camera tonight a woman is rob while withdrawing cash from an atm. here's surveillance video of that, police are looking for the man who came up from behind this 64 year-old woman, tacked her and then robbed her. it happened in a wells fargo branch on frankford avenue last sunday. victim was treated at a hospital following that attack but we're told she's recovering tonight. next at 5:00 new developments after a father of two kills his wife and then himself leaving their children orphaned, what a family in

member told bus the tragedy. then fighting cancer by turning this little boy radioactive, it sound like science fiction on but doctors say this rare treatment that could be the only thing to save his life. and it just keeps getting better, the taney dragons of the city are one step closer to the little league world series. more on

tonight we are hearing from a young family. the victim's husband shot

her to death, kidnaped their children and then committed suicide. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is in upper darby for with us more now, matt. >> reporter: chris, while police investigation into this crime is largely wrapped up the healing process for family members involved in this crime, is just beginning. her full name was cristina but to her family she's always been christie, her death is unimaginable. >> it was shock, disbelief, and just fear for the children. >> reporter: cristina and her two boys four and five were at home in drexel hill thursday morning, keith belajonas her husband and their dad was there too, police say domestic dispute bowled over and belajonas shot and stabbed his wife killing her in front of his children. >> they're young, they are aware of what happened, how much they actually comprehend. >> family says they are not sure yet, they have not talk much since they got back from staton island where belajonas

took them after the murder leaving them at cvs pharmacy before driving a few blocks away and taking his own life. >> keith loved the children, there was never any indication of violence, who knows, who knows where this all comes from. >> reporter: cristina grew up in delaware county by all accounts she was a hard worker and loved her kids. >> lovely young woman, she was working hard trying to make the best that she could for her kids, working two jobs. >> reporter: two children that now have no mom and no dad, they are home with their grandparents and will likely stay there for good all of the while facing a very uncertain future. >> they are safe, they are loved, and they will get whatever help they need in the future. >> reporter: in an on line donation fun has been set up for those two young boys, we have posted a link to that web site on cbs philly.com. live from upper darby tonight, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a wild scene in texas today a lumber truck crashed

through guardrail and catches fire this happened not too far from dallas and for a while part of the vehicle actually hung over the overpass you can see there. driver said he lost control when he blew a tire. he was taken to the hospital and is expect to be okay. good evening, everyone, it is definitely a finally friday and with that we have a finally friday rush hour. you will be in high volume, sitting on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, not only because of rush hour delays but because also eastbound 76 approaching gulph mills we had an earlier accident compromising a lane or two that has been moved to the shoulder but it is just really not great on the schuylkill heading out in king of prussia and continues to not be great through the vine street expressway, westbound on 76, delayed approaching university down through the vine and then to your western suburbs. expect schuylkill to look like 76 today. looking at 42 freeway maybe heading down the shore southbound on the 42 you are

definitely going to notice high volume up and over walt whitman bridge so expect those delays around 95 as well. the southbound 42 heading down to 55, eastbound on the atlantic city expressway and expect delays southbound on 295 between 73 and 42 freeway. looking at our wide, again worst possible roadway is schuylkill expressway so no surprise there, in major delays however for mass transit, chris and jessica. >> as it oftens, thanks very much. still to come what not to buy your college student as they helped off to school. >> then lightening storm unlike any you have ever seen, in fact, it was so amazing it left one astronaut speechless, beasley. eagles fans get a look at the birds tonight in the first preseason game in ane limb nation process as players battle for positions, you will be looking live at solder field in chicago when we count you down to kick off coming up in sports.

