why he committed the act, what's unclear is whether or not this was legal. just after 10:00 o'clock, officers from the 15th district responds today a report after person shot in the rear driveway of a property on the 4500 block of torresdale avenue. they arrived to find a 30 year old man lying near a pick-up truck, and a garage door, with at least one bullet wound in the head. soon pronounced dead at the scene. police say the man re complains at the scene and handed over his gun. at this point, they believe the shooter interrupt add burglary of his truck, but authorities can't say whether the man had acted within his legal rights. >> usually the shooter fleas after firing a weapon n this case the 56 year old shooter remained on location, turned the weapon over to police, and voluntarily came with us to homicide. they do have some surveillance

cameras in the area, they're not sure yet if there is usable video from that. they are holding the suspect until they are able to talk with the district attorney's offers, and we don't have any information yet on the shooting victim. we're live in the northeast, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, cleve. also, breaking, police investigating overnight armed robbery at popular northeast philadelphia diner. it happened at the red robin diner, on the 6300 block of frankford avenue, in mayfair. police say two men, stormed into that diner, while they were still customers inside, at least one of the suspects was caring a gun. >> got away with some cash. no one hurt. >> rather surprising video, suspect caught on camera planting explosive device right there inside of chinese take out restaurant. even more disturbing the suspect appears to be in his early teens. it happened wednesday night, at the orient al kitchen, on north 18th street in the city's francisville neighborhood. amazingly no one was injured.

restaurant's owner standing just a few feet away. >> i was signature, right inside the concert. then all the sudden he just explode, very sudden, then my ears was -- i couldn't hear anything. >> the owners believe the suspect is from the neighborhood. police are hoping someone in his family will turn him in. here is a look at dramatic new video from deli store crash in northeast philly, surveillance video was exclusively obtained by "eyewitness news". police say the 86 year old driver smashed through the front doors of steve stein's famous deli at bustleton and grant, as he attempted to pull into a sparking spot on wednesday. no one was hurt. >> coming up on a 33:00, traffic and weather together. >> happy friday first and for most, we made it here to the weekends, but we haven't yet made it out of this somewhat active pattern. this pattern is actually coming courtesy of a couple of things, but as far as the weather weather goes, area of low pressure very, very slow in its movement, and progress,

and that's why we will continue to have to dodge some wet weather today and probably even tomorrow. >> burlington, ocean counties, not everyone included with that, but very heavy rain in these areas. and thankfully it is out of here at this point. but only another ten minutes before that will be allowed to expire. meanwhile, here on storm scan3, it is evident that things are starting to quiet down even in new jersey, we have some real heavy rain overnight. nice wide zoom shows what is going on with the larger scale pattern. see the little additional pockets of heavy rain that keep moving on through portions of the midwest. right beneath that, is a large area of high pressure, so all of these pieces of energy are sort of rolling around the rim of that area of high pressure, so, we're, again, mom could the pleatly in the clear because of that. future weather shows it well t won't be necessarily a real widespread batch of wet weather, but rather scattered variety of showers, if not even thunderstorm, almost at any time another fresh round af.

by later tonight still dealing with additional showers. at best today, low 80s, little cooler than average with these temperatures today. and muggy for that matter, bob, over to you. >> good morning, 5:34, on this friday morning. tgif. but it will be a wet friday morning rush hour. going outside, live look, 42, curbside, right near creek road. headlights coming in toward philadelphia again you will have that spray coming up off the cars and trucks in front of you there. you will have to hit some puddles, hit couple along the way on the schuylkill on my way in this morning, and you have to see the lane markers, especially in the construction zones, like 202, 95, and even here, on the 42 freeway. out to 422 we go. westbound, disable, right near the 29 ramp there. but again, dealing with some fog, also, out in the suburbs, like along 422 and portions of 202. otherwise, i95 not bad north or southbound through the city, south on 295, as you are

