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neighborhood is on edge following a frightening attempted break in that's all captured on camera. quick thinking homeowner prevented what could have been tragic situation. >> good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. natasha brown is live outside northwest detectives where police are now searching for the four men scene in this video. natasha? >> we can tell you terrifying video shows the actual moment that four suspects armed with guns tried to storm a west mt. airy home and neighbors in that area who are seeing this video for the first time are rattled and on guard. the home surveillance video is crystal clear showing the actions of four suspects trying to make entry into this house in the 500 block of burn numb road the first suspect knocks on the door at 10:30 tuesday night. then looks right up into the camera overhead. another knock the homeowner quickly open the door before hustling back inside seeing the sawed off shotgun in the hands of one man. hand guns in the hands of at least three others. >> it's kind of scary because i

was actually sleeping down in my living room last night because the ac down there just to keep cool. and i saw the cop cars out front front. i didn't -- i had no idea what was going on. >> reporter: rob steal has lived on the block for seven years right across the street from the attempted home inn vague the suspects ran away never entering the house. we found no one at the home hours after the terrifying footage surfaced. >> i felt sick hahn neverly. >> reporter: this neighbor is still too shaken to show her face describing a normally quite narrow tree lined street. >> nothing like this has ever happened before. very safe street part of the reason i live here. this is shocking. >> reporter: rattleed nerves and frightening images that are hard to shake. >> i think that it will always be in the back of my mind now. >> reporter: the images of these suspects as you can see there in that video are very vivid. police say if you have any information about any of these men, please contact them right away. we're live at northwest detectives to night, natasha

brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". all right, natasha thank you. fire forces the evacuation of a popular philadelphia restaurant. "eyewitness news" in the 600 block of north broad street outside ostria around 9:00 o'clock tonight. it broke out in to top floor apartment above the restaurant. three people had to be rescued from the apartment but no one was injured. >> the rain is finally moved out and big changes in store as we get ready to wind down the work week. meteorologist kate bilo out on the sky deck right now. kate i think i hard before you the show in a little break a little nip in the area. >> slightly cool out here ukee this is crazy because the past couple of days have been so warm, so steamy and so inn suffer rabble with the humidity. now, humidity is dropping it feels completely different right now than it did even just a couple of hours ago. there's a nice cool breeze and you may even need to throw on sweater if you're taking the dog out for an early morning walk tomorrow. let's take a look what's happening on storm scan3. not a whole lot. you can see the showers are now moving out to sea. the showers and rain that impacted the area all morning

and into the mid afternoon hours now finally gone. but in their wake we did have some flooding rain went do have a flood warning to tell you about for portions of the cumberland county that does include the maurice river at norma in a flood warning right now the river and creeks and streams in this area running high so if your travels take you adjacent to any of those creeks and streams watch out. roads are flooded turn around don't drown head back the way you came. temperatures right now feeling really great. we're down to 70 at the airport look at the north and west suburb in the 60s. 64 in allentown. it's 57 right now in mount pocono. and down to 70 in millville the dew points are dropping as well. dew point now in the 50s in philadelphia. this time yesterday we were in the mid 70s. so complete difference as that dry air work its way in from the north and west. as you wake up tomorrow, 68 degrees mostly sunny. feeling fantastic at 7am and warm up into the mid 70s by 11 a.m. hahn on our way to highs in the low 80s which is below average for this time of year. beautiful thursday then heats up again for the weekend. i'll have your full forecast

coming up when i join you inside inside. we'll zen it back to you. >> torrential downpours earlier today leaves streets in our region u water. police in brigantine patrolled water log streets looking for any problems caused by the flooding. youngsters had fun rideing their bikes through the flood waters. public work crews picked up the garbage around the shore town. authorities believe a lightning strike sparked a house fire in dayton street in phoenix phoenixville chester county. two families were inside the twin home when the fire started this morning. two volunteer firefighters driving by sew saw the smoke. they pulled over and told our todd quinones they started knocking on the door. >> reporter: you guys were getting ready to break the door down i heard. >> if she wouldn't have an the the door within the next couple of minutes we were going to kick the door in. >> reporter: when she answered the door did she understand what was going on? >> no, she did. she kept asking who it was. we kept saying your house is fire. >> neighbors are calling the firefighters angels forgetting the families out of the burning home safely.

