breaking news, a shooting outside a concert to promote peace turns deadly this morning and police are hunting for a teenage suspect. good morning, that burst of gunfire kick off the the beginning of the very violent night in the city. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now at the police headquarters with the breaking detaste syma good morning. >> reporter: good morning. violence erupts out of all places outside a peace concert leaving one man, dead. that concert was meant to send saying to stop the the shootings. now hours later other shootings took place throughout the city leaving three people injured. it was a violent night in the city, first shooting happened at an anti violence event in fairmount park. there was a peace concert held

at dell music center when shots were fired. man in his 20's was hit in the torso and thigh. he was taken to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead the event was called philly support philly peace on the street. >> there was about 600 people in attendance at the concert. the concert ironically was a peace co 11:30, one was police are hoping surveillance cameras will help them catch the hooter. >> we are only getting a description of the shooter as being one male wearing a dark hooded sweat shirt and jeans, who possibly fled southbound on tenth street. >> reporter: earlier a man was shot nine times in his apartment, and that happened around 12:30 on the 4500 block of boost veer. ten shots were fired in the apartment, at the time, there were three other adults and one toddler. twenty-eight year-old victim was hit multiple times in the torso, chest and both legs. he was taken to einstein hospital in critical but stable condition. w they say drugs were found in the apartment.

police are now looking for three suspects fled on foot. >> detectives are also at einstein hospital and they are going to talk to our victim as soon as he is done being work on by doctors. >> reporter: again, the three injured victims are all in table condition. so far no arrest has been made in the incidents but for fatal shooting that happened at this dell center police are hopeful because that place has many surveillance cameras and they are hoping that will help them catch their suspect. we are live syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". syma, thanks very much. philadelphia is shining bright city buildings were lit up to show off the the patriotic side of the city while in members of the democratic national convention selection commit thee tour the the sites around the area those tours will continue a second day to day as dnc delegates take in the sitesleaders as well after their visit members will discuss money matters if the convention is held in the city. >> we're working to see what fund would be available and how much it would cost to host

a event. >> reporter: city leaders are confident they can raise 80 million-dollar needed to host the convention brooklyn birmingham columbus phoenix, are also in the running to host. 6:03. here is traffic and weather together katie. >> good morning, everybody. the nice day overall. there is ainor hiccup coming along with the forecast and that comes in the form of the second means it is more reenforcement to the cooler more fall-like air settling in. on storm scan three quiet clear as a bell, wake up to some beautiful view with the sunrise this morning. as a result of the clear sky temperatures have have had a chance to drop off very readily here this morning. we will go through the day and eventually this front moves on through bringing with it a stray sprinkle or a shower. nothing major, it is in the enough to require an umbrella look at that beautiful blue sky. i don't know why i'm hearing is. maybe a fairy in the the weather center.

64 degrees under nice clear blue skies, beautiful start to as i said later in the day we may end up with a very isolated shower. reaping nal will wide if you stay totally try it is at the shore. late day shower cannot be ruled out for poconos or philadelphia or anybody in between that zone. bob, over to you. go, beep beep, beep. >> backup of the truck. >> are you with me. come on lets go, outside we will go to a live look at another disabled vehicle at least this one is off to the shoulder with some cones down. this is also on i-95rthbound, right here near the commodore barry bridge. anyone heading north from delaware county stay to the left and you will be okay. that other disabled i showed you last time around, we were all holding our breath on that one. everybody is okay. that fellow got pushed away and lanes are opened up near girard point double decker. good morning to the bennie, ben franklin bridge into downtown no problems or delays all, we have an accident on

the new jersey turnpike southbound right here near exit number 7a the the exit there for great adventure ta day trip there, and pennsauken ñ;watch for delays on route 130 ng project over there otherwise, bridges are fine and mass transit has no reported delays, erika, back over to you. developing right now violent clashes continue in suburban st. louis where people are upset following the shooting of an unarmed black teenager over the weekend. michelle sedonna has more on the protests. >> reporter: police in ferguson missouri lobbed tear gas at protesters for a fourth night after a crowd became unrulely. dozens of people were out again to protest shooting death of 18 year-old michael brown. >> we just said hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: earlier police chief canned protesters to confine their demonstrations today light hours. they responded with peaceful marches, but tensions are still running high on wednesday, police took two journalist into custody at a