rolling down in south jersey, not bad at all, no major delays to speak of. good news for the patco high-speed line riders. new schedule begins today. here is the deal. more trains then fewer and shorter gaps with those trains. that's welcome news for the folks that have been putting up with the patco construction over the last couple of months. busy weekend in south philadelphia here. phillies tonight and tomorrow, and then of course on sunday, we plan afternoon games. that will impact our traffic patterns, in and out of south philly through the weekends. natasha, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. more now on the failed rescue attempt of executed journalist in syria. cnn is report that us special forces were sent into danger because intelligence showed the target was alikely location where the hostages were being held. now, four hostages, including journalist james foley, were thought to be at this camp inside an oil refinery in northern syria. an area controlled by isis. two dozen special operations commandos dropped from

blackhawk helicopters, outfitted with stealth technology to avoid detection. with surveillance aircraft overhead, the team searched for the hostages, they encountered isis militants, engaged in a gun fight. but the hostages were gone. several isis commandos were killed, one american fighter was injured. the rest were flown to safety. now, isis demands add ransom of $132 million for foley's return. also new this morning, remains of 20 malaysians killed when their malaysia air nine flight 17 was shot down over ukraine last month have arrived in kulae almost purr. char i had from amsterdam, and greeted by malaysian royalty. all 298 people on board, the plane were killed. forty-three of them malaysians. the government is observe ago moment of silence for the victims in their honor. and now 5:36. in business news this morning, another ice bucket challenge, and another big recall from

auto maker. money watch's wendy gillette joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, wendy. >> reporter: good morning, that the tasha. ford recalling more than 160,000 vehicles. the largest recall involves 159,000 focus st and escape vehicles from 2013 and 14. a wiring problem could cause engines to hesitate or stall. here on wall street, investor will be watching janet yellen's speech today at the annual reserve conference in jackson hole wyoming. yesterday the s&p 500 hit new record high. dow gained 60 points, the nasdaq was up five. (applause). >> outside the nasdaq, members of tumbler took the als ice bucket challenge yesterday. inside, for the nasdaq opening, the als association celebrated the record amount of donations this year because

of the ice bucket challenge. and if a monkey takes a selfie in the forest, who owns it? the us copyright office way in and rules no one does. all started when the company behind wikipedia posted these pictures, in a library of public dough plane photos. the photographer who supplied the camera claimed to own the rights, but according to the ruling, only works created by human, can be registered for a legal copyright. natasha, couple of years ago you probably wouldn't think about talking monkey selfies on the air, right? >> oh, my goodness. >> how times have changed. >> times have most certainly changed. thank you, so much, wendy, appreciate that. >> those monkeys going april for those photo erika. right now 5:38. heart breaking toned a memorable season for the taney dragons. phillies little league dream team lost to chicago in last night's game. >> both teams impressive starts. diane spear man scored two runs for the dragons. but the jackie robinson team

from -- rather the west team scored four runs, and then scored two more, later on in the game. taney's come back attempt sure worked hard, you saw the effort being put in there. unfortunately, though it, did come up short. chicago won that game taking taney out of the tournament, six to five. but oh, they just had so much fun, i hope, really just poured their hearts into it. the dragons captivated the attention of people here in philadelphia and also all across the country. despite that lost, still feeling the love on twitter. i want to show you some of these great tweets. if i east tweeted congratulations. thank you, taney baseball, for an amazing run that made all of philadelphia so incredibly proud. hashtag believe in dragons. love that. >> sixers added proud every you taney baseball. represented our city wonderfully we still believe in dragons, one more here, from of course one of philadelphia's most famous natives, bill cosby wrote from one philadelphia and to the

wonderful phillie little league taney baseball, hey, hey, hey. in case you don't know, of course, from tal albert and all the kids. one of the stars, we want to show you from the dragons, of course mo'ne davis, she is being honored by the harlem globetrotters. team just gave mo'ne its junior phenom award n addition to her skills on the baseball field, mo'ne is also a stand out basketball player, too. so much talent in one little person. one of the female globetrotters posted this pictures. ment cheering for mo'ne. i believe she's been in our studios. will get to meet the globe trot hers the team comes to philadelphia next year. and that the tasha, everyone here, just so proud that far team soy happy they made it so far. >> that's so true. philly proud. no doubt about it. a lot of philly love here for the team. thank you so much, erika. see you soon. firefighters pull off amazing rescue, you have to see who performed mouth to mouth on. plus: ♪ they are christmas

