we have a developing story for this noon, a philadelphia police officer comes under fire while serving a warrant on a murder suspect. a bulletproof vest saved his life. >> good afternoon i am a philadelphia police offers kerr thank his bulletproof vest this afternoon after frightening exchange of gunfire in northeast philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at area torresdale hospital where the officer was returned earlier this morning jan

good afternoon. >> reporter: erika, pat, good afternoon to you both more information on that offers nervous a minute. this just into our news room, philadelphia police have now confirmed the suspect's name who was shot and killed by philadelphia police earlier on today. take a look at this picture his mugshot he was well known to police. this is devon gusher, wanted for murdering a pregnant woman last fall. police say she was an innocent bystander, hit by one of his stray bullet, now he's dead, and officer he got into a gun fight with this morning is recovering. >> philadelphia brothers in blue, rush to the area torresdale hospital, shot while serving arrest warrant to murder suspect fortunately, the officer wearing special body armor meant to protect caring out most dangerous jobs. >> fortunately he did. had it been patrol officer we would be having different discussion, it was low enough where this particular vest has extra flap.

>> shooting unfolded here in northeast philadelphia, just after 6:00 wednesday morning on the 800 block of riverside drive. when swat and homicide went inside a second floor apartment, police say the suspect grabbed an object and ran,. >> the office ever was behind him he spun around striking the officer. >> and the officer fired back killing the suspect. >> had extensive history wanted dollars for murder, in fact murder after woman last fall who was pregnant. >> charles ramsey, many of philadelphia's top brass visited the injured officer in the hospital. they say the 17 year veteran suffered a nasty bruce on his stomach, but not the first time he found himself in mother al danger. >> he has been in swat for some time, the second time he has been shot in the line of cute. >> i now, police have not yet identified that officer who was injured this morning. only again saying he's a 17 year veteran of the force and a married father of two children. he was actually release from the torresdale hospital earlier this morning.

and as far as that suspect goes again, we have now connected police have released his identity and connected him to a murder last fall, accusing him of killing and a innocent bystander, a pregnant woman, eight months pregnant, shot by a stray bullet. we will will continue to follow this story for now live outside torresdale hospital. jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the family of the officer so grateful this noon, jan thank you very much. we will continue to follow this developing story for you including more on the suspect beginning today on "eyewitness news" beginning at 5:00. you know, not every day that atm machine explodes, today philadelphia police and federal investigators want to know who did it. well officers responded to the corner at sixth and west luzerne hunting park just before 9:30 last night. when they got there the atm was on the sidewalk, that cash though was still inside. investigators believe someone set some type of explosive device, now the bomb squad is trying to determine who may have put it there. >> a multi vehicle traffic

accident snarled traffic this morning on i-295. chopper three over the scene in barrington, new jersey, new jersey state police say that that crash involved several vehicles, in the southbound lanes, shortly after 9:00 a.m. two people were transported for minor injuries. the highway is back open at this hour. a multi alarm fire continues to burn through large warehouse in north brunswick, new jersey. this fire broke out around 2:30 this morning, in the rear of that building, which houses several businesses. authorities say that materials from auto repair shop and plastics with the blaze. two nearby apartment buildings were evacuated as a precaution, one firefighter suffered a hand injury. >> what the warehouse looks like now look at the smoke coming out. fire officials say they plan just to let this fire burn out on it own. and that could last through the evening. well, today is a welcome break from the heat and humidity. we couldn't keep meteorologist, katie fehlinger in the weather center, she begged us, she had to go out to the cbs-3 skydeck right

katy? >> absolutely. these are the kind of days pat, skydeck duty is never a problem. so comfortable outside. and when you step outside you'll feel that difference, by comparison to the last couple of days it has been so steamy, that now it just feels like breath of fresh air. very literally and figure tiffly now we did just come off heatwave. we go ahead and kick things off, quick look at the graphics looking back in time here yes normal high is 87 degrees. granted it is the time of year we see the hottest air in place. we did exceed 90 degrees for three straight days. making it officially heatwave. it was so, so steamy the last few days, that it felt even hotter than that. you remember. how could you forget? now storm storm scan3 clear as a bell, high pressure here, another stay for awhile. that's even better news. practically perfect. in fact, i call it straight upper fiction. sunny, the lightest little breeze, with low humidity, and the summertime warmth. as we look ahead to the next couple of hours, if you get the opportunity make some outdoor plans.

