>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning everyone, here's what's happening. police search for suspect who attacked an office nerve north fill. >> i that officer opened fire shooting at the suspect twice but he got away. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now outside of police headquarters with the latest information on. >> this jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning, police tell us, that this officer was fighting for his life when he was forced to take out his weapon and open fire shooting at this suspect two times the officer okay this morning police believe that the suspect wasn't hit by gunfire either. how much, he was able to get away. police still on the look for him this morning. take a look at the video. this is the scene right around 1:00 this morning the intersection of colorado and cumberland street in north

philadelphia. police say, an officer with 22nd police district saw a man in his late teens early 20's, wacking down the street holding object in his waistband. officer ordered the man to stop. instead he took off. officer gave chase. ended in 2400 block of 17th street, in a dark vacant lot. that is when police say this officer was attacked by the suspect. and during that struggle, police say the suspect then reached for the on the in his waistband, and that's when the officer opened fire, shooting twice. as far as police know, the suspect not hit. now, a witness has also come forward this morning telling police that they saw a man running away from that shooting scene with a gun in his hand, so very scary close call for that office they are morning. police are still looking for the suspect meanwhile internal affairs is investigating, as they always do, with any officer involved shooting. that officer just with philadelphia police, for little more than a year, also in good condition, doing well, this morning. we will continue to follow this investigation, but for

now, liver outside philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank upment also north philly double shooting under investigation. two men were shot in a car in north 11th and west style street. investigators tell us a man walk up and shot them. the driver of the vehicle was able to drive to hahnemann hospital. the car hit with bullet holes sits on vine st. right now. both men are in stable condition. we have up a date for you right now to the breaking news we've been following out of afghanistan. earlier this morning taliban fighters launched attack on the afghan parliament. interior ministry official is confirming for the associated press that all seven attackers were killed by police. and that the situation is, quote, over. suicide car bomber struck at the entrance as the gunman battled police. lawmakers were meeting inside to confirm a defense minister at the time of the attack. >> right now coming up on 6:03, we head out to katie on the skydeck. feeling warmer? >> feeling warm, but not

terribly muggy out here. did have cold front cost through, so pleasant start to the day good excuse to maybe get in outdoor plans now, if the heat bothers you later today it is going to get pretty toasty across the delaware vale, but we are starting things off on nice mild note for you generally 70s around most of the board at this point. storm scan3 quiet very collected, last three hour loop here, but thins again trans will for you. right now look at the temperatures as promised, in the 70s pretty much everywhere, of course only three observations, but most of the region is in the 70s up in the highest terrain little coolerment still comfortable even for you with the northwest breeze kicking in at 63 degrees up at mount pocono. looking forward in the forecast region wide outlook featuring nothing but sunshine here today. >> this would be our second day straight in philadelphia, as long as we hit 90 degrees of 90 or more degrees. so, we think this is day two of what we finally expect to be the first heatwave of the year. justin? >> good morning, katie, that's right, hot stretch going on

first full day of the summer season, record high, 100 degrees. so, can get hotterment now problems out on the roads we take to you 95, southbound at cottman, an accident taking out the left lane. and a back up begins now starting to get back up all the way to academy, so have the patience this morning when traveling south on 95 through northeast philadelphia. accident scene right there. let's take to you the blue route. again, past mid-county both directions actually looking pretty good. nice bright sunshine, dry roads, but have to battle the sun glare this morning burlington bristol bridge, spec today open around 6:30 this morning so expect delays there. and if you are traveling in those locations then, in new jersey, travel times looks pretty good. forty-two south, from the walt whitman bridge to the atlantic city expressway, that's about 12 minute trip. fifty-five north from 322 to the 42 freeway, nine minute, clear conditions, and 295 from the delaware memorial bridge all the way up to 42, looking pretty goodment accident in west philadelphia, haverford avenue, between

41st and 42nd. erika, we send it back to you. >> justin, thank you. several resident in west philadelphia are waking up this morning to their cars smashed. the incident happened at 42nd street and haverford avenue. police say a man stole a vehicle, then crashed into several other. the suspect fled that scene on foot. police are still searching for him. caught on camera now train clams into a car in newark delaware, could be could have been so much worse if it wasn't for quick thinking police officer. video right hire, from viewer, it happened just after 11:00 last night. an elderly man we're told was driving on east main street when he attempt topped make a turn across railroad tracks. his car got stuck as a train was approaching. two off duty police officers saw what happened, and quickly helped that man out of the car before the train came. accident investigators are expected to be out at the scene, this morning. >> a $20,000 reward is being offered this morning for two men who opened fire at a west philadelphia block party.

