was harm or threaten. >> reporter: after the shooting police visited the home in glendora and found a person dead from gunshot wounds. >> we just trying to determine how that playness to it. >> reporter: officials are not identifying person inside the home but sources say their middle age son did live with them. >> pretty crazy. >> reporter: was there any incidents at this house. >> no. >> reporter: but now cooper hospital says that the man's condition is, critically unstable. right now we still don't know what sparked this shooting or how these incidents, may be related. coming up at 6:00 we will have more on security here and how somebody walks into a hospital with a gun. reporting live from stratford, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stephanie, thank you. three men are tortured, taped up, and then dropped in the schuylkill river to die. one of them managed to get away and find help but it wasn't soon enough to save the other. "eyewitness news" reporter

noel mcclaren is live to tell us what investigators are now announcing about this crime, noel. >> reporter: police tell us that they are still searching for clues as to who may have ton this. they do believe that it is drug or possibly gang-related but still, no arrests. it is one of the most barbaric murders philadelphia homicide detectives say that they have ever seen. >> hand and feet were bound, their eyes were covered and they were stabbed multiple times, two of the three i believe their throats were slit and then flown in the schuylkill river. >> reporter: three friend abducted from an undisclosed location in the van were believed to be tortured, taped up, stabbed, and anchor to the bottom of the schuylkill river left to die. two victims were recovered this morning near kelly drive, their throats, slashed but one man managed to get away, police say that the 23 year-old survivor, flagged down help on the side of the road and they got to him, just in the nick of time. >> he was walking, in his

underwear with his hand and feet bound, he was bleeding from multiple stab wound. >> reporter: it is unclear whether or not, and captors but police say their abduction was far from random. it could involve a drug next us. >> these three were very much targeted. >> reporter: police collected evidence from the home of the surviving victim on the 700 block of north second street. his neighbors say that they are taking extra precautions at night. >> i'm looking over my shoulder more. i'm leery, when there isma van, it is scary. >> reporter: police tell us that their main source of information will that be surviving, 23 year-old victim. he remains in the hospital, still in critical condition and they hope to talk to him more again when he makes a recovery. reporting live in front of police headquarters noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. two men posing as police gain access to the food distribute center in fishtown. they stole a hundred thousand

dollars in cash at gunpoint. this happened just after 2:00 this morning at cowa trading corporation on the 1700 block of north delaware avenue. those suspects were wearing hats that said police, one might have had some sort of badge around his neck. investigators are currently reviewing surveillance video hoping to get a better look at the gun man. streets of philadelphia, filled with cheering fans today as the the city threw a parade for taney dragons to celebrate their amazing run in the little league world series. we have team three coverage today, beasley reese and jan carabao are live in fdr park where the parade wrapped up an hour an and beasley and jan, this was quite a party. >> reporter: jessica, beasley and i could not be happier to cover the feel good story of the summer. we were with the kid all day long. beasley was here at the park for the big rally. i was all along the parade route from south philadelphia to center city where the parade started at 20th and market streets. >> you could feel the love in

philadelphia today and an entire city supporting just one little league team, the team that stole the national spotlight this um iser and a impressive, and overwhelming feat for both these kids and parent. >> we didn't realize on a grand scale how tremendous it was i guess. it will take a lot for me not to cry. >> reporter: not sure if her mom made it all the way through this, thousands lined market street wednesday afternoon to just catch a glimpse of the taney dragons. >> it was wonderful. >> well deserved. >> reporter: and more fans pack the entry way to the kimmel center on broad street where philly pops got the crowd going. >> ♪ >> reporter: all to show support and that we still believe in dragons. >> we have a crowd at broad and federal. >> i just think it is wonderful. >> reporter: everyone does because that is why we are out here. their party stretched for miles from center city to south philadelphia. star pitcher mo'ne davis showing "eyewitness news" the love along the way, a

celebration no but a celebration of their journey. >> congratulations, my hat is off to you, keep up got work. >> it was wonderful. it made me cry. >> reporter: a big parade ended right here at fdr park where our good old beasley reese was waiting for them. >> it was just great, seeing them pulling off philadelphia treated these kids like superstars but not without a touch of controversy. >> celebration of the summer, today. taney dragons day in philadelphia. these honest athletes, shared their thoughts on the parade. >> it has been very busy, festive, around here. i felt like i was almost goingly to p.asbás >> reporter: there was over thef thposie pave comment about these young people, and what they did, and our city is standing behind them. >> reporter: the star of the team, was grateful, and eloquent. >> it was really nice to know