hey, you still got about 55 minutes until first pitch here out at citizens winning park, that business person's special. we'll have phillies forecast coming up later in the show, again, the idea how long this stretch of nice weather is set to last. we send it back into you guys. >> katie, thanks very much. well, for visitors, far and wide to the world meeting of families, and the papal visit, everything you need to know about philadelphia will be as easy as tapping an app on your phone. organizers launch the go philadelphia mobile app today. offering visitors a one-stop shop to keep up with all of the festivities. and if you are looking for something to do around the city, and you want to check out the sites that mobile app will also connect users to that information. philadelphia is one way that pilgrims, and guesses will be able to discover everything they can do in philadelphia and the country side and why we're a great destination. >> also announcing four day film festival will coincide

with the papal visit. >> says transit passes for pope francis' visit won't be back on sale until neck week, comes two days after high demand caused septa's website to crash almost immediately after those passes went on sale. , taj it agency says it will give 24 hours notice before the sales start again. to streamline the process and handle the heavy volume, just may bring in thirds party vendor like stub hub. have to wait little longer to find out if you can buy beer at one local wawa store. vote by the board of supervisors, concord township, suspend today happen last night, was supposed to happen last night. how much, now pushed back to august 4th. if the convenience store gets both local and state permission wawa can start selling beer at any location on the naman's creek road. acme whole foods wegmans already have approval to sell beer in our area. >> very special day over in great britain. birthday wishes all around for

the cutest prince in the planet? today is prince george's second birthday. royal family released this photo of the little guy, in the arms of his father, prince william. actually taken earlier month after the chris inning of his baby sister charlotte. planned perfect lie bust his mum, princess kate, was private. lot of cake, i'm sure, all over his face. >> as it should be. prince or not. >> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this noon, new dash cam video showing the traffic stop and the arrest of sandra blands, the woman who died in a jail cell. see why a new investigation has been launched into this video. >> also, computer experts hack into leading automakers vehicle. taking control of the radio air-conditioning and even the engine.

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>> newly-released dash cam video, is raising questions about her arrest. but, there are also new questions about the video itself. don champion has the latest from help son, texas. >> the video shows routine traffic stop quickly turned ugly. >> you seem very irritated. >> i really am. >> texas trooper pulled his stun gun on 28 year old sandra bland, after she refused to put out her cigarette and get out of the car. he threat toned use the weapon on her. >> get out of the car. >> get out now.

>> wow. >> the trooper handcuffed bland, and she is heard off camera. >> you are about to break my wrist. can you stop? you are about to break my wrist. stop. >> in a affidavit claims bland began swinging her elbows at me and then kick my right leg and shin. twenty-five minutes into the video, images jump several times. a tow truck operator walks off camera, and seconds later he reappears two more times. state officials say the video was not edited, but there may have been some problems when it was up loaded. bland was found dead in her cell three days after she was arrested authorities say she hanged herself with a plastic garbage bag. >> it is a little bit of depression as well as ptsd. >> in march bland admitted on line battling depression, but her family does not think she killed herself. at a memorial bland's mother believes her daughter was murdered. the fbi is investigating. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

penalty phase begins today, in the shooter of james holmes. holmes convicted last week of killing 12 p people, wounding 70 others. jury rejected holmes claim that he was legally insane during the mass shooting in 2012. now that to decide whether he gets the death penalty or life in prison. >> new video showing two computer experts hacking into a vehicle at a leading auto maker. they took control of the radio, the air-conditioning, and even the engine. >> this is pretty scary stuff. >> the engine? chris van cleve now from the nation's capitol how member of congress are now pushing for cyber security protections to be applied to all cars. >> this video grabbed the attention of the automotive world and congress, cyber security experts charlie miller and chris show, they can remotely hack this jeep driven by a reporter from wired, who produced this video and posted it on their website tuesday. >> able to access the jeep

cherokee over its 3g connection. >> the pair who work asset call hackers were miles away using the internet to get inside the jeep's system controlling the radio and nav system. >> oh, my god. there is a picture of charlie and chris in track suits, up here on the dashboard. >> wired video shows the hackers disabling the genes black leaving to slide in a ditch. it is made by chrysler, estimate 471,000 of the company's vehicles could be vulnerable through the automakers you connect systems. how concerned are you that haak ers may go after our cars? >> unfortunately i think we have to anticipate that they will. >> new legislation require cyber security, privacy protection, be applied to cars. >> we have to begin to build the protections in now, give the warnings now to american families. >> we have to turn the fan on them. >> hackers told fiat chrysler what they did. in a statement the company says it, has released a software update that offers

customers improved vehicle electronic security and communication systems enhancement. advice cran cleve, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i guess that's a start. >> thank goodness we have these good hackers us showing the flaws. >> really true. >> okay, still ahead this noon, are you looking for work? coming up we have your job market report. >> today we have advice for baby boomers. katy? >> pat, nice weather is here, it is here to stay. at least for the time being we'll tell you how long this nice weather is set to come. showers, storms? comes up in the sev