ten people were shot, including a 18 month old and two other children. the victims were at cook out along the 4100 block of ogden saturday night. neighbor called 911 when one of the victims knocked on her door. >> he was bleeding, told him to come in the house. >> i'm nervous upset because you know, children can't even play, you know, i'm scared to go to the store. soy, actually, i'll trying to pack up and get out of here. i can't live like this. >> police believe the shooting may be part of a ongoing feud between two groups in that area. if you have any information about the shooting, you are you can today contact the police. >> cbs news has learned, that investigators have found a dna match confirming two escape prisoners were in the czar knack lake area of new york within the last 24 hours. police also say there are credible sitings of richard matt and david sweat in allegany county new york. that's more than 300 miles southwest of the maximum security prison, they broke out of more than two weeks

ago, the us marshall service has added a pair to its 15 most wanted list, $50,000 reward is offered for information leading to either man's capture. we'll have the latest for you on the search coming up in a live report at 6:30. ukee? >> show of strength and solidarity in charleston, south carolina hundred cents of people formed an unity chain, in honor of the nine victims killed wednesday at the emanuel african episcopal churchment marlie hall shows you how so many came together to honor the lives lost. >> in god we want to remember the over families. >> worshippers young old black and white were arm in arm during sunday service at the emanuel ame church in charlestonment the overflow crowd heard messages of hope, love and forgiveness. >> there is a time and place for everything. and now it is a time for us to focus on the nine families. >> the fateful prayed for the

nine parishioners gun down during bible study last wednesday night. >> reminded this morning about the freshness of death comes like a thief in the night. >> sunday service here at emanuel ame has ended but the praying has not. religious groups from all over charleston have been stopping by to stand in solidarity and pay their respects. >> very hard anterior full. i wanted to come out here to go through the healing pros west my brother sisters. >> hundred cents marched across the bridge sunday night, in a show of support. >> since the deadly shooting anger has grown against symbols of the con fed rasi. two republican state senators now say they will introduce bills to remove the flag. >> marlie hall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now, the same support being shown right here at home in the overbrook farms neighborhood.

parishioners at african episcopal church of saint thomas lit memorial candles to honor all nine lives lost during the church massacre. the church's director says it is important even in these trying times to forgive. >> love, love has a way of erasing hail tread, i read this morning one of my favorite prayers, the prayer of saint francis describes what love is all about. >> the african episcopal church of saint thomas was found in the 1792, it is the oldest every it kind in the u.s. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the south carolina church massacre. we'll bring you new updates on tv and on line as soon as we get them at cbsphilly.com. coming up on 6:10 in the morning, delegation led by philadelphia mayor mike nutter has landed in rome l take part in four days of planning meeting for pope francis visit herement the mayor city officials, religious leaders

and planners departed philadelphia international airport late sunday after into the. will take part in final series every planning sessions before pope francis traveled to philadelphia for the world meeting of families in september. mayor nutter tells cbs-3 that the pope's safety while visiting philadelphia is priority number one. >> you know, pope francis pretty much requires the significant amount of access to the people, that is what he is about. it is our job to make sure that access is safe, at all times, and that his movements are easy, but also -- >> the delegation not scheduled to meet with pope francis in person. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling with that philadelphia delegation. you can look for her report from the vatican starting today, on "eyewitness news". you have heard of no shirt, no shoes, no service. what about no guns? the company banning customers from weapons. >> so many parents are scrum bling to sign their children up for camps and other

activities, but is it all just too much? some advice on over scheduling your kids. >> and unlikely play, the phillies game, fanatic catches a foul ball. show you more on in sport, how about it? you got game. >> ♪ ♪ >> looking liver down the shore, beautiful start your day right now 73 degrees, oh, if this is your week at the beach, you have good first day to kick it off. >> get some cotton candy. we'll be right back.

6:13, let's talk about this heat today?