ferguson mcdonald's washington post reporter wesley lowery video tape the incident as it happen. officers in swat gear told him and huffing ton post reporter ryan riley to leave. >> evident thely i was not moving quickly enough and both of us were arrested. >> reporter: both were released, in charges were filed. people in ferguson are still demanding to know identity of the office shore killed brown on saturday. witnesses say unarm teen hands were up when he was shot. officials so far are not releasing the the officer's name. >> we will interview and talk with anybody and anybody who has anything at all to say about this. >> reporter: county prosecutor says all evidence will be presented to the grand jury. michelle sedone cbs news. new this morning pope francis is in south korea and we just got this video in to the news room. this is new for us. it is first papal visit in a quarter century.

the leader of the catholic church plans to reach out to the north during his five day trip to offer prayer,the war derided korean peninsula. here are the the other big stories happening today, funeral services will take place for keisha williams who died last week. williams and her three children were hit by a stolen car in germantown last month. children died that day. two men face murder and other charges. this philadelphia police worker will be in court today kathy pugh is accused of beating up another woman during a fight in south philadelphia in june. we will expect to learn more about the investigation in last month's robbery at caesars in atlantic city. police after rested five people already in the robbery. >> west goshen township supervisor has died following a bizarre crash in a chester county supermarket. police say a with man driving a pickup truck right there struck and killed 77 year-old doctor robert by the while backing up. it happened around lunchtime yesterday in the shop rite parking lot on west goshen pike in west goshen and

eyewitness tribe the kay yot being scene. >> it sounded like a horrible car crash and as soon as we saw the building down basically we ran over, saw him laying like his feet were on the sidewalk still and his body still through the wall. >> police say driver of the pick up is fully cooperating with the investigation and in addition to being township supervisor doctor white was also a practicing dentist. well, after working five years without a contract septa regional rail electrical workers where to get a raise. septa and workers union reached a tentative contract agreement last night that includes a 11 and a half percent raise. workers walk off the job in june, you may remember that, septa plans to hold a special game meeting monday morning to sign the deal. septa is still working on a new contract for regional rail engineers. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", dozens of tires are slashed but an ago of kindneness trumps that act of vandalism. e how one woman's generosity change the headline on this

story. also robin williams daughter gets harassed on twitter and instagram in the wake of her father's death and new here's taking action. >> horrible to had. >> um-hmm. >> little league world another is gets underway today and philly's own taney dragons are getting the royal treatment in williamsport. hear what they have been saying about the experience so

more on a story you heard on "eyewitness news" yesterday morning. northeast philadelphia with man is one of several residents who woke up to find her tires slash. for dottie roy who is disable act of vandalism was more than a inconvenience. she said she needs her car to visit her son with brain damage but cannot afford to replace those tires. a if smart tan heard dottie's

story on kyw news radio and reached out to help. >> somebody that could do it, should help you. it all comes around in the end. somebody will do something nice for me again, you know, that is all. >> i will pay it for, i promise, because you deserve it and did you a great thing for me, really did. >> great thing indeed. when manny, mow and jack got the call, pep boys they stepped in and split the cost. great to see that ending. michigan governor rick snyder issued a declaration of disaster after rain storms caused severe flooding in detroit. that declaration will help counties get funding they need to tart cleaning up. look at the the mess there on the roadways. heavy downpours from monday night's storm caused near record flooding in the the hardest hit communities, in detroit. that same weather is temples created a big mess on long island here. some areas saw more than 13 inches of rainfall in just six hours. heavier rain fell during morning commute stranding drivers in their cars.

