a chattanuga tennessee honors four fallen marines investigators are hoping to find out why a man with the typical suburban life, would go on a shooting rampage that killed them. good afternoon everyone i'm pat ciarrocchi. i'm erika von tiehl. at this hour investigators are sifting through the 24 year-old gunman's computer and other belongings. >> as hanna daniels report they are trying to learn whether the suspect who was killed by police, was inspired by an islamic military group.

>> reporter: red, white and blue memorial is growing outside a chattanuga tennessee recruitment center, one of two crime scenes from thursday's shootings at two military sites, four had marines were killed, three others were hurt. authorities say that the the man responsible for the attack was 24 year-old mohammad youssef abdulazeez, after firing about 25 shots in the recruitment center. they say he drove to a navy marine training center where he fired the fatal shots. abdulazeez died in the shoot-out with police. >> we are tracking every possible place that he could reside or could have have resided. visited. where he has shopped where he went to school. >> reporter: abdulazeez was a naturalized u.s. citizen born in kuwait. federal authorities say he had no obvious ties to terrorism. investigators are now going through abdulazeez personal computer and sitting social media sites for clues to a motive. >> it hits so close to home. >> reporter: shanon burns

lived in georgia, 40 minutes away. she brought her son cameron to chattanuga to pay their respects. >> it is great how the the community comes together and i just keep praying for them, it is so sad. >> reporter: the fbi is expected to provide an update on the investigation this afternoon. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, the pentagon is being more vigilant at military installations. this is as u.s. naval support center in philadelphia on the 700 block of robbins avenue in lawncrest. philadelphia police have added patrols to military sites throughout the city. stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up to date on the chattanuga shooting rampage. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. when you have two spectacular weather days in the row in the middle of july, all you can say is thank you. meteorologist katie fehlinger is live on the cbs-3 sky deck is live for us, thanks katie. >> i will gladly take credit for it, you're very welcome. we are looking ahead to significant changes pat. my advice and i have been

stressing this for a day and a half at this point enjoy it while you've got it. you don't typically have low humidity, plus sunshine, plus comfortable warmth all in the middle of july. it usually doesn't happen. gorgeous weather right now. i can attest to that being outside on the sky deck. looking at storm scan three not much happening here. we have high pressure on our side. a few more puffy cloud then what we saw yesterday. temperatures as they stand right now, for mid-july, high noon hour, this is not bad upper 70's. 80 degrees at philly international. as we look to the rest of the day we will tack on say another 4 degrees for that day time high in philadelphia. really nice weather for you out here on this friday. beautiful excuse to hit the pool beaches but as we look to the weekend not only is it turning steamy but we're headed for a heat wave. we will tell you how long this will last as the show progresses. for now back to you guys. >> katie, thank you. police in delaware count a rested a man twice in the week for allegedly trying to lure young girls. >> this six five-year old isaac duka leaving district

court this morning after his arraignment. darby boro police arrested him last night. he is accused of trying to get a ten year-old girl into his van. the child got away and told her mother who then called police. authorities are saying that they have arrested the man in the same neighborhood last week when's ledgely tried to lure a 13 year-old girl. >> ask my supervisors and my men last night why was he on the street. we cannot tell you yes was on the street, because the the judge that let him out. >> reporter: for the new charges the district judge has set a bail at $250,000. and, check out these surveillance pictures here. fbi and philadelphia police are searching for a man who robbed a td bank on third and market streets this morning. the authorities say that the man handed a teller a threatening note and then got away on foot with that cash. same suspect is wanted for another robbery in a td bank on south 11th street last night. police say the suspect is

considered armed and very dangerous. two at the plant i can county men face charges a after a brawl in the softball tournament in maryland is caught on camera. "eyewitness news" reporter j a an carabao shows us the cell phone video that got them into trouble. >> unaudible. >> reporter: two south jersey men are about to find themselves locked in a knock down, drag out fist fight, this was the scene that unfolded wednesday night just outside the opening ceremony for youth softball tournament in salisbury maryland. it was captured by an eyewitness and posted to social media. this video has gone viral garnering close to 150,000 views. >> i just saw two caucasian males going at it so i went over and recorded it. i didn't think it would go far. >> reporter: brawl ended in blood, one man badly beaten and both in cuffs. the sheriff's office has identified the men as michael barbella of ventnor and

michael john duffy of new jersey. barbella sent messages challenging duffy to a fight. argument they say stemmed from a previous dispute. and investigators say barbella traveled to maryland to confront duffy and other parent from the softball team when this fight broke out. karen washington was there to capture it but he had no intention of stepping in. >> it is none of my business, it is not my beef. i just went to see the fight. >> reporter: police say that can be a problem eyewitnesses they say should always call for help first. >> something need to be taken in consideration is somebody getting hurt? could i call for help? could i get authorities here quickly? could i get medical personnel here quickly. these kind of things also need to be taken into consideration. >> reporter: the brutal fight we actually stopped this video before you you could see the blood. both of these men parents were arrested and face charges of assault and disorderly conduct. investigators have not said exactly why this fight started