>> another day of building heat for us. we had cold front cross through it won't knock the temperatures back all that much. also tracking developing frontal boundary, heavy rain, thunderstorms, back across the northern high planes, but his is eventually sort of just a way to turn your focus to the next system that's eventually going to be developing. it will look little different than this by the time it is reaching us tomorrow. for now on day two, of the first official heatwave. now i know we said this before. we just came shy of actually hitting a heatwave with recent systems moving through recent temperatures but we expect another day in the 90s and yet another one tomorrow. that will would make three in a row. that's what you need to qualify for it officially. meantime, expect that the humidity starts to many rap up tomorrow before that aforementioned front starts to move n that's going to bring in some showers some storms, hat in the day which could turn locally strong or severe. so we have to keep an eye on the radar not until tomorrow. for now looking good. come wednesday not quite as oppressive in the wake of the front.

but, look what happens to the temperatures, granted getting knock back little bit here, but still talking upper 80s. >> another system bridges in clouds showers but heat here for now. today a loft kids having full first day of summer vacation, perfect pool day. >> first full day of sum another less. >> good morning record high today, 100 degrees, so could get a lot worse. >> no thanks. accident taking out the left lane, guys trying to figure out how to handle this situation. and, it is back up all the way to academy, as we look at 95 right at academy slow roll here all the way through northeast philadelphia, so have the patience, headed south on 95 areas speeds, to

north refill i, vine in decent shape, but it gets jam up as you head westbound approaching 76 but blue route still looking in good shape, as well, at the speed limit at 55 miles per hour, no problems on the turnpike, 295 in new jersey. burlington bristol bridge, heads up, approximately opening up at 6:30 this morning, expect delays, accident west philadelphia, this is closing haverford avenue between 41st and 42nd street lancaster avenue, will get you around the closure. that's a look at your ride this morning. >> uber changing its policy. >> no guns allowed both drivers and riders. this change follows two recent incident, where uber drivers fired guns. the company says if anyone breaks the rooms they could lose access to uber, in the past the company promised to strengthen background checks on drivers after report of rape assault and kidnapping. >> lets he is update breaking news attack on the afghan parliament taliban attacks started when suicide car bombing outside the building,

seven of the attackers killed by police, 18 civilians were wounded including at least two children. >> and a manhunt underway for the suspect who scuffled with the police officer after a foot chase in north philadelphia. the officer fired at the suspect, but missed. >> philadelphia mayor mike nutter and religious leaders at the vatican as planning continues for the pope's visit this september. cbs-3 anchor jessica dean report begins tomorrow from the vatican she is along for the trip, as well. we'll be right back.

>> fighting's trying to build on big win over the cardinals the phils got a win from a starter for the first time since last month making major league debut allowed one run six hits, five and two thirds innings work. scored most runs of the season and beat st. louis the final yesterday, nine to two and also during yesterday's phillies game, great catch. he made the diving grab in front of adult fan. and instead made sure the ball went to young fan there the front row the front row citizens bank park. mice play by the phanatic. taking home columbia, a at least one colombian player, doing trash talking predicting colombian win eight our time from edmonton. just wild ending to the u.s. open yesterday. did you see it?

johnson missed, would have given him the victory then, johnson misses the birdie . >> also, masters winner in april, lives -- how about that? tension, chambers bay i got to watch every round. great win for him. >> all of your heart break for the other fellows. >> for justin, yes hits so long. you know the rest, family. well the golfers anyway. >> right now 62:00; summer vacation starts this week for student in our area if it hasn't started already. >> parent scrambling to sign up their children for activities to keep them busy. that will a good idea? coming up never, why it is important to avoid over scheduling your children. be right back.

>> 623, tracking. >> good morning, happy monday, everyone definitely looking ahead to classic summer day out, there as temperatures spike easily low nine the's this afternoon specking full sunshine, not terrible humidity, but toasty day. now is a good time if the heat bothers to you get in outdoor activities beautiful view outside beach patrol headquarters already off to warm start in the mid 70s no less many locations solid run, then tomorrow, as long as we hit the 90 or greater the first heatwave of the year, justin? >> good morning and challenging hottest temperature of the month 59, tuesday, so we just may get there at least tie t all right, accident cleared cottman, but the back up continues to academy 95, headed southbound, have patients in morning head into northeast philadelphia, check out the ben franklin bridge inbound traffic still pretty good. starting to pick up little bit in volume out bound no problem