that you have supporters in your city and they are always supporting you no matter what and that is what they came out to show us, and i mean it was a nice parade, but it got kind of hot at the end. >> it did get hot at the end, they will have dinner at xfinity live and then head over to the phillies where people like ryan howard will continue the congratulations. at fdr park for jan carabao i'm beasley reese new back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much, guys. fun day for them. not over yet. dragons started their day nice and early at our studios to talk to erika and ukee. >> taney, taney, taney. >> getting in the spirit there the team and their coaches, appeared live on the cw philly morning show. ukee even playing a little game of catch there with the in mid-atlantic league champions. still ahead at 5:00 our pat ciarrocchi sits down with taney's star pitcher mo'ne davis and her mom and mo'ne

talks frankly about pat opening up but her fans both young and old and how her friend will treat her when she returns to school. that is coming up later in the show. well, it was a nice sun i day for a parade and certainly as they said a little warm, approaching 90 in some parts of the area today. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with a first look at the forecast, kathy. >> most of us are dressed for it, jessica, no cleats, no socks no uniform like taney dragons had to deal with but it was a terrific day in center city philadelphia and throughout the delaware valley. we have plenty of blue skies but you can feel the humidity, and the perspiration in the back of your neck when you walk outside. take a look the at the temperatures. we are looking at temperatures well in the 80's, some spots made it to 90 but we are not finished heating up just yet. we are in the crust seven of 90 at 89 degrees. wilmington 86. eighty-eight in allentown. the in the poconos it is 82 degrees. in wildwood it is 84. we are looking at some clouds and a few sprinkles, through

central pennsylvania, heading toward the poconos associated with a cold front, that is not so cold behind it but we will have some dryer, less intense heat, behind that front. so for this evening, we will have a few clouds, rolling through, to the north and west maybe a sprinkle by 9:00 p.m. 79, at 11:00 o'clock partly cloudy, still 74 degrees and during the day tomorrow it will be more comfortable. we will take a brief break from the heat. we also have to talk about the shore, dangers, even though hurricane cristobal is well off shore, and, of course, the who will take weekend forecast, labor day is upon us. can you believe it, already? we will take a look at that with the seven day when i join you than side. >> that went fast, kathy thanks. coming up on "eyewitness news" a shooting instructor dies after a nine year-old new jersey girl loses control of her sub machine gun. the video captures second just before that tragedy. on drugs and in control of the 35-ton vehicle, caught on camera a bus driver passes out

and then crashes in to a house. a scare for a mother and her baby when a utility pole snaps landing inch's way. we will have more news when we

talk about a close call two utility poles snap one narrowly misses a mother and her baby inside a car in massachusetts. luckily they were not hurt when the poles snapped the transformer came down witt shutting down power to that area for hours. power has since been restored. take a look at this

disturbing video from australia, investigators say it shows a bus driver taking drugs while behind the wheel. he passes out, seconds late their bus crashes into two homes. the 57 year-old shawn murphy pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and dui charges. thankfully, nobody was hurt. also in australia a dramatic creek rescue, rescuers pulled a family of three from the roof of their suv after they got stuck in rising water. their son swam through rushing what the tore call for help and they were all treated for minor hypotheria. good evening, everyone. still want to watch out for usual delays, during this rush hour. take a look at i-95, traveling i the five out of delaware county we have high volume here approaching 476 and commodore barry bridge area will be busy. heading on i-95, to and from center city, you will fine volume between the vine street expressway and cottman on that northbound side and court

bound approaching cottman down through the the vine street expressway. you may have a touch of traffic around broad street area for tonight's festivities. looking at 42 freeway in new jersey, very nice ride, traveling either southbound or northbound on the 42, no major problems, the atlantic city expressway moving well, but if you are traveling on 295, we definitely have southbound delays. excuse me. step out of the way slightly so you can see there high volume southbound approaching 73 all the way down to the 42 freeway. traveling on i-95 you're dropping down to 24. twenty-five on the the schuylkill expressway. sixteen on 476, and north bound delay between 95 and media, southbound we have a slow down around mid county and making your way down toward route one. here is why we're seeing that backup on 29 a southbound approaching the black horse pike. we have an accident and it is compromising one of the lanes there, taking out that right-hand lane, a big hung of readies building right around the area have of route 70. if you are traveling in this area, definitely try to avoid it if you can. also in new jersey traveling

