harm to other people. i think did he a fantastic job. >> reporter: faa and the ntsb are both looking into this. they have wrapped up for the afternoon. as for the two people on board the pilot no injuries. the passenger we understand from talking to his supervisor that he had suffered a concussion and minor scrapes. live from cape may courthouse, aim cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". developing right the now, a little boy is lucky to be alive tonight after a bullet lands just inches from where he was sleeping. had he moved police in delaware county would have been investigating a murder. our pat ciarrocchi is live in darby bureau with more from police, pat. >> reporter: let me set the scene. a sum are night just before 11:00 in darby boro5 powerful gunshots are fired. why, police don't know. what we do know is one of those shot pierced the screen and on the other side, there was a three-year old babe a

sleep in the crib. >> the mother was very, very beside herself. as was her father, as you can imagine. when you walk in the room and your crib is there and, there is about that much above the top of the crib, see a bullet hole. >> reporter: so shaken they stayed behind closed door. their street corner is fifth and walnut in darby boro as a focus of the police investigation to find out who fired five, 9-millimeter round. darby boro police chief robert smith smith. >> my big concern is it goes through the wall, is there a crib in there and roundings about five to 6 inches above the top of the crib. there is a child laying in the crib a three-year old baby. if the child stand up, the child is hit. >> reporter: police have learned that two males were involve. they were seen running toward fourth street on walnut. for neighbors like karen she's concerned because it is not the first time. multiple shots were fired near

here, earlier this month. >> that is very scary because i have a three-year old granddaughter so i know how those people feel. i wish it would stop. there has got to be a better twi work things out besides using the guns. >> we need cooperation of the public to find out who these two guys where this gun firing these rounds. >> reporter: right before we went on the air we got a description of the two suspects. both of them black males. 16 feet tall, other 5 feet eight. both thin build in their late teens and early 20's wearing a great shirt and then dark pants. just before 5:30 this evening police will be canvassing this area, and they will be handing out flyers to the neighbors describing what happened last night and asking if they saw or heard anything to please call 911. reporting live from darby boro, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. trial has begun for a woman accused of kidnapping a

girl from the west philadelphia elementary school and sexually assaulting her. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at criminal justice center where he spoke with the victim's attorney, walt. >> reporter: in her opening argument the prosecutor here called this every parent's nightmare, what happens to this lit 58 year-old girl. the prosecutor said that while many children have nightmares about things going on beneath their bed and in their rooms, in this case, the monster under the bed was all too real. the prosecutor described accused attacker cristina regusters as the monster under the the bed, in her opening argument. jurors told that video would show her kidnapping a five-year old from the brian elementary school on january 4th 2013. keeping her prisoner under a bed in a nearby home, where blindfolded she was sexually violated for 19 hours, her injuries so severe, that they required surgery, and a colostomy. >> she had the most brutal,

horrible assault on her that you could imagine. >> reporter: attorney tom kline who represents the little girl and her family in the civil lawsuit was in court as the the prosecutor told jurors how the victim was eventually abandoned in an upper darby play ground when shivering in the darkness wearing only a t-shirt, during the ordeal, the blindfolded five-year old, prosecutors say, told by regusters it was someone else a man actually assaulting her. this is the man your mother sold you to, this is your new daddy. thinks the man that did terrible things to you. regusters attorney, questioned about the identifications in the video and from the alleged victim's statements telling jurors that the suspect herself was a victim of sexual assault. finally prosecutors told the jury that the little girl would appear in court, to testify against her allege attacker, face-to-face. >> i have absolutely no doubt that she will rise to the occasion when she is called to

testify. >> reporter: now prosecutors and defense attorneys are under a gag order so they cannot comment. coming up at 6:00 the suspect isn't the only one on trial here, the philadelphia school district has been sited in a civil suit for security lapse that is may have contributed to this crime. we will tell what you was said in court about the school district and security when we join you at 6:00. live from the criminal justice center, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. unarmed teen shot and killed by police in missouri was laid to rest. mourner joined michael brown's family and friend to say good bye. marley hall has more on the services. >> reporter: thousands of mourners paid their respects, at the funeral for 18 year-old michael brown. some entered the church holding their hand up in a symbolic gesture. brown's father had requested a day of peace and calm while hits son was laid to rest. brown's death sparked about two weeks of violent protests

