♪ >> breaking news at 11:00. a 15 year old girl goes missing and is found unconscious along the busy roadway. tonight police are trying to figure out just how she ended up there. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. someone noticed that little girl in a wooded area along the 7600 block of roosevelt boulevard and called the police. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at the scene in pennypack park.

diana? >> reporter: chris, we are told night that that 15 year old girl is from the far northeast and she has been taken to saint christopher's hospital. where detectives are now standing by both from the northeast and from svu weighting to interview her. it was just before 8:00 o'clock tonight that someone was walking along the sidewalk here and noticed the girl unconscious next to the guardrail. police searched the woods of been know pack park after a 15 year old girl is found unconscious wearing her school uniform. the girl had visible bruises on the back of her legs an head wound. she was found on the northbound side of the roosevelt boulevard around 7:45 monday by a passer passerby. walking just north of cottman avenue. police say the girl' parents had reported her missing 45 minutes earlier when she didn't return home from school. she is now at saint christopher's hospital in stable condition being interviewed by police. >> so this time we don't know if

she was sexually assaulted. we don't know if the bruises to her head or legs how they were caused. if she was assaulted by a person or she fell. we don't know. but we did find her in an and usual location on the other side of the guardrail laying in the woods just feet from the sidewalk. >> reporter: at this hour that 15 year old girl is in stable condition at saint christopher's hospital. detectives have just arrived here and started putting up in crime tape. police are holding the scene right now. now, we are told that so far they have not found any visible evidence at the scene, of course, they say there's much more to come in this investigation. we're live along the roosevelt boulevard, diana rocco, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you knew tonight they were brutally attacked in a possible hate crime. now a same sex couple beaten on the streets of philadelphia is telling their story. determined to see the suspects brought to justice. the couple were confronted thursday night by strangers at 16th and chancellor in center

city. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us it wasn't along until shouting turned to violence. todd. >> reporter: jessica, tonight both of the victims tell me that police have shown them surveillance pictures of the men and women who attacked them. one of the men was beaten so badly he was hospitalized and had his jaw wired shut. tonight, both of the victims talked to us on condition we would not reveal their identit identities or show their faces. >> three guys started pummeling me and knocked me to the grounden hit the ground out and i was out. >> with a large cut and bruises to his face and his jaw wired shut due to severe osh with tal fractures the 28 year old victim and his 26 year old boyfriend were both determined to tell their stories. >> we want to find these people because we don't want this to everybody to somebody else again isn't thursday night the two men were walking right here near 16th and chance color streets just south of walnut street in center city. it was just before 11:00 when they say a group of about 12

people men and women white, well dressed in their early 20's randomly confronted them. >> what is this your f'ing boyfriend. i said yes this is my f'ing boyfriend. so you're arbiter dee f'ing bleep. yeah, what if i am a dirtying in bleep. >> they were pummeled by the group some were yelling gay slurs as they were hitting them. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay says the suspects will be tracked down. >> you have people out there that choose to engage in this kind of conduct and hopefully they get seive sentences. >> the 28 year old victim hospitalized since thursday night just got out monday morning. his jaw will be wire shut for the next eight weeks. >> it was strays surprising this happens in center city philadelphia. >> and again, tonight the victim is telling us police do have surveillance pictures of those attackers. caught boy a camera here in the area. police right now are working to identify the suspects.

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay says once these suspects are caught, it be hup to the da's office to decide if they will be charged with a hate crime. reporting live tonight in center city, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. incredible interview there, todd, thank you very much. looks like we could be dealing with some showers during the rush hour come tomorrow morning. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the wet weather and what it means for you. kathy? >> right now we're looking at some cool temperatures as the clouds move in, chris. already down into the 40s in the poconos. 55 in allentown. 61 in philadelphia. it won't be as cold as it was last night because of the cloud cover. keeping those temperatures from really bottoming out. on storm scan3 there are the showers moving northward than eastward. it will take some time for them to move into the region. so in the morning between 5am and 9am we expect the rain to move in. scattered showers not a lot but enough to cause a slow down for the morning rush. between tenth and a quarter of an inch of rain expected. now, we're going to continue to