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philadelphia's new park is receiving international recognition. the spruce street harbor park was recognized as one of the world's best urban beaches by huffing ton post. in that piece park is celebrated for best feature a wooden boardwalk lined with stalls and arcade games if you want to check it out though you better get on it. park closes for the season at the end of this month. >> you have seen it. >> yes.

that is some stunning video from space. look at all these bright white flashes. that is actually lightening captured from 200 miles above the earth from the international space station. astronauts reid wise man shot that video, and says that mother nature's light show, left him speechless. wow. >> we can remember one of those nights. >> i'm sure recently not long ago. >> one of those nights, yes. >> what a view that is with or without lighting. the it is friday, weekend is here, is what going on. >> yeah. >> we are looking at a great weekend. i think it could be one of the best of the entire summer season, not too hot, not too cool, just right. the lets look outside where we have a beautiful day from the city to the shore. ocean city boardwalk getting busy, it is that time of dinner hour around the shore. we are looking at clear sky through the the and into the overnight. live neighborhood network takes us to the the bay head elementary school. this is is point pleasant beach to the north, so far of

our southern jersey shore where temperature is 75 degrees. gorgeous day to day. you can see marina in the background, temperatures, will stay, pretty mild through the evening, wind south east at about 10 miles an hour here. as we take it closer to home middletown ship high school cape may courthouse not a cloud in the skies just looking stellar, temperature there 76 degrees. storm scan three we are all clear, clouds to the south, we are counting on high pressure to the north to keep most of this away over the course of the weekend because there is rain to the south, as well. right now in philadelphia 82. eighty-one in trenton. eighty-one wilmington. atlantic city 8o ocean water temperature at 75. dew point temperature is true amount of moisture in the air and not related to temperature like relative humidity. doesn't go up and down, depend ing on the temperatures. these are pleasant dew points and that is where we will stay. air will be dry, high pressure to the north will bring that canadian air, that will bring lots of blue skies. temperatures in the 80's for

saturday, there is the the rainy was referring to the high pushing southward, pushing that rain to the south as well for sunday with highs still in the 80's and then by monday the high moves off shore but rain does as well, we will be more humid as southeasterly wind kick in temperatures still monday in the 80's. the it won't be until tuesday that this front tries to sneak in and bring us a chance of the shower or a thunderstorm. during the evening it will be pleasant mainly clear. same overnight. low 64. during the day saturday just another great day to be outside, high temperature 86 degrees. heading down the shore for the week saturday to saturday or even for the day mostly sunny 80. uv index high. rip current risk low. for sunday much of the same highs in the upper 70's. water temperature will be mild, a perfect ten for weekend in the poconos. it doesn't get much better with highs in the 07's to around 80 and pleasant sunshine and plenty of sunshine o39 day forecast saturday 86. sunday 85. monday 84. that is a look at the

weekend's forecast we will be back with beasley and sports

the the wait is over. here's a live lot a soldiers field in chicago where birds will take on the bears. 8:00 p.m. kick off. you won't see much of nick foles and shady mccoy. they will play ten to 15 snaps but you will see new faces like darren sprawls, malcolm jenkins and draft picks marcus smith and jordan matthews. good luck to the birds, and fresh off that sweep of the astros, the phillies begin a four game series with the met, aj burnett gets the call 7:05 start a alumni weekend at the ballpark and roy halladay is being honored. he will throw out first pitch and be recognized before the game. fans will get a halladay bobble head. he retired because of injuries, great career though. tomorrow charlie manual will be inducted in the phillies hall of fame. taney dragons still going strong they beat new york six to five to advance to the mid-atlantic finals of the little league world series, they play sunday at 6:00 p.m.

on national tv, if they win one more game, they are headed to the world series, in williamsport. sixers rumors flowing around, couple reports have have thaddeus young going to minnesota as part of the deal to send sketch love to the cavilers, sixers would reportedly, acquire former topic, anthony bennet, and we will keep an eye on that and rory mcilroy is your leader at pga championship, nine under par, rory is looking for three straight wins after recent victories at british open and bridge stone invitational. go rory, go. >> unstoppable. >> yes, in question. >> beasley, thanks very much. next up on "eyewitness news" at 5:30 rescued just in time. >> i'm thankful we got out alive. >> a father and daughter one of several families thankful to have their lives tonight, they were rescued, as fire ripped through their apartment in montgomery county. also on the way, the security breach some are calling, adorable, how a

toddler caused a lock down at the white house. new at 6:00 tonight concerned over security in one of summer's largest music festival this is for a string of incidents outside music fess in bethlehem. we will tell you what the city's marries calling for new new at 6:00.

