with a deep graze wound to the head. but officials tell us, they believe he will be okay. now, all this started around 12:45 this morning officer and his partner were responding to a call for a man with a gun on the 6400 block of ditman street. they saw the maenades joined as heavy set man wearing orange shirt near the intersection of magee and torresdale, when they tried to stop him the man immediately fired at police, striking the officer in the left side of the head. he and three other officers returned fire, striking the 40 year old suspect. the man's gun was recovered at the scene, and he was pronounced dead around 1:30, whether medics arrived they found the officer sitting up and talking. commissioner charles ramsey believes that the department is very fortunate that no officers were killed. >> it is something that, unfortunately, does happen periodically. we have pretty brazen criminals, and our officers, that's what we do. we send them in harms way. we put them in the tough et cetera areas to go after the people, causing a lot of harm out here in our community. live look at the scene

this is an ongoing investigation. the name of the suspect has not yet been released. internal affairs as well as the district attorney's office will look into this officer-involved shooting, more about the officer, 14 year veteran of the force we understand his wife got chance to see him this morning and they've a new three week old baby. live at einstein medical center. cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, cleve, thank you so much. well, there is also more breaking news that we're following for you today. philadelphia police were forced to shoot at a dog charging toward them. "eyewitness news" on the scene in north philadelphia. officials say about 2:30 this morning, a pitbull charged toward the officers on the 3400 block of north sixth street. no injuries were reported. it is not clear if the dog was struck. jurors will hear some graphic details about a five year old girl kidnapped from her west philadelphia school. opening statements in christina's trial are set for thursday after lawyers pick a jury yesterday.

police say that's right there on surveillance video snatching the girl from bryant elementary school in january of 2013 after posing as her mother. she was found at a playgrounds a day the young victim is expected to testify. coming up on 5:33, hoping for another nice sunny day maybe more humidity today katy? >> i think that's what the difference will be from one day to the next, erika probably extra agree on the actual thermometer as day goes on, too. but means it is starts to go feel little more like august as it should. with more of that summertime humidity factored, in and storm scan3 shows us why we're seeing little bit of the moisture creeping back in here. and even at this point couple of wimpy little showers, as we expected, down across our south most counties. so, just clipping cape may here with quick little shower, as well as places like lewis maybe rehoboth in on quick shower, no huge deal, about all do you have deal with in terms every wet weather region wide here today. look at the difference in the temperature, when you have got nice clear sky up at mount

pocono basically looking at another cool morning. down in wildwood, millville dover, more cloud cover overnight. and also with a surge of a little bit more of, you know, southerly flow, southerly components of the winds allowing the temperatures to stay little milder. at the moment, here's where we stand temperature wise, 65 in ac definitely cooler in the poconos, still flirting with 70 even at the airport at this hour, which means we will rebound pretty easily lack to the 80s generally sunny to partly sunny day little more humid, and that's it, overall nice day. good pool day, bob? >> let me get my file out of who has a pool. that the tasha, do you have a pool? >> yes. >> she does, let's put her on the list. >> sure dow! >> blow up that little fill-up, flip and fill. 5:33, good morning, live look northeast philadelphia, here, the top story of course, the officer involved shooting here in northeast philadelphia. this is a live look at torresdale avenue, right at magee. that's where or the situation earlier this morning. now, the stretch of torresdale

avenue closed through at least the morning rush hour. so at torresdale closed between levick and princeton your best bet would be frankford avenue and the route 56 buses on detour, they're using levick over to frankford, down to nor. if you are coming the opposite way, bus also go up nor cross frankford, and back down robbins. so head for frankford avenue as your best bet whether you are in the car or you're going to be looking for the 56 bus through the morning rush hour. now, we had some problems last night on the way home with amtrak. everything is back to normal on the northeast corridor this morning. and both directions on the northeast extension watch for delays between quakertown and lansdale. and late running work crew there. otherwise, we're in good shape on the bridges. natasha, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. breaking news, an evening of peaceful protests spiraled into another tense night of confrontations in ferguson, missouri. officers used tear gas to break up large clouds through rocks and molotov cocktails. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis on the grounds in