residents are outraged tonight over rising water bills in gloucester county, new jersey. a new rate increase has water and sewer customers in monroe township seeing record high water bills. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has this story. there's something funny going on here. i want that noted i feel shares something funny going on here. >> reporter: nobody in monroe township is laughing. especially after opening record high water bills for the month of may. >> my usage 43,000 gallons of water. $371. >> neighbors packed the utility authority meeting to express outrage. the high bills are a popular subject on the streets of monroe township. >> they said i used 35,000 gallons of water in may and i don't understand how i would use 35,000 gallons of water. i don't have a pool. >> karen, says she was shocked when she opened may's water bill a few week ago. >> we're not really getting any straight answers.

>> reporter: she's not a lone. >> i turn the water off when i shower. i don't know how else i can cut back my usage. >> port members blame the high bills in may after the new july july 1st rates were accidentally added into the mick. still, some neighbors believe the power outages a few weeking a caused the meter software to spit out higher numbers. board members promise add complete investigation. >> that's the way we operate much we are customer friendly. >> reporter: but neighbors just want their bills fixed and soon. >> we just feel like we're just being ripped off somehow. you know, and it's not fair. >> reporter: board members told residents they would offer free meter reads in front of those homeowners so there's no discrepancy. those bore members also said they would continue to investigate the potential software issue. reporting in monroe township, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". new tonight former president

george h.w. bush is in the hospital after falling at his home in maine. a spokesman says the 41st president broke a bone in his neck but that the injury is not life-threatening. george hw bush is 91 years old. president obama is making his case for congress to support the international nuclear deal with iran. the president took questions from reporters during a white house news conference today. republicans say the deal does too much to help iran by lifting economic sanctions without getting enough oversight in return. but president obama says walking away from this deal which most countries support would unravel any sanctions. >> this is the most vigorous inspection and very are you indication regime by far that has ever been negotiated f we don't choose wisely i think future generations will judge us harshly for letting this moment slip away. >> congress has 60 days to review the deal and vote whether to approve it.

>> us attorney general loretta lynch delivered the closing address at the naacp at the convention center tonight. >> i believe that advancing liberty and justice also requires that we look critically at the justice department's own role and its own responsibility. >> earlier today former president bill clinton addressed the delegates. clinton conceded dish disparity is in criminal justice is a problem he helped create while dealing with high crime rates 20 years ago. >> i signed a bill that made the promise worse and i want to admit it so we have to not only do this sentencing work. we have to rebuild this law enforcement community trust at the neighborhood level if possible. >> president obama also discussed criminal justice reform at the convention yesterday. center city philadelphia scores another major retailer. bloomingdale' as nounsed it will open outlet store at the shops at liberty place. this will be the first

bloomingdale's outlet in the philadelphia region. nearly 23,000 square foot store is set to open in november. from mall to movie set as a local shopping center awaits the wrecking ball hollywood film director hints it may be the perfect location for his much anticipateed sequel. we've got the details coming up. also did technology you've never seen before. helping to change lives and big prize money is at stake for the best innovations. health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how it's paying off for delaware county mother and son. kate? the showers finally moving out and no rain in the forecast for the next two days. we've got beautiful weather but we're tracking a heat wave that's going to start this weekend. i'll have the details coming up with the seven day forecast. plus, pluto up close for the very first time. the long awaited images of the dwarf planet are revealed when "eyewitness news" continues.

this is the last image of mexico's most notorious prisoner before he escaped from his cell.

joaquin el chapo guzman slipped through a 2-foot hole just out of site of the surveillance camera rahs. the drug kingpin dropped into a ventilateed tunnel equipped with electricity. and there was even a motorcycle to help him speed away. the international manhunt for guzman continues tonight. president obama addressed the topic of comedian bill cosby when questioned today at his press conference. sexual assault awareness group asking the white house to revoke cosby's presidential medal of freedom following claims by dozens of women that cosby sexually passion sauled them. >> with respect to the medal of freedom, there's no precedent for revoking a medal. we don't have that mechanism. >> president obama says cosby can keep the medal he received in 2002. the president did not specifically address the allegations against cosby. got movie news for if you night. director kevin smith posted this

picture on facebook of himself outside the granite run mall today with the caption come objection this might be the mall ya'll. the jersey born film maker scout the location for the see wet to mall rats. the buzz is, at least five of the original characters from the first movie will reprise their roles including shannon dougherty. >> pretty exciting former bill brother house guest cody cal fairy stopped by our tonight. >> hackensack new jersey native hadn't out with royal fans of the reality show. asked him what he thought of this season of big brother so far. >> 53 nessa is doing a good job much she's very very intelligent and strategic but she talks a lot when it comes down to game play i hope that doesn't end up like screwing her over in the end because if she talks too much people will catch on quick quickly how smart she is because she's so mart. >> you never know what's going to happen in that house.