i'm chris may, we're following breaking news this afternoon, three children are shocked at a public school, and 26th and south in philadelphia, those children were rushed to the hospital, investigators shut off the power there, they are trying to figure out how their first human cases of west nile virus, a philadelphia man was infected in july and has recovered, second case involves a 49 year-old from gloucesterstrikes in iraq for first time in years, president obama, authorized that operation as part of an effort to avoid a genocide of religious minorities, and protect u.s. interest in iraq. cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer will have have more on that situation in just a few minutes, kathy. >> we have a winning stretch of weather coming our way, we have to talk about two stellar events coming up this weekend and more thunderstorms in that seven day and that is coming up next half an hour in the seven day forecast, steph. >> new at 5:30 fire investigators spent the day

looking for cause of an apartment fire in montgomery county. that blaze broke out early this morning in the 700 block of lincoln drive-in upper dublin township. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more on how some have of those residents were rest qued. >> the smoke cleared into an emotional moment for andrew. >> we're alive. we thank god for these firemen. >> reporter: dad and daughter shaken but okay, rescued they say just on time. >> it is a blessing, a bless ago this we're alive, blessing that the police respond that had fast to get us out. >> reporter: fire fighters got the call on the two alarm shortly before 2:00 friday morning. they arrived to eyewitness video showing flames that once reached 20 feet. >> this complex is very strong, and fire spread. pretty quick to make sure fire did not extend past one apartment. >> reporter: residents said they did just that only after what is described as a heroin second floor rescue someone trapped where fire started.

only injury not life threatening. >> someone heard get me out of here in a man's voice. please get him out of here. i'm so impressed how fast they work. >> reporter: alexis and andrew say they are more than bless but they risk their own lives to save their. >> is there not a lot more to say then i'm thankful we got out alive. >> reporter: there is some question as to whether or the no the fire alarm system was working in this apartment complex, at the time that the fire broke out, that and the direct cause of the fire will be under investigation, throughout the day, as well as i'm told the one person who sustained those non-life threatening injuries is a female and she's expect to recover. reporting from upper dublin township i'm steve paterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police arrest a suspect wanted in a violent center city home invasion. kenneth todd broke in the home on the 1300 block of pine street last month, and brutally beat the owner. todd was paroled from prison just days before this alleged

incident, and is now being held on two million-dollar bail. cbs the news is reporting tonight that the u.s. air strikes killed islamic militants in iraq today, two u.s. war planes hit artillery belonging to the islamic extremist group known as isis near the city of erbill to protect u.s. personnel there u.s. planes made air drops of food, water, to a large group of of religious minorities stranded on a mountain. the is is fighters have taken over large areas of iraq and they are threatening to kill those trapped refugees. >> is there support that can be provided by will american military but this is a situation that will only be solved by the iraqi people and a government that reflects the views of iraq's diverse population. >> joining me now from washington is bob she have schieffer, cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation, bob, i'm sure the the last thing president obama wanted in 2014 is to be ordering air strikes in iraq but that is where we are today what do you think

this move says about his foreign policy and is what the reaction to it right now in washington. >> you know, most of the congress has already levittown and a lot of officials had levittown but i think no matter how you think we got from there to here i think the the president really had in choice but to do this. i think there is a certain obligation to these people and there is no question this is a humanitarian christ is there that is going on. i think he really had to do this. the the other parties there is several hundred, maybe a thousand americans up in that kurdish capitol there is a u.s. consulate there and he had to make sure that those people are protected. >> there is so much happening in the world even besides this, the ebola out break, conflict in gaza, the fighting in ukraine, just to name a couple, there is a lot to talk about on face the nation, who are going to be your guests. >> we will start off in iraq and we will have correspondents all over the