jammies. >> the family behind this viral video, they're at it again. you have to see their hilarious song, just in time for back to school. katy? >> this can't miss. i'm so excited. not only are we going to be talking about christmas jammies, but we're also going to be talking a little weather trivia. my favorite segment of the week. that's coming up on the other side. >> also how would you like to race around the wormed for chance to win a million dollars? if so, there is a casting call for the amazing race, from noon to 3:00 today at the trump taj mahal in atlantic city. we have everything you need to know on our website cbsphilly.com/casting call. we'll be right back.

>> wall collapsed at the scene of this house fire there. you see him here. another person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. the fire started about 4:00 this morning, on south fourth street, the cause is still under investigation. >> another breaking story right now, frandford homeowner shoots and kills a man, he says, was trying to steel his truck. the philadelphia district attorney is considering charges right now. that homeowner is in custody. and, police are still searching for the two men who robbed a red robin diner on frankford avenue. investigators say, one of the

men may have had a gun. but, luckily, no one was injured. this is just heart breaking story. new jersey man charged with horrific case of animal abuse. he is accused every killing his dog at his toms river home using his car's exhaust. prosecutors say, 75 year old clifford robbins killed his dog mocha by stealing the pet's travel carriers, connect ago host to the exhaust of his car. the dog died back in april but robbins was just charged yesterday. that case has outraged people in the community, demanding justice for mocha. if convicted robbins faces to up five years in prison. well, you know, sorry, i just got distracted my horrible story. let's get over to katie, though, katie, i think -- >> we love when natasha is around, it means she can help bus ukee's streak here, he continues to win, but changing gears, talking weather tray trivia.

august 22, here is your question. bob, listen? >> oh, sorry? >> this storm became a hurricane 22 years ago today. is it a, bob? is it b, marilyn? c, diana? d, andrew? you don't have too much time to think. but downing a little math in your head. >> twenty-two years ago? >> natasha the guest of honor. >> oh, i will ' bus up ukee's stuff here. i'll say d. >> oh, that's -- which one? >> d as in dog. >> oh, my gosh! >> i was going say that one. >> if you recall, this is just classic example, andrew, if you recall, it takes one storm in 1992, andrew the first storm we are saw that year to totally define a season. soap, it is sort after reminder you don't need 26 storms to have decent season, quote unquote, rather, you only need one major storm that definitely brought a lot of just devestation unfortunately

to florida to cause major major issues. >> latest disturbance, tracking couple of days, continues to show additional signs every development. right now about 60% chance to develop here, over portions of the open waters of the atlantic it, looks like it is definately going to be brinking in heavy rain toward hispaniola, probably the bamm had a a.m. action, at this point it is running into more of conducive environment for, and the next name on the list, whether it becomes depression, storm, or tropical storm or hurricane, would be crystal ball. stateside, we have this giant rim of high pressure, so, with high pressure, clockwise rotation, and these little pieces of energy keep moving right along t that's why our forecast stays a little on the unsettled side, maybe into tomorrow. i do think we're have additional showers, bulk of the rain retreated back to up

at best low 80s, some of you might not hit 08. saturday still little damp, cool out, there but then nice long stretch, sunday, through wednesday, sunshine and temperatures that continue to warm up. bob, over to you. >> the winner of the trivia contest on friday's buys the news room donuts. >> oh, is that whats in. >> yes, item 8-a. right there. >> is that a clause in the contract? >> anti up, give us your charge card. >> winner winner chicken dinner. >> ben franklin bridge, coming into philadelphia, not bad bad at all, roads little wet here on the bridge itself. and just watch for the puddles. the ponding, coming down i59, where they have that shift of the traffic patterns, in the construction zone. those drainage greats are locate in the what's really a travel lane right now, same deal along 202, and i hit couple of big puddles along the schuylkill on my way in, as well. live look at 422 westbound,

