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"eyewitness news". >> now at 11:00 o'clock, an suv submerged in philadelphia creek. the driver inside. we talked to the man had made the dramatic rescue. i just want her to be normal 13 year old child. >> the mother of mo'ne davis on her cover girl daughter and what she worries about happening to her when or lose. >> but first we are live on the streets of ferguson, missouri tonight. the call for calm and the hope that this night brings an end to the violence. good evening, i'm chris may. >> i diana rocco in tonight for jessica dean much things have remained peaceful hours it head of a visit by us attorney general eric holder. he will be there to oversee the federal investigation into the shooting death of michael brown. a death that has touched off more than week of violent demonstrations in ferguson and outrage across the country klein you hadding a march here in philadelphia tonight. elizabeth hur is live in center

city tonight with more on tonight's show of solidarity on the streets of philly. liz? >> reporter: diana, that's right. protesters here rallied and marched for more than two hours and just in case thing got unruly police were there and ready but in the end, here in philadelphia, police and protesters say mission accomplished with zero arrests. >> a show of solidarity. >> don't angry today. and get place zen tomorrow. >> reporter: call for justice. >> i have more than a right to walk home and not be shot in the street. i have a right to live. >> reporter: by dozens who gathered for piece rally and march down market street. on hand, residents students and families who vow to do their part to fight back for ferguson here in philadelphia. >> i hope that this makes a difference. i hope brings a change. >> reporter: just hours earlier, police commissioner charles ramsay confirmed he is doing his part participating in a couldn't friend call with

attorney general eric holder offering his advice how to bring calm and peace to ferguson. >> people are ge getting shot aa result of this. businesses being burned and lootelooted. it it has at a stop. >> philadelphia less called this welcome sight. police and protesters working together respectfully to send a message of peace. >> i'm tired of hearing these stories over and over again. speak to a lot of people and get here with the community was feeling. where they understood themselves to be in this and um, how we can move forward. >> reporter: moving forward organizers say expect more piece rallies and marches similar to the one you saw tonight here. the next one we are told will be held tomorrow night. that one is scheduled to be held in love park. for now reporting live in center city, i'm elizabeth hur cbs-3 witness news. >> all right. thanks, liz. a short distance from ferguson to today st. louis

police shot and killed a man who came at them with a knife. police say the man stole several energy drinks from a market then went back inside the store and stole a pastry. witnesses say he was acting erratically before police were call. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the unrest in ferguson and the impact here in philadelphia. get the latest overnight details on "eyewitness news" this morning starting at 4:30am. >> developing news tonight. the radical islamic terror group isis says it has beheaded an american journalist. james foley was kidnapped in 2012 as he covered the civil jar in syria. video surfaced on youtube to purportedly showing his excution. also, seen on that tape, is time magazine's steevest love had was kidnapped last year. isis says he too will be killed if the us does not leave iraq. white house says it is aware of this tape and working to verify its authenticity. >> new at 11:00 tonight one

person is dead, two others are injured in this violent car crash in montgomery county. chopper three over lower moreland. these two cars collided and one flipped near huntington pike and spur road. one of the injured suffered serious injuries but the other had non-life threatening injuries. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >> well also new tonight, police say a motorcycle crashed into a pedestrian just about an hour ago in gloucester city. "eyewitness news" there on powell street tonight. we're told that the motorcyclist was knocked unconscious and taken at the hospital. the pedestrian sudden a leg injury. there was no word on that person's condition. >> a woman is alive tonight all thanks to a quick thinking good samaritan. when he saw her car plunge into could be creek today, he jumped in after it. and when he emerged from the water he told his story to "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinn known. >> reporter: the suv was flipped over submerged in water and the driver trapped inside.