this month. his stepmother says that he was looking for a bright future. >> he wanted to go to college. he wanted to have a family. he wanted to be a good father but god chose differently. i'm at peace about that because he is not a lost soul. the his death is not in vein. >> reporter: brown's uncle a pastor remembered his nephew as a gentle giant. >> michael brown's bloodies crying from the ground, crying for vengeance, crying for justice. >> reporter: the longest and most fiery speech came from the arched al sharpton who issued a call for action urging african americans to change the country in brown's name. >> michael brown does not want to be remembered for riots, he wants to be remembered as the one that made america deal with how we will police in the united states. >> reporter: brown was gunned down august 9th during a

confrontation with officer darren wilson. police say wilson opened fire, after brown thought was the officer and charged at him. witnesses say brown was shot while surrendering. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a solder has died after barricading herself in an army office and shooting herself in the head. this happened at fort lee, virginia earlier today. that facility there was locked down as a result. the unidentified woman is a sergeant first class who was in the army for 14 years and was stationed at fort lee for three. the gun man was not her service weapon. "eyewitness news" has exclusive video of the wrong way driver on the schuylkill expressway. take a look, the car was traveling west in the eastbound lanes this happened near south street earlier this morning. state troopers believed that driver got off at the next exit and thankfully no one was injured. a car crash in montgomery county claims life of one person and send another to the hospital. this happened just before

2:00 on the 1600 block of north broad street in hatfield township. the car went off the road, the driver was killed. the passenger was taken to the hospital in critical condition. in weather the august heat returns, and the temperatures will continue to rise, over the next few days. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with your first forecast, kathy. >> it is feeling like summer. heat is come back and so us high midty something we have not had so far this month. we are looking for another 90-degree day, it will only be our second this entire month, normally we have about six. at least. take a look at storm scan three and you'll see mainly clear skies just a few clouds well to the west and they will fall apart during the evening. we are looking at temperatures that are pretty warm. eighty-six in philadelphia. forty-eight in allentown. eighty-two in millville. we will be turning up the heat over next couple days. first forecast shows comfortable 81 this evening with mainly clear skies.

temperatures will fall through the 70's. the the temperature is 73 degrees. coming up the heat returns, the humidity returns and of course we are looking ahead to the holiday weekend, all ready, summer has gone by in a flash. we will have those numbers for you later in the broadcast when i join you inside. >> kathy, thanks. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a disturbing scene with the surprise happy ending. see the miracle moment a boy was run over by an suv and escaped but barely a scratch. clean up begins in north california, the bay areas under a state of emergency after its strongest earthquake in 25 years. plus, that is word from u.s. pediatricians when it comes to middle and high school students, we will tell you why the doctors recommend delaying the start of the school day to 8:30 or

on the healthwatch, the nation's leading group of pediatricians want adolescence and teens to get more sleep. the cbs news reporter brian web tells us they are recommending some wig changes for the school day. >> when school starts this fall, sophomore matthew rose will need to wake up, before dawn to make his first class at 7:25. >> i mean usually first period i'm just like i cannot just do that right now. i'm less focused. >> reporter: early school start times are sounding an

alarm for nation's leading pediatricians. american academy of pediatrics is recommending student in middle school and high school, start their day at 8:30 a.m. or later. >> the average adolescent is not getting the eight and a half to nine and a half hours of sleep that they typically need. >> reporter: studies show lack of sleep, in teens can lead to poor grades, obesity, depression, and drowsy driving accidents. more than 40 percent of the the nation's public high schools begin before 8:00 a.m., only 15 percent start at 8:30 or later. >> there is a solid body of research which now shows that delaying school start times, that is both middle and high school level, reverses the negative consequences. >> reporter: matt says between playing sports and studying it is hard to get to bed early. he thinks later school start will help him perform better. >> it would just help things out because i would be more focused. >> reporter: just like good diet and exercise

