sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪ sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson a family company. ♪ >> right now at 11:00-a grim discovery inside a west philadelphia apartment building. tonight police are trying to figure out who killed a recent graduate of drexel university. the 27-year-old woman was found beaten in her bedroom. hello, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. neighbors are shocked by what happened in their quiet community. they tell us the vick tum was always friendly and kept to herself. natasha brown is live outside police headquarters with the latest on this investigation.

natasha? >> reporter: jessica neighbors tell us about the vick toy. they say she garaged in june. she kept to herself all the time. she was very quite. never bothered anyone which leads police with the question who want to kill her and why? >> it's just sad because she was a very quiet to herself person. >> reporter: shocked and saddened neighbors had nothing but kind words for the 27-year-old woman found dead inside her third floor apartment in the 200 block of south 50th street. keith hooks describes a quiet, pleasant unassuming young woman now the victim of an apparent homicide. >> it's hurting me just to know it's right next door and to happen to that person who didn't bother a soul. >> she was in her third floor apartment in the front bedroom laying on the bed. appears she was severely beaten and possibly strangled. she was pronounced on the scene. >> reporter: homicide detectives identified the victim as 27 year odd jasmine wright. drexel university officials confirm she was a 2015 graduate

of drexel school of public health. police now left with the mystery of who would kill the recent graduate and why. >> it was secure building. it was -- it's three apartments in the building. she lived on the top floor. it's two other tenants below her. but it's very secure facility you need a key to get in downstairs and to get into her apartment. >> reporter: nathan marlo and his wife lived in the neighbor less than year. never fearful of their safety. >> never worried. i mean i walk around late at night all the time. just with working late and coming home late i never worried at all. >> i'm really upset about this. i have my grandchildren, you know, and the neighborhood is pretty good. you know, we sit out and, you know, the kids run and they play here. so, yeah this is really surprising. >> startle thed long-time neighbors are used to seeing students blending into the neighbor. no one want to go ever get used to seeing this kind of tragedy so close to home. >> she was very nice girl. she would just come and go and it's sad. it's sad. too close to home. >> reporter: well homicide

detectives are vigorously follow following leads and interviewing witnesses at this hour. they're asking anyone with information about this case to please contact them right away. we're live at police headquarters tonight, natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. also tonight fbi investigate wagon motivate add young gunman to go on rampage and kill four marines in chatanooga, tennessee tennessee. right now we're learning new details about the gunman who targeted a recruiting center and a reserve center in that area. witnesses say a lone gunman in a silver mustang convertible drove up to this chatanooga armed forces office and openedire. the shoe reappeared minutes later at a training facility 7 miles away where he rammed his car through a gate and killed four marines and injured two others the gunman identified as 24-year-old muhammed youseff abdulazeez died in a shootout with police. >> they arrived on the scene extremely quickly and they actively and enthusiastic klee

engaged this brazen criminal. >> authorities swarmed his home within hours. fbi says he's a naturalized u.s. citizen born in kuwait but lived with his family here in the area. they do not though why he targeted the military in his assault. >> look at his friends family, his associates. anybody who is associated with him to determine the cause or the reason why he conduct this attack. people visiting a make shift memorial tried to make sense of the tragedy. >> the message is simple. why would you hurt your own protectors? >> officials say abdulazeez was not on any us terror list and the fbi was not aware of any terrorists leanings. the department of defense has increased security at certain federal facilities in abundance of caution as the investigation moves forward. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the chatanooga shooting rampage as new details emerge we'll bring them to you on television and

online at cbsphilly.com. well tonight a jury found the colorado movie theater massacre gunman guilty of murder. james holmes stood silently as the judge read the guilty verdicts on all 165 counts. 12 people were killed and 70 others were injured at a movie theater in aurora, colorado just outside of denver. monday mark the third anniversary of the attack. the jury deliberated for 13 hours over two days before rejecting the 27 year old's mental illness defense. holmes faces the death penalty when the sentenceing phase begins next wednesday. detectives are investigating tonight after police exchanged gunfire with the suspect wanted in grocery store robbery. the story is unfolding on the 6400 block of market street in millbourne. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live there with details on what happened. diana? >> reporter: jessica that robbery suspect is in critical condition tonight after police say he walk into that grocery store announce add robbery and pulled a gun on the clerk.

