nfl. people thought they wouldn't touch this guy. commissioner roger goodell took his time with this one making sure he got it right the first time. the league's super bowl champion and super bowl mvp tom brady it was the colt who blew whistle in the afc championship game and the colts, brady will face, in his first game back, week 25. an independent investigation found, text messages between patriots employees that indicated that brady wanted his football deflated, after the officials inspection . brady a has yet to respond this is certainly breaking news right now. when first questioned he said he knew nothing about tampering with football. this is big.

>> the reports said neither organization or head coach knew anything about this and they still lose draft picks and still get million-dollar fine. this is a new ffl. >> i think nfl looked at patriots and history of being caught with their hand, doing little things, and they just decided to cut it out. >> clearly. >> yes. >> in a big way. >> beasley. >> thanks very much. and, the penalty and, facebook page, or tweet us at cbs philly and use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have much more on the latest developments in the deflate gate scandal at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". deadly fire in the kensington neighborhood is being investigated as a possible case of arson. flames tore through apartment homes in the 3200 block of kensington avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the that scene where building's owner is now speaking out

steve. >> reporter: yes, sir contact, building's owner is speaking out, because he is facing a high amount of criticism. today the philadelphia fire chief told us that there were no working smoke or fire alarms inside of that structure, at the time the fire broke out but owner says the why is not his fault. in the aftermath of this fatal fire sources tell cbs-3 "eyewitness news" that something here, points to targeted arson. >> somebody firebombed the place. >> reporter: building landlord roger mitchell is convinced. >> somebody threw something on the first and third floor. >> reporter: fire officials say flames broke out around 6:00 this morning in this building, at the 3200 block of kensington. with no where to go several residents jumped or fell from the second story. one man died from that fall. five others injured including a child either from smoke inhalation or jumping.

>> we're not here, i walk over here and i drop, told my daughter was there. >> reporter: alexis, says his daughter and her mother were among the victims. he shared these pictures saying his x heather is in critical condition. fire commissioner derek sawyer says tenants didn't have enough warning. >> required by fire coast to have an alarm system and smoke alarms. >> reporter: mitchell says an alarm system was installed. tenant that lives upstairs on the third floor is in heavy into drugs and he ripped apart the piping and the wires to the electronic fire alarm system on the side that the fire was on. >> reporter: mitchell says the building was up to code and blames tenants for disconnect fire alarms or obstructions. and as for wiring he says the tenant is into drugs is catalles who denies involvement. >> that pennsylvania makes no sense. when you love your kid you will not hurt your kids. >> reporter: you can see now

memorial has started to pop up here at the scene rip matt for that fallen person, who came out of that building. in the meantime we're talking to the red cross and they say just under 12 people are assisted and shelter this evening. the investigation continues sources say, they are looking at possibility of foul play. reporting live from kensington, steve path pennsylvaniaer son for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an apartment fire in east windsor mercer county displaced 20 residents this morning. neighbor reported the the fire on cell even if video. residents sustained a facial injury after he jumped from his window to escape. firing is under investigation and at this point authorities do in the believe that there was foul play. first responders rushed to rescue two people trapped inside this crash in montgomery county. chopper three was over that scene on the northeast extension between lansdale and mid county. the accident happened shortly after 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. the ups truck hit a car and

then two people became trapped underneath that and both have now been rescued, and taken to an area hospital and we're told that the road is now reopened. well, a student riding a school busies injured by a brick, police say, that this bus was taking students home from the school of the future, when that brick crashed through a window. this happened along aspen street in west philadelphia. it was a female student hit in the face with that brick. she had some cuts but is expected to be okay. police believe the brick may have been tossed by a group of kids walk ago long that street. authorities are investigating a disturbing find on a cargo ship in south philadelphia. chopper three over that scene dock workers found a body under cocoa beans on had ship that arrived in philadelphia today. authorities say body was a stowe away from the ivory coast in west africa. >> it smelled real bad when we got down there. you could tell something was dead but we didn't know where it was. after a while we started to