ferguson with conditions right now. >> reporter: protesters remain on the road in ferguson, missouri overnight even as police fire tear gas and flash grenades in their direction. officers in riot gear formed a line several officers deep, then moved in on demonstrators. arresting several who broke an order to keep moving. missouri state highway patrol captain ron johnson says those disrupting the community are from out of town. >> i've -- i'm not going to let the criminals that have come out here from across the country, or live in this community, to find this neighborhood and to fine what we're going to do to make it right. >> members of the learning have i been trying to restore order. >> we just want people to obey the law of the land. >> national guard units are now in the city protect if things get have been heightened since michael brown and unarmed black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer darren wilson, last week. and independent autopsy done by the brown family revealed he was shot six times

including twice in the head. witnesses have said brown had his arms up and was surrendering at the time. but a forensic expert who worked on the autopsy said monday that's still inconclusive. so, things are calm here as of this morning. we're at a police commands center where you find the national guard troops, troops did not go to the protest seen. zone. we there, media got moved here. as of now everyone just wouldn't earl, natasha same scenario will repeat itself yet again day ten after the shooting peaceful protests early in the evening erupting into violence at night. >> yes, it does seem to be the pattern here. so susan what do we know so far about the attorney general's plan to visit ferguson? >> reporter: the attorney general eric holder coming here tomorrow. he is planning to meet with f.b.i. agents here, and other officials, you know, there is an investigation going on with the federal level as well as at the state level. so he is involved with. that will we do know grand jury could hear testimony as early as tomorrow, as well, that could help determine

whether officer wilson faces charges. >> all right, thank you so much susan we appreciate that. right now 5:39. in business news this morning how wal-mart's planning to make it a happy holiday season. >> and how much it costs to raise a family. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, that the tasha. markets are off to good start this week, the dow jumped 175 points yesterday. the nasdaq soared 43-point, closing at its highest level since the internet stock crash back in 2,000. learning more about sprint's new pricing plan including its first ever family share plan. it doesn't cut prices, but it doubles the amount of data subscribers get for the same price as its competitors. sprint also took a page from t-mobile reimburse customer's termination fees if they switch over. wal-mart has new marketing campaign this holiday season. more human cashiers. the world's largest retailer says it has gotten complaints

about long check outlines. so they are promise that starting the day after thanksgiving until just before christmas every cash register will be staffed during peak shopping time. >> it is costing nor raise a family. new government report shows middle income family with a young child today will spends more than $245,000 on that child before they turn 18. housing is the biggest expense, followed by childcare and school. the report found the more children a family has the less they're spending on each kid, because siblings can share rooms, clothes and toys. erika, natasha? >> oh, i shared many a truck with my brothers, thank you. man with video camera has close encounter of the rodents kinds on new york city subway platform. take a look here. this nasty encounter happened at the 42nd street subway steaks journalist ryan regularly carries around the

camera capturing actual rat attack, the last thing on his mind. >> i mean, i'm a football field away, minding my own business and this rat just comes straight at me with no provocation. i mean, maybe he didn't want to be recorded? i don't know how smart they are? >> he may have been camera shy, we don't know. the rodent didn't cause any damage as ryan bolted off the platform; however, it is making him think twice about riding the rales yes, i can see that. that is frightening. that thing is huge! >> and no one sells around, just you and the rat. >> oh, my goodness. >> even more frightening. we're following breaking news this morning as well, a philadelphia police officer shot on the job. we'll get an update on his condition up next. >> plus, ready to fold? revel tries to close even earlier than planned. when the troubled casino will shut its doors for the last time. >> and are you sabataging your work out without even realizing it? the bad habits you need to break to get the most out every your next trip to the

gym. katy? >> erika, today would be good excuse to work out outside, it is starting to feel a little muggier out there but it is still going to be a pretty nice day. i'll tell you how long this pat certain set to last. full details coming up. >> and don't forget you still have time to win two free tickets to the outdoor dining event of the year, diner enblanc, and it is sold out. but you can still win two tickets by going to the cbs philly facebook page, you have until noon today to enter. so just over six hours and you could be going to dinner en blank. we'll be right back.