>> rough weather last flight in new jersey. >> two new jersey state police crews struck by lightning on the garden state parkway. those cars were hit while they were parked in a construction zone, in the southbound lanes in middle township. one trooper was transport today atlantic city medical center in pomona as precautionary measure. neither trooper suffered serious injuries. >> take a look at this, this is eyewitness cam photo by bill madison he sent it to us shows avalon beach patrol boat split in half. shore storms can be fierce. >> katie always says if you hear thunder head inside. that's the reason why. >> even the pop up thunderstorms, always going to be lightning when you hear thunder. you can't have one without the other. so i think it might be common misconception. if you hear thunder, yes there is lightning around. so that's why we always say and i know i sound like broken record, go inside. safety first. >> actually want to take you out here first and for most to look back in time.

actually going to take a look at a time lapse video that was sent into us from one of the gold star eyewitness weather watchers from our network. timely -- actual limb time lapse, sent into us from williamstown new jerseyment look at the storm clouds. eventually you will start to seat raindrops flick on the camera lens, the trees start to shake and this was a really nasty thunderstorm, there goes. this happened between 8:30 and 9:00 last night then as quickly as it began it all got out of there. just going to show how quickly these storms can strike, then be completely gone, but certainly pacca punch when they come through. time of year for t front that helped your at the in, way out to sea high pressure since taken its place in for beautiful weather as a result, than said, off to the south is where the tail end of that front is draped at this point. so reason i bring this up, switched over to the tropical satellite for a reason there is front actually a lot of fronts this time of year, have

roll difficult time completely clearing the southeastern us. so there is a chance as we draw in some moisture out across southeastern us, we end up with tropical development. now at this point, no model is trying to bring anything up the east coast but something we're watching, certainly since we've had such limited activity in the tropics of the atlantic so far this season something i want to mention. you can actually make out draw the line where the front is cleared out to, basically where the orange starts on the contour map where the worse of the heat and humidity remains at this point. for us pretty much being wiped cleanment like we have clean slate here humidity gone, dew points have dropped from yesterday hat evening, 07 degrees on dew point temperature, means it was awfully steamy. you stepped outside, you know what i am talking b but we have since seen significant drop off right now at 54 degrees dew point. lower the dew point, the dryer the air. so it is a good hair day in short. beautiful down in south philly right now, again, you have got

40 minutes to make it to first pitch here, lots of sunshine here at citizens bank park, 83 degrees nice, comfortable just the most modest breeze, so nice outside, join while you have got it. my friends, you have lots of opportunity. >> this won't be one day thing and then out of here. we ends one beautiful weather tomorrow, friday saturday and i think at this point most of sunday also looking pretty good. we keep the theme going with the mid upper eight's, right into next week, so temperatures very consistent, so is the low humidity. >> love that. >> do you not see that very often this time of year. make the most of it, it will be beautiful. >> nice stretch of it, too. katie, thank you. >> you got it. >> a check on your philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger looking for baby boomers returning to work. >> retiring baby boomer population will increase dramatically over the next 25 years, which means more retirees should be joining the job market. the 65 and older population in

pennsylvania stands at 16.4% two thirds of this group plan to continue working. most are motivated by the extra money. others enjoy working while many simply want to stay active and involved. to go from full time employ tee full time retiree, best to start while you still have a job. if you like you what doing talk to your company about the availability of part time or contract work. your boss may be relieved to have season pro on the team, especially one who no longer needs benefits. if you want something different consult your network. speak with owners or managers of businesses you frequent, and ask what's available. you can also go to senior job bank.org, which allows you to search variety of caries based on location. finally consider work nag field that's a hobby. may not pay much, but could provide valuable perks. >> i'm jill schlessinger, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> hones ores today for world cup hero. >> details on cart i lloyd afternoon plans right here in our area. we'll be right back.

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. >> sport update for you, phillies wrap up their series with the rays this afternoon fish first coming up one doctor 05, the beginning of the aaron nola era in south philadelphia, the only run that aaron allowed was a homerun, to the opposing pitcher. that was the only run that he allowed over six innings striking out six to the delight of his mom and dad who were there my goodness, how sweet they are. all that, used to happen right

now, is the phillies need to score some runs. phillies lost this 11 to nothing. yet another honor for delran's own world cup mvp, carli lloyd. today carly visits a marlton rec center, where she often trains, and evesham township officials will be name that court in her honor. just the other night carly was celebrated at banquet hosted by the local soccer club's family and friends turned out to party with the star of the world cup in fact i'm going to go head over to evesham to see the star in action, i'll have that story for all of us on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. you have one girl very jealous here, katie huge soccer fan. >> i'll tell her you are watching her. >> for sure. >> for katie all of us here, thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line for you any time cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next.

>> kevin: noah. >> noah: hey, kev. escorting mariah to work today? >> kevin: yeah. listen, um, we need to talk. >> noah: yeah. what's up? >> kevin: it's about marisa. i did some checking into her background. >> noah: you did what? >> kevin: i-i ran her name through the system. >> noah: why would you do that? >> kevin: there's something about her you need to know.