63 opening for burlington bristol bridge. be aware of delays around the area. back to you. >> this is start of school vacation season and many parent think they need to keep their children busy all summer. >> experts say though that too much scheduling may and bad thing. reporting from los angeles. >> should make new paintings. >> i know, we should. >> after a jam pack break last year, joyce wants to try it balance her children's schedules this summer. dogs few camp, the rest of the time doing activities. >> core inch croft says with so many children over schedule during the school year, downtown kim cat over the summer. a hospital of kids go to bed way too early. they basically are schedules from the minute they wake up until almost the minute they go to sleep. >> stresses down time does not mean screen time. she says, kids need a little variety if you combine fun learning, and physical activities. >> to say okay, like, let's do

one week of this camp and then maybe you can have one week of downtown three days a week, school academic stuff. the other time, you can have for facebooking or instagram with your friend. >> doctor cross also says parent should toughen their children, see what they want to accomplish over the break. that's what joyce is doing. >> i think paying attention to their interests, and incorporating the academics and the interests really give them a good foundation for the next school year. chelsey edwards cbs news, los angeles. >> taking art classes riding horses and hanging out. down time talk about. >> riding horses? >> look at you. >> i was riding homemade skateboard, were you riding horses in check you out. 6:36.

coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, manhunt continues for two escaped prisoners, now the search shifting focused again as new tips lead police out of pennsylvania. >> also, score one for t swift. taylor swift takes on apple wins a bat thal will benefit any artist on itunes. >> justin and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's back in a couple of minutes. good morning. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern.

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>> good morning, search bore two escape prisoners in new york is ranking far and wide. >> authorities checking out reported sitings including near a cabinets northern new york where source respect say dna was found. >> cb news correspondent kenneth craig tracking developments he joins us now from new york, good morning. >> wed well, good morning to you, search this morning continues to folk just that area, northern new york, where the stays prince on is,. >> in a matter of hour, the manhunt for david sweat and richard matt have taken authorities to multiple sites hundreds of miles apart in new york, and close to the pennsylvania border. law enforcement sources tell cbs news, investigators have a dna match confirming the convicted killers where in

the czarknack lake area in the last 24 hours. that dna was apparently fawn on item in a car inch that had been broken into in the area about 40 miles south of the clinton correctional facility. late sunday night, tactical teams from vermont were called in for the first time to aid in search effort near mountain view about 30 miles west of the prison. authorities turned their attention thereafter investigating a credible siting. some 300 miles away, in friendship, new york near the pennsylvania border. >> aviation, k9, special operations teams were called in to assist with this search. >> randy thompson said she spotted two men who resembled the convict in her backyard. >> my heart dropped. i called the dog. i grabbed my cell phone, and went toward the house, and dialed 911. >> as the manhunt continues to unfold, authority announce, jean palmer, a second corrections employee in the prison, has been suspended, officials have not said why he was put on leave.

>> scheduled for late he today at noon with new york state police we are expecting an update from them on the situation, at that point ukee erika. >> we will get back to you thanks for up that date. >> time coming un on 6:33, here's traffic and weather together. >> happy monday, everyone, whether this is the first day of your summer vacation, maybe already a week in or headed out to work today, we have sunshine for to you enjoy. it is definitely very warm start to the morning, but it is not terribly muggy outside. as opposed to yesterday which absolutely was. let's start things off by taking you outside. show you the view on storm scan, which remains empty at this point. still in the influence of high pressure. bee just had frontal boundary cross through last night. that has left behind just clouds that continue to thin out. we end one more sun than anything beautiful blue sky at the moment across the entire region. but we are going to be tracking series every frontal boundaries in the course of this entire week. so that's going to send our

dew point levels on a little bit after baby roller coaster ride. today may not be terribly humid. but tomorrow it will get awfully steamy outside before the first front crosses. behind it on wednesday it drops back off again. you get the idea. go on little see-saw effect with this. meantime look at this, not one cloud in the sky. so so beautiful to start the morning off. already at 76 degrees, though, and the sun just came up. so we don't think we're going to have very difficult time hitting these expected daytime highs. we are shooting for 91 officially, but as we look through the day planner by 3:00 p.m. probably still in the upper 80s should tack couple of extra degrees before the day is said and done, since of course in the midst of the longest days of the year, since we just hit the summer so stulls. eighty-eight by 3:00 p.m. hot afternoon granted but thankfully not terribly muggy and we're obviously already off to pretty warm start flirting with 80 by 9:00 a.m. justin over to you. >> pretty impressive. we had the front come through yesterday. that knocked back humidity just little bit.

