>> ooh man is shot and killed trying to sneak in his girlfriends' apartment. right now, police are questioning the man who shot him. good morning, everyone. >> good morning, everyone, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in home circle, she has got the details of this investigation this morning. jan? >> reporter: natasha, ukee, a 32 year old man is dead this morning, police say, shot and killed, by a man, who lives in a second story apartment here in homes circle. but, was this a big miss

understanding? that is the big question. police say the victim is actually the boyfriend of the homeowner's daughter, and was possibly mistaken for a home intruder. now there is deadly shooting unfolded here just before midnight at the home circle apartment on the 2700 block of axe factory road, police say the victim was shot after he climbed through a second floor rear bedroom apartment window, shot, they say, by 41 year old man who lives here. well, it turns out, that 41 year old shares his apartment with his 20 year old daughter and police say the victim was her boyfriend. that victim was confronted by the woman's father in a second floor bedroom, police say, there was possibly a struggle, and then the victim was shot in the head. he was taken to torresdale hospital where he later died. now, police say, the initial report for this incident came in as a shooting, and as a home intruder. the 41 year old father called 911. >> his 20 year old daughter was also in another bedroom at the time of the shooting. so, the 20 year old female who

was a resident of the apartment, the 41 year old male, who is the father of the female, were both in separate bedrooms in the apartment, and have both been transported to northeast detectives, as witnesses. >> now, police say, both the daughter and her father are cooperating with police. no word on any charges this morning. this is still a developing story, a lot needs to be sorted out. we'll keep you posted. but for now live in home circle, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> following more breaking news, police on the hunt for two gunmen who shot a woman multiple times, in philadelphia's kensington section. it happened around 12:30, the 3400 block of braddock street. police say the 24 year old was sitting on the front steps after house with friends, when she was shot. she remains hospitalized in critical condition. there is no word right now on motive. just about 5:33, here's your traffic and weather together. >> good morning, everybody, well, basically here is the gist. we start off with a couple

every showers, few brief bursts of rain for some of you, enough to warrant an umbrella, and then, we are smooth sailing folks. let's take you on out there. i'll show you what's going on, first and for most, start things off with a look at the local level here on storm scan three obviously wet weather has since start today move n clouds have thickened it, will limit any further cooling, to take place this morning, but if you get stuck under one every these pockets could you very likely get drenched which is why i would say you may want to think about the umbrella if you are about ready to hit the road. now, that said, this is more after nuisance than anything. everything that we do see come through will be scat nerds nature, when it does start to hit it, will move through pretty quickly, so no more than few tents of an inch of rain total out of this. and, as i mentioned earlier, some of you could see brief rain burst, in other words, it is just enough that i would say you may want to think about the umbrella it won't be a whimpy shower. that said, temperatures because of the cloud cover haven't had a chance to cool

off all that much more. so definitely is noticeably milder than yesterday. into the mid upper 50's, low 60s for some you. as the showers taper off, basically at the end of your typical morning rush, those skies should quickly clear. so i would say, no earlier than the lunch hour or as soon as the lunch hour you will have a chance to get right back outside and enjoy some quiet conditions here, with more and more sun as the day progresses, that does mean some really nice weather later on this afternoon. 75 degrees is our anticipated hi, even despite the passage of this, well, call it, a whimpy cold front. vittoria, over to you. >> what a wimp. you know what? we are seeing a lot of the rain on the roads, too, specifically, traveling moving through the schuylkill expressway, vine st. expressway, we will get to that shot in a second. let's take a look at this shot. well, tough to see here, but anyway, talcony palmyra bridge is now up because of the passing ship, you can casino of see it right here. and right here. so, traveling 73, you can't right now, because it is up, so just keep that in mind if you are headed out and about

this morning, and expect just touch of residual delay when it does go back down. we'll let you know when it does go back down. moving to ever very wet and just, yes, shiny vine st. expressway if you will. eastbound, westbound, no real big volume problems. that's the good news, because it is still pretty earl a at 5:35. use extra caution commuting this morning because of the slick spots. best thing to do just take it easy. traveling amtrak, we do have a suspension, between washington and philadelphia, they're having some overhead wire problems. so note that this morning, as women. as we move now to the wide, our speed censors still pretty good. fifty-three on 95, 53 traveling on 476, the pa turnpike moving well, 422, 202, so you still have lots of good news this morning, and we still have few overnight construction projects lingering like 295 southbound, between the black horse pike and the 42 freeway, this will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. let's head back to the desk, ukee? >> thank you, torrey. you are looking at cell phone video just shot inside the trump plaza casino as it gets ready to close its doors in