when marcel port was handed rock and a box cutter to go along with his courage. >> she had stopped breathing. we broke the window. tried to get her out. her seat belt was on. we cut the seat belt off. got her out the car. >> reporter: port had has never been taught cpr started to giving the woman mouth to mouth based as he says on what he saw on television. >> we didn't know what we was doing but we tried our best and finally we gave up. and as we started to walk away she started breathing. >> reporter: what was that moment like when you saw her starting that breathe? >> it -- i couldn't even speak about it. i mean, i just did the best i can, and i started to think i started to fail, um, and then she started breathing. >> reporter: philadelphia police believe the woman driver may have suffered some kind of medical emergency as she was driving north on cobbs creek parkway near greenway avenue. stunned eyewitnesses say what port and another good samaritan did was nothing short of heroic. >> it wasn't like she making a full turn.

it looked like the car veered off. >> the suv flipped down an embankment and landed in cobbs creek at around 33:30 tuesday afternoon. 12 districtth police officers logan and byron dawson arrived shortly after the accident. >> once we got her up she was breathing. when she was in the water she looked totally out of it. >> reporter: indications are right now that driver should pull through. she was last listed in guarded condition here at hup. reporting from university city, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> city inspectors are trying to figure out what caused the roof of this building in philadelphia's queen village neighborhood to collapse earli earlier. chopper three over the 900 block of south front street late this afternoon. the building houses the pete's sake pub and several apartments. a few people were inside the building when it happened. they were able to escape without injury. >> tonight we're hearing the plea for help from a police officer wounded in the line of duty.

>> philadelphia officer stephen korpalski suffered a deep graze wound to his head after he was shot by a suspect in tacony just after midnight. investigators say david ellis shot officer korpalski after the officer approached him during an investigation of gunshots in the area. other officers returned fire killing the suspect. >> no one someone got shot in the head you always fear for the worse. >> another fraction of an inch probably would have caught him right in the eye or certainly right in the head and his injuries would have been far more severe if not fatal. >> officer korpalski is a 14 year veteran of the force. he is now recovering at home with his wife and three week old baby girl. >> a cyber attack compromises the personal information of millions of patients. some of them believed to be right here in the delaware valley. hackers hit community health systems. which owns brandywine hospital, jennersville hospital, phoeni phoenixville hospital, chestnut

hill hospital, pottstown memorial and the memorial hospital of salem county. that personal information that was stolen includes names, social security numbers but not medical information. if you've been impacted the hospital will notify you win the next couple of days. little leaguer trailblazer and now cover girl taken 93 pitching phenom mo'ne davis has now gone where no little leaguer has ever gone before. straight to the cover of sports illustrated. tonight our pat chiarocchi sits down with her mom to discuss fame, future and just being a kid. >> she was on the front cover. >> reporter: mo apostrophe ne mo'ne remember that name. yes, that's mow any davis of philadelphia. the girl who plays with the best of the boys. making sports history as the first little leaguer on the cover of si. >> every sport she played such as baseball, basketball and soccer you know she dominated it. but i never thought in a million

years it would be baseball. >> unbridled success for her -- attention for her success as attain knee dragon and her fierce pitching. >> once she get that, it's like i feel sorry for the other team. i feel bad. >> reporter: lakeesha is beginning to feel nervous about tomorrow night's semi final game against las vegas. but as mom, she's also concerned about her daughter and anime progressable age. >> words can't explain. i'm not scared. i think i'm more nervous for her. and i believe so because like oh said philadelphia know about mo'ne but the whole world know about mo'ne now and i just want her to be a normal 13 year old child. >> reporter: tough to do when mo'ne is a mediator star. >> she's still trying to cope with the situation. she's still trying to and joy herself. she don't want the attention on her no more. report her dominance in basketball has also fostered her dream to one day play at the

university of connecticut much this week connecticut coach geno, called mo'ne to wish her well. it was a first conversation but i would bet not the last. in the sat center, pat chiarocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well tomorrow is a big day for the team. the dragons will take the field against the team from las vegas tomorrow night at 7:30. "eyewitness news" will be in williamsport with life reports throughout the day. the eagles hit the field again thursday and there are big changes for fans of the linc. we'll break down them for you next. kate? >> and it was another nice day out there. more nice weather on the way for tomorrow. but take look at these storms moving into western pennsylvan pennsylvania. this system will impact us later this week bringing the threat for rain back to the forecast. i'll have details coming up. >> roads turning into rivers. prompting some dramatic rescues out west. as the waters rise. >> then gaming your troubles away. but could playing video games

really help ease depression? the intriguing new research in just a moment.