pick up the beans, and as we moved them we started to seeing clothes. >> work are found a backpack containing food and snacks near that body. heat and humidity continue to dominate outside and we cannot rule out a stray shower. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck with the first forecast, the kathy. >> it is beautiful out here, guess contact find a shady tree light breeze and plenty of unshine, a few spotty showers but not much toward the evening. on storm can three we are looking at warm, muggy conditions and youe that swirl of clouds and moisture off the coast of norfolk. that is remnants of ana contributing to our weather at least heat and humidity. we're talking about warm, moist air continuing to move in the delaware valley but we are just seeing clouds and moisture has tapered off that is the good news. right now you in philadelphia 78. allentown 83. eighty-one in reading. in the poconos it is 78 degrees. normal high 72.

we have southeasterly wind that will keep it mild and muggy. seventy-eight at 9:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. seventy-two at 9:00. by 11:00 down to 69 degrees. get ready peak of the heat comes tomorrow and feeling like a sizzling summer day. we will talk about that and how cool it gets in the seven day. >> all right kathy thanks very much. an allentown woman has been charged with homicide in the death of her 20 month-old son. prosecutors announced those charges against jonisha per toy day. back on may third police alleged perry threw her son off of the hamilton street bridge, and then jumped. she survived the 52-foot fall into the lehigh river but the son died days later in the hospital. tonight, perry is behind bars, without bail. international issues took center stage today at a mayoral forum in philadelphia. this afternoon the candidates discussed impact of

globalization on the city and how philadelphia can improve its stature around the world. today's forum took place at international house in university city. and tonight we will continue our look at the 2015 philadelphia mayoral candidates. the youngest in the field doug oliver told me it is his life experiences both personally and professionally, that make him uniquely qualified to lead this city. doug oliver is a new name in philadelphia politics. >> i think that this city could use a different perspective on some of the challenges that it faced for years. >> reporter: challenges on the mind of so many philadelphians. >> i'm very concerned about the the child ren and my city. >> i share her concern. i have a 12 year-old son. unfortunately if i only care for mine and i don't care for yourself i'm not leading to the city i want. >> reporter: ol letter, a former press secretary for mayor and executive at fill gas works is a product of this city. growing up in germantown he

switched schools five times in eight years as his mother searched for the right fit for her son. how would you say your childhood has shaped the way that you see so many of these issues. >> when i look at challenges of the district i can't help reflect, at a middle school when other kids stole and i had to learn how to fight and stopped getting good grades. >> reporter: oliver graduated from the milton hershey school children for lower income families that is located in hershey. but he a says children should not to have leave the district to get the the education that they need. >> we have to inn rest in schools, right curriculum, arts music activities, all of the things that make for well rounded kid and therefore well round add adults. >> reporter: his childhood shaped his view on the tensions between communities and police. he remembered being stopped and frisked as a kid. >> i recognize that my life, my world view about the relationships between neighborhoods and police officers it is a flawed relationship. the at the same time, i was

part of an administration that had to bury five police officers who were killed in the line of duty. i think that both sides have legitimate tensions and concerns. the mayor of the city will to have recognize that. >> reporter: oliver has never held elect office but for him that ace benefit to me my executive experience and my experience with the second floor of city hall i think uniquely qualifies me to an office to the extent far grader than anybody running right the now. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage for the race for mayor now until the primary we will profile every candidate and look for our reports both here on television and on line at cbs philly.com. mary lee the great white shark is on the move. >> still ahead at 6:00 where shark has been located and a new speculation about why mary lee is traveling so much. plus from the field to the dance floor an eagles player who lost a bet on social media, heads to the prom. kathy? it sound like fun. weather-wise we are

talking about summer heat, in the eastern half of the nation but after this warmth we will have a cool down coming up