less than 30 minutes. about a thousand people will lose their jobs. this makes four casinos to shut down this year including the atlantic club, showboat, and revel. in november the trump taj mahal will also close. our time is now 5:36. in business news this morning, where you can get some free coffee this morning. >> that's always good. and the latest developments in the gm recall. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, that the tasha. general motors compensation expert has approved 19 death claims related to faulty ignition switches, that's six more deaths than the company had previously linked to the defect t could go even higher. attorney kenneth fine berg says there is many more accidents still under review, some for more than ten years ago, gm first detected the switch problem back in 1999. but recalls didn't begin until 2014. well, here in wall street, investors watching as the federal reserve begins two day

policy meeting today. yesterday the dow rose 43 points, the nasdaq fell 48. that's its biggest one day drop since july. well, no need to worry about cash falling out of your world it -- wallet while riding the roll he is coaster at disney, apple, the new wallet system, will soon be available at disney stores and theme arms. disney says it will simplify the check out process for guests, cut down wait times for food, some experts say the guests, though, could be spending more money because those impulse purchases could be even easier. looking to free jolt of caffeine this morning, head to mcdonald for the next two weeks, fast-food giant giving way way small coffees as part of the promotion, mcdonald's wants to you spill the beans about embarrassing pre-coffee moments, on social media with the hashtag sips and tell. ukee, natasha?

>> zip and tell, spill the beans, all right, we got it, thanks, jill. >> raleigh harrisburg urging law makers to pass cigarette tax that would help philadelphia's cash strapped schools. protesters will gather this afternoon, in east wing rotunda of the state capitol building. supporters say the vote is critical to preventing further education cuts. because money from the tax will go to the system's school system. the city school system. >> officials at ken state university are calling out urban outfitters over sweatshirt they say is offensive and in poor taste. company briefly had this sweatshirt up for sale. appears to be covered in blood stains. the kent state community has accused retailer of trying to profit off the horrific shooting that happened during a on campus protest back in 1970. >> trash, absolute trash. >> i'm shocked that they are making money off a terrible tragedy. >> i think it is rude and offensive.

you know, this isn't cool. this is not a sign of respect. >> urban outfitters has removed the sweatshirt from the company's website and apologize dollars saying they never meant to allude to the shooting. >> hmm. you know, forget the blurred lines, it is more like a blurred life apparently for robin thicke. >> we'll tell you about the singer's surprising confession about the biggest hit of his career. >> and, hear is one goldfish you definately won't be flushing down the toilet. the great lengths that vets went to just to keep that little fish swiwimming. katie? >> and, we are look being ahead to a little bit after damp morning commute out there, in fact, some of you are actually getting drenched here, all it be somewhat briefly. so we have to track our latest cold front. but it will pay dividends down the road, some nice weather coming up. full details on the other side.

breaking flues, leads this headline. police investigating deadly shooting in homes circle, a man shot and killed a manho was climbing in his apartment window, thinking the man was an intruder. but the victim was the gunman's 20 year old daughter's boyfriend. >> four people were injured when suv crashed in building at second and champ plows in olney. they're all in stable condition, officials say the building with a not structurally damaged. >> trump plaza casino closes

in less than half hour. before the year is over, five casinos will have closed with thousands of workers losing their jobs. and, a $40,000 reward is now offered in the shooting death after pregnant woman in frankford. her baby delivered later by c-section also died. megan doto was eight months pregnant at the time, struck in the face by a bullet, along 1500 block of adams avenue. police say doto was not the intended target, and leaves behind a six and hour year old child. $75,000 reward meantime being offered for information leading to the arrest of who ever gunned down two pennsylvania state troopers, over the weekend. corporate brian dixon leaving the blooming grove barracks, late friday whether he was killed, hit by 308 caliber rifle as he arrived for his shift. he remains hospitalized.