on the westbound side of 38 at long wood avenue we have a accident here if you can avoid that section around that cherry hill area as well. the mass transit we are not seeing any major problems. since it is my birthday and i have had a trip there, i guess i don't have too much more in regards tour rush. we might have bad luck here and there as well. so hopefully things will pick up as we continue in the evening. jessica. >> well, we are still wishing you a very happy birthday. >> thank you. >> yes. >> thank you. still ahead say good bye to summer and hello to bargains. labor day weekend can mean more than just a getaway, consumer reporter jim donovan has more on deals you should target over next few days. celebrating those taney dragons in an "eyewitness news" exclusive pat ciarrocchi sits down with mo'ne davis and the catcher scott mandora hear what they have to say about

kathy orr is back inside. it is nice and toasty. >> and very humid. you can feel the difference. by tomorrow it will be as if we just hit the switch. >> yeah, it will be dream i, low humidity and more comfortable temperatures but the heat will return in the forecast before summer comes to an even. lets take a look outside where we have a beautiful day down the shore, feeling a sea breeze. we are looking live in atlantic city which skies cam three. water very comfortable as well in the 70's this afternoon.

storm scan three shows clear skies, a few clouds well to the north and west and could feel a sprinkle in the poconos associated with a leading edge of dryer and somewhat more moderate air that is moving in. that is a cold front. we will be seeing just partly cloudy sky tonight and temperatures cooling down but for now they are still heating up. philadelphia 89. very close to 90. official numbers coming in the the next half an hour. allentown 88. trenton 88. millville 84. look at ocean water temperature 77 degrees. very comfortable. down the shore you can see the sea breeze. ocean city 10 degrees cooler then philadelphia right now. cape may 80. seventy-nine in stone harbor. rehoboth beach delaware sitting at 77. here is dew point temperatures a true amount have of moisture in the atmosphere and when you are in the mid 60's it is on the steamy side. so dew point temperature today is 64. it will be 55 tomorrow, and that is in a very pleasant range. so we will definitely be feeling a difference with lower temperatures and less humidity for your thursday. fair weather high pressure

will move from the northwest giving us more northerly wind component. it will be breezy dry and very pleasant. more like it was earlier in the month. friday the same thing as temperatures are right around 80 degrees. by saturday the heat picks up again. it will be warmer, and risk more humid. we will keep an eye on the front because that could bring showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon on sunday. we are tracking cristobal and you can see this hurricane right now, minimal with a 75 miles an hour win. it is still moving north/northeast at 15 miles an hour. it will take that turnaround bermuda, still about four hundred miles away from cape may, by tonight, so it will not come close but all this wave action over the past several days, is increasing the risk for rip current. rip current risk through tomorrow will be high with wave heights between three and 5 feet. so please never swim at a beach that is not guarded. those guards will get off-duty on most beaches within the next ten minutes w this rip current risk we are watching

the wave motion continuing and more water is being brought on shore. that can actually be pulled back out to sea. that is why these rip currents or narrow channels form in the water. this is how you can look at the beach to see if you have a dangerous rip current. look for a channel of choppy water, different colors, more of that brownish color and break in the wave pattern. this is most obvious thaw will see down the shore. so be careful because risk will be high again tomorrow afternoon. the tonight a few clouds, but mild, low of 68, humidity lowers, much more comfortable thursday high of 84 with the northerly wind at 10 miles an hour. going to the phillies game tonight it will feel like summer. the dog days. temperatures will be in the 80's. a few clouds. southeasterly wind and first pitch at 7:05. on the exclusive three day forecast thursday 84. more comfortable friday at 82. saturday heat begins to build with a high of 86. shore temperatures staying in the upper 70's to lower 80's and that uv index will be

still high. that is a look at your three day forecast we will be back with sports after t

a big celebration for little leaguers as philadelphia threw a parade for taney dragons today. fans you can see right there lining the streets to cheer on the mid-atlantic champs and tonight they will take center stage at the fill us game. this is a day these young athletes will never forget. now that school business to start dragons will soon think back on the summer of 14. mo'ne davis and her catcher scott van dora talk to our pat ciarrocchi exclusively about this experience of a life time. >> reporter: she's fears fees on the mound and he is in control behind home plate. >> i have been catching mo'ne for six years now and i necessity exactly what she's doing. >> reporter: thrill of victory