somewhat able to be outside today. and volume picking up across area roadways, accidents to talk b we had one on the vine street expressway, westbound approaching 76 but it is now cleared. so that's good news. so moving again. and we will take you to 95, northbound, delaware county, at 452 look at the volume increasing typical spot right here as you approach the commodore barry bridge, after that starts to break up little bit as you head toward the blue route. now heads up for the new jersey river line, now suspended between row bling and bordentown. just keep that in mine this morning. also the burlington bristol bridge opening expected right around now 6:30, not open yet, expect delays. area speeds now coming down, 60 miles per hour through northeast philadelphia. blue route good shape 55-mile per hour. starting to slow up, on the schuylkill, right around city avenue. that's a look at your ride this morning. we send it back over to you erika. >> intense manhunt over in new orleans. police arrest add suspect they

say killed an officer, transporting him to jail over the weekend. how he managed to kill that officer remains unclear. correspondent brian web has the latest. >> police say they captured 33 year old travis boyde after he was spotted driving a stolen pick up in new orleans sunday morning. >> i know pd officers actually saw him chased him he then crashed that house into a house. they pursued him on foot into the neighborhood. task force officer actually saw travis boyde and apprehended him shortly before 9:00 a.m. he was attempt to go boorda rpa bus. >> boyde was being drive tone jail saturday for aggravated assault when he allegedly shot police officer darryl holloway. it is still unclear how boyde slipped hits handcuffs from behind his back, pulled gun and shot the officer as he drove. the police car crashed into a power pole, boyde climbed into the frontal seat through a cage and et cetera caped. >> we'll find out how that happened to ensure that that absolutely never happens

again. >> the 450 year old officer died at the hospital. he had been on the new orleans police force since 1992, and was the father of three children. he was more than a great cop. he was a good man. he was a good father. our hearts break for him and his children on fathers day. >> brian web for cbs news, new york. >> security video captures the moment here following michetti attack on los angeles man you see the victim there stumble across the street and collapse. police soon arrive after. they are able to help that man. the victim said that four men in a car tried to steel his bike, and he fought back. one of those men attack him with a michetti. doctors are now work to go re-attach that man's thumb. >> frightening scene in delaware county sunday afternoon, it happened on turner road near the wallingford station on septa's media elwin line. officials say the driver of the car, a man in his 90s was taken to the hospital in serious condition.

the 37 people on the train, including crew were not hurt. that accident is still under investigation. >> and, in camden county, rescue on the banks of the cooper river. police say driver careened into the river early sunday morning, along south park drive in collingswood. rescuers pulled that man to safety. they were alert to the accident by man who lives nearby and saw the whole thing unfold from inside his home. >> i was having my coffee. just looking outside of the window, and i saw that guy stopping on the other side of the street right in front of my house. and the driver start having a seizure. and i you know, wanted to go there and help him when all the sudden he step out and step on the accelerator, ran right into the river. >> police say the man was taken to the hospital. at the moment still no word on his condition. >> happening today philadelphia job fair. it will be held this morning at the crowne plaza on city avenue. hundreds of jobs will be available including carreers in sales financial services,

and insurance. the event start at 11:00 a.m. it will run until 2:00 p.m. a lot of opportunity. >> dress time press indeed time is 6:38. thanks to taylor swift apple changing its tune on music streaming service. >> hours after she posted an open letter on her page, tech giant has agreed payroll tis for music played during free trial period. letter says in part these are not the complaint of spoiled child. tees are the echoed sentiment of every artist writer and produce nerve my social circles, who are afraid to speak up publicly because we admire and respect apple so much. we simply do not respect this particular call. apple, listen, loud voice. >> yes she does. >> word is kim kardashian having a boy. up next, see how she revealed her baby's gender to the world. >> also new study that parent will definitely want to listen to new research shows which

children are the best liars. what qualities they have. >> dozens every people climb onto giant surround every board. what did they set a record? i certainly hope soment we'll show you more on the other side. >> after that they should. >> i'm telling you. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> hot in the city, hot hot in the suburbs cents just hot hot, hot. possibly heatwave on our hands. >> we need three days of at least 90s. >> holes are the rules. >> host are the cruels, i like that, katie has the details checking your traffic. back in a bit. >> ♪ ♪

good morning submerged fields, sinkholes. >> just few of the things folks in missouri encountered over the weaken. >> this was the scene right thereafter heavy rains pounded the town of excels year about 10 miles northeast of kansas city. flashfloods, rising waters made for some very scary moment. now, this is the second time that region is dealing with heavy rains. floods and rising waters after