keep an eye on that. tracking the showers. coming up we'll take look at when the sun returns how long these below average temperatures last and a sneak peek at the weekend weather. all of that later in the broadcast with the seven day. >> kathy, thanks. >> $40,000 reward is offered in the shooting death of a pregnant frankford woman. her baby delivered later by c section also died. meghan was eight months pregnant. she was relaxing in chair in the 1500 block of adams avenue when a gunman opened fire from a car and one of those bullets struck her in the face. police say she was not the intended target. >> i just new sean going to mack it. >> it could have been one of the children but it's sad it happened to her and the baby is gone. >> she leaves behind two children ages four and six. >> meantime a $75,000 reward is being offed for information leading to the arrest of the person who gunned down two pennsylvania state troopers over the weekend. corporal brian dixon was leaving the blooming grove barrack late

friday when he was shot and kill. trooper alex douglas was hit by the bullets of a 308 caliber rifle as he arrived for his shift. he remains hospitalized tonight. >> it was an act of cowardness and an act of murder and being treated as such. if there's any tie to any domestic threat group that will certainly be be a part of the investigation and would factor into the charges that are eventually filed. >> corporal dixon leaves behind a wife of 10 years and two young boys. his viewing will be held at the rotunda at mary wood university in scranton on wednesday. he'll then be buried with full military honors following a service at saint peters cathedral in scranton on thursday. >> the u.s. is hitting isis targets with air strike. the latest southwest of baghdad. those air strikes are expected to expand into syria planning for that is stl underway. tomorrow president obama will meet with retired marine general john allen. he retired last year but is being called back into service to lead a coalition against the

militant group. al license was the commander of coalition forces in afghanistan. this comes after the beheading of britt turn aid worker david haines. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> the us says it is open to talking to iran about a role in resolving the crisis. >> minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson will suit up for sunday' game fence new orleans much peterson was dee act at this time 58ed friday didn't not pay this past week and aft being charged with child abuse in texas. peterson is accuse of spanking his four year old son with a switch. today the vikings said the decision to reinstate him was made after considerable discussion. they also say they want the legal process to play out. >> this is a difficult task to navigate regarding the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child. >> peterson did release a

statement that read in part "i am not a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. i am someone that disciplined his child didn't not intend to cause him any injury "he went on to say that no one can understand the hurt he feels for his son and for the harm he caused him. the nfl players union has until noon tomorrow to appeal ray rice's suspension from the league for domestic abuse. the union believes it his suspension violates its crack with the nfl. saying the league can't punish a player twice for the same actions. the former ravens star was initially fined half million dollars and suspended for two games. but after video surfaced last week of rice punchin punching he wife the ravens cut him and the inform fl suspended him indefinitely. >> with images of ray rice fresh in her mind new jersey makers passed a package of bills.

allow victims to testify through video and mandate counseling for officer fenders. one of the bills sponsors has a personal connection to the iss issue. >> my family was very lucky because my mother was able to get out. she was able to seek help and she was able to be strong enough to get out of a very abuse seive relationship. but not many victims do that. it has to stop. the cycle has to stop. >> more than 70 thus san cases a year are reported in new jersey. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> less than seven hours from now another atlantic city casino will go out of business. gaming will end tomorrow morning at 6:00 o'clock at the trump plaza. the hotel will close down later in the day. about a thus sand people will lose their jobs. this makes 4ac casinos to shut down this year. including the atlantic club, showboat and revel. in november the trump taj mahal is also expected to close. >> a bankruptcy judge has set a september 24th auction date for the failed revel casino hotel.

a florida developer glenn straub has offered $90 million in cash for the building. revel costs more than $2 billion to build. creditors continue to look for competing bids tonight. the judge ruled that structure would be paid $3 million in a break up fee if the sale to him does not go through. >> philadelphia eagles running back lesean mccoy sent a clear message to his server when he left that 20-cent tip probably never expected it to show on e-bay. the top bid for this receipt is now nearly $100,000. there's still time to bid if you have the cash and want to spend it. the sale ends in four days. >> acrobatic stunt in the air goes horribly wrong. the dramatic crash with an unlikely result. that's next. >> also, caught on video and caught in the crossfire, we'll tell you were this chaotic seen played out in parking lot g

kathy. >> we're waiting for the showe showers. they will will be moving through the delaware valley this associated with a cold front. it will be getting even cooler if that's possible much that's coming up with the seven day. >> jess. >> this is a heartbreaking sto story. buck county baby is expected to die soon. her mother says a simple test that's given in other states could have saved her. she's worried others are at risk and now she's on a mission to change the law. how it could affect other families.