catch big brother three nights a week right here on cbs3. >> nasa showing photos of pluto and its moons. the new horizons probe captured the images during historic fly by on tuesday. it took the probe nine years to get there. scientists say the photos show us the terrain on the dwarf planet. mountains as high as 11,000 feet can be seen on the surface and some images also showed details about mut tow's moons. more photos will be released later this week. technology that takes us to far away planets is also changing lives here on earth. there's a global challenge underway to find new inn know vagues to help people with dissables. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins us now to show you some of the inventions and how they're paying off for delaware county mother and son. >> that's right. most of us can't live without our phones it makes a whole lot easier technology for people with dissable social security more than just a convenience. if you can't see or talk or move, new innovations really are life changers. to night we have a story about a

different kind of conversation. >> i want people to know that i am a normal guy that just happens to communicate differently. >> paul cotler talks with a computer. >> i have a lot to say if people take the time to listen. >> hi. >> paul whose 26 and lives in newtown square with his mom and dad is autistic. >> paul is amazeing. this will make me cry. so he was diagnosed at about two years old. >> he also has some related issues with anxiety and impulse control and works closely with therapists at the talk institute and school. >> people look me do not have cognitive issues. just because we cannot communicate like typical people does not mean that we have a lower iq. >> until he learned to type when he was 14, paul was trapped with a mindful of ideas and feelings, a personality that he couldn't express. >> through typing, we were able to get to know paul for the first time really. >> but the typing is slow so

paul is hoping the at&t connect ability challenge will come up with new technologies that allows him to communicate quicker. innovations from around the world are being submitted. not just to help possible with communication disorders. the new technology could help people with a variety of disabilityies. a few examples for the blind there's an indoor navigation device. >> restroom 35 feet ahead. >> for people with movement disorders their tongue can control technology. and this. >> one tall cappucino please. >> for people with paul with trouble talking there's wearable device that speaks customized phrases when a button is pushed. >> new technologists can be a big part of helping people like me to communicate our thoughts, feelings and needs. >> paul tested some of the innovations and so did others with dissables. they will vote on the best inventions the winner gets $100,000. >> i hope to see some great new tools and spread the idea of designing with empathy.

>> paul and his family are also hoping the new technology helps spread an important message about people with dissables. >> not being able to speak does not mean that there's cognitive impairment and to think twice before you make judgments about people who have motor difficulties. >> well, the connect challenge is all about empowering people with disabilities through innovations, winners of the challenge will be announced on july 26th that is the 25th anniversary of the americans with dissables act. you know there was some really incredible technology paul and his mom are terrific. we've got all of it you can watch again cbsphilly.com. i'll also put it on facebook and twitter for you. >> a lot to say if people take the time to listen. the time is now. >> yes. >> the time is now. >> that's wonderful. >> thank you stephanie. >> great story. >> kate is here now with a look at the weather. we've had some storms but it look like sunnier days are ahead for us. >> you know what it's beautiful right now.

we'll feel it when we step out the door tonight. if anybody is outside it feels amazing out there. especially in the wake of what we've been dealing with all week. we've had plenty of storms, plenty of rain lots of humidity it felt oppressive outside at this time last night. a cool breeze now and big changes. but that cool air is only going to be around for couple of days before another heat wave kicks off. let's take you outside. skycam3 across river at the river shark stadium in campbell's field and looking live at the ben franklin bridge and it's all lit up tonight. no problems out there right now. it was a very messy morning commute with flash flood warnings all across the region but things have changed tonight and we've got great weather on the way for your thursday. in fact i think tomorrow might be a top 5-day really of the and tire year for us. especially in the wake of we've been dealing with. no problems right now. storm scan3 shows the showers that impacted our area all day long those rotating bands of showers that just wouldn't get out of here have finally gotten on out of here and now we're seeing skies clear from northwest to southeast feeling