>> act of cowardess, act of murder, being treated as such f there is any tie to any domestic threat group, that will certainly and part of the investigation were pack tore in the charges. >> corporate dixon leaves behind his wife of ten years and two young sons. the viewing will be held at the rotunda at mary wood university in scranton on wednesday, he'll be burried with full military honors following a service at saint peters cathedral in scranton on thursday. key member of the medford township police department is retired today, police k9nomos spent the last nine years protecting the people of medford township, will be honored at tonight's township council meeting. after that nomos will go home to live with his partner, that would be patrolman joseph kanuso. and we will check out some traffic here. >> i do have little bit of traffic out there for you. we also have little bit of rain on the roadway, which is

making things a little tricky. we have a disable vehicle traveling northbound on the roosevelt boulevard approaching the area of wissahickon. , no major delays, it is still early, as we approach 6:00. both sides of the boulevard moving well. the good thing, this is out of the actual roadway, and as we take a look now at 95, starting to bubble up rush hour delays, approaching girard, so if you are headed in the southbound direction, notice delays, will only continue to grow back, all the way into northeast, that's how it works every day. if you are traveling on the northbound side of 95, pretty clear around northeast philadelphia, center city, delaware county, and maybe headed out toward new jersey, as well. no major delays. if you are traveling amtrak, one detail you want to factor into your commute this morning, service suspended between washington, to philadelphia, so, definitely want to be mine full of. that will looking at the wide, our speed censors look

great this morning, lots of green, just how we like to see it all over the map. forty-eight your average on the schuylkill, 55, traveling on 476, again, seeing that drop on 95, as you commute southbound approaching the vine st. expressway, but overall majors look great. just keep in mind with slick spots find because of the weather, take it easy out there. you just never know. if you are traveling in new jersey, northbound, on the new jersey turnpike, we are dealing with some overnight construction at exit two. that would be route 322. be mindful of that. the good news all of the bridges, however, look great. little slick out there. so be mindful of that. but don't forget when you are on the road, you can get updated traffic information about backups in your area, with the new your drive app. download the app for the android and iphone, by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. we continue to see wet weather, chick check on storm scan3, what's up. more than anything we justin to track our latest cold front. it is a very speedy system, so

it is sipping on through here, actually looking at three-hour loop, and even when i walked in the door this morning, around three armor so, this had yet to even completely cross into pennsylvania, now, it is pretty much cleared weather out on the major highways, right around philadelphia. bulk of the moisture, could be a lot worse, all the way up in up-state new york, so we can expect nothing more than few bursts of steady rain, around our area here in the course of the next couple of hours, i would say, by the end of your typical morning rush, 9:00 a.m. about the time that things will start to clear out. then, we got high pressure, which is already dominating, will move in for us, what it ends up meaning, we ends one pretty nice weather down the road. and, that will actually start even as early as say lunchtime today. so since again this frontal

boundary has got some legs, and it is moving along very speedily. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson back at practice today days after he was charged with abusing one of his sons. peterson missed last sunday game after he was accused of spanking his four year old son with a tree branch also known as a switch. he apologized on twitter writing i am not a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. as kevin landers reports, the high profile arrest is sparking a debate, in homes all across the country about how to punish children. >> talks to parents about the best way to discipline their children, you won't get the same answer. >> i think it is okay to paddle. >> even going as far as switches, belts, any that far stuff, that's just -- that's taking it too far. >> we were growing up, i know, we got disciplined with switches, and even got paddle in school. >> deb heads the center for effective discipline, non-profit organization that provides education information to the public, on the effects

of corporal punishment of children. she says even though corporate punishment is legal, she doesn't believe it is in the best interest of children. >> a child should never be hit. >> she said research shows corporal punishment can behind area child's ability to learn. >> children who have been hit with corporal punishment oftentimes language skills are lower than children. >> the medical director for the center for family center and healing at nationwide's children hospital. he says punishment crosses the line into physical abuse. >> when they have prolonged pain, when they have broken bones whether they have disfigurement of the skin, scarring from injuries. >> shows corporate punishment is ineffective. >> majority of cases doesn't get the behavior change that the parents wants. if anything it, makes it more difficult to change a child's behavior in the future. >> as for the parents we talk with, none endures the punishment inflicted on adrian peterson's four year old son. >> i wouldn't use a branch. no way.