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tech text governor rick perry surrendered to authorities and was booked on two felony counts of abuse of power. grand jury says he abused his power when he vetoed funding for public corruption prosecutors those prosecutors fall under the jurisdiction of a county da arrested for drunk driver. perry threatened to veto that funding if the da didn't resign. governor perry says the charges are political and he will fight them. >> now the dramatic rescues in arizona where flood waters formed raging rivers in the desert. a series of storms dumped more than 4.5-inches of rain on areas north of phoenix. all that rain put both people and animals in danger. some roads are still underwater tonight. >> well do you remember this scene? it was back in to 010 when volcano in iceland erupted spewing ash into the air and into the path of planes. actually bringing much of air traffic in europe to a halt. well, this might happen again. the airline industry is on alert right now because of possible

eruptions that are brewing. scientists say that one of ice land's volcanoes is now ready to blow. four years ago there was enough ash blown into the atmosphere to shut down most of the air space in europe for six days. >> are you ready for some football? well, if so, you're probably also ready for less of a traffic jam as you leave lincoln financial field. the birds are back home on thursday for their first home game of the preseason and this year the eagles and the philly police are tweaking post game traffic patterns to help fans get home faster. here's a look at maps that show the exit industry stratt gentlemen for every parking lot around the stadium complexion. it and concludes a color coordinated route with step by step directions. >> it would be nice. it would be easier to get out of who are. >> it's a it in mayor. everybody a aggressive. >> now for the first few weeks parking lot 10 dance will be

handing out hard copies of these maps. weren't you want to see them early we wanted it for you on cbsphilly.com. >> show goat casino hotel will close its doors august 31st. the atlantic city cass soon know will shut down at 4:00 p.m. that day. it first opened back in 1987. it is one of 3ac casinos that will close its doors in the coming week. on the health watch tonight, the new way of battling depression that could have you getting your game on. yes, there is therapy and medication, but now there's interesting new research to show that video games could help treat mental illness. we get details from three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl. >> reporter: after a long day at work sherri enjoys playing her favorite video game but it's more than just a fun destress soar. some of the games are helping fight her life long battle against depression and anxiety. >> you have request that is do you and you earn points by doing

something as simple as getting up out of your chair and getting moving. to calling friend. hugging yourself. >> according to the national institutes of health nearly 15 million americans suffer from major depressive disorder and 40 million from an anxiety disorder. psychologists are now looking at these video games as a new way to reach those who need help. >> a lot of them look exactly the same as games someone could play just on -- they may have cartoon characters. they could have missions. imbeded in that game are treatment mechanisms. >> reporter: psychology professor trace dee dennis designed one of the games called personal zen. aft playing it for 20 minutes the brain starts processing negative information different differently. >> we can train an anxious person to pay less attention to threats. more attention to positive thing in the games and that transfers how they look the and pay attention in the real world. >> the national institute of health is funning study.

>> people resist less if it feels like a game. if it feels like fun. >> there are concern that some people would underestimate the seriousness of their illness and download a game instead of seeking professional health. >> the game itself minot be taylored enough to their specific condition. we may be missing the target if we don't have guidance on what the real target is. >> sherri says she's games are a great compliment to her regular therapy. >> when you add in the activit activities requests and other things that help you raise your mood and feel better about yourself it's just a joy a play. >> most feel more research is needed before doctors will start prescribing these games for treatment. there are a variety of video games designed to help with depression and anxiety that can be downloaded. we have that information for you at cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we have have been epp jig some really nice weather lately. these last few days have been

