♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing now, two arrests are made after a park ranger is beaten in philadelphia's love park. tonight, we talked with the ranger. and we're on the scene of a child hit by a truck and seriously injured. how he was rushed to the hospital and has people talking tonight. >> but first, the fight for

justice. the call for calm. we're in ferguson, missouri as the national guard rolls in hope to go to keep the piece. >> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm diana rocco in for jessica dean. >> right now there are protesters in the streets in ferguson and there were arrests this evening. this is a live picture from ferguson. you can see the protesters in a big law enforcement presence there. officials were hoping that tonight was the night they would curb the violence for good. tensions appear to still be running high. cbs news correspondent omar villa franco is in ferguson with new developments. >> reporter: good evening. there is no curfew night in ferguson my sr. rebut police and national guard troops are staged behind me ready in case things turn violent. rapper nellie st. louis native hit the streets in ferguson monday night to encourage protester that is remain peaceful. >> in order to change the result we got to change the strategy. >> reporter: the state also changed its strategy deploying the national guard to help the highway patrol keep or.

the curfew was lived after another night of violence. >> you need to move on ladies and gentlemen. >> protesters are not allowed to congregate and linger on the streets. they have to keep moving. >> any time you decide to stop you will be given one warning. after that warning you will be arrested. >> we will ensure the safety of the citizens of ferguson. >> reporter: there's now dedicated zone here for nightly pro tests and arenoid call for calm from the white house. >> let's seek to heal rather than to wound each other. >> reporter: president obama sending attorney general eric holder to ferguson on wednesday. 18 year old michael brown was shot sick times. forensic experts say a wound on the teen's arm is consistent with witness accounts he was surrendering when officer darrin wilson shot him. ferguson city council records coincide with this photo of officer d. wilson receiving a

commendation earlier this year. the department of justice is conducting a third autopsy but will not release those results. police are monitoring the air with a helicopter. if the zig on the ground changes we'll let you know. hoe oh he march villa franco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> our coverage of the unrest in ferguson continues on air and online the latest when you wake up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning or any time on cbsphilly.com. >> "eyewitness news" with new information tonight about the park ranger who was badly beaten during this video taped confrontation with skateboarders in philadelphia's love park. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is working this story at central detectives. liz, you talked with the ranger tonight. how is he doing? >> reporter: this is true, chris. we do have some good news in that department. he says he is out of the hospital recovering at home and is looking forward to returning to work. in the meantime police here tell us their work here is continuing

but they say the two teens they arrested earlier well they have now been officially charged. >> we're not here to start any trouble. we're here to have fun and express ourselves in creative manner. >> reporter: aj cohen not only called skateboarding his passion but turns out his day job is with the city's parks and recreation department. >> it's unconscionable to me much it's unconscionable. >> he does not know the ranger seen in this video but says he is angered to see one of his own tackled, kicked and at one point the suspect even spitting on the ranger. >> this is somebody i'd be working with. these guys keep these places clean and safe. >> reporter: monday police arrested 19 your old curtis tanner along with a 17 year old. the pair from pottstown according to sources ventured into the city and started out at canes park where skateboarding is allowed. sources say friday afternoon the two ended up at love park and when the ranger asked the group of skaters to leave, that's when the situation escalated.

>> what led me to start recording was the fact that the, you know, the kid who did the attack was getting really loud. >> reporter: no one argues the video is difficult to watch but the message from cohen and fellow skateboarders this was an isolated incident. >> there's always one or two bad apples. i don't understand what this kids problem is and i hope he gets the help he needs it's quite obvious that he does. >> reporter: as for the investigation police say they still want to hear from anyone with information about the third individual seen in that video actually recording the incident. but again police say they have charged the two suspects they have in custody here tanner and 17 year old accomplice charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and making terroristic threats. that is the very latest from here live outside central detectives elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. thank you liz. nine year old is recovering