place, you know, reporting from turkey and around the region there. we will have the latest there. our correspondents are on the scene in israel this thing has obviously blown up again. >> bob, thanks very much. we will be watching sunday morning. >> okay, chris. >> we hope you'll tune in as well, face the nation with bob schieffer sunday morning at 10:30 right the here on cbs-3. israeli forces are back on the ground in gas a cease-fire with hamas expired this morning with no long term deal in place. less than a minute after the truce ended hamas militants fired barrage of rockets from gas a israel responded with air strikes. one hit near mosque killing a ten year-old boy. the israel pulled its delegation out of cairo saying it will not negotiate while under fire. closing arguments wrapped up in the oscar pistorius the olympic sprinter is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp inside his home in south africa. pistorius maintains he

believed she was a burglar this morning pistorius defense attorney argued that the double amputee has an exaggerated response to danger because he has no legs. the judge will deliver that verdict on september 11th. forty years ago tonight richard nixon became the first u.s. president to resign his office. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body that speech followed damaging revelation that is came from the watergate scandal. the following day gerald ford succeeded nixon and pardoned him a month later. a toddler causes a brief lock down at the white house, little boy squeezed through white the house fence last night causing quite the commotion among secret service agents. the happened right before president obama gave his news conference on iraq. now toddler wasn't questioned by agents but we are told his parents gave him a time

out. that is press a adorable. good evening, everyone. something that is not so cuties an incident we are dealing with on route one right here near neshaminy, if you are commuting in southbound direction an overturn vehicle is compromising the entire roadway approaching old lincoln highway. usually a situation like this they will to have close the roadway to upright the vehicle and then move it out of the way. it is getting stick a approaching 413, traveling southbound approaching the incident at old lincoln highway. we will continue to keep you updated. northbound you will have a slight gaper delay as well. taking you over to the schuylkill expressway heading eastbound i'm just going to give you the real here. 202, all the way down to university is your eastbound delay in the schuylkill, we have phillies game, folks heading down the shore very busy on the schuylkill expressway. as we continue and move to our wide notice our speed sensors are in the teens, 18 is your

average on i-95. high volume back to about academy through vine street expressway. look at schuylkill expressway both east and westbound you're traveling in the teens and really all over not just in one spot. good news however is mass transit, links to the airport look great maybe heading out of town this weekend. >> vittoria, thank you. still to come a treatment turns a little boy with cancer radio activity. it sound like science fiction on but could be only thing to save his life. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it may work. also ahead a good heads up for parents sending their kids off to college, we have list of items we should not waste your money on, kathy? it is weather hat trick, three beautiful days in a row but how much longer will it last after that? we will talk about that plus two events this weekend that are out of this world, kate will have more on that

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day 2014 bass master's let competition. they are taking place at penns landing and today fans showed up early. my husband is a bass fischer, we have a champion boat and it is cool, it is fun, we fish, so he brought me in at 3:00 o'clock in the morning. >> hey, that is a good partner right there. >> competition runs through sunday. it looks like the weather will be holding out for the weekend for anything that you choose to do out doors, case in point look at the beach, looking great this afternoon, on the beach, by the bay, whatever you want to be just a gorgeous day with sunshine. this is in atlantic city you can tell the the steel pier boards are busy as skies will stay clear through nighttime hours. storm scan three we have a few clouds but they are suppressed through southern delaware and eastern shore of maryland, rain to the south as well but we are counting on high pressure to keep that all far