clean up continues in our area one of the hardest hit parts was millville, cumberland county, about 7 inches of rainfall flooding several basements and turning some backyards into ponds. this will be a forecast that looks better, still breezy obviously. shaking of the camera at the shore. i had to show you this view a gorgeous just picturesque sunrise currently underway in atlantic city. i love that effect that happens. it reminds me of a instagram filter when we have imperfection that is show up on the lens. absolutely gorgeous. now lets go next to storm can three where we are watching the storm system that brought in that heavier rain we reported on. now thankfully pulling away from the hardest hit area, like long island, like southeastern new england and mow more maine issue and canadian issue.

as a result this front you see this trail of clouds that will roll through our area and bring with it a scattered shower later in the day especially and as a result, it is more of a heads up. you don't need an umbrella but don't be surprised if you see a spring will or shower fire up this afternoon or evening. tomorrow looks awesome, saturday looking good and sunday is our next chance for showers,. we are off to the right lane with some blinkers and we have a couple of cones down so we are merge nothing. northbound i-95 before the commodore barry bridge. good morning to the boulevard. where is it? all right. southbound, new jersey turnpike, an accident right here near exit number 7a that is ramps there for 195 and a accident just popped up on the screen here north on the northeast extension, at the quakertown interchange, the rest of our major roadways 422 and schuylkill expressway not bad at the moment. light volume so far. don't forget that big concert

again tonight one direction at lincoln financial field and that of course will impact our evening rush hour with a lot of traffic in the south philadelphia erika back over to you. weather cleared out in time yesterday for a spectacular showing at the annual atlantic city air show. check it out. i love these pilots. so impressive. hundreds of thousands of people, watched as thunder over boardwalk unfolded right before that their very eyes. the it is largest air show on the east coast and one of the ac's biggest events. of course, u.s. air force thunder bird did the not disappoint with their precision flying. >> beautiful day to look to the skies, who you about that. >> so neat to sianni just roar too of the engines. >> absolutely amazing. there is breaking news in the head lines on cbs-3. twenty year-old man was shot outside the dell music center and died at a hospital earlier this morning. eyewitnesses say gunman was a teenager. also a developing story right new police in ferguson missouri used tear gas to

break up crowds and demonstrators late last night, protesting weekend shooting of an unarmed teen by a police officer. birthplace of liberty is dressed in red, white and blue philadelphia is under consideration of the host of the 2016 democratic convention. we will be right back.

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never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee, and it was a real easy switch to make. phillies have have the night off tonight, cole hamels pitches against the giants in san francisco tomorrow night. jimmy rollins gave the phillies a a lead over the angels last night, his single scored chooch, to make it

two-one in the fourth inning but, the angels bounced right back and for the the second tight in a row came from behind to win it. your final angels four, phillies 36789 phillies lost both games in anaheim. eagles and patriots practiced together in foxboro for third straight day, these teams are really going to fight it out friday night. jeremy maclin you may have heard pulled a hamstring catching a touchdown pass yesterday in practice but he says he will be ready for tomorrow night's 7:30 kick off, lets go birds, erika. >> lets a's go taney dragons too they know we support them here in philadelphia but they might have been surprised when thousands of people came out to welcome them in williamsport. the dragons are making history as the first team from philadelphia to take the field in the little league world series. all eyes will be on the team tomorrow for the big game, the team knows their hard work this season got them to where they are today.

>> there was 6,000 teams before we started doing this and now we are narrowed down to 16 in the world and we are one of them. it takes hard work. >> sure does. >> mayor nutter will host a pep rally and viewing party tomorrow in the the city hall courtyard at 2:00 p.m. first pitch is thrown out against south nashville at 3:00. ace pitcher mone davis has been in the spotlight for being a girl. she responded by posting this message on her instagram page saying quote some people don't realize baseball is a team sport not a single will man/woman game. i understand i'm a girl player but if it wasn't for my team i wouldn't be here right now. >> go ahead mone talk to me girl. >> a door this girl. >> talented but down to earth all about the team. >> it is all about the team, i love that. telling it like it is. >> get off from work tomorrow at 3:00 there should be a philadelphia wide early work day. >> i got my popcorn ready game on, let's do this.

>> there has been overwhelming reaction to robin williams death on social media but we are hearing some is not good coming up find out how cyber bullies have been targeting williams daughter z elda. it the is called kissing bugs but delivers the kiss of death why be on the look out for this one, coming up.