from serious injuries tonight. he was hit by a driver in a bizarre accident. that driver took off with the boy in tow shocking eyewitnesses on the street. hit by driver while crossing the street on his bike. witnesses say the nine year old little boy they called julio was struck by a man driving this pick up and talking on his cell phone just after 5:30 monday on elkhart street. >> didn't see him breathing at first. i looked and i seen this stomach movie. the dude pick him up. didn't say nothing. shoved him in the car and took off. i was shock but i was like thinking maybe he's just like he wants to get him help right aw away. >> eyewitnesses saw a man stop the truck and kneel over the boy bleeding on the ground. >> the metal bar of the truck smacked the boy in the face and ripped his whole head open. >> that's when the driver put the boy in the back seat of his pick up and drove away. police say he stopped when he saw police car and explained what happened. police then transported the nine your old to saint christopher's hospital. where family friend spoke to

julio mosses mom a short time later. >> there were hearing that is his head and he was getting those stitched up. >> julio was in stable conditi condition. and they expect a full recovery. >> and that is the good news. the driver did return to the hospital to answer police questions police say it is possible charges may still be filed. >> well now individual 83 tape of a criminal had got creative as he robbed a jewelry store. philadelphia police say that this man sized up gold finger's jewelers on east venango street and walk away. later though he returned with u mall truck. and he crashed that truck through the wall of the store. once he got and side you can see him kick through glass cases where he grabbed a lot of expensive merchandise. if you recognize that man, you're asked to call philadelphia police. >> new at 11:00 philadelphia police investigate whether an attack on couple on kelly drive last night is connected to at least one other attack. the couple walking near brewery hill drive around 9:00 o'clock when a group of men attacked them and ran off.

those men are still on the loose tonight. >> pope francis says he wants to come to philadelphia next year. >> he spoke earlier today during a flight back from south korea headed to rome. the pontiff spoke in italian. but here's the trance laying in english. he said "next year i would like to to go to philadelphia for the meeting of of the families then i have been invited by the president of the united states to the american congress. the secretary general of the united nations has also invited me to the un in new york so maybe the three cities together "there is still no firm confirmation from the archdiocese of philadelphia that the pope will in fact be here next september. >> taney mania is spreading tonight. philadelphia's little league stars are one step close sr. to their world series dream and their fans are wearing their colors with pride tonight. anything with that taney t is selling out fast right now. local retailers trying to keep

up with demand. modell's for instance sold out of 15 hadn't dread taney ts in just a week. it's no wonder with repeat customers like this fan. >> this is my third time. >> third time here. yeah. >> for more taney gear. absolutely. can't wait to watch the game on wednesday night. >> everybody like in the city is so excited for the team. >> modell's by the way has ordered a thousand more t-shirts just to keep up with demand. well taney' request for little league world series title continues wednesday night at 7:30. they're going to lay play a team from las vegas nevada. taney needs two more wins to reach the championship game. "eyewitness news" will be in williamsport with life reports throughout that day. >> new tonight, police come together to remember one of their own. "eyewitness news" cameras on hand for the officers seth memorial motorcycle ride. the 33 year old philadelphia police officer was killed august 12th when he crash his

harley davidson on the philadelphia turnpike. he was just hours away from this home in mayfair after taking a trip across country. >> philadelphia police now say a 65 year old man found dead last week was beaten to death inside his own home. this is the having tim lee stanley. evidence reveals he was verbally beaten inside his house at mole and cherry streets. his body was found there on friday police found no signs of a forced and tree which leads them open to the possibility that stanley may have known his killer or allowed the killer into his home. >> everybody is just has been completely shocked. first of all somebody even died and now we know it was actually malicious attack. so that's terrifying. >> stanley was a member of a synagogue in spring garden. he's being remembered fondly there tonight. those had new him say he had a deep knowledge of jewish history and music. >> next at 11:00 o'clock, pole dancing on the boardwalk.

it's raising more than a few eye brows tonight. up next, see the video of this new shore attraction that some say goes way too far. >> then the new way to protect your credit. it's as simple as turning your credit and debit cards on and then off. three on your side shows this credit lock down. kate. >> and we enjoyed beautiful monday it's nice again tomorrow but unfortunately we are tracking some rain by the end of week. i'll have your full seven day forecast coming up in weather. >> i'm beasley reece in new york at the cbs broadcast center where we are kicking off thursday night if the ball on cbs-3. now we talk about that plus a lot of the pros talk about the eagles as team. how will they do? find out what

>> new attraction on a popular boardwalk has some visitors looking the other way. this is video of a woman pole dancing on the boardwalk in ocean city, maryland.