tonight a tsunami of pollen strikes the region

making lots of us, miserable. so many people are going to emergency rooms the the philadelphia health department has issued an advisory. tonight our health reporter stephanie stahl goes on your identify with simple things you can do right now to breathe a little easier. hundreds of fans of cheryl crow ponied up for tickets to see the singer/song writer perform at an event in burlington county. problem was crow was never booked to play a show. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more. >> flying w will have cheryl crow here. >> concert that really was too good to be true, police say two hup people bought tickets to see cheryl crow on august 15th at flying w airport in medford but turns out it was all a hoax. >> we started reaching out is this legitimate. >> reporter: in medford and lumberton police wanted to come up with a traffic plan and then it became clear something was not right. >> started out at what appeared to be a legitimate event but then again cheryl crow just was never part of this event although, it was

advertised that she was head liner. >> reporter: crow's official facebook page believes a statement saturday morning saying concert in medford was a false claim. that day police arrested kelly brian and says that she admitted to lying about cheryl crow. >> you are charged with theft by deception and deceptive business practices, do you understand that. >> i guess so, yeah. >> reporter: police don't necessity how many people are ripped off so they are asking them to step forward. cynthia pots paid $65 a piece for four tickets fortunately she got a refund. >> it is a shame. this is a nice place. this shouldn't have happened, at flying w. >> reporter: did you ever think you would be duped by something like this. >> no, no. >> reporter: how does that feel. >> it feels like crap. i would have been out like almost $300. >> reporter: this afternoon flying w released a statement saying they had no involvement in promoting the concert or trying to sell ticket. kelly brian is in burlington county jail on hundred thousand dollars bond. in mount holly, cleve bryan

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great white shark known as mary lee appears to be, heading north. >> last check she was off the coast of new jersey, between neptune and long branch and friday mary lee was further south near brigantine. tonight, there is growing speculation, that mary lee may be pregnant. >> how about that. >> yes. >> experts say that the waters off new jersey are historically where great whites will come to give birth, so the question is, is mary lee pregnant or has she given birth already? will she be back? so many questions surrounding the great white shark, we will keep you posted. many questions. >> many questions indeed. now to an unfor gettable night for virginia teen who was also a big fan of the philadelphia eagles. >> maybe one of the biggest. in february we showed you this video of the eagles linebacker emmanuel ac ho surprising this girl in virginia. he agreed to go to the prom with her after she got 17,000

retweeting of her initial tweet asking him to the dance. big night was saturday. here are some pictures. don't they look great. hanna looking very good in eagles green of course and apparently, a good time was had by all. >> emmanuel looking like an high school senior there. >> yes. >> that is right. >> it is promises on so we know people are hoping for some good weather in the weekend ahead. >> we have so much to look forward to, including memorial day. >> that is right. >> memorial day weekend not that far way. guess what here at cbs-3 home of orr at the shore we are counting down to um iser. so how long is it until the the official start of that unofficial summer season? well, you can see it right there, nine day, 22 hours, 42 minutes and seconds away from kicking off orr at the shore. ocean city cape may county looking quiet right now but just give it nine days and it will look much different. lets go to an eyewitness photo now, this comes to us from ed,

in plumsteadville, pa and he can see the beautiful cherry blossoms. they are so pretty but not so great for pollen count. if you are an allergy sufferer those oak, burch, mapel trees creating pollen. cherry tre tomorrow it will be moderate to high. wednesday, very high and then thursday still in the high categories. make sure you take that allergy medication this week. it will be warm and it will be windy. seventy-eight in philadelphia. allentown 83. poconos 78 down the shore on shore flow keeping it cool with highs in the 70's, and ocean water temperature will slowly take its time. we have a severe weather threat tornado watches severe thunderstorm watches, good news is this front, will befting toward, and we will not be seeing any severe weather and thunderstorms will be few and far between over next couple days. even when the front moves through. tomorrow in philadelphia we are chasing 90, going for 88. eighty-seven down the the shore. seventy-eight in the poconos with scattered thunderstorms