but it is clearly hurt in the video that they were arguing about why one of their daughter isn't still on the team. report aring from the sat center jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". woman is recovering after being struck by a stray bullet in north philadelphia the victim was driving at 17th and susquehanna last night when she was hit in the back. to two other women were not hurt. investigators are saying they believe the woman were caught in the cross fire after a drug-related altercation. police are searching for the shooter. detectives were also investigating the suspicious death of the recent drexel university graduate. authorities are saying that 27 year-old jasmine wright was found dead inside of her apartment on south 50th street in west philadelphia last night, autopsy results are pending, but police are saying that it appears that she was beaten and possibly strangled. if you happen to know anything about this case, police are asking you to call them. well, she survived a plane crash, coming up, we will hear

from a young girl who spent two days, searching for help. >> it was so-called, i was positive would i die of hypotheria. >> she talks about the crash and trying in vein to save her grandparents. her emotional story when we come

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doctors treating former president george hw bush, say that he will not need surgery for a broken bone in his neck. he is still in the hospital after a fall on wednesday in his summer home in maine.

doctors plan to let the injury heel on its own but mr. bush, now 91, will need to wear a neck brace for up to four months. a teenager who survived a plane crash that killed her grandparent is now telling us her story. >> the 16 year-old autumn beach was flying with her step grandparents when they hit bad weather on saturday. the plane crashed in the mountain side of washington state and then burst into flames. beach talk about the moments right before the crash. >> we saw nothing we could not see a thing and grand pop, he was he was kind of panicking, we could not get the the gps to work, and 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. >> beach said her grandparent were alive and screaming right after the crash. she tried desperately to help to save them but there was just too much fire. over two days she walked down

a steep mountain side and found a road where two hikers finally got her to safety but what a brave courageous young woman to make it through and to safety. >> yes absolutely. still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon how to ask for a raise. she's taking over saturday late night tv, meet bianca della garza she's here in our studio and wow she's so much fun, katie. looking forward to it, pat. we will continue to see beautiful weather again today however, we're calling for a heat wave here, folks, we will tell you how hot and for how long, plus it has got some thunderstorms to go witt. full details on tha [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains.

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wells fargo center will be rocking tonight with 14,000 faithful for joel ostein a night of hope. >> ostein is leading nation protestant minister who reaches an audience of 7 million people each week. >> wow. >> i sat down with the pastor ostein and asked him about his impressions of the world's catholic leader, pope francis.

>> i love the pope. i have had an opportunity to deal with him one time. i love the fact that he is making the church bigger, in terms of not trying to push people out but trying to bring people in. i think that is our job toys love everybody whether we agree or we don't agree but he is spreading a great message of hope and love. >> our conversation continues tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:30 where we talk about the business of religion, same sex marriage and why hope is critical in these troubling times. he was really a delay very charismatic man. >> he touches so many lives 7 million locally but hundred million globally. >> amazing. >> sunshine, great day outside. >> so nice outside. i advise you to head out to the sky deck and just breathe it in. >> so pleasant. >> for mid-july, it just feels just so good outside. you don't get that this often or all that often during the month of july. we are used to the heat humidity, dog days, so today is a breath of fresh air for the delaware valley.

enjoy it while you've got it because it will change. let's show you why. storm scan three at the moment quiet, locally but we are seeing a new disturbance here off to the west. i don't think you have to worry about that at all today but we did see heavier then are storms rumble through portions of the midwest in the last 24 hours especially illinois and still heavier then are storms across north and central ohio. this should rotate to the north but drag a warm front first through our area. what that whim do is bring in more potential for wet weather. we still have a nice break here. last couple of weeks we had thousands of you that lost power from strong storms. 72 miles an hour at philly international. numerous flash flooding issues and three confirmed tornado. been a busy couple weeks. so this has been a nice breath of fresh air. lets go out to the tropics. not too much going on. we have an era use let's call it a tropical wave, not even an organized area have low pressure just yet. this is moving to the west,

but, even though, some of the modeling wants to bring this off to the north a little bit i still think it will be running into too many obstacles, dry air wind sheer, and it should not have a chance to develop. it was worth a mention since we have one spot we are keeping an eye out in the open waters of the atlantic. margate is a great place. not only a perfect beach place but celebrating lucy the elephant's birthday today which you have to love, right. this will be a great excuse to head down to the shore. obviously friday people will be heading eastbound here and if you are one of them the shore forecast this weekend not bad at all. we are watching for shower, thunderstorm on saturday especially late in the day but don't cancel your outdoor plans. sunday looks good right now. phillies are back in town here tonight after that all-star break. 80 degrees for first pitch with some sunshine. eventually that sun will go down and we will drop off a couple of degrees. looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day check it out here we go, start it off at 90 tomorrow. we will keep the scene into tuesday, and that will officially make it the latest

heat wave and we can expect to see a couple of showers with thunderstorms, especially on monday, and as we have our latest cold front crossing through. like a cool us off all that much but it is summer. >> exactly. >> well, folks we want to show you more budding weathercasters who auditioned for us at the crayola experience recently. lets take a look. >> i want to be a cbs-3 kid caster because i like public speaking. here's today's weather. today's weather is rain which a slight chance of rain. so i would recommend you go out with an umbrella and a win breaker. >> today's forecast is mixed cloud and sun with scattered thunderstorms. today's temperature is, 89 degrees. thanks for watching cbs. now back to you. >> i want to be a cbs-3 kid caster because i think it is a great opportunity to be on live tv. new for today's weather 82 degrees, cloud which high humidity and 55 percent chance of rain.