police say around 7:00 o'clock tonight at the corner of 64th and mark streets in millbourne the suspect walked into this corner grocery store and showed a gun and announceing a robbery. he emptied the cash register and left. that's when the owner called police. police say moments later suspect was walking towards the 63rd street station police stopped him and he pulled a gun. two millbourne police officers fired on the suspect and he shot back. evidence markers show where the bullet casings fell. police say the suspect fled toward the 63rd street station throwing a gun in the woods. police apprehended him on the corner. he had a gunshot wound to the chest and abdomen area. money and clothing are still on the ground. police took the man to penn presbyterian hospital. county police are now taking over the investigation. and we did speak with several witnesses tonight who did not want to be identified. they said they did see the suspect firing as he was running away from police earlier this evening. those two officers were not injured.

we're live in millbourne, diane if a rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana thank you. the fbi confirms five recent bank robberies in northeast philadelphia may all be connected. the latest hold up happened today in somerton just before 1:00 p.m. at the citizens bank park on the 1100 block of roosevelt boulevard. police say the robber was a woman dressed in full female muslim clothing. and fbi spokesman tells "eyewitness news" they do believe this incident is connected to a recent string of similar robberies in the northeast. each time the bank robber worn muslim clothing. >> this concerns us obviously anybody in such a short period of time just since the beginning of june this many robberies although a weapon has not been displayed, she threatens violence. >> the fbi says two of the banks were inside supermarkets. the other three were stand alone branches. philadelphia district attorney seth williams hit the streets tonight for one of his summer community walks. williams and community leaders walked in west philadelphia near 60th and mark and da says this is a chance for him to hear

directly from residents and to educate people about the legal and social services of the philly da's office. >> friends came together tonight to help with fun riser for popular center city chef. chef he lie kulp was on amtrak train 188 that jumped the tracks in port richmond in may. he hasn't been in the kitchen since due to severe spinal cord injuries from that crash. tonight his piers and business partner and people who just wanted to help out gathered in old city to help raise money for his treatment and recovery. >> it is up lifting to know that um, there are people behind you especially i'm sure he'll lie feels you know, this is an mazing event and, you know, we all wish you could be here with us. >> organizers hope to raise $150,000 to help chef kulp. well tonight a new warning from the faa about laser danger in the skies after pilots report having lasers pointed at them while flying over new jersey. this is this is what the glare looks like from an fbi training

video. it's an issue "eyewitness news" has been following now for some time. 11 commercial flights told the faa a laser pointer beamed into their cockpits last night. coast guard helicopter also reported a laser comeing from ocean city. >> it's really, really dangerous dangerous. it puts the mission and the air crew both in jeopardy. >> i think it's wrong. i think it could really hurt a lot of people. so i think it's totally wrong to do something like that. >> fortunately no one was hurt in any of the incidents. her story has captured an captivated the world. new tonight the teenager who survived the plane crash in the mountains of washington state is speaking out. what she says happened right before the plane went down. also ahead tonight you have digital amnesia from your smart phone? many people do according to new research. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this new kind of brain drain. kate? >> what a beautiful day it was today. another one on the way tomorrow. but then we're talking about a

heat wave. the dog days of summer are come coming back starting this weekend. we are tracking another chance for showers and storms as well. i'll have the full seven day "eyewitness weather" forecast coming up. >> also, one of the best zoos in the world is right here in the delaware valley but it's probably not where you think it is. that story and much more when "eyewitness news" continues. ♪

back now on "eyewitness news" philadelphia police are looking for this man who they say broke into the betsy ross house courtyard. surveillance video shows him climbing over the gate and off camera police say he breaks into a vendor's freezer and takes several boxes of food items. he then climbs back over the gate and takes off. tonight the teenaged girl who walked away from plain crash in washington state is speaking about that traumatic ordeal. 16-year-old autumn was the only

survivor. she was flying with her step grandparents when they hit bad weather saturday. the plane crashed into the mountainside and burst into flames. she talked about the final moment she saw her step grandparents alive. >> we saw nothing. we couldn't see a thing and grandpa he was -- he was kind of panicking. we couldn't get the gps to work and, um, then he said that he was just going to try to fly up. he started to go up and we just -- i just -- we didn't see anything until we saw trees. >> she found help two days after that crash amazeingly. she suffered only minor burns and bruises. on the cbs3 health watch tonight, digital amnesia. it's when you forget numbers and other important information because they live in your smart phone or other devices. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this new kind of brain drain that so many of us are suffering from. >> reporter: they're called smart phones for a reason.