absolutely gorgeous. it started this weekend. item which are in the low 80s saturday, sunday with sunshine. today and yesterday fantastic as well. little warmer, little more hum humid. today we got up above average for the first time in quiet sometime. look all things things are changing. we've got some rain heading or way by the end of the week. let's at a take a look outside take you down the shore to start things off. this is atlantic city and you can see it's all lit up there on the peer looks like people still out having a good time. enjoying these last few weeks of summer before school start and everything starts to shut down a little bit before the days start to get shorter and shorter. as we head into the month of september. let's take quick look at a time lapse video from earlier today this is our boardwalk plaza shot in rehoboth beach. another very crowded day on the beach and then the sun went down and everybody now out on the boardwalk enjoying a nice night. storm scan3 shows an area of strong thunderstorms moving no portions of eastern ohio and into western pennsylvania as well. this will die out through the overnight hours a few showers and storms could make it a

little bit further to the east but it looks like most of it will miss us to the west but this is part of a larger system that will eventually impact us by week's end and it's going to sit over us for couple of days. so thursday into friday things turn out a whole lot more unsettled and stormy than we've been dealing with so far this week. 74 right now at the airport. comfortable skate already in millville and already down to 66 in atlantic city. so those folk out on the peer hope they have their sweatshirts handy this evening. but again today we got up to 87 degrees. above average but it's only the third day this month that we've been above average. we've only had 190-degree day this month and don't have any in the seven day forecast. future weather again shows a couple of showers mainly off to the north and west i don't think we'll see much of that here tonight most of them staying well to the west. by noon on thursday, we've got some showers breaking out to our west and notice how this area just expands through thursday night and into early friday morning and then friday morning looks wet just about everywhere with heavy rain in portions of

new jersey, down through delaware down the shore into friday afternoon and then we finally see things clear out later friday night. and into the weekend. as of now, to me it looks like friday is the wetter of the two days. thursday being a bit showery and stormy in the afternoon mainly off to the west. and then friday with the threat for some steadier rain on and off especially in the morning. in williamsport tomorrow 7:30 taken 93 dragons taking on the team from las vegas. 74ly. keep an eye to the sky during the game for a shower or storm. overnight in the city partly clue dee and just a bit muggy at 67. for your wednesday tomorrow it's partly sunny, it is a bit more humid but nice summer day at 85. that is seasonable. and your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast and shore cast, 85 tomorrow and thursday. watch for that shower or thunderstorm especially to the west on thursday but then friday, we've got showers possible and any time especially in the morning even some steadier rain could come down on friday and then over the weekend we clear it out and get more sunshine notice how cool it stays. 80 degrees both saturday and

sunday. monday 82 with sunshine. so it look like a nice weekend. you can get that updated forecast any time with the new cbs philly weather app check live radar and get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us. you can download that app now on i tunes. >> all right. >> sounds good. >> thank you very much. >> the little leaguers from taney are at it tomorrow. the big leaguers were at it tonight lessly. >> yes, they were and the phillies looking for back to back wins again the mariners. the eagles take that ice bucket challenge. guess who was the first guy in the tub? we'll show you coming

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>> the phillies trying to make it two in a row at home against the mariners. not a good first inning for aj burnett. seattle one to nothing. it gets by chase utley. mariners two run lead. to the sixth inning burnett long homerun to kyle sea girt. ball goes deep into the stand at right field phillies just like that down three to nothing. the mariners add to that lead in the eighth. single knocks in two more runs and they'll beat the fightings five-two. tomorrow probably don't node to tell you huge day for the taney dragons they take the feed against las vegas. thrilling end to the last game they won with a walk off single and a throwing error. ace pitcher mo'ne davis and her 70-mile an hour fast ball gets the start tomorrow at 7:00 that's right and within puts them in that us championship game on saturday. >> the eagles zero-two in the preseason take on the pittsburgh

steeler at the linc thursday night. one question for chip kelly. how is shady mccoy's toe. >> i don't think he'll ever play again. laugh. >> no, he's fine. he practiced full yesterday. he's fine. it's not as big as an as anybody made it out to be. >> you knew it was just matter of time after practice the and tire team took part in the als ice bucket challenge. check out chip kelly diving in head first to the tub there. coming tomorrow sports director beasley rows has another early wake up call figure in for angelo cataldi on sports radio 94 wip. he will start at 5:30am. giveve him call. talk little sports. we'll be right bac

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