good thing we're in the crayola factory. >> thanks for watching cbs-3. now back to you. >> now that is what is so great. >> the poise of all of these children has been extraordinary. >> yes, it has. >> so great good i love the win k at the end well done. >> thank you katie. >> sure. right now time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has advice on how to make the approach if you are ready to ask for a raise. >> this could be a good time to ask for that long awaited bump in pay. job openings are increase to go 15 year highs in the philadelphia area but in the post recession era employees don't earn a raise simply by tenure. they must show that they add value and make a difference to the company career experts advice taking three steps before talking to your boss. first gather information about company and industry salaries, at site like pay scale and glass door, which will provide you with a reasonable target

salary in mine. rank your unique contributions to the corks money savings ideas you implemented positive reviews and customer testimony ams. >> next rehearse what you will say. practice your pitch out loud to someone else. listen for weak necessaryes in your argument and plan your responses. finally schedule your conversation at an appropriate time. don't wait for the annual review. avoid comparing yourself to a collogue or threatening to go somewhere else. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

um, are we living in california. >> i'm living here. >> i feel healthy just being in your energy. >> well, a fun segments to celebrity interviews, talented and more late night comedy is getting a new more feminine spin on cbs-3. joining us is the new lady ovulate night tv bianca della garza. >> she's here to tell butts show appropriately named bianca. >> great to be here pat and erika. difficult not wear sweat band. i wanted to look nice and appropriate for you. >> we're disappointed. >> i'm thrilled to be in philly actually. >> tell us about the show. we are eager about this. it is different than late night talk. >> i created this show with a female perspective in mind.

i felt i was turning 40. i spent 17 years doing news and you ever look the at late night landscape and there was not one female voice. no one to talk about our issues that we like. i wanted to make this show hit home, things like dating, things like sex things like starting your own business, starting your own company. i felt there was a time and place for woman's voice that was not being heard. we do it all a don't we, ladies. >> we do. >> speaking of doing it all were you in local tv news for 17 years in, new opening land, number one morning show and now a great new transition. how has it been. >> it has been wonderful. the journey is message i want my viewers to listen to, to get inspired from, so many women, you know, have this chapter or fairy tail maybe it doesn't go the way we want. i want women to reboot, reclaim, reassess their life and take what they want and take what they should have and what they are owed. so i really did take a big gamble and say i will not do the news anymore but i still

wanted to connect with people. this is a vehicle for connection. it is saturday night 11:30. i don't know about you but i don't usually have a date. i'll be your date. we will talk about fun things. things get really loose there many male guests have taken off their shirts, i'm just saying. >> would i imagine it can get irreverent at times. it can you cannot take yourself too seriously. i dealt in tragedy and sadness for so many years. we know the world is a scary place. sometimes we just need a little bit of stepping back and say let's enjoy this moment. let's have fun. let's let loose. it is friday. i'm feeling crazy. i will go up in your sky deck. you may not get rid of me, order in some cheese steaks for the whole news crew. >> okay, the news crew would really love that. >> yes. >> we love being in philadelphia. we really do. it is just, great time for us to sort of connect with people and i think late night is definitely taking notice of what woman to have say.

>> you have interviewed so many celebrities and stars, is there anyone on your list that you would love to get. >> i hate to say it because then they are watching and then they feel bad. >> guilt them into it. >> i have been saying for a long time i think i would love to have madonna on, i'm a child of the 80's. when i interviewed her at the super bowl and i asked her would she go on a date with eli manning or tom brady and she said eli. it is like to do follow up with madonna. she's on the list. >> there we go. >> we are eager to see you do your thing in late night. >> thanks, bianca. >> you can see bianca on her show bianca every saturday night right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm pat ciarrocchi. i'm erika job tiehl. for katie bianca and everybody behind the scenes. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 on this saturday late night it is all about having some fun with me, i will be your date here on cbs-3. >> the the young and restless is up

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

>> abby: i nailed the trucking negotiations, and still no one at work will take me seriously. >> stitch: it sounds like gabe does, and chelsea. >> abby: well, they're the only ones. i have to prove to everyone else that i can do this job. that's why tonight's so important -- finalizing a deal with the warehouse workers. billy's been trying to close a deal for weeks and has gotten nowhere. now it's my turn. >> stitch: well, it looks like you're up. >> abby: yes. that's got to be them. >> stitch: i can sit in if you want. >> abby: that's very sweet, but you're on call at the hospital tonight. it's your first night back. i can handle this. no, what am i talking about? "handle this"? this is my moment to shine. >> phyllis: gabe hid jack's gun in chelsea's apartment? >> nikki: if he wanted to take over the company, he had to be