>> philadelphia police officer everything from graze wound to the head after exchange of gunfire overnight in several times. that suspect died at the hospital. >> officers shot at pilt bull, 3400 block of north sixth street in north philadelphia early today. they say the dog was charging at them at the time. >> so far we don't know if the dog was hit by police gunfire. and, more unrest in ferguson missouri. a highway patrol spokesperson says at least two people were hit by gunfire and 31 arrested during more demonstrations overnight. the cite len shooting started over a police shooting a teenager. >> things not looking good for the revel casino. originally hoped that this hearing would be to approve a

sale but, there are no buyers yet. its operate respect wanted to close it yesterday. they say they're losing more than a million dollars a week. state regulators denied that request. revel announced it will close du well, a lot of people are getting ready for fantasy football season. now, one league punishment for last place fin err shall going viral. >> see the picture here, that guy had to pose nearly nude for calendar after finishing last. he had some fun with it, recreating some iconic shots. okay marilyn monroe, i think great. oh what's -- after the world cup. this is great. no word yet what the loser has to do, we can imagine if he is that's that league, will try pretty darn hard not to lose. >> that's great. really got into it. >> cute. >> oh, fun. katie, over to you. >> good sport, thaws all i can say. all right, storm exn3pected, just clipping the southern most branch of our

area. cape may quick little shower, and exactly what we spurted. meanwhile all courtesy of nearby front talked out over virginia pieces of energy will keep moving along, nasty storms firing up here back toward the great lakes. doesn't mess with us today but eventually we see disturbance finally strike us here on thursday. so that would be our next shot for anything significant. now, across the tropics this is the heart of hurricane season when we start to see a lot of tropical waves moving off west after a sure enough we do have that, two areas to watch. they both only have about a 10 percent chance to actually develop. and they're both very likely to be running into some wind shear here. which would basically tear the tops off of any systems that try to develop. so just a heads up. we keep an eye on t this is, again, typically when we start to find a lot of activity out there in the atlantic. meanwhile headed up to the mountains, pretty decent forecast for the next two days just isolated shower tomorrow, by thursday though, i think we are dealing with shower or storm little more

widespread in nature, right now, no severe weather threats. we'll let you know if that changes. carbon copy forecast, today tomorrow, little more humid some sunshine, 84 degrees, today and tomorrow. look ahead to thursday, smidge cooler but it will be muggy with some showers storms, in the forecast, and it looks like the clouds and showers stick around on friday, as well. bob, over to you. >> good morning everybody. 5:45, live look at northeast philadelphia, the police activity here along torresdale avenue. torresdale closed to vehicle traffic right the area of the shooting here, torresdale and magee. that's what you see right here, with this one police vehicle. now, torresdale avenue, closed, the stretch from levick, up to princeton. there are two majors, levick over to princeton stay with frankford avenue as your alternate. all of the other local streets, through the neighborhood, are open. but if you are going from point a to point b through the northeast, frandford avenue is the way to go. frankford avenue also the road that the septa 56 bus is going to use this morning. so instead of using torresdale the 56 will go up

levick, through frankford, tan will do the opposite nor toroblems last night on the way home, amtrak, everything back to normal on the northeast corridor, construction crew still left over, maybe another 15 minutes or so on the eastbound turnpike at ft. washington. and some overnight crews still with us south on 295 at route 38. stay to up date with all of the traffic tie ups throughout the day. new app titled your drive. download the app for the iphone and android devices by going to the cbsphilly.com/your drive. natasha, back over to you. >> doctor in south carolina has invent add machine that could help fight the spread of ebola. check it out. this is the true d robot. 5 feet tall, has uvc light that's strong enough to breakdown dna from organisms like viruses. the doctor has sent two of the robots to liberia. he's planning to head there later this week to help train people on how to use them. and that viral ice bucket challenge that is all over your facebook feed these days led to record donations for