pediatricians say families need to make sleep a health priority. brian web for cbs news, new york. more fresh produce is heading to new jersey's school after the state's farm to school bill was signed into law. kim guadagno signed five pieces of legislation supporting that farm to school program. it ensure public schools of supplying each student with at least some fresh fruits and vegetables every day. >> healthy foods, none in processed foods to our schools. that makes the students healthier, it makes them pay more attention to what is going on. >> it connects, with people of the kids of the new jersey with the farms of new jersey. >> reporter: other bills support on support and execution of farm to school including fun raising, and, returns for those who support the the program, at an awards system to highlight the benefits. good evening, everyone, traffic right new on i-95 will be a situation because we have a situation on the northbound side. approaching the area of cottman avenue notice disabled

tractor trailer taking out that center hand lane. folks are trying to move around it but this is not only going to affect 95 but will affect vine street expressway. we are definitely seeing an eastbound delay starting to grow as a result of this so anyone trying to get to i-95 using the vine you will find a hold up. also a rush hour. just all over, 202, sun glare, also out there, traveling southbound, right here moving beyond malvern approaching the area of i would say chesterbrook boulevard through 401 you have your usual rush hour delay. north bound 202 expect to hit that wall of volume at schuylkill expressway. as we look at our wide we have yellow out and about. we have a phillies game in south philly tonight. you will see that fans on i-95 on that part. northbound i-95 dropping down to ten. 476 northbound you're delayed between 95 and media southbound around media swarthmore and then do watch out for volume on the schuylkill expressway, again rush hour traffic. and if you are traveling pennsylvania turnpike

eastbound fort washington we have an accident out here that is blocking left-hand lane. traffic stemming back toward mid county tolls so this will affect you trying to get toward the northeast extension, using the blue route. it is all connect. however mass transit looks great, jessica. >> vittoria, thanks. still ahead don't call them dummies, how mankins are using smart technology to capture the attention of shoppers. beasley? eagles roster battles are heating up, i'll tell you which position to keep an eye on in thursday's preseason finally coming up in sports.

well, kathy is here with us now and august is going to live up to its reputation it sound like. >> it is, finally it will get hot. >> yes, we have waited all month, we have had 90-degree day earlier in the month and as we even the month we will have another one but in between a lot of cool, lot of comfort,. >> i like that. >> um-hmm. take a look where we have deep blue skies and low humidity. that is it. a beautiful take if you picked this week to head down the shore for a day or two, very wise choice. live neighborhood network takes us to the beach patrol headquarters in margate where it is beautiful, the folks still on the beach, why not? this is the last hooray. live neighborhood network shows deep blue skies as well but rip current risk will be increasing over the next couple of days.

lets take a look at our storm scan three and show you what is going on here. a few clouds here and there. no real big issues with the weather this entire week. cold front will come through but it will not get all that cold around here. philadelphia so far high of 86 degrees. millville 81. airport. ocean water temperature 75. so really warm down the shore temperatures, just a few bits higher. cape may 77. ocean city 77. barnegat light a beautiful day on the water there 77 degrees with sunny skies. we will watch high pressure dominate our weather for tuesday, with temperatures in the 80's as this front approaches from the northwest it will squeeze that warmth up the coastal plains, not just heat and humidity, and, anxiety, cool front, finally swinging through late in the take wednesday with a few showers possible in the nighttime hours and thursday looks nice, mostly sunny temperatures in the 80's, and more comfortable and lower humidity and high pressure

builds back in from the great lakes. all and all a fairly quiet week w our tropical system off shore well off shore, we will watch that rip current go to moderate for tuesday. uv index stays high. the it will go to high on wednesday. temperature 84 degrees. the mostly sunny skies. that rip current lathings high so please never, swim at the beach, that is not, guarded. now tonight, mainly clear and comfortable just a nice evening to be outside. low temperature 64. tuesday we will go lots of sun, high temperature is 88 degrees. and as we look ahead, it has been a cool august. wednesday's high 90, that will only be the second time this entire month that this 16th 90-degree day this umer and average is 23. we are not going to get, to that 23 average as far as those 90-degree days goes and that is just fine for many of us. here's the three day forecast. the tuesday 88. wednesday 90 thursday we will go 84 degrees and those shore temperatures staying in the 80's, pretty comfortable there.