has carried mo'ne davis, scott van dora and their taney dragons team to williamsport and to celebrity. >> that is what the kids think, sometimes they are adults and it gets kind of weird. >> reporter: hours before a parade that would take them down broad street mo'ne and scott were texting in the halls of whyy, for an hour, with their coaches, they talked little league on the program radio times. >> what it meant to the city, it is starting to sink in and i didn't see that coming. >> reporter: mo'ne's 70 miles an hour pitches and sports illustrated cover put her in the media stratosphere forcing a poised 13 year-old to learn tougher life lessons. >> i like pictures and signing things for the kids and the adults because you never know what they can do with them. >> reporter: she also discovered a adult reality. >> they are selling signed baseballs by me on e bay, i was looking through and some of them are fake. you can tell which hand writing is mine but i mean i

don't think they should do that. >> reporter: within days the taney dragons will be back at school. >> i just want to see a lot of my friend that i have not seen since june. >> reporter: mo'ne is eager to see her friend too, again, with a dose of grown up concerns. >> hopefully they just treat me the same, i'm no special then any other person at the school. i'm still a girl at the school just like everybody else. this summer was the highlight of my life so far. >> reporter: highlights re el that is just beginning. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". such poise, both of them. coming up in the next half an hour nation's largest airline sever ties with the popular on like booking site. then a nine year-old new jersey girl wanting to fire a sub machine gun accidentally killed her instructor at a shooting range. camera captured that moment. an american journalist free from captivity in syria speaks out about his horrific experience, we will have the story, when we come back.

i'm jessica dean with the day's top stories. police say a man shot and killed his wife and then wounded himself, this happened at kennedy university hospital, in stratford, camden county. police went to the couple's home they found another

person, dead inside. three men are tortured, and taped up and dropped in the schuylkill river to die. what the suspects didn't count on was one of the men surviving, the investigation is still in the early stage but police say it was not a random attack and they suspect drugs are involved. philadelphia celebrates the taney dragons, earlier today they took part in the parade down broad street and tonight, the phillies are planning something very special for the team, at citizens bank park. kathy? it will be warm and humid tonight at the ballpark but after that we will take a brief break from the heat and humidity. we have concerns down the shore over the next couple of days, with rip currents. we will talk more about that, plus the the labor day weekend, do you have outdoor plans? we will show what you to expect, jessica. >> kathy, thanks. tonight owner of the arizona shooting range says he regrets letting a nine year-old girl fire a sub machine gun. that girl from new jersey accidentally shot and killed her shooting instructor. correspondent vanita nair says the girl's parents were with

her at the range when this all happen. >> we have to keep that held in, otherwise, gun won't fire, okay. >> reporter: in this video released by the mo have county sheriff's office the girl is shown moments before the incident standing next to the instructor as he shows her how to use the weapon. >> go ahead and give me one shot, all right. >> the sheriff's office says their investigation determined that the girl pulled the trigger on the automatic ooozie it sent the gun over her head and victim was shot. charles vodka, father and war veteran was air lifted to a las vegas medical center but didn't survive his injuries. the bullets and burger's gun range have been operating for 12 years, operators sam scarmotto says they have never had an incident like this before. >> we don't know what happened. our guys are trained to basically hoover over people when they are shooting and if they are shooting right-handed we have a right hand behind him ready to push it out of

the way and left-handed the same thing. >> reporter: investigators say in laws were broken. in air zone eighties up to the gun range to permit minors to fire a gun. bullets and burger says it has already changed regulations since the the incident, shooters will be required to be 5 feet tall or 12 years of age. >> vanita nair for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". air zone gun laws require a person to be at least 18 years old to carry a firearm, however those laws do not apply on private property or if the minor is accompanied by a parent or certified instructor. parents of the local student missing in israel are anxiously awaiting news about their son. twenty-three year-old aaron sofer disappeared friday near jerusalem. he became separated from a friend during a hike in the forest. that areas being searched but there are fears that the lakewood, new jersey man may have been abducted. an american journalist freed after being held captive in syria says he is thankful and overwhelmed at the the effort to secure his freedom.

peter theo curtis spoke out publicly for the first time today outside his mother's home in cambridge, massachusetts. brian web reports. >> reporter: peter theo curtis is back on american soil, and says he has been touched beyond words by the warm welcome and by the effort it took to free him from captivity. >> in the days following my release on sunday i have learned, bit by bit that there have been literally hundreds of people, brave, determined and big hearted people all over the world working for my release. >> reporter: 459 year-old journalist arrived in newark, airport in new jersey on a flight from tel aviv. he connect to logan international airport in boston where he reunited with his mother and learned of the extensive negotiations, for his release. >> i'm just overwhelmed with emotion. i'm also overwhelmed by one of the things that total strangers have been coming up to me and saying hey, we're glad you are home, welcome home, glare back and safe.