chelsea, who once work as an he can on the tick dancer in washington, d.c. thought she would put her skills to use while at the beach for the summer. well her performances have drawn some criticism. something she says she never saw coming. >> i mean, i knew people were going to be shocked but i didn't know i was going to be, you know, pushed into the spotlight like this. >> well here it is. leaders in ocean city, maryland, have issued a statement they say they are reviewing their legal options on the matter. over in atlantic city, a casino is hosting a weed workshop. a california based marijuana school is holding the four day seminar at bally's on the phillie bus how to grow your own pot. aspiring cannabis cultivator will learn the history of of the plan and how to keep it free of pest of this seminar starts on saturday. it is though still illegal to grow marijuana for personal use in new jersey. >> the chips down for a ac' hard

luck revel kaseen he no. casino lawyers were in bankruptcy court today. they originally hoped this hearing would be to approve a sale but there are no buyers yet. its operators wanted that close it today because they say they're losing more than a million dollars a week. state regulators denied that request. revel announce announced it wile during labor day weekend. >> there's a new report out tonight that finds many americans are not saving for retirement. the study by bank rate found that arthritic% of all americans have not saved single penny for retirement. and among those closest to retirement, those age 50 to 64, money a quarter of them have an empty nest egg. >> we lock our front doors when we're not home. we look our cars when we're not driving. even or cell phones have locks. and now there's way to lock your debit and credit cards, too. tonight three on your side consumer roar jim donovan takes look how you can turn those cards on and off remotely.

>> reporter: when a flyer from his bank arrived in scott kilmer's mailbox advertising a new app that would lock his remember did it card with a quick tab and swipe he signed up. >> that was really the feature that stood out to me most where i can say, it's time forme to turn this off and just know that i have the piece of mind that no one can get to this account but me. >> reporter: the app scott has is one of several banks are offering designed to let customers prevent unauthorized charges. here's how it works. open the app and toggle this button to activation and the debit card is on. transactions are approve. but toggle that activation switch the other way and the carter is off. the card is decline. >> we're all familiar with the bank systems that dent foo suss somebody activity but this is one actually stops the fraud before the transaction occurs. >> rob gaynor the maker of the app's scott uses predicts this technology will be the next big thing in banking and says right

now, more than 80 smaller banks and credit unions are offering that are app for debit cards and functions of this technology go beyond turning a card on and off. >> you can also do things such as asking for atm limit increa increases. point of sale increases. or letting the bank know if you'll be outside of the country. >> keep in mind in order to change any card settings with an up you've got to be digitally connected. if you lose your phone or the battery dies when you're card is locked, you could get stuck una able to get money for make a purpose. while these apps are ben official nothing is foolproof. the american bank considers associate recommends you still keep a good eye on your account even if your card is locked most of the time. reporting for three on your si side, i'm jim donovan. >> meteorologist indicate bile will joins us now. we may be more than halfway through this month. it seem like we're still waiting for august to arrive. it um feel feels like we're waiting for summer to arrive.

summer has been not that painful. >> it's been beautiful lately. i'm enjoying this. i am, too. i'll tell was today was beautiful. the weekend was beautiful and tomorrow did going to be nice as well temperatures have been below average all month averaging more than 3 degrees below normal for august so far. only one, 99-degree day. let's take lookout side. folks down the shore enjoying the weather as welch it's been a little cool on the beach with sea breeze kicking in here and there. we'll feel that again through the day tomorrow. but looking nice in the evening. definitely need that light jacket if you're out walking the boards this morning in atlantic city. ocean city or any of our spots up and down the shore communities and the delaware beaches. here's a time lapse through today the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. the beach clears out and then the lights come on the boardwalk picks up. still very busy out there tonight. starstarting to wand down a lite bit. currently if degrees in rehoboth beach. so take a look at storm scan3 which is showing basically clear skies. we had cloud band move through southern delaware and south jerseyly eighty three this evening that has since cleared