they remember everything. like frequently called phone numbers, no need to memorize them any more. phone home, it's right there in favorites. along with mom. new study of a thousand americans found most people cannot recite basic phone numbers any more. instead, they're trusting trusting that their handy cell phone will keep the needed information on file for them. >> i know a lot of people that don't know their own phone number. >> i got one better for you. a lot of people forget -- we forget our home phone number. >> forget about finding the number in favorites. it's usually not displayed. just the name you're calling. 65% of people couldn't recall their child's phone number which is often filed in favorites. >> there's some pretty good evidence that the brain has built in forgetting mechanism mechanismingsmechanismingses so material you don't require is push farther back. >> reporter: neurologist jerome free man says, digital amnesia isn't exactly bad for your brain. >> that's how the brain

operates. as if there is a mack mum. report roar he says by not having to remember so many numbers, you can free your brain for more memories. >> if you focus on something and say i really want to remember this, this is important to me, most people can remember it. >> reporter: experts say phones and computers are usually more trustworthy than our brains. they always remember and don't get confused. just make sure all of that vital info is backed up or written down somewhere. >> hello? report roar there was another interesting finding in the research. 67% of people surveyed could remember the number they had between the ages of 10 to 15. suggesting that maybe our memories were a little bit better before cell phones were so pervasive. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". how about that? i remember my number in west philadelphia. that's when we had ti sick. a lot of people remember that. >> bang. >> not any more.

>> no. >> one of philadelphia's favorite pop up parks is back. >> park on the parkway officially opened to the public today and new season means a new theme at eakins oval in front of the art museum much this year's theme is summer kaleidoscope. some of the features include a pop up beer garden gore if any food trucks and a disc golf course. >> big honey for cape may county park and zoo. trip adviser.com ranked it the 13th best zoo in the world. the fifth best zoo in the country park and zoo in cape may is free to the public and has been a popular destination for families for near the 40 years now. donations keep those doors open. number one zoo was the san diego zoo. >> you spend a lot of that time at that zoo. >> fond memories from that zoo. one day down the shore it's a little cloudy. maybe a little cooler and you take the kids to the cape may county park zoo. >> nice. >> look forward to going against this year. then you have your days down the

shore where you want to lay on the beach all day long. >> kickback. >> tomorrow will be one of those day. if you like today, you'll like tomorrow. as long as you don't mind a couple of degrees warmer that's what we've got for you but nothing but sunshine and still pretty comfortable as far as the humidity is concerned. speaking of the shore let's take you down there right now and see how things are looking very busy still at 11:17 at night on the ocean city boardwalk people just don't want this day to end. they got so many tweets and facebook messages from people saying, it was a perfect day for a bike ride or perfect day for walk. perfect day to be at the beach. perfect day for anything except maybe being stuck indoors at work but hopefully you got a chance to get outside and enjoy this beautiful day at some point. ocean city looking great. storm scan3 looking great as well. minimal time on the radar picture tonight. because really no to go show you right now. we've got this system moving away. we've got again clear skies across the northeast but a system moving through the great lakes actually a very devastating tornado earlier tonight just south of of the chicago area over portions of illinois. this now moving a little bit

further east these showers and storms could approach our area as we get into saturday but until then, we're sitting pretty pretty. saturday we will be watching for a couple of pop up showers and storms but it doesn't look like a wash out. 63 right now in millville. that is cool for this time of the year. 67 in dover. it's 70 in newark, delaware. at the airport 70 as well but look at chalfont 63 degrees. woodstown 64. 66 in voorhees. kind of weather you may want a light sweater or jacket if you're stepping out tonight. 61 in quakertown and 57 right now in mount pocono. so what do we have to look forward to? high pressure moves away tomorrow is a warm day but we see mostly sunny conditions. then this system approaches. could bring some showers to the area maybe even a straight shower in the morning. then we get some sun. but another chance for few pop up showers in the afternoon again not a wash out. just mainly those typical summertime showers and storms and sunday pretty much the same story. hot and humid with a shower or thunderstorm. so we heat up again. tomorrow we're in the mid 80s pretty seasonal and then the heat wave begins. right around 90 on saturday.