>> reporter: curtis was kidnaped in 2012 and was being held in syria by militants with al qaeda ties. he was handed over to the u.n. peace keepers this past sunday, and then, over to american officials, following a medical exam. curtis's parents praised the negotiators who help bring their son to freedom. the state department says it reached out to more than two dozen countries to ask for help with his release. brian web, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the mother of an american journalist held hostage biasis begs the group's leader for his safe return. this news comes as officialsk9, mccain wente americanr to syria to join the group rebels found his passport. thirty-one year-old steven sotoff life wasn't there he end touring the execution of james foley. his mother spoke directly to the leader officeis saying she has learn a lot about islam since his capture. >> i have learned that islam

teaches that no individual should be held responsible for the sins of others. steven has no control over actions of the u.s. government. he is an innocent journalist. i have always learned that you can grant amnesty. i ask you to please release my child. >> two other americans are also being held biasis, group has been making ransom demand that the white house said again tuesday that the united states policy is not to pay terrorist groups. a so-called serial stowe away has been arrested yet again. this time she was caught loitering around checkpoint at an arizona airport without a plane ticket. six two-year old marilyn jean hartman is held on suspicion of criminal trespass. she's accused of trying to sneak aboard flights without awo jail for more than once before in california. airport personnel at sky harbor airport in phoenix recognized her and then notified authorities. a teenage boy is

recovering after being crushed by bricks during sunday's earthquake in napa, california. thirteen year-old nicholas dylan was having a sleep over with friends in the living room when the shaking began. his pelvis was fractured in several places which part of the fireplace collapsed on top of him. >> i don't know how many landed on me but i just remember crawling. i thought i was parallel pennsylvaniaized. i thought i was paralyzed for 30 seconds i could in the feel my leg or my back. >> nicholas spent ten hours in surgery to put his pelvis back together again. he will be in a wheelchair for six months but he will recover and soon be back on the soccer feel. local police departments are increasing their efforts to keep drunk drivers off the the streets over this labor day weekend. hundreds of police departments, across pennsylvania are participating in the drive sober or get pulled over campaign. they will monitor drivers using patrols or dui checkpoints. there were 11,000 alcohol related crashes in pennsylvania last year, those

resulted in 369 deaths. >> if you know someone who is about to operate a vehicle and they are impaired, be a true friend, take their keys, help them make other arrangements. >> roughly 50,000 people air rested for dui in pennsylvania every year. labor day weekend also means that made in america, music festival on the ben franklin parkway. the sit a announced 29 day festival will kick off 2:00 o'clock saturday afternoon. festival features nearly 50,000 performers including kanye west, jcole and ferrell williams. gradual road closures began this morning along the parkway, septa has announced detours around the festival area and extra services to accommodate festival goers. for more go to cbs philly.com. of course, as we approach that concert time stay with us on cbs-3 we will keep you updated on all of those closures for this weekend. lets talk about an incident on i-95, i-95 northbound

approaching area of 320. look at this vehicle right up on the the embankment here in that diagnal position. penndot truck is already on the scene. got news is that it is on shoulder, and not compromising any other lanes but it is causing a gaper delay. traveling on the northbound side of i-95, this is back toward delaware state line. anyone heading to the phillies game give yourself more time. we will update you on when that does clear itself out of the way. as we move to the ben franklin bridge, this remind me of an aquarium of sorts. just like all of these swimming school fish are not moving at all, really. traveling on the ben franklin bridge trying to get into fill awe are not moving at the tolls. we have major construction going on compromising a lane add to go this volume problem on top of rush hour on top of folks trying to get to i-95 to head to the phillies game. even the walt whitman bridge we are seeing delayed. maybe a good idea to take betsy ross bridge if you can or just wait things out. as we take a look at our wide sped sensors are still low. twenty-three is your average

on 95. you have the usual through the construction zones at cottman avenue and girard. be mind full of that. twenty-four on the schuylkill. high volume eastbound specifically between 202 and 476, and watch out for major delays on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between the valley forge interchange all the way down to 309. traveling 20 is your average on 476. expect those rush hour pockets to be out there where would you usually see it. moving into new jersey 295 northbound at 561 we have an accident here. earlier accident southbound on 295 the black horse pike has been cleared but quite a delay lingering all the way back toward area have of 73. definitely going to need to fill up before you head out today, jessica. >> thanks, variety the tore use. still to come, summer is almost over but savings are just beginning. three on your side uncovers best things to buy over labor day weekend. selfie obsession a dad secretly films his daughter's manic selfie sessions and now it has gone viral, kathy. >> now i think i have seen it