>> maniacs into the sea. spectators in guatemala watch it all happen. the pilot was pulling out of the loop when he ran out of altitude and just impacted the water there. now, amazingly, this pilot survived that crash. >> a new law in new jersey mandates cameras be worn by police officers or mounted in their squad cars and tonight we have dramatic video captured with a camera worn by an indiana police officer.

take look. (gunfire). >> early yesterday morning, the evans officer opened fire on suspect who allegedly shot up a 94 by parking lot full of people. that suspect was shot more than once but is expected to survive. the officer was not injured in the confrontation. >> we have new information tonight surrounding those faulty ignition switches in some gm cars blamed for dozens of accidents. the number of deaths linked to these switches has now been raised from 13 to 19. according to attorney ken feinberg who's overseeing the victims compensation fund. feinberg has received 445 total claims so far. 125 for deaths. 58 for life altering injuries including paralysis or amputation, and 262 for serious injuries. >> pennsylvania lawmakers are expected to vote soon on a bill called hannah's law. it's named after a little girl in buck county.

tonight three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how it could change a routine test. >> i love you to the moon and back. >> hannah is almost two years old and adored baby who can't move, eat or communicate. >> she just lays there. and sleeps. >> it had been so different when she was born big and health they adorable. >> i was playing dress up with her. >> when she was fours old she became irritable and had trouble swallowing he was diagnosed chris crabby disease. it's a rare degenerative disorder that's deadly. >> horrible. it's sad. wasn't supposed to be like this. >> i should be chasing her around. >> vicky says krabbe had had been include in the heel prick screening test all babies get things could have been different for hannah. experimental stem cell transplants can symptoms ease

the symptoms can detected before they start. >> hannah's life couldn't be saved but we could save other lives from this. >> pennsylvania house bill 1654 known as hannah's law would mandate that screening for krabbe included in the newborn check it's the law in few other states including new jersey and new york. hall of quarterback jim kelly pushed for the legislation after his son scene in this video from the hunters hope foundation died from kraae when he was eight. >> it's a very difficult situation. >> dr. page kaplan with the chirp's hospital of philadelphia says there are pros and cons to including krabbe in newborn screening. letting parents knowing what's coming can be helpful but a positive test doesn't mean the baby will get sick so there be unnecessary anxiety and there would be additional costs. >> it is an extremely rare disease and we don't yet have good treatment for it. >> you would want to try anything to save your baby's life. >> vicky said at least the

screening would provide a little ray of hope. hope for hannah and others born with the devastating illness. >> sean deserve this. sean given a fair chance. in other family should go through this. >> "eyewitness news" checked with governor corbett' office we're told he supports hannah's law is like physical sign it if it's passed by the senate. i'll have lot mr. information about this story on facebook and twitter. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hurricane odile has been downgraded to a tropical storm. danger has not yet passed. odile record ashore on mexico's baja california peninsulas a category three storm and left so much damage entire neighborhoods have been deemed disaster zones. looters also hit the streets taking what they could from buildings that weren't bored up. even worse yet continued ran fall could trigger flash floo flooding there and even landslides. my goodness. >> real serious situation. i mean six to 12-inches of rain

expected along the baja. something that they are not used to as far as hurricanes are concerned. take look. we have more information on odile as it will be impacting the mainland u.s. on our storm scan3, i've colored the cloud tops of the storm so you can actually see how high they go. the red being the highest clouds in the center of the storm right now a tropical storm but still packing a maximum sustained wind at 65 miles an hour. it will continue to move north northwest along the baja then cross the gulf of california and then become a remnant low remnants of the storm with heavy rain heading into arizona. so keeping an eye on that. this unfortunately it will be causing some dangerous life threatening mudslides with all of the rain. closer to home we're just dealing with dry conditions on the east coast. this is a view from our skycam3 in center is he philadelphia. across the region temperatures in the 50s and 60s. keeping it a little bit milder tonight with the cloud cover that's moving in. in bensalem 66. mercer county airport 63.