heavy storm. >> here's kate. >> i good morning, we start things off by checking in with the weather watcher network. already off to very warm start. as is basically the whole region here, finding temperatures already in the 70s, certainly some upper 60s still being reported and couple most remote suburbs but mild outside. that's more than anything, courtesy of the sunshine, helping to warm things up for us quickly and we also did just see front cross through that's knocked the humidity back little bit here. currently north wales, 74% humidity feels less muggy the case because of the front. going to 70 degrees sent in to us from lisa, full sunshine, barely cloud out there in wilmington and 70 degrees, clear, calm, and she's looking ahead to nice warm sunny day that we're watching unfold right now. 70 degrees, we go to one more take you bit further inland here where fran actually has little hint of some cloud cover, out in nottingham.

very, very modest, if any wind flow whatsoever. but, as we look forward in this forecast, he and everyone else can bank on full sunshine across the board here. so looking at storm scan3 we do have high pressure on our side. you can see what's left at this point of frontal boundary since swept away, so with high pressure in place it typically bridges fair weather, exactly what we can expect here today tonight into tomorrow. but yes new round of severe weather on us by tomorrow evening, maybe as early as late in the day. so, we have to keep eye on the radar here we see our next frontal boundary slipping on eastward. and that's bringing us slight risk of severe weather for the northwest half of the area. we will keep watch on that four. in the meantime, enjoy the next 36 hours basically your window of dry weather opportunity, with humidity eventually remember building starting as early as tonight specially tomorrow. yes, two, 09 plus agree days here, 91, in fact, so that would officially make it heatwave.

behind that colds front on wednesday, temperatures take modest dive, humidity does the same, but still talking warmth in the upper 80s justin? >> good morning, katie. that's right, first full day of summer certainly feeling like it, not bad travel conditions, exception will be battling sun glare this morning, but there is the accident, 95 south near cottman, now on the shoulder so starting to move. damage is donement stacked up all the way to academy so again, extra patience this morning. prime time rush hour, combined with that accident scene. looking okay on 76, headed into the city out bound right here good. eventually hit the brakes headed toward city avenue. in the distance, through the haze, see the burlington bristol bridge. it is up at this hour. expect delays over the next few minute, we have police ahmaddiya tiff at this in the new jersey river line suspended between roebling and bordentown, that limb pact your commute if you take the river line. also watch out for car fire upper moore lan blair mill road whitt america road. and west philadelphia, we have that accident, taking out haverford avenue, it is closed

between 41st street and 42nd, the alternate will be lancaster avenue. that's a look at your ride this morning ukee, sends it back to you. >> thank you. search on for the driver who smashed into several cars, earlier this morning police say the driver was behind the wheel, of a stolen car near 42nd and haverford when that car smashed into three parked cars. there were no injuries, and investigators say that driver got away on foot. >> also, there is a manhunt underway after a police officer and a suspect scuffled in north philadelphia. the officer tried to stop the suspect, because it appeared he was armed. that suspect turned, though, and attacked the officer. the officer fired a shot at that suspect, he was not hit and did get away. >> there is now $20,000 reward for information on the two men who opened fire at west philadelphia block party saturday night. ten people were shot, including a 18 month old and two other children. >> on the health watch new data on children and severe allergic leagues. >> canadian researchers found

swift treatment after the initial reaction could help minimize the worse symptoms. and they're working on predictors to help hospital hospitals pinpoint which children are at risk of dangerous, delayed symptoms, and which ones can go home right after an episode. >> all right parent, listen to up this one. now study suggesting kids with the best thinking and memory skills are better liars than other children. researchers in britain say the kids can keep track after lot of information allowing them to cover up their lies. but i'm wondering who thought of this studdie? how said, you know what, which kids are the best liars? >> kids, honesty the best policy. keep it real. all right. >> ♪ ♪ >> here's the wore, jurassic worlds dominate top spot at the box office for a second straight weekend. >> oh, jurassic world pulls in estimated $102 million.