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upper 50's up to the north and western suburbs, it is cooler, with that clear sky but once this next front comes its it could trigger a stay shower. not enough to need an umbrella but i have to mention it for you. tomorrow is awesome, best day of the forecast bob. >> 6:24. good morning everybody. hello to camden, new jersey. live look at admiral wilson boulevard coming from south jersey working your way up toward ben franklin bridge a as we see sun beginning to rise bouncing off the trees there we are in for a nice ride this morning coming from south jersey but an accident on the north east extension is northbound, right at quakertown interchange, also an accident on route one right here near neshaminy mall, north bound route one at neshaminy interchange and then turnpike starting to see delays westbound in towards philadelphia. ukee and erika, back over to you. let's show it again, scary scene on i-95 just minutes ago. if you were with us you saw this unfold live. we watched car after car swerve and slam on the breaks to avoid hit ago this disable

car in the middle lane of northbound i-95 near broad street a lot of close calls there. a police officer eventually showed up and that highway is clear for the morning rush, that just had your hard the whole time as bob said. >> scary scene. >> glad they are okay. >> 6:25. on line bullies targeted robin williams daughter, sending her cruel messages and gruesome pictures on twitter all this following her father's death. as a result she has decided to take a break from social media but not before firing back. kara a suboy has story. >> reporter: zeld thea williams who paid homage to her father has abandon her twitter and instagram accounts. her final tweet read i'm sorry, i should have wrist's above, deleting this from my device for a good long time maybe forever, time will tell good bye. twitter suspended three accounts responsible for sending perfect cruel insensitive images and comments. on her tumbler page she posted

what she said would be her only statement about her father writing about her last day with him. to those harassing her she wrote as for those who are sending negativity know that on small giggling part of him is even ising a flock of pink on to your house to poop on your car right after you have had it washed. after all he loved to laugh too. support and positive messages on social media have far out weighed negative. on robin williams page a memorial post has now garnered more than 2 million likes and it has been shared around 300,000 times. kara. is uboy c net.com for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hard to believe that happens. >> you just can't think who would do something like that but good to hear positive out weigh negative there. >> all the time, all the time. >> coming up next, breaking news in the shooting of a peace concert in philadelphia, syma? >> that is right a fatal shooting outside a peace concert, that kicks off a violent night here in philadelphia i'll have those details coming up.

also, a new jersey man is getting a lot of attention for the flag he displayed out identify his home, see why neighbors are so upset. bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together, we will do it on the three's,er with back at the bottom of the hour. so glad you are with us family good morning.

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promoting peace in the streets have of philadelphia, turns deadly, now police say a teenage suspect pulled the trigger. three other people were also shot overnight in incidents all across the city. "eyewitness news" reporter same chowdhry joins us now at philadelphia a police headquarters with more on the investigations into those shootings, same, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. shooting right outside a peace concert leaves one man dead and hours later a couple other shootings, three others are injured. in the first shooting that happened right outside of an anti violence event in fairmount park. there were about 600 people attending a peace concert held at the dell music center when shots were fired around 8:30 last night. police say a man in his 20's was hit in the torso and saw it at close proximity. he was taken to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. ironically concert was meant to send a message to stop the the the shootings. >> it was anti violence, concert, that was taking place, when this shooting,

took place like i said there were 600 people present at the concert. concert ended about 40 minutes, after the the shooting took place. we're not certain if the 20 year-old victim was going to or coming from the concert. >> later in the night two, 18 year-old were injured during a shooting at tenth and bainbridge around 11:30. within was hit three times in the leg, other hit once in the heel. both were taken to jefferson hospital and remain in stable condition. police are hoping surveillance cameras at a nearby business will help them catch a shooter. earlier this morning a man w of buy veer. twenty-eight year-old victim was hit multiple times in the torso chest and both legs. he was taken to einstein hospital in critical but stable condition. there were three other adultsrs were injured, so far, no arrests have been made. we are live at police headquarters syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". neighbors in the montgomery county community are locking their doors and checking dead bolts after a string of burglaries.