even if we stay at 89, though, we've got three more days in the 90s so a heat wave no matter which way you slice it hottest looks like sunday that's also when the humidity will peak as well. here's our spike in humidity over the neck few days. tomorrow still in the pleasant range but very quickly even through the day tomorrow, humidity will rise. and we head right toward oppressive by sunday and monday. through the overnight hours tonight, though, 64 degrees in the city. that is fantastic for mid july very comfortable. and for tomorrow, mostly sunny pleasant 85 degrees for your friday. take look down the shore if you are heading down the shore we've got a nice friday for you to sit on the sand make sure you slatter on the sunscreen that sun is hot and will burn you quickly outside. saturday warmer with afternoon thunderstorm at 83. and sunday warm and humid down the shore but not as hot as in the city. 85 down the shore. 94 on sunday though in philadelphia. when you factor in the humidity it will feel close to 100 degrees. so if you don't head down the shore, you may what happened to blow up the cool in the backyard or call one of your friends that

has a pool and try to get a play date on the calendar there on sunday. monday still hot. tuesday as well and things get better wednesday and thursday. be sure to wake up with "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning. katie fehlinger track tomorrow's weather our team starts at 4:30 right back here on cbs3. >> find some water on sunday what you're saying. >> yes. find some water. some way to cool off. just bask in it. >> all right kate thanks. >> the phillies second half start you guys are ready. >> they are heading towards the wrong kind of record setting season. and penn state making a new change back to something old i swear it makes sense and i'll explain coming up next in sports.

>> all right phillies fans get ready. >> better second half. >> get ready for something. >> something. >> anything. >> second half will begin tomorrow for the philadelphia phillies. and they'll do their best to avoid making history. the bad kind of history.

back in 1941, phillies lost 111 games that's the most in franchise history. current phillies needing to 23-48 to avoid that record. can they do it. >> got to do it come op. >> they've got to do it flyers resigned dell sad dough to two-year deal worth 3.8 million per season. 25-year-old turned into solid season as being signed as a replace many for tim mow kim know men. put up 34 points in 64 games. first round of the open championship at saint andrews is complete. tiger woods looking like the tiger woods we've been accustomed to now. splash landing on the first four. way way back plus four. speith nails this birdie putt on 18. he opened with a five under, 67 he is two off the pace and here's your leader dustin johnson at seven under par. he sinks that eagle at number five and after the round speith talked about playing the round with johnson. >> we just got off to a normal

round of golf like always and we were able to feed off each other and enjoy the day. >> do you think you can beat him? >> yeah, i think i can. if i didn't i would go ahead and walk off and take a flight back home tomorrow. >> that's a weird question. the sixers will play their final summer league game in las vegas tomorrow. they don't have a win in vegas. you call that cold tables. recently dr. jay stated that the sixers are on a seven-year rebuilding plan. he would know because he's a doctor. >> forbes announce the world's most valuable sports franchise two local teams making the 50. rielle madrid, dallas cowboys and yankees. their worth $1.75 billion are the eagles. jeffrey lurie making a shrewd paying 185 million for the team back in '94. the phillies are 42nd on the forbes list. worth 1.25 billion. 28% increase from a year ago. and penn state is going back to no name on the back.

next year they'll take the last names off the jersey former head coach bill o'brien added them three seasonsing a and they're slogan this year i kind of like it black shoes basic blues no names, all game. >> what do you think. >> throw back already. strong. >> throw back. >> no name on the jersey for 125 years. >> really? 125 wow. >> wow! >> coach, let's get it done. >> thank you buddy. >> you got it. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" phillies style take the spotlight. >> hundreds were dressed to impress during a night of fashion, food an lot of fun. we'll take you there on the other side. be right back.

♪ tonight beautiful weather was the perfect back drop to take in classic movie with little dog too outside.

>> wizard of oz fans gathered on the great plaza it's a pennsylvania land for screening under the stars movie showing. old and young fans enjoying a perfect night on the river watching dorothy, toto and the whole gang. they made their way to oz. cbs3 is media partner for summer events at penn's landing. ♪ >> classic hot summer night to get frozen at the man music center. tone night award winner i deena menzel performed for a pack house at the fairmount park pavilion she entertained with selections that ranged from broadway favorites to her own personal song catalog. also taking the stage tonight over at the dell music center classic '70's sole group such as rolls royce heat wave and the shy lights. they were part of the dell music center soul jam good music around fairmount park to night. >> indeed. "eyewitness news" at the kimmel center for philadelphia style magazine's 11th best of style party. this year's theme was style in

wonderland. more than 1500 guests enjoyed the food, the music the fun. every summer in the july august issue philadelphia style magazine reveals their best of style guide. >> that was a wild party. >> it was fun. >> it was fun. thanks for watching. "eyewitness 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. up next ncis new orleans. >> from our entire team. thank you so much for watching and joining us. good night family. sleep well. ♪

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