away from the delaware valley. temperatures ranging from 73 in the poconos to 82 in philadelphia. it is 80 in atlantic city. ocean water temperature has warmed up to 76 degrees. fair weather high pressure brings us sunshine temperatures in the 80's for saturday down the shore near 80 as well and it will be strong enough to hold these showers, at bay, area of low pressure will pass to the south and east, sunday staying dry with temperatures in the 80's, that high bringing in a dryer air mass, so plenty of sunshine and temperatures below average, feeling a little fall-like again. by monday the temperatures, still in the 80's with sunshine but little more in the way of humidity and few more clouds. we will be eyeing this cold front over midwest that is our next chance of showers and thunderstorms but that doesn't come, until, tuesday, so we're talking about three case in a row of great weather, it is weather hat trick. lets check out latest on iselle tropical storm right now moving away from the big island of hawaii but came in, with quite a punch, here,

statistics on this storm, it was first tropical storm, to hit hawaii in 22 years. when it made land fall earlier this morning this is hawaii time it came in with 60 miles an hour wind at land fall flooding rains, much slides and that hilly terrain and massive power outages. good news that is second hurricane we were watching julio will go well to the south of hawaii. overnight locally just moon lit skies, comfortable conditions, low 64, for your saturday sunny and pleasant high of 86. looking ahead down the the shore heading down this weekend you have pick a good one high 80 saturday. temperatures in the upper 70's for sunday, rip current risk low uv index high, typical summer weather. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast saturday looks great, sunday looks great as does monday, a few showers and storms for tuesday and wednesday but then we will bounce back in the 80's with plenty of sunshine by late next week. if you missed the super moon earlier this summer you will get another chance this weekend with this great

weather. that is not only thing lighting up the sky this weekend. for more on that here's meteorologist kate bilo, hi kate. >> it doesn't seem long ago we talked about a super moon. if you miss that had one we will a chance again. the here's what a normal full moon will look like. super moon is 4 percent larger and 30 percent brighter, then what we normally see in the nighttime sky on any given evening and you will see certainly this weekend. we will take a look at the stats on this super moon as we move into sunday when we will see moon get to the fullest point sunday afternoon around 2:11 in the afternoon but makes its closest path the to the earth at 1:44 on sunday afternoon, that still puts it 221,000 plus miles away but like i said 14 percent closer and 30 percent brighter then a normal moon. because moon reaches its full point sunday afternoon you'll see it really nicely saturday night and then gannon sunday night but again that is not the the only thing we can look to the sky and see, we have got the persaid meteor shower

that will be peeking next week. what we are looking at here is debris from the swift cut will, best viewing conditions for meteor shower is anytime from midnight to 5:00 a.m. sunday night, machine night, tuesday night and then gannon wednesday is the the peak of it and you can see 40 to 50 an hour but there will be one limiting factor with this meteor shower and that is what i just talk about that full super moon full on sunday, full on manor almost full on monday and it will be really illuminating nighttime sky so may give off too much light to see you see anything. regardless it will be a great week toned look to the sky. reporting from the digital center meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". by the way kate spent sometime with adorable youngsters, she was a celebrity reader for the ronald mcdonald summer library tour, kate read to kids at torresdale library branch here in philadelphia. on the cbs-3 healthwatch,

it sound like science fiction on but a special radioactive treatment may be the only thing that save lives of some children battling cancer. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the treatment and how a local happies trying to make it work even better. >> reporter: at the end of this hallway with the room lined with led ishy a son noah is battling neuroblastoma a rare cancer of the nerve cells. chemotherapy was not working so doctors are trying to shrink cancer using a speaking drug containing a isotope. >> i hope we can get these under control with this therapy that we can shrink his tumors. >> reporter: therapy is given by iv and only cancerous nerve cells can absorb it. >> it is way to deliver high energy radiation to tumors not just in one place but to tumors every where in the body. >> reporter: it also turns noah radioactive. he must be kept isolated in a led shielded room for days. he is kept sedated enough but isn't put into a deep sleep. everyone who enters the room