police are investigating four breaks in in abington township. in one case burglar broke in the house of the 1500 glock of grovania avenue on monday. burglar took the lap top and purse month. man asked "eyewitness news" not to reveal her identity. surveillance cameras captured this image of the suspect on august 2nd on the 200 block of road and police urge you to lock your doors, windows, and cars. murder victim's home becomes a crime scene in north philadelphia police tried to break into connie maclean murray's home yesterday. now police say one of the suspects is her nephew. maclean murray was found dead last week. her husband has been charged with her murder. 6:33. here's traffic and weather to go katie. >> good morning, everybody. it will end up being a nice day, all things considered, even despite the fact that there is another little cold front that will roll through i think we will have more sun

then anything and you will not need an umbrella but i do have to throw in the chance for a shower. let me explain. we will start with the good news here. this is a beautiful view lovely view with bright blue skies not even a cloud you can see the sun, shining off the building there on the left-hand corner of the screen. with current conditions at the the airport overtop of this it is down right comfortable outside. predominantly a westerly flow right now. we are eventually going to see this next little whimpy cold front coming through so these clear skies are going to start yielding for a few clouds and likely a stray shower mainly through second half of the day, a afternoon and evening time frame is when we will find that but other than that we will have some sunshine. really nice weather overall here guys as we go through the day, temperatures hit 80 in the city. i am lar temperatures at the shore up in the poconos it will be cooler. again just that stray shower otherwise, expect some sun, bob. >> 6:34. sound good on a thursday morning. we are seeing sun popping up

and rush hour unfold grab your coffee your keys and lets go a live look at the the schuylkill expressway g morning to south philadelphia leaving south philadelphia with some sun glare coming in towards philadelphia here passing south street bridge some volume starting to pop here. i-95 same deal in northeast philadelphia as we say good morning to the girard avenue construction zone here. the straight away again pockets between betsy ross and girard avenue. nothing really out of the ordinary there. we have an accident though south on the new jersey turnpike right here near exit number 7a ramps for i195, we are dealing with the slow down north on the northeast extension at the quakertown interchange. with the gang in neshaminy bensalem here northbound route one, just above philadelphia turnpike interchange right here near neshaminy mall there is a crash on that stretch of route one. septa continues with the trolley tunnel blitz subway trolleys diverted at 40th and market from there the market frankford line takes you the rest of the way in to.

is shot by an unarm teen police used tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse protesters. this is after some people lobbed molotov cocktails and other objects. st. louis post reports ten arrests including a st. louis alter man who had been talking about the protest on social media. we have video of the washington post just before another reporter from the huffing ton post said they were detained by police. both were filing reports from a fast food restaurant in ferguson when police told them to clear out. the reporters say they did not get out quickly enough. police released both reporters without filing charges. coverage struck a nerve with the readers of the philadelphia daily news. it tweeted this as a front page of the morning paper. negative reader federal back prompted the newspaper to change the paper for second addition to this a daily news editor says the paper opted to use a more topical photo. pentagon says possible

in is to rescue refugees in northern iraqis no longer necessary. secretary of defense chuck hagel say far fewer are strand and on sinjar mountain then previously thought. many escaped and only a few thousand refugees remain. they are in relatively good condition we understand. isis militants vowed to kill them if they do not convert to islam. north jersey man is facing criticism for flying flag that is now associated with isis. mark dunn way had been flying this flag since he moved in his union county apartment ten years ago long before it became a symbol for isis. he does not want to make his neighbor feel uncomfortable so he took it down. >> people that are that offended by it, it is something, censorship but i might in the have to fly it again for a while. maybe one day i will fly it again with no problem. >> now in its place he put up an american flag and colors of the san diego chargers. trash from the big apple

will soon find a home in chester. last night city council members proved a land development application from covanta, cot will add two buildings to the campus on high land avenue. that move will allow garbage from new york city toy come to chester in special sealed railcars for incineration. today's auction at revel hotel casino is postponed but revel is still closing its doors next month. revel is in bankruptcy but its lawyers say the casino hotel is engaged in ongoing negotiation was potential buyers. casino officials say they hope a buyer co bankruptcy court but says it still needs to begin winding down its operations. atlantic city is marketing armies taking its case to the papers after a wave of casino closings, the the atlantic sit a lines is running this ad touting many things the resort offers aside from gambling have the it mentions beach shopping, dining, big game entertainment, running in today's inquirer, wall street journal and star ledger of newark. your time is 6:38.