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go power! go...power! yayyyy! eagles on the practice field getting ready for final preseason game thursday at lincoln financial field against the jets. starters will not see any action so it is an opportunity for back ups to secure roster spots before saturday's final cut down. one position to watch is kicker alex henry, who has struggled and bird brought in codey parker. the two will split kicking duties on thursday contest. also math the math barley and gj kenny will split quarterback duties. i thought the week of preparation, we have had a good week so far with the the guys that will be playing, on thursday and we have a lot of good looks with the jets will be doing so it is a good feeling just know what you are getting into.

i'm excited for showing what we can do. >> phillies pretty good after winning back to back series for the first time since april. fightins kick off a three game series at citizens bank parka begins first place nationals. aj burnett on the field opposing tanner bourque. washington leads nl east over the the braves by eight games. so they are good. >> we love talking to you, we love hearing your voice, you can do it in the morning. >> early in the morning 5:30 to 10:00 on wip, sitting in for angelo cataldi. >> we will keep tuning in, get up early beasley thanks. coming up, an suv runs rough over a six year-old but not only does he survive but he walks away from this. plus. >> do you know who you are, please turn yourself in. and, dot right thing. >> a new jersey mother makes a plea to the the hit and run driver who hit her son as he walk home from work, we will be live. then new at 6:00.

>> i would have rather seen the kid take the car then drive away. >> little boy steering the car down the street while his uncle is allegedly in the front seat pushing the pedal, police say that uncle was a drunk driver, we will have this shocking story up next

police in darby delaware county want to know who was outside his home, firing a gun. thousands as tended funeral of the unarmed 18 year-old shot to death by police: the funeral of

michael brown, drew civil rights leaders, members of the entertainment industry and trayvon martin's parents, kathy. in weather we're talking about the the tropics and even though our tropical storm christoballies so far from frustrates it will be impacting the delaware valley. you can see it to the east of the bohamas packing winds of 60 miles an hour, win gusts to 70 miles an hour trying to get its act together moving north/north east at 5 miles an hour. on this track it will be pulled well out to sea as a category one hurricane. you can see by thursday afternoon but it will be providing some dangerous rip currents. rip currents risk to date down the shore is high, tomorrow it will be moderate so please be aware of that and never swim at a beach unguarded. that is very latest from the weather center, jessica. >> new at 5:30 we are hearing from the mother of the gloucester township man critically injured in the hit and run. the 23 year-old man was hit last tonight while walk ago long sicklerville road near jarvis road in gloucester township.

steve paterson is live at cooper university hospital where that man is being treated, steve. >> reporter: jessica, 23 year-old kevin tran has a licensing red to recovery. his family says he has just completed one of what is expect to be a half dozen surgeries. doctors are telling his family he could remain in the hospital, recovering for the next ten months. amid all of this they are calling for justice because they say they have none and they are hoping somebody right now watching can help. please, we know how are, please turn yourself in. >> reporter: mother's plea to the person who nearly killed her son hoping there is some guilt in the driver lacking the compassion to stop. >> do the right thing. >> reporter: police say 23 year-old kevin tran was walking home from his job at this pizza shop in sicklerville sunday night. sometime after ten he was walking on this well lit crosswalk near sicklerville and jarvis road when headlights came out of the darkness. she said her son is in bad

shape but he remembers being hit. >> he actually says that he was crossing the the road and he felt like the car was trying to speed up, to hit him. >> reporter: with very little to go on, no surveillance video, no witnesses, in description of the vehicle, police are directing their pleas to the public. >> if they have seen anything or most importantly, that if anyone notices a vehicle with the new damage to the front. >> reporter: on top of the punctured lung he has multiple broken bones and is expect to be in the hospital for months. but people that know the former athlete says he is strong, co-worker hanna says he may have saved his own life when he reflectively called the pizza shop for help after just being thrown 20 feet by speeding steel. >> he called the store saying he needed an ambulance and it all just happened so fast. >> i would like for person who did this to my son to please call and turn himself in. >> reporter: again, doctors