the world-wide total now for two weeks $981 million. oh, looks incredible. >> worth it, though, it was good. i saw it. >> and in second place, disney pixar animated application inside out with stellar showing, 91 million. in third place spy, rounding out top five, you have san ann day us, dope, you had busy weekend with movies. inside out i know. >> i've seen one two three four, got to check out -- how about that? i'm slipping little bit. got to check it out. word is kim kardashian expecting a boy. >> revealed the baby news in a fathers day twitter bows of her husband kanye west. we have some video here of the newly married couple at the year's met gala in new york. kim tweeted yesterday you're such a good dad toy north. you will be the best dad toy our new son too. little bundle of joy expected to join big sister north by the end of the year. >> well, new dad justin timberlake wishes all dads happy fathers day and shares a new pick of him holding his two month old son. >> the singer posted the photo

to instagram with the caption flicking. flexing on fathers day. >> and cute little deep their with i heart daddy i think is great. >> 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins just new york with your preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning ukee, erika. ahead in south carolina with closer look at the church shooting suspects' manifesto and the emotional fight over flying the confederate flag. plus teenage athlete dice suddenly of the playingment and my conversation with russian president schrat mere putin, and also this, why it does not pay to be a mean boss. all of that and more, the news back in the morning we'll see in you about ten minutes. >> here, here. i know that. >> i mean, anyone, worker, boss. >> don't be mean. thank you charlie. >> a playing on mean necessary. >> i like it let's start. that will. >> first, a look at what's coming under ton on -- tonight on cbs-3. be right back.

>> ♪ ♪ >> say it with me. >> hey you know what was in town last night? >> sir paul motorcycle carte? begin deed, performed last night at the wells fargo center just before that he was in dover for fire fly. >> indeed. busy guy. >> making the rounds. >> a loft folks going to concerts. feeling little tired this morning. >> indeed. but paul is still rocking now. how old is he? >> seventy -- >> need not say. he is still rocking. young at heart still doing his thing. good morning family. rush hour, monday, glad you're with us. be right back. >> ♪ ♪

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>> crowd of fans hoping to catch a glimpse. >> the tour at the wells fargo

send nerve philadelphia, a lot of traffic i man down there. he's playing hits from his time with the legendary band, and also, some of his solo work a loft beatles fans, sir paul fans having great time. >> just looked it up. i was in first second grade, when the beatles came over on the ed sullivan show. >> did you watch it. >> pretty sure i d it is a really big show for those every how remember back in the day. the experts, at the guiness book of world records have awarded new world record. >> even though they are experts, they had a lot to do. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> oh, they were surfing already, 66 people on that 42-foot surf board most ever to simultaneously wide a wave on single board. they held on for 122nd too

taking a wave. this happened over the weekend, in huntington beach california. looks like they had little overcast weather for t the old record by the way in case you're wondering what record they broke, 47 people on one surf board back in 2005. >> is it possible to keep the music up and show erika doing her little swim i thing? can we come back here? >> here she comes of the. >> i think we're g the camera up now. i like the hairdo thing you did. >> big hair thing? >> go ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> got skills. >> oh, i just love the beach boys. >> love it. and today's a good beach day? >> absolutely. what a transition. that went really well. if we can very quickly take a look yes mostly sunny shall nice and warm at the shore here today temperatures in the mid 60s as high as 07 depending where you are jumping in the waves here. uv index up at nine.

it is high. have your sun block ready. rip countries being, a well, not the best surfing weather but good wetter. >> not i am particularly when you get nice weather you don't get waves. you need the storms kick up the waves. >> look at you expert. >> nice. >> you can't have waves wound winds, yes. >> my man. >> that's wonderful. >> stuck in traffic here looking at the blue route at ridge pike, again southbound little slow, as well, we take you out to 95 approaching the betsy ross, southbound, heavy traffic headed into the city typical rush hour stuff there are your area speeds, 95, 10 miles per hour on the schuylkill around city avenue, blue route for the most part still looking in pretty good shape. so, that's a look at your ride. just typical mid-morning rush hour stuff this morning. >> diddo you know mid beginning it moon -- >> i do. >> do you? >> i can't tell you much about the show. >> but i've heard.

little bit. little bit. >> reminder join us bright and early every weekday morning with more beginning it references, start it off 4:30 a.m. here on cbs-3 next on cbs this morning charlie roads' rare interview with vladmeere pout glenn to fin follow your local news weather traffic and sports keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good morning family. >> we can all do it. >> ready? >> and bob the head. >> i like this part.

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good morning. it is monday june 22nd 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning". a march to unite people of all races in charleston. a message of healing in a historic church. >> god has sustained us. >> as tensions simmer in the aftermath of tragedy. the discovery of dna evidence intensifies the manhunt for two kimmers who escaped from prison june plus russia's president vladimir putin tells charlie he does not want to be a super power. and the u.s. open opened in dramatic fashion. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.