the national veterans wheelchair games are right here in philadelphia, hundreds will compete, coming up we will talk live to the athletes who are taking part. also this buggies new to the united states and it is not welcome, find out you why need to be aware and beware as well of what is called the kissing bug. will she or won't she yesterday i challenge katie and kyw news radio jim melworth to take the ice bucket challenge see if they were brave enough to douse themselves with ice cold water and if they did, who did they call out, that is coming up next.

it is one kiss you do not want to get. >> new bug in texas carries a bite that could pose serious health risk even death. now don't be mistaken by its size, as small as a penny but a bite from the kissing bug could kill you. that bug crawls in your bed up the sheets and by the around the mouth when you are sleeping, hence the name kissing bug. >> it is a romantic name, kissing buggies a romantic name but their bite, their kisses can be lethal. >> that buggies usually found in mexico and south america but it is moving into texas now. there have been seven confirmed cases there. yikes. coming up at 6:43, traffic and weather together. >> good morning, we will start off with a regional zoom on storm scan three extending back to the ohio river valley. you can see if you look closely a trail of clouds. this is beginning of our next frontal boundary. it is a weak frontal boundary,

a secondary front coming on the heels of the main piece oven credit i that brought us that rain in the last day and a half here. as a result we will not see with any rain that may fire up any on have that to wash away pollen. these levels in the next four days stay basically medium to medium high range. ragweed made a return as has nettell and grasses the bob may actually get out of meg lawn this time because he know he suffers from ragweed and grass. >> you're very welcome, sir. lets look at what the forecast has in store. tomorrow is a day to get out and enjoy it. the next three days look beautiful. if i haded to pick my personal favorite would i say testimony because low humidity continuing and really comfortable air we only flirt with 80 degrees. guys today is annual baby parade in ocean city. always a good time adorable time. our kathy orr will be their life for orr at th shore. watch your reports news" at 5:00 and 6:00. >> bob does not have to cut grass, can you sign this. >> i will sign this.

>> i need on get a note if i to have try to get out of this stuff. >> yes, thank you v. >> good morning everybody. live look at the schuylkill expressway here, eastbound disable tractor trailer, at least he is off to the left shoulder but we are getting hit hard with sun glare right around dashboard level. we are heavy eastbound from 476 in toward conshohocken. delco a live look at i-95 in delaware county where northbound this disabled again off to the right shoulder but again, we are pushing everybody off to the left here as weore barry bridge. rest of the majors like 422, i am bound starting to see volume really sun glare too coming around that curve, we have midday work on the baltimore pike at lansdale avenue that begins a at 9:00. ukee will go back to back with one direction concerts last night he was front row. >> front row. >> down here at lincoln financial field. then, of course it is luke xt two nights the evening rush hour is going to be impacted with the concert fans

heading in to south philadelphia ukee, back over to you. >> bob gave me his seats. >> you took them. >> yes, i did. >> here's the headlines on "eyewitness news". our breaking news, one man is dead after o we have a developing story right in ferguson missouri used riot gear and tear gas on crowd protesting weekend police shooting on an unarmed teen and now two reporters say police detained them without cause. pope francis is in south korea for a five day visit. he will meet the country's president during the first papal visit to south korea in 25 years. in our weekly brotherly love stories we will meet people volunteering to help hungry. >> jewish relief agencies deli to 3,000 families. it takes a small army of volunteers. i met one who despite her own struggles always had energy to help out. once a month in this northeast