are saying multiple broken bones, maybe five surgeries, maybe ten months in the hospital, before tran is able to recover. if there is any good news from this doctors are also telling the family that everything is fixable that he can walk out of this hospital the same as before he was carried in, still no word on the hit and run, this evening. it is very latest from camden i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a $40,000 reward is offer tonight for information leading to the suspect who killed two women in northeast philadelphia. sixty-seven year-old dolly evans and 59 year-old ruby thomas were found dead saturday in the home on the 4700 block of vista street. they both have been shot in the head. if you have any information about the murders call the police. philadelphia police have charged brian bower with murder and related offenses. he is the frankford home owner who told police he shot and killed a man he thought was trying to break into his pick up. that shooting happened late thursday night on the 4500

block have of torresdale avenue. bauer claims he shot the man in self-defense. philadelphia police are looking for a robbery suspect, this surveillance photo was taken last friday at dunkin' donuts on the 500 block of lehigh avenue. police say a man walk behind the counter, pulled out a gun and demanded money from the cash register if you think you have seen him call 911. power and gas are being restored to earthquake victims in napa, california. a 6.0 magnitude quake rattle the town yesterday causing minor injuries and destroying thousands of dollars worth of wine. correspondent bigad shaban has the latest from napa. >> reporter: people in napa valley are still cleaning up the mess sunday's powerful earthquake left behind. there are gaping holes in some of downtown napa's oldest buildings. boulders, bricks, glass, littered the sidewalk. fifty structures be unsafe to enter. city inspectors are using cameras to look for hidden

damage. hector garcia was home with his family when earthquake shook parts of the san francisco bay area for up to 20 seconds. >> everything felt down in the house and it was really strong and i was really scared. >> reporter: quake knock down garcia's chimney unhinged windows and left cracks throughout his house. did you feel safe staying here another night. >> no, not really. >> reporter: were you able to sleep. >> a little bit. >> reporter: it is still unclear what the earthquake's long term impact will be on the area's roughly 800 wineries, which produce about a quarter of the country's wine. the quake sent wine bottles and barrels flying off shelves. one wine maker says he lost enough wine to fill a swimming pool. some vineyard were supposed to begin harvesting grapes this week but it has been delayed. bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck central peru, that quake hit a sparsely populated area yesterday and authorities

are still surveying that region. local media reports that the quake was felt in parts of the lima and other major cities in southeastern peru. manhattan man is facing charges after being caught atop the brooklyn bridge. police say 24 year-old man paced back and forth on the cable beans, even snapped a photo to remember the occasion. he was arrested yesterday and will appear in court tomorrow. this is the second security breach on the bridge this month. a threatening tweet forced the emergency landing of an american airlines jet full of passengers. the flight 362 from dallas fort worth to san diego divert todd phoenix yesterday. that boeing 757 was carrying 185 people including sony on line entertainment president john smedley. halfway in the flight american received a the following tweet: we have been receiving reports john smedley's plane number 362 from dallas, fort worth from san diego has explosives on board.

please look into this. >> we have pulled into the airport and there was police every where. >> after landing safely passengers deplaned and law enforcement used bomb sniffing dogs to search for any threats. the threat was posted by a alleged group of group of hackers known as lizard squad. that same group took credit for shutting down sony's popular play station network earlier in the weekend. a little boy in china miraculously survived being run over by an suv. this video could be disturbing to some viewers. six year-old boy was playing with toys when a red suv drove over him. immediately after this you see the little boy stand up and walk away. local reports say boy was taken to the hospital for minor scratch toes his face and legs. the driver reportedly told police he simply isn't notice the child and the case is now under investigation. >> i saw that video earlier today, amazing. good evening everyone. right new on the vine street

expressway we are not dealing with the great situation at all, multi vehicle accident with pedestrians on the roadway if you are traveling in the eastbound direction of the vine as you approach the broad street exit. it looks like it could have been maybe a couple fellows heading down to the phillies game but it is blocking left-hand lane. traveling on the eastbound side of the vine this is delays things back on the schuylkill expressway so trying to make your way to center city will be a problem. if you are heading in the westbound direction making your way towards broad street and schuylkill we have a gaper delay as well. you will net noisy mergecy teams on the scene just yet but we may need tow truck or two. we will update you on. that if you can a avoid vine street expressway. traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike watch out for heavy eastbound volume affecting the toll plaza as you try to make your way down toward 309 in willow grove. traveling from the westbound direction we also still have delays between area of bucks county and mid county tolls, 24 is your average on the schuylkill expect usual there, 19 on 476, dropping down to ten on i-95.