disable off to the side here, near route 29. accident in hat fields for the neighborhood, lied i rode right near cow path road. if you use patco, today begins new schedule, add more trains, and then fewer and shorter gaps within those trains, so make sure you grab new timetable, as you wait for the trains this morning. that the tasha, erika, back over to you. >> bob, i'll take it, tank you. don't look now but the new school year is right around the corner. shopping for back to school supplies, it is not cheap as any par kent tell you. but cnet.com kara tsuboi found it pays to be a student at some popular stores >> $200 i have savings on computers, talents, with education pricing. even throw in free gift card with purchase of a laptop. also, pace to have dot edu e-mail address, receive

coupons for heavily discounted services like add obe light room. will give you everything from discount dollars tablets, to mini fringes. >> ameioses,.edu prime membership for half off. savvy student shop letters finds great back to school deals at del, where the company is offering free tablet if you buy a bundle of computer supplies. other great deals found at micro soft, lenova by entering basic school information. for more back to scooping shop tip, product reviews, visit cnet.com n san francisco, cara dubois, cnet.com, "eyewitness news". this will make you lawyer. one north carolina family celebrating back to school with new twist on old rap classicment take a listen. >> ♪ oh, my gosh look at that fuss. summer was so long ♪ all day long, give me a smack. give me a smack. give me a snack. i can't believe school is back. >> ♪ i like big buses can i

not lie. some other parents may deny but when a big yellow one comes around the bends and picks up we get spring ♪ >> (laughing). >> that's hilarious. baby got class is the whole family spin, 1992 hit, baby got back. paris, kim, tim, rap about the back to school preparations while their kids dance around them. and at the end of the music video family gives a nod to all of those hard-working educators out there, so take care of kids for most of the year. that is so cute. >> what cool parents? awesome. >> i love that. >> when the kids do head back to school, we want to see your best pictures, maybe a rap if you got one. back to school shop using hashtag cbs-3 mornings. you might see some of them on the air here on "eyewitness news". we can't wait to see them. so jump on twitter, sends them in. >> also, i would love to see some old school ones, maybe when were you a kid going back toool.

>> cute. >> throw backs. back in a moment.

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>> congratulates toss harry, and a wonderful career. >> won't be the same without him. >> i know, we'll miss the voice. just past 5:53. we want traffic and weather together. talk about some rain, katy? >> absolutely, think harley also be playing a lot more golf. that's my guess, probably, no one is list edge, okay, storm scan3, let's take a look right here, guys. storm scan3, we continue to watch this latest system making its retreat here, at least this first batch of rain. we're in little bit after lull. we look toward the end every august, guys, looks like we will start to heat things up a little bit more toward seasonable for you in the week ahead. bob, over to you. >> yes, congratulations to harry. you know, school closings will never be the same. i'll never forget growing up, listening to harry, all the philadelphia public and parochial schools are, and he would hang for a second, and then you didn't know, open or closed. congrats to harry after a great career at kyw. here is live look at i-95. stay

>> good ville yo coming from outer space. >> called it flaming jellyfish in space. nasa astronaut reid weiss man tweeted the pictures of these little fires, result of experiments on fuel in zero gravity. the is her minutes could result in bet r phylae i shall end is he here on earth, but for now looks pretty cool. >> amazing animal story begins with near tragedy, cue all a hit by car in mel born australia, and climbs a tree and it comes unconscious. rescue hers to throw the little guy down to a crew awaiting below, then they gave the bather cpr. here is the great news, they dubbed him sir chompsalot. now resting at an animal hospital. wow, that's amazing. >> all is well. >> all is well.

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>> more or breaking news this morning, frank forwards man say he shot and killed someone trying to break into his pick up. now philadelphia police have taken him into custody. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live at northeast detectives, with details. cleve? >> good morning, homicide detectives, have an explanation, but was he justified? that is something they're still trying it determine. they say this is ongoing investigation. late night shooting authorities must decide if it was justified. around 10:00 p.m. officers from the 15th district responds today report after person shot rear driveway of torresdale avenue. >> upon police arrival, they found 30 year old male victim laying laying near a driveway. >> the shooter also at the scene, ready to cooperate. >> it is unusual, normally, the shooter fleas immediately after firing the weapon. but, in