the als association. the charity has received more than 15 and a half million dollars or so in donations over the last three weeks from people who took videos of themselves being doused with cold water. that's compared to just under $2 million of donated during that same time last year. also known as lou gehrig's disease, als degenerative neurological disease. >> great to see people donating. right now 5:47. a lot of folks getting ready to head out the door and hit the gym this morning. but, are you not getting the results you want? turns out you could be sabataging your work out. torrey joins us now she is live in washington d.c. >> there she s she has the bad exercise habits, how to break them. good morning. >> hey, good morning. if you are hitting the gym you at least want it work right t does take a lot of effort. apparently there are these bad habits that most everyone

sticks to when they are at the gym, they may have no idea of them at all. let's tell but. >> this life by daily burn came up with a list of those habits. number one people don't warm up. if you don't do it your chance of injury is going to go up, and you're also going to decrease how effective your work out will be. secondly, make sure you're eating enough for recovery to gain muscle, you need fuel. and if you're trying to lose weight, you still need to eat of course, but have to make sure you're eating healthy diet. also, make sure you're doing opposing movement to avoid injury and i am balances unless your boyde also, don't train too long or too often. experts in the industry recommend working out for a total of about 45 to maybe 55 minutes tops. your body also needs a day for recovery. erika, also, make sure you're getting enough sleep. then i know we're -- we've all been guilty, whole monkey see monkey do. people in the industry say a lot of times people look over a person next to them on the treadmill and try to cop that i.

you just might not be at that level. >> yes. >> i'm quite comfortable going my 4 miles per hour, however much that is, no problem slow rolling there. take that, torrey. take care. well wedding bells are ringing for local star. see him pop the question coming up next. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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that's awesome. congratulations. we're really looking ahead to decent day. starting to feel more like summer out there. off to the south touch of wet weather here as we expect the the southern counties getting clipped by nearby disturbance. more than anything, we will start to notice the up tick in humidity at its worse the dew point gets to so it is not6( stretch, but ita ltl bit more carbon copy forecast, 84 apiece, even at the shore 84 degrees both daysment come thursday shower or storm does start to move in, more widespread coverage, and that's courtesy of the next disturbance, bob over to you. >> good morning 5:54. on this tuesday morning accident on i-95 this time around. going outside, live look, i95 northbound, right at philly international airport right between the airport and the platt bridge. there is the airport, there in the background, you can see philly firefighters on the scene. again, it is north 95 right near the airport. so anyone on this side of the fire activity would be headed north, butut if you are headed north up toward the city, be ready to hit the brakes. we'll check in with the

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>> confrontation with a gunman in philadelphia's talcony officer ends with officer shot, suspect dead. just learn the officer left einstein medical sent area short time ago. that's where we find "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan with the very latest on what is happening with this investigation. cleve? >> reporter: good morning, well, we did see convoy of cars leave little while ago. we understand that officer korpalski now recovering at home. he has a deep graze wounds to

the side of his head. police believe he will be okay. but this investigation continues. >> about half inch over, bit more and we would be planning a funeral now. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says the department is very fortunate this morning that one of their own is alive after exchange every gunfire in the talcony section of the sit. >> i he suffered a graze wound to the left side of his head, very very fortunate that he was not injured any more seriously. >> authorities say around 12:45, officer stephen stephen korpalski and his part near reported to radio call with man with a gun on ditman street. >> saw the guy at magee and torresdale. they went to stop the male. immediately the male fired upon them striking officer korpalski, left side of his head. >> korpalski and three other officers returned fire striking the 40 year old suspect. the man's gun was recovered at the scene. he was pronounced dead around 1:30. when medics arrived officer korpalski was sitting up and

talking. neighbors say gunfire is becoming a scary norm. >> seems lik