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come early to colorado but it is not snow, that is piles of hail, and a cnn reporter took this video whileks drivinglown y gets buried in sea foam. this happens when a storm whips up ocean waves. strong wind then push large amounts of foam on to the land there. the flying sea foam makes it very difficult for drivers and people to get around as you can imagine. even if machine on occurs when sea water is full of salt and dead allergy that are churned up by ocean waves. surf's up on the california coastline as hurricane annmarie makes its way through pacific ocean. people stood on the shoreline in new port beach to watch those massive waves coming n they swelled to 30 feet or could. national weather service warns swimmers and surfers that southern california beaches will have have large waves and rip currents. wow. >> on the east coast we're talking about dangerous rip currents as well, but seas nothing like. that we are dealing with the

effects from hurricane, cristobal and, of course, that is hundreds of miles off shore but still can impact our shorelines. right now our live maybe neighborhood network takes us to the beach patrol headquarters in margate. this is a live site at the beach patrol headquarters and you can see folks still on the beach packing up a little bit. getting ready to go to dinner but always stay, of course, long the shores when those beaches are guarded but never swim when those guard go off-duty especially this time of the year. we are looking at storm scan three where we have clear skies but a few showers, popping up. you can see heading toward poconos, along the scranton area up i-95 or i should say up 81 here and along i-95 corridor staying dry for now but hageers town we have a few sprinkles. this is all associated with the cold front, a leading edge of dryer and somewhat cooler air that will be moving through late tonight. it could provide a sprinkle or a few extra clouds north and west of philadelphia right now it is 89 in the city. high so far today.

eighty-eight in allentown. same in reading and trenton. eighty-two in the poconos. millville 86. it is so warm we have a sea breeze down the the shore and temperatures there in the 70's. they can see much more warmth to come, we will take a little break over next couple days but the 90's that are in the deep south and central plains will be returning to the delaware will valley. so for your thursday even though our hurricane is 400 miles off shore we will be feeling impact with some dangerous rip currents. it will be very nice inland however with less humid conditions and plenty of sunshine. friday high pressure dominates the weather. we are right around 80 degrees. we will watch our next cold front from the northwest squeezing more heat and humidity up the coastal plains and few showers and storms over the holiday weekend unfortunately. few you tour weather is taking a look at this evening. you can see it picking up on those scattered showers well to the north and west of the area by 9:00 o'clock perhaps a few sprinkles through the lehigh valley and heading toward # one or 12:00 a few

clouds maybe a spotty sprinkle here or there. then a cool change tomorrow, we will expect a few clouds tonight it will be mild low of 68. noticeably less humid during dayton thursday. the little bit of the breeze out of the north and temperature 84. much more comfortable. down the shore high risk of rip currents. ab wear of that. 82 degrees. uv index at nine. during the dayton friday we will see high risk of rip currents and temperatures in the quite as hot but uv index stays high. poconos will be beautiful the next three days, with three days of sunshine and temperatures very comfortable in the 70's. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast, 82 on friday. saturday 86 with more heat but look at sunday 91. steamy, stormy. labor damon 90 degrees, september starts off on a hot note, tuesday 88. wednesday 87. it will be hot when students go back to school. shore temperatures in the 70's and lower 80's. i want to remind you orr at

the shore will have its finally this season live from avalon. we will be there at 5:00 and 6:00 on the promenade, stop by, say hello and try out a selfie kid caster, for yourself. we will talk more about that coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> that would be fun. on the healthwatch the first major study on color brianness finds certain boys are more likely to be born with the condition. as cbs news correspondent, marley hall reports it is important that doctors diagnosis it early. >> green dot over a tree. >> reporter: zachary layer has trouble distinguish colors what color is that. >> red. >> reporter: six year-old has a mild form of color brianness. >> chart test was a red and green chart test and he could not see nuances of when they were different shades of red or green. >> reporter: study of more than 4,000 california precoolers that mostly effects caucasian boys with one in 20 suffering from the condition.