>> for a child that age, yes, i think a switch is a little extreme. >> that's horrible, yes, that's absolutely horrible. >> experts say using punishment like time out, taking away privileges, are the best way to correct a child's behavior. they also encourage parents to reward children this they do the right thing. new information just in this morning about kids and booster seats. new survey finds that many parents stop using them way too soon. now the group safe kids world-wide, says children should be at least 4 feet 9 inches tall and weighing between 80 and 100 pounds before they're allowed to ride without a booster seat. for kids four to eight years old, research has shown booster seats can reduce the risk of serious injury in a crash by 45%. that's compared to seatbelts alone. getting close to 6:00 in the morning. you might want to grab that umbrella before you walk out the door. >> katie will let you know if you need it all day today when

we check tracking -- traffic and weather together. what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> it was talked about ever since this song came out, but robin thicke comes clean about the bick he is hit of his career, what he is saying about his life is pretty surprising. >> ♪ >> the words is high apparently, robin thicke's shocking admission revealing during a testimony that he was doing for the blurred lines

lawsuit that's underway. >> thick admitted he actually had very little to do with the 2013 hit song besides lead vocal because he was high on vicodin and vodka when the song was being written. he testified it was producer pharrell williams who really wrote the song. the lawsuit filed by marvin gay's family accuses thick and two others of illegally ripping off gay's big hit, got to give it up. and, philadelphia's own bill cosby and wife camille will display their acclaimed art collection at the smithsonian's african art museum. entire cosby collection will go on view, in november, in a very unique exhibit showcasing african-american art with african art. now, the cosby collection of more than 300 african-american paintings, prints, sculptures, and drawings, will be loaned to the museum for the exhibit. and cents it is time for that check on traffic and weather together. 5:53 now, good morning, kate. >> i hey, natasha, good morning, everybody, we take you back in time for laps of what happened in the last few hours, out at the boardwalk

plaza in rehoboth. i have to be honest, not heck of a lot. putting things in motion here at this point, see little bit of movement at the sort of halo effect on the street lamps or the board walk lamps i should sayment looks like vehicle moving down the beach here to sort of checks thing out in the early morning. but it is a quiet start to the morning, for us, in the neighborhoods. at least down toward some of the shore points, but rehoboth has a spot that may start to see some wet weather, some steady rain currently rolling on through, a lot of major arteries around the city. tory? >> thank you, katie, definitely seeing the rainout side. let's just get you right outside. better idea what you are dealing w traveling on the roost develop boulevard, disable vehicle on the shoulder, right around wissahickon avenue. not causing too much of a problem. but just wasn't today point that out if that's where you are going. staying a look at the wet and slick vine st. expressway. here is your westbound delay approaching the area of the schuylkill while not much after delay. more of those creeping up, along with some water droplet, as well, we'll be right

>> tiny patient has taken micro surgery to new extreme. >> very del can't operation, that you have to see to believe. check this out. george, here, the golds push, developed large growth on his head, and when his own efforts had him checked out, they got the scar scary news george had brain tumor. took doctors about an hour to remove it, george was offer the hook, yes, you know what? he was off the hook. so he's doing better. >> george is great. >> that, we like to hear that. >> good news to report. coming up in the next hour, live with breaking news, this morning, homeowner shoots the man to death when he catches him climbing into his window, but police say, burglary was not the motive. >> and, reports of new cases of the dangerous respiratory virus, sickening children all across the country. we'll tell but that and more when we comome back at the top of the hour. good morning.

in the news, update on breaking news from northeast philadelphia. a boyfriend is mistaken for intruder and shot to death by the girl's father. >> the tends moments unfolded overnight in home circle and "eyewitness news" rorter jan carabeo is live there this morning. jan, what can you tell us about the investigation at this point? >> i can tell you 32 year old man is dead this morning, shot and killed after making his way into second story apartment here, killed by 41 year old man, who lives inside. now, this is still a developing story, and there is a big question this morning. was this a big miss understanding? police say, the victim, was towelly, the boyfriend of the homeowner's daughter, and he was possibly mistaken for a home intruder. >> deadly shooting unfolded at the amounts 2700 block of axe factory road, police