fantastic out there for tonight. it's been a busy couple of week. the last few weeks thousands without power starting in the last weeks of june with that straight line wind event recording a 72-mile per hour gust in philadelphia. numerous flash floods over the past several weeks. including today, of course, and three confirmed tornadoes in the past two weeks berks county, new castle county, and chester county. the good news is, this weather pattern is moving out and we've got better conditions moving n can't rule out a stray leftover sprinkle around the batch edge through the first part of the overnight down the shore the rest of us are seeing those cool conditions start to push in from the north and west and it feels great. 64 in reading right now. it's 57 in mount pocono you need a light jacket up there. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 71 at the atlantic city airport. you can see the cool air pushing in from northwest to southeast. high pressure sitting overhead tomorrow will bring us a cool north wind. temperatures in the low 80s which is actually four or 5 degrees below normal for this time of year. not very often we get a mid july day like tomorrow. so i you were to you enjoy it if

you can get outside maybe have lunch outdoors or take a quick walk if you're stuck at work all day. friday mostly sunny highs in the mid yeses are for us. heading into saturday, we have our next system approaching that will generate some heat. with the heat and the increase in humidity a better chance for thunderstorms as well. they'll be spotty it won't ab wash out on your saturday but just keep an eye on the sky. summertime thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon. 0% chance of rain thursday, friday. saturday and sunday we get up to about 20 or 30%. then we heat up again from the 80s we go into the 90s and as we know three days in the 90s even though we're only four or 5 degrees above average did he notes a heat wave and that may last into much of neck week. a stray shower and clearing through the overnight hours most of us dry now. thursday mostly sunny and nice, less humid at 83 degrees. your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast take a look at the beautiful weather in store for the next two days. enjoy white you can. we head to the 90's once be we get there it will be a hard pattern to break.

we're hot and steamy saturday, sunday monday tuesday and wednesday as well. late next week more 90s. this could be the dog days of summer for real starting this weekend even more reason to get out enjoy. >> tomorrow soak it up enjoy it. be outside. >> kate thanks so much. >> on the other side pat with "eyewitness sports". >> sixers and summer league action and jordan speith getting compared to tiger woods. he's got a response. plus where does chip kelly fall a list of influential people in the nfl. we have the answer coming up in

♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> phillies continue all star break until friday. they'll welcome the marlins to town and if you're hoping the team makes a move expect the trade rumors to intensify over the next few days with jonathan papelbon and cole hamels deadline just 16 days away. it's the sixers and nets vegas summer league you got grumpy joel embiid making an appearance there. feel for that guy. down by 18 in the game. the sixers make a game late.

air pierre can fly. then off the miss vince hunter puts one down. gets the sixers to within three. but it was not enough the successful to brooklyn 75-68. the open championship begins tomorrow at historic saint andrews. 21-year-old jordan speith having won the masters and u.s. open already this year. he's been tearing up the tour leading tiger woods compare sons. speith says not so fast. >> i think the parallels that are drown between me and tiger are unfair. even that's not something that in my mind is necessary. i think that's something that people are looking for but it's not there with anybody right now because it's something i don't think that can be compared until at least midway through their career. >> for the last month, sports illustrateed has been unveiling their 100 most influential people for the 2015 season. they like them some chip, si.com

has chip kelly the third most influential person one spot ahead of four time champ bell belicheck. top two names have yet to be revealed. however it's safe to say everyone is taking notice of what chip is doing. we'll know soon if it work because training camp begins on august 2nd. did he say bryant he was ready to sit if he did not get a new deal. eagles fans ready for that too but his wishes were granted by jerry jones. five years $70 million 45 million of it guaranteed. that is some big-time money for a big-time player. >> that is. speaking of big time player the open starts tomorrow. speith the odds on favorite in absolute system. >> yes, indeed. >> can't wait. >> i used to watch that. >> it starts early. >> 4:00 a.m. i used to watch that. >> you used watch that. >> not tomorrow. >> not any more. >> i'll watch the highlights. >> good to have you aboard.

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the national anthem at the phillies game as part of a salute to salvation army. that's great. thanks for watching white news at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl nicole brewer and meteorologist katie fehlinger. for pat, kate and everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. you can find us at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. ncis new orleans is coming your way next. >> from our entire team. thanks so much for watching g night, family. sleep well. ♪

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