reading at the airport 62. new castle at saint peters school the testimony cher 62 degrees. now, elsewhere around the region we have some cold air in the poconos 48 and falling. 50's through reading and also lancaster and 50's to the west state college, buffalo, new york, cleveland cooling down tonight. some rain is coming. it's coming with this cold front. area of low pressure associated with it goes to the north that's where most of the rain will be. some morning showers giving way to increasing sunshine with drier air working in on the back side of that front. wednesday fair weather high pressure builds in. sunshine dry conditions still under that northern canadian influence which means a deep blue sky and no major weather factors to really bust this forecast. thursday still looks nice. with mostly sunny skies. as we time it out you can see the clouds moving through. during the overnight. it's really not until 5:00 o'clock in the morning that we see some spotty showers to the west. it moves through the city between about 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. and then continues after 10:00 o'clock along the jersey

side moving offshore afternoon and you see all the sunshine building in with some fair weather clouds bubbling up in the afternoon. but nevertheless, looking at some interesting changes in our forecast after the rain. showers will move in over into the. the low temperature 59 in the city. cooler in our suburbs. wake up to somewhat milder temperatures. this morning the poconos 38 degrees. tomorrow waking up to 51. philadelphia in the upper 50s. wilmington, millville, wildwood atlantic city and dover to the south and east temperature in the 60s. during the day on tuesday, turning sunny with temperatures in the mid 70s. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven say forecast lows stay in the 50s. look at high temperatures. pleasant in the 70s for wednesday, thursday, friday. although friday only 70. saturday and sun day dry and the next chance of rain would be monday. incidentally the average high this time of year is 78. so every day in that seven day is below average. but think of it think way. no tropical storms.

no severe weather. >> all right. >> it's a good thing. >> very good, kathy, thanks. leslie is here now and it's a nail biter in indianapolis. >> once again the eagles digging themselves out of a first half deficit and the phillies closer jonathan papelbon given big timeout after yesterday

>> the eagles taking on the colts in hostile they are tone with a deplete the o line the birds have not won in indy in more than 20 years. the game is all tied up at 27 in the fourth quarter and once again the eagles starting slowly trailing 17-sick at the half the second half the offense got its act together. shady mccoy, darrin sproles and jeremy maclin each with a touchdown. next sunday the eagles host the washington redskins and of course it means the return of desean jackson. will he play? now desean says he definitely wants to may against his former team. he sustained a left shoulder injury on sunday much the coach

says if he can may with the pain he's going to be good to go. meanwhile redskins quarterback robert griffin the third suffered in broken bones when he dislocated his ankle on sunday. still unclear whether he can come back and even play this season. curb cousins will be starting again the eagles this sunday. >> the phillies start seven game west coast road trip tonight in san diego. they trail one to nothing in the sixth. they will not have the services of closer jonathan papelbon on this trip. he was suspended seven games and given undisclosed fine for the class less gesture towards the fans yesterday. the phillies released a statement supporting the suspension. and apologizing to all the fans out there. all right. today at the wilmington country club beautiful day for golf and for a very good cause. the 26th annual ronald mcdonald house golf tournament charity that will provide home away for families so they can stay close to their loved ones while they're being treated at local hospitals. sports director beasley reece was there and spoke to cbs golf analyst peter costas and asked him what will it take to bring a

pga tore to our area. >> the answer lies in finding local companies here that are willing to sponsor a tournament. if you give ted some money he'll figure out a way to get a tournament here. >> beasley need your guidance he needs a place to be live friday night. please download our cbs audio road show app and vote. here are your choices. we have upper merion at plymouth white marsh. chichester at radnor or cheltenham at upper dublin. he'll announce the winner thursday night at 11:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. we'll be right back with mor

>> shop rite worker goes above and beyond the call of duty and gets a personal thank you. >> dan pack can in a given plaque for his work helping police identify the person who was suspected of stealing and elderly couple's wallet back in august. the loss prevention officer reviewed store surveillance cameras and handed the evidence over to police and the suspect

was captured a short time later. job well done. we'll be right back. ♪

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