northbound i-95 still trying to recover from an earlier disable truck taking out the center lane at cottman. we have a vehicle fire on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at fort washington on the shoulder but we could see potential emergency teams here as well. we will keep you updated in problems however for mass transit, jessica. >> vittoria, thanks. some breaking news, that is happy here of the celebration nature you can say. city of philadelphia has announced a parade route that will solute taney dragons. philadelphia tem made it to the semi final round in that champion ship and this parade will begin wednesday at 2:00 at 20th and market and will go around city hall, travel south on broad down to fdr park. team will be serenaded by philly pops and mummers all along the way and after the parade dragons will head to citizens bank park where mayor nutter and phillies will host a pregame tribute to that team on the field. they made us all very proud. still to come, just how dirty are children's car

seats? the the result of the new study may have parents running for those anti bacterial wipes. see how new technology is bringing mankins to life, so stores can sell more clothes, kathy? in weather we're talking about those dog days of summer returning for just a lit while before lane are day moves in. we will have that seven day before lane are day moves in. we will have that seven day forecast coming up

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it looks like hotel fees are on the rise. researchers at new york university predict hotels will take in $2.25 billion this year from fees alone. that is nearly double what the industry took in ten years ago. expert blame the increase on existing fees along with new surcharges. and a warning for parents tonight, there are up to twice as many germs on your child's car seat as there are on your toilet seat. researchers found an average of 100 dangerous bacteria and fungus, just from testing a centimeter of a car seat. those bacteria were link to germs responsible for e-coli and salmonella. many people drive around with trash in their cars and they don't realize what kind of of bacteria they are allowing to grow inside. trend to go day we have

got an enormous dog with a heart of gold, musically inclined elephant and secret codes at a coffee chain. we will start with the dying a tibetanimalstive and look at the little girl just all over that dog there. while he doesn't seem to mind one bit, he takes it all in stride this video has a massed half million views just over the weekend. and dancing he will fans. >> ♪ >> they seem into it, eleanore barch posted this on line over the weekend. she was warming up for a performance at circus world in wisconsin and elephants kind of got in the act. they got in the rhythm there and then they got a lieutenant will tired. and last today star bucks is releasing its very popular pumpkin spice latte tomorrow but is there a catch here, the customer has who use a secret pass ward to unlock the

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another warm day across the delaware valley and down the shore people are enjoying the sun, surf and the sand and in these waning days of summer vacation. we're in atlantic city, camera shaking. rip current risk is high, we have tropical storm christo thebal well to the south and east in the bohamas.

we have persistent easterly flow. over next couple days that rip current risk will be moderate so please stay at those beaches that are guarded and never swim after the guards have left for the day. on storm scan three we are looking at nothing but blue skies a few clouds to the west and they will be dissipating after we lose that heating. average high temperature for this time of the year is eight 4789 you can see gradual warm up today, so far 86, 88 for tomorrow, going for 90 on wednesday, only our second 90-degree day this entire month. usually we will have have at least six during the in month of august. it haze been on the cool side. philadelphia looking at 86. allentown 84. poconos 75. down the shore mild as well in the 70's and 80's. high pressure dominating our weather and will do so for tuesday with temperatures really boosting in the upper 80's. by late tuesday we will watch this front approach from the north and west. wednesday we will be dry but it will squeeze that heat and humidity up the coastal plain making it to 90 this front

moves through late wednesday in the evening hours and then we are seeing dry conditions gannon thursday so no showers or thunderstorms. not much of a change in temperature but backing down in the 80's with more sunshine and stays that way even as we head in the holiday weekend. the skies will be clear, comfortable tonight, low temperature is 64. for your tuesday lots of sun, warmer, high humidity and high of 88. phillies home tonight first pitch temperature 81 with the light southerly win. wind not having an impact on the play of the ball. for tuesday look for high rip current risk or maryland rate, temperature 82, that risk goes high for wednesday, temperature 84. staying quite warm. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 90 wednesday, 80's for thursday, friday, saturday, a few storms possible sunday and look at that labor damon chance of a shower or wise partly sunny, decent take high temperature 82 degrees. aside from the weather geologist are keeping a close eye on iceland and may seem