has to wear a radio detector and disposable clothing. thanks to cameras noah's family and hospital staff can keep a trained eye on him and his vital signs. >> i want him to be healthy, happy, normal boy and put this all behind him, i hope. >> reporter: now the goal, it is to shrink noah's tumor getting him ready for a bone mar or transplant. children's hospital of philadelphia was one of the first hospitals to offer this treatment. now they are working in the lab on how to make this radioactive treatment even more targeted and effective. scary, but effective treatment for that little boy so far. >> what a cute boy. >> gorgeous. >> good luck to him and his family as well. >> thanks very much. still ahead behind the scenes look at what is in theaters this weekend. >> hi everybody i'm nancy odell and coming up teenage mutant turtles are back in action with megan fox and dancers of step up all in compete for number one spot.

shell are looking to claim the top spot at weekend box office. >> entertainment tonight nancy

odell has a preview what is new in theaters. >> reporter: turbo's get an update in the teenage turtles and dance competition gets intense as step up all in. >> there is a imagine that i can happens when you dance. >> reporter: dance crews are back for step up, all in and this time it is all on the line for a major deal. >> this is the ultimate dance competition, with the ultimate prize, three-year dance contract. >> these guys got some moves too. >> honey, batter up. >> teenage mutant ninja turtles are back and they have grown up a little. >> this has darker tone. we were trying to make them more realistic and if you were to come across, four teenage mutant ninja turtles they would be frightening. they wouldn't necessarily be as approachable and lovable as the originals. >> reporter: it is not all serious these turtles are

teenagers, after all and they have an amazing new home base. >> it is an amazing set, so huge, and beautifully made. >> reporter: the guys playing the the turtles have some nifty gear of their own. >> the the attract all of the facial movements so cameras pick up every little nuance and these are cameras right here. >> the cg version of the turtle will make the same exact movement. if i smile turtle will smile. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell and back to you in the studio. >> technology ace macing. catch nancy and rest of the team every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 we have developing news, three children are shock, at a philadelphia city pool, we will tell what you investigators think may have caused it. we are live with the details, plus. >> we're safe, they are loved and they will get whatever help they need in the future. >> reporter: two young boys who police say witnessed their

mother's murder are back home tonight, victim's aunt talking to "eyewitness news" about how that family is coping. >> there are more safety concerns for one of the largest music festivals of the summer we will tell you why they are calling for review of security at muse being fest, kathy. >> we are looking ahead to a weekend that is going to be winning, and also a few celestial events that will be out of this world, plus next chance of some showers and storms all next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 which starts right now well, developing news right now, at 6:00 what began as a fun summer day at the pool end with three children rush to the hospital, after they are shock in the water. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. the those children were reportedly on a ladder at o'connor public pool at 26th and south street, when something went wrong.

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live with the very latest, todd. >> jessica, those three children shocked were rushed to children's hospital this afternoon, right now pool here at 26th and south streets is being drained, and investigation is just beginning. a perfect summer day at the pool turned serious and scary this woman's daughter, saw what happened. >> she said one of the children was about to get out of the pool and touch the ladder, and was immediately shocked and then his sister came over, i guess maybe to help him and then his sister was shock. >> reporter: peco workers were at ladder where kids were shocked at 1:15 today, o'connor cool at 26th and south will be closed indefinitely. >> draining it, refilling this pool will not be opened until we find out what the cause of this incident were today. >> reporter: parks and recreation department says workers were out earlier working on the the motor of

the pump, this woman's children say they were shock that the same lad inner june. >> we were climbing up the latter and it shocked us. it was a little shock. it was like if you were a foot away you could still feel it. >> reporter: mom did not report incident. >> i didn't because i thought they were crazy. they weren't holding on to the ladder. they were just swimming in the the water. >> reporter: there were a total of 12 children swimming in the pool here at the time, as for three kids who were shock, again they were rushed to children's hoal