out. but as we zoom to the south you can see still a lot of shower activity here over eastern virginia and into portions of eastern maryland. this is a larger storm that is going to continue bringing rain you can see through portions of north carolina as well. got news for us high pressure is firmly planted overhead and that's keeping this rain at least suppressed off to our south. so temperatures are dropping. we're down to 74 that's 3-degree drop in the past hour here in philadelphia. 72 in wilmington. 60s in reading, lancaster and allentown. mount pock know at 60 degrees. again there's our average high line. 85 degrees. we have not hit that line in quiet sometime. in fact the last above average day we had was august 10th when we got to 88 and that was over week ago. notice we will stay below that line through the next few days maybe getting little bit closer tomorrow. and on wednesday. humidity starts to increase as well. it's slow weather week if that's our only problem. dew points getting up into the askings not too bad. highs in the 80s tomorrow. again high pressure keeps us protected on wednesday but then

showers and storms start to sneak in by thursday. so we'll start off with your shore forecast. if you're on the sand tomorrow partly sunny with a cool breeze at 78 degrees. can't rule out a stray shower on wednesday much otherwise partly sunny with a high near 80. if you're in the pock nose, you're liking this weather. almost feels fall like with highs only in the 70s. parly sunny tuesday. isolated shower wednesday then some scattered showers on thursday. closer to home here in philadelphia lou the overnight hours we're partly cloudy and pleasant at 67. and for your tuesday, tomorrow will get up to a high of 84. parly sunny, slightly more hum humid. nice day. notice that east wind will keep it cooler down the shore the high there 78 degrees. wednesday looks good. warm and humid at 84 degrees. then thursday, that's our best chance for showers and storms. we'll keep it cloudy and cool on friday with the chance for a shower and even sun come back this weekend mr. clouds down the shore and notice how cool it is. low 80s saturday and sunday. again our normal high is 85. we don't hit that number through the seven day forecast.

you can get that updated forecast any time with the new cbs philly weather app check the live radar, get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us. download that app now on i tunes. >> the streak continues. nice weather. >> beautiful sleeping weather. >> it really is. crack the windows tonight. >> thanks, kate. >> lesley is here now the taken 93 dragons have the into the off but philadelphia's second most popular team is back in action. >> that's right. the phillies looking to win their, fifth inn are in league play of the year and thursday night football coming to cbs-3. sports director beasley reece takes us behind the scenes to find out what the football experts are saying about the

>> thursday night football is coming to cbs-3 starting september 11th. ravens hosting the steelers. sports director beasley reece spoke with the guys who will bring you all the action and found out what had he think about those 2014 eagles.

>> i'm beasley reece in new york and the cbs broadcast center where we are kicking off thursday night football. everyone is excited. >> as player any time you got chance national play off game the first gape of the week and now we're making them i was division al game except one dallas and chicago the intensity is amped up. >> i had a chance to talk to them about the eagles as a whole. how will the philadelphia eagles fair? >> chip kelly, you know, in football what happens is, people always tell you what you can't do. and chip kelly brought a brand of football to the nfl people are kind of wow this is -- okay let's try to play faster. let's be more up tempo. >> division philadelphia is definitely in position where they can run with it. because there is so much instability going on around that division and then it seems like every year, you cover them, every year it comes down at the final two weeks of the season.

>> yup. >> because everybody is playing their division opponents and it always down to those final two week much that's what make it so much fun. >> as you can see, even the pros are very excited about chip kelly and his offense and the chances of the philadelphia eagles. i'm beasley reece in new york for cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >> beasley has an early wake up call. he's co-hosting the 94 wip morning show tomorrow and wednesday along with rhea hughes and al morgani. the fun starts at 5:30am. >> interleague not been good for the phillies. four and 10 record going into tonight' game against seattle. marlon byrd hits a line drive that's fair. carlos ruiz scores. phillies have the lead. jerome went seven innings. gave up a run on three hits and struck out four. the big hit came off the bat of andres blanco three run homer in the fifth his first homer in 33

years and phillies win four-one. >> good news eagles practice. jeremy maclin and lesean mccoy back on the field. maclin missed friday's game with a shore hamstring. he underwent an mri with a toe injury and missed practice

>> one of the few remaining b17 bombers pay as visit to our ar area. >> she's beautiful. this is the memphis bell the model that was used in the movie it took to the skies over philadelphia today offering some great views of the city on what was a truly beautiful day. the original memphis bell is paterson air force beanies ohio under going restoration right now much it will be open to the public this week and at northeast airport. you can take ground tours and flights as well. enjoy. we'll be right back. ♪

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