philadelphia a warehouse hundreds of people, all ages thousands of boxes of food. >> we're0= packing almost 25 tons of food every month. not going to get packed and delivered by itself. >> reporter: 80 perct of their o the food is kosher pasta canned goods, serialsalthoubtoeople of anyn day you will see and everyone i hugged ukee washington. >> to hear her story. >> he know what it is like to go to bed hungry and to give last bit of my food to my children n this great country of ours it should not be. >> reporter: despite chronic illness lisa has been volunteering for eight years. this sum are she broke her foot until it heals she cannot get back to work as a attendant. she had other jobs but money is tight so would hand who helps hungry every month is getting food herself. >> i was not a recipient when i first started, but thank god they were there because i am now. >> reporter: executive director amy, says that the world needs more people like lisa. >> if we could clones her it

would make the work easier. >> there is over 3,000 people we deliver to and if we don't do it who will. >> reporter: lisa says sharing her story is her way is advocating for the poor and the hungry. if you want to help jewish relief agency they want to hear from you, go to cbs philly.com and search for brotherly love. >> just clones her, i like that. >> very true. right now more than 600 athletes are in philadelphia this week for the 34th national veterans wheelchair games. >> basketball, bowling, power soccer to swimming talented military veterans are competing in 18 different sporting events. laura shriner and elwood allen are participating in years games and they join us from the convention center to will tell us more bit. good morning to you both good morning. >> good morning. >> doing well. thinks 34th annual tell us more about the games, what to compete with our fellow veterans

disabled participants and comradery and it is just such a great time. >> reporter: how about it elwood. >> it is hard to add much to that but i guess i will. there is a lieutenant of goodies that have have really gotten involve. i necessity this is my first year and i'm involve, i just jumped right in the water had a basketball game last we're throwing events as wellll be doing shallom wheelchair archery. i cannot even remember what i'm doing. >> they keep us so busy here. is there like 18 sports. so we're really busy well tell us about the competition and the friendly competition and the comradery among every one. >> it is really about the

comradery and i was saying this morning that when even the the kids have picked it up, like the the veterans grandchildren and some cases great grandchildren and some cases children, they have learned that the comradery is there and truly a brotherhood. a lot of sisters involved too. >> yes indeed. >> life long friendships aim sure. >> we thank you both and everyone involved for what you do for your service thanks so much god bless and enjoy the games, have fun and we will see you very soon. >> we will be cheering for you. >> yes indeed. >> thanks. >> anytime. our time is 6:50. that was wonderful. ice bucket challenge has found another challenger in phillies ace cole hamels. hamels getting help from his buddy the fanatic. the team's bee love mascot dumped a buck full of water on him. then hamels called out jamie

moyer and matt stairs also dodgers pitcher clayton ker shaw adam waynewright and eagles john dorenbos. they have 24 hours to pond and it raises i saw erika take the ice bucket challenge. she challenged me. hey to bring it. >> she brought it. >> i'm taking buckle buckle -- bucket challenge. okay, i am challenging you katie fehlinger, kyw news radio jim melworth and my buddy in cbs in miami feel pretty good, in miami. all right, guys challenge accepted. >> i'm katie fehlinger. >> i'm kyw news radio jim melworth. >> you threw down gauntlet and challenge us to the ice bucket challenge. once we do this i a hear by challenge cbs-3's matt lives from our sister station 1210w pst, chris stigal and danny

cruz from our philadelphia union. >> i challenge tim jimenes cancer survivor and heart transplant recipient and fellow iron man, derek fitzgerald. >> got your bucket. >> that is not a bucket. >> now that is a bucket. >> all right. >> three two, one,. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes. >> work it. >> we said we whip our hair back and forth. >> we have a slow motion replay. >> now that is a bucket. >> jim did a nice job as well. >> he sure did. >> we about on the look like we had soiled ourselves in the end. >> working the shirt and tie. >> yes nicely done. >> nicely done he is not the with us but he had has got the

film jim, thank you. >> that bucket, it looks like a tea cup, it looks like a tea cup. >> don't be hating on my bucket. >> nicely done. >> all about the awareness. >> we will see if everyone else respond. >> challenging. >> we will be right back good morning see new a bit.

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