at best. we will watch ana moving out to sea. hot and humid on tuesday behind that front. breezy cooler turning windy wednesday afternoon with temperatures in the 70's feeling like spring. and, suny night through your thursday temperatures staying in the 70's. overnight tonight it will be mild muggy low temperature of 66. some fog come tomorrow morning. hot and humid high temperature of 88 degrees, turning windy in the afternoon. for your afternoon activities, steamy as well after school 85 degrees, high humidity, pack lots of water and evening activities baseball, t ball soccer practice, 80 degrees in the evening is warm. on the exclusive seven day forecast, wednesday, much cooler. look at that. over 20 degrees cooler. 69 degrees. the breezy. thursday looks pleasant, same for friday, some sun saturday, maybe shower or storm and then back to 80 next sunday and next monday, as we head towards that memorial day

weekend. boy, it is coming fast no kidding. >> it will be here before we know it. >> kathy thanks. >> vittoria has a check on traffic now. >> good evening everyone. right now we are dealing with rush hour delays sprinkled all over map in the usual places. sun glare affecting their commute. phillies game affecting their commute. now an accident on the vine street expressway. thinks traveling on the vine commuting westbound approaching the schuylkill. the accident just occurred moment ago and it is blocking the left-hand lane. anyone trying to make their commute from i-95 to 76 will run into quite a delay traveling on the vine or traveling on the opposite end you're delayed anywhere from end to even. if you are planning ahead in the phillies game and were on 95 and jumping over to the schuylkill and picking up someone in the and around the area stay on 95 if that is where you are going but stay

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beasley, everybody is talking about the situation with deflate gate, what will happen now what does this mean for the team. >> i know, how would the nfl react to its biggest star? well, as we told you earlier in the newscast nfl suspended its biggest star. tom brady will ride bench for four games only two people happen bye this news. jimmy, the second year patriots quarterback and garrett gilbert a first year quarterback out of smu. they might get to play. four game suspension for tom. patriots find one million-dollar. they will lose their first round pick in 2016, and a fourth round pick in 2017, for playing with footballs deflated below nfl regulations. they cannot find brady his net worth is hundred million-dollar but taking games away a powerful statement. commissioner roger goodell got

this one right by taking his time. home stand continues for phillies, four games this week against pittsburgh pirates. jerome williams on the mound for game one. darren ruf is out after seven straight starts. chase utley back at third and ryan howard bats clean up. the utley had a pair of hits this weekend. he brought his batting average up to .116 that is after it dipped below 100 briefly. chase spoke about his struggles as an individual, and his team. >> i think overall as a team, we have been playing hard. the mets were a tough series. as far as personally, you know, i have seen better days but there is nothing i cannot change the past just trying to move forward and make adjustments and see had happened. >> utley heard boos on friday night but fans displeasure is reserved for ryan howard is having a better season. brian haddad, spoke about that

with leslie van arsdal on last night's, sports zone. >> first crack i have seen in the teflon don of chase utley where people will never criticize, and protect him for all that he did, you know, with the team and ryan howard gets brunt of all of it because he is making 25 million and doing nothing although his batting average is .225. >> great video from last week had shaquille o'neal took a tumble on the set of the inside nba. now his colleagues wrapped him hup in bubble wrap, for his own protect

thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly ape back here at cbs three at 11:00. "cbs evening news" is next. they will have more on the suspension of tom brady. scott

>> pelley: breaking news the new england patriots and star quarterback tom brady are hit quarterback tom brady are hit with penalties for cheating on the way to the super bowl. also tonight -- >> there goes the school. >> pelley: deadly tornadoes strike the heart of america mowing down everything in their path. defective gm ignition switches are now blamed for at least 100 deaths. and the first lady's candid reflections on life in the spotlight. >> cable news charmingly referred to me as "obama's baby mama." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: late today the super bowl champion new england patriots and quarterback tom brady learned the price they will pay for cheating. th