far away but that val can owe is rumbling and and, there are fears that there are eruption that is could take major flights across the northern atlantic impacting thousands ifs not millions. meteorologist kate bilo has more on what is going on there, hi kate. >> we ship from close to home to somewhere far away across the atlantic. ice land is a hot bed of gio physical activity. number of volcano and lots and lots of earthquakes this weekend we have had a number of earthquakes reported in iceland around one major volcano. the second largest hundred tane on ice land. thinks called barbarbunga. i will circle it. you can see stars indicating where earthquakes have been reported, over 2500 earthquakes in the past 48 hours, more than 80 of those above a magnitude three. this is an indication to geologist that second largest volcano on ice land may be getting ready to erupt. lets look at the geography

here of ice land. right on the splitting zone between north american plane and ash plate. as they separate ice land in stranger to these eruption ruptions. we had one in 2010. it disrupted air travel all over europe for a good period of time and that is what we're concerned about, again, with this volcano f that volcano were to erupt the ash pattern could cover much of europe and could pose a risk to aircraft, as it blocks fuel and cooling systems and melt to form glassy deposits. something to think about with pennsylvania resident heading over to ireland next weekend for the big penn state game. reporting from the digital center meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". manikin make inner england has come up with a waste bring his dumb toys life to connect with shoppers and close with sale. alfonso van marsh has the story. >> reporter: some mankins in london's busy shopping district are using cutting edge technology to sell

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gender and true clothing size. that smart manikin is no dummy. in london alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a look at biggest night in music television we will have all the highlights and controversial moments from last night's sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't

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to rest, husband jay-z presented her with the biggest honor of the night the michael jackson video vanguard award. >> you know i love you, my beloved i love you, mtv i love you. >> ♪ >> taylor swift promoted her new album 1989, the the year that she was born. her latest hit shake it off sound as if she's shaken off her country roots. >> ♪ >> back inside usher channeled his inner michael jackson, while new comer sam smith, was all soul. >> ♪ stay with me >> reporter: unrest in ferguson, missouri provide the most serious moment of the show. >> i want us all to take a

moment of silence for mike brown and for peace in this country, and in the world. >> reporter: but many went back to business mtv style. >> ♪ >> miley cyrus wrecking ball. >> reporter: miley cyrus and wrecking ball took home video of the year but she unexpectly sent a teenage runaway on stage to accept the award. >> i survived in shelters all over the city. i have a lot of the same dreams that brought many of you here tonight. >> reporter: ben tracie, los angeles. big night no doubt. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 62:00 people injured when a helicopter crashed into a new jersey home are barely misses a new jersey home rather, we're live. delaware county man ace rested for allegedly driving drunk down this street and new his foot was on the gas pedal but police say his eight year-old nephew was steering the car. and philadelphia is

throwing a parade for taney dragons and we now have all of the tea tails of when they will celebrate. kathy? it will turn hot again, even hotter than 90's return to the delaware valley, as summer vacations slowly come to an even. of course we're looking ahead to, labor day as well all coming up next, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. i'm unbelievable. when it hit that tree, when it hit that tree that is when it came down. >> that is in caused by a helicopter crashing into a new jersey couple's yard, and the wreckage just barely, misses their home. good evening, i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. two people inside that helicopter suffered minor injuries, and a crash near schoolhouse road and south boyd street in cape may courthouse.

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live, near the scene with the story, tonight, cleve. >> reporter: hi jessica. this plane as it was flying around was going over lots of homes and businesses and that pilot was able to put it down mostly here in a sports field. part of the tail does go into a neighbor's yard but we spoke to the eyewitness who says he is proud of the job that the pilots did, putting down that plane and avoiding a disaster. >> it didn't miss it by much. >> reporter: donald's house is 20 feet from where mosquito control helicopter came crashing down monday morning. >> all have of a sudden we heard this noise like the rotors hitting the trees. it sounded like somebody was cutting brush, with the big brush cutter. >> reporter: cape may county officials say crew on board was doing mosquito larvae inspections all over the salt marsh prior to the crash. they had taken off and landed a dozen times and were returning to base when pilot heard a bang and started losing altitude. he aimed for sports field