>> the the problem in doll or vision deficiency is on the x chromosome. girls have 2x's, boys have 1x. if a boy gets a bx he doesn't have another x so he will be affected. the most common form of color blindness is genetic, people lack the genes that helped the eyes see red or green. this doctor uses these chips with different hughs and color dot cards to diagnosis patients. >> in order to see these numbers you have to see the color. >> reporter: researchers say in some cases colorblindness can affect learning and test taking but in zachary's test he has had in problems. >> it is a complete non-issue and i don't expect it to be an issue going forward. >> reporter: marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, with the labor day weekend soon upon us many people will be hitting stores in search of these holiday sales. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is

joining us with advice on what deals you may want to be looking for and what you might want to wait until later. >> reporter: indeed, when it comes to bargains one of the first you'll see is when you fill up your tank when you go shopping this labor day weekend. triple a says current price of the gallon of gas is $3.44, 15 cents less than it was this time last year. good thing since triple a projections nearly 35 million americans will travel this weekend. the most since 2008. if you plan to spend time shopping, kiplinger.com says look for deals on appliances that put food on the table. expect discounts up to 45 percent on appliances but before heading out to the stores, check prices on line you may be able to snag a deal using coupon codes. think about all that summertime spent outside and chances are you'll find opportunities for sales. bicycles go on sale this time of the year. so does camping and hiking gear and patio furniture. kiplinger says last year lowes, target and wal-mart

took 75 percent off patio furniture over labor day and discounts look to be in the same range this year. also look format trustes to go on sale with discounts up to 60 percent from sears and macy's but if you are looking for a grill both kiplingers and deal news.com says hold off longer even though you'll see discounts the prices will drop more, later in december. patients is a virtue here. >> i have gotten all of my lawn furniture for 60 percent off. i just wait and then pounds. >> perfect, jim, thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" why miley cyrus is wanted by police. kim kardashian is ready for prime time right here

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it turns out miley cyrus's homeless vna date is a wanted man. 22-year old jessed is wanted in oregon for a parole violation. on sunday the pop star permitted held with her new boyfriend but his true identity was revealed when he went on stage to pick up her video of the year trophy for wrecking ball. all of this in an effort to raise awareness about runaways and home less youth. prince is back, the purple rain singer is releasing two new albums this fall. the his first new you album in four years. both of them will be released september 30th, he recorded one of the albums with the girl group third eye girl and the other will be a solo album which is being described as classic prince. first sing from his solo album is called clouds. kim kardashian get something extra exposure, the the reality star will make a

guest appearance on the cbs sitcom two broke girls. kardashian will play herself in the season premiere october 27th. she's currently starring in the ninth season of the reality show keeping up with the kardashians. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 developing right now a shooting inside a camden county hospital leaves one person dead and police are investigating and the couple's son. we will have details in a live report. plus the the little girl abduct from her elementary school takes a stan in the philadelphia courtroom. we will have her dramatic testimony, kathy? the heat peaks today and then we're going to cool down, forget just a little while we will talk about that coming up plus the holiday weekend forecast and dangers down the shore. philadelphia shows off its taney pride, city host a parade for little league team that made a historic trip to williamsport. we will have have live team three coverage of the festivities now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

developing right now at 6:00 o'clock a deadly shooting inside of a camden county new jersey hospital. police say a man shot and killed his wife inside a hospital room, and tonight a bizarre twist after police fine the couple's son, dead in their home. good evening, to you i'm jessica dean, chris may is off tonight. that discovery of the son's body was made after police check on the home following the hospital shooting. shooting force aid temporary lock down at kennedy university hospital in stratford, camden county. our stephanie stahl is live at the hospital with the latest tonight, stephanie. >> reporter: jessica, we still don't know what instigated these shootings or how they might be related. there is some scary moments inside this hospital, earlier today, and at the family home, there is shock. >> neighbors in glendora say something was strange about the way wychowanec family who lived here especially the

father and son. >> he had seemed odd a little. he was a little funky. he gave me this weird look and i said hi and he said, hi back. got in his car. that was it. >> reporter: what kind of a weird look. >> like a grin. >> reporter: officials say six three-year eld ray mopped wychowanec shot and killed his six two-year old wife denise who was hospitalized at