center kate. >> reporter: these storms are moving out of philadelphia we are seeing clearing, blue skies trying to peak out from the city on west but still getting heavier rain over new jersey, and you can see nasty storms over portions of maryland and down into virginia. this extend up in to new england as well. it is a pretty potent squall line moving through the region. got news is there is dryer air pushing in behind it and while it does stay warm for friday and the weekend it will not be quite as unbearable humid as today and yesterday have been. still some embedded steady rain pushing through burlington county from ocean down to burlington and gala way area heavy rain. this will get in absecon by 65:00 p.m. if you you are down the shore within the next 15 to 20 minutes we expect that rape to get into atlantic city and toward beach haven lbi area as well and toms river where you can see north of toms river thunderstorm happening right now. the flood advisory that was in effect for the city and delaware county in to wilmington has been canceled, is there another one following this line of storms, small

stream flooding from ocean burlington atlantic, camden, gloucester counties including buena vista and hammington that goes until after 9:00 o'clock tonight. how much rain has fallen in in fleet wood 1.37 inches. record daily rainfall was set in redding with a inch and a half. bethlehem point p-7 7 inches. camden at .6 two. mount laurel .41. heavy rain with these storms. still some showers and thunderstorms this evening and by 7:00 o'clock the threat should move off the coast cannot rule out a lingering shower behind that first line but most of us, get heavy stuff over why and down the shore by 7:00 p.m. still watching for small stream flooding but behind this line of storms things are getting nicer for friday and weekend, i'll have good news with the seven day forecast, ukee. kate, thank you. in the news tonight a young girl is severely beaten after being abduct from her home in the mid of the night. girl was found in the backyard of her home on north hutchinson street. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is at special victims unit. todd i understand the girl's

mother wants people to see the child's injuries and photos are very upsetting. >> that is correct. >> reporter: certainly they are disturbing, investigators here believe that the intruder may have been attempting a burglary, when a little girl spotted her. lit 58 year-old girl had a temporal lobe fracture, hairline fracture in her skull and broken jaw that will prevent her from eating solid food for six weeks. there are other pictures of her injuries that are too graphic to show on television. she was found by her mom neighbor in her backyard, bleeding, and semi conscious. >> something i will never forget, i thought that was in the my daughter back there but a lifeless child. >> reporter: she woke up tuesday morning only to find her little girl missing. >> i went into a immediate state of panic. everything else after that was screams of worry. >> the level of violence at the even of the day no matter how we define it, it is beyond the pale. >> reporter: philadelphia police say girl recounts seeing an intruder hiding

behind a closet in an upstairs hallway. >> male took hold of her literally lifted her up, at some point carried her outside of the property and there physically assaulted her. >> reporter: she was thrown, beaten and stumped on. investigators believe the suspect broke in the home on the 2600 block of north hutchinson street, through a side window. >> if you can see her it is terrible that somebody could do this to a person. the just horrible. >> reporter: detectives questioned at least one suspect from the north philadelphia neighborhood but he was later released. at the scene investigators collected potential dna evidence that could be used to facilitate an arrest and police have stepped up patrols in the neighborhood. the five-year old girl remains in stable condition at st. christopher's hospital for children. the good news in all this her mom believes that she should be able to make a full recovery. reporting live from police special victims unit, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> todd, please keep us update. a delaware woman is charge in the death of the infant at her day care. this is suspect 51 year-old valerie handy a ten month-old child was found dead in handy's little deciples day care on davis road in millsboro in january. case has been ruled a homicide. handy is behind bars right now. man in cape may city has been arrested and charged with aggravated sexual contact luring a child and endangering welfare of the child. police say 68 year-old frank sandy thompson was an assistant scout master with the boy scout troop in west cape may. through a tip police learned thompson was grooming a male for sexual purposes. he sexually assaulted another juvenile several years ago. police are looking to see if drag racing was behind a one car crash that killed three young people in northeast philadelphia the driver survived but another passenger is fighting for his life. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry spoke to the aunt of one teenage victim. >> i mean she's 18 years old

she had her whole life ahead of her. >> reporter: karen lee came to the scene to say a prayer after learning her niece sabrina marie rose was kill in the car crash. it happened on sandmeyer lane in bustleton. five people were traveling in the 2007 acura at a high speed. police say that the 20 year-old driver lost control going around the bend, the car hit the curve and flew airborne in the tree splitting the vehicle in half. sabrina, along with the 17 year-old girl and a 17 year-old boy were eject. the girls died at the scene the boy was taken to jefferson hospital. a 20 year-old passenger was found dead in the back seat. the driver left the scene but showed up at the hospital, hour later. >> they are young. we all make in mistake. we have all been there. i get it. i don't blame anybody. >> reporter: road is known as a spot for drag racing but officials cannot confirm if that is the case here. they do believe speed was the the cause investigators say another vehicle was driving

close to the car that crashed and they are hoping to speak to that driver. >> they have a responsibility to give us some information what they saw because they did see the crash. >> reporter: sabrina was one of eight children, she was heading into her senior year at george washington high school and looked forward to go to go college. >> that smile and her amazingly gorgeous eyes, and i love that she had absolutely everybody love her. >> reporter: seventeen year-old victim is in critical condition at jefferson hospital suffered severe head leg and pelvic injuries. as for the the driver it is too early to determine if he will face charges but police say there is no indication he was under influence or impaired. we're in center city syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new at 6:00 many beach goers had their run ins with sea gulls trying to snatch your food but what one man did down the shore went too far according to some. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows you the beach incident raising

eyebrows and tempers. >> i was like why is this guy grabbing a bird out of the air and killing it. that is die cot i can. >> reporter: julie hepp said she and others stared in terrifying disbelief as a man killed a sea gull at the beach at 39th street in ocean city. >> he take a board and snacks ate and breaks its wing. when it falls he grabs it and snapped its neck and threw it in the trash can you witnessed a all of this. >> yes crazy. >> reporter: ocean city police came, man whose name they won't release said he swatted sea gull with the towel to defend his daughter. he took it out of the water and put it in the trash so kid wouldn't see it drowned and made no mention of the snapping its neck but that is not the story the relatives got when she confronted the man. >> his reply was i had to put it out of its misery. i kill deer all the time. >> reporter: no secret sea gulls air aggressive when it comes to poaching food. >> i have seen them fly into fries, several times tack

people, they are out of control. >> reporter: diamond family from boston said, when you drop pizza on the boardwalk prior to battle the sea gulls. >> we are just joking ever year they get more aggressive if bird were attacking one of my kids yes hit the board if i injured the board i might have put it out of misery. >> reporter: it is illegal to feed sea gulls under federal and state law and it is illegal to kill them. >> i don't necessity why the the police didn't find them for scarring children that saw it. >> reporter: ocean city police say because sea gulls are considered migration bird this falls under jurisdiction of the new jersey fish and wild life. representative from that agency tells me they are investigate bug no words on any fines or an arrest. in ocean city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today we are hearing from the son of the congressman chaka fattah about his father's alleged corruption. eleven term senator is charged with miss appropriating hundreds of thousands of doll with false documents and schemes. chaka fattah junior spoke to

"eyewitness news" junior today coming to his father's defense. >> my dad had a distinguished career. he had been in office as long as i have been alive and i'm 32 years old. my dad, in my opinion dedicated his life to the citizens of philadelphia i'm confident that it may take sometime but this will all be over. >> chaka fattah junior is not charged in this investigation although the 85 page indictment allege the congressman used campaign money to pay his sons school loans. still to come on "eyewitness news" anticipation is growing for the papal visit and as people tried to cash in on his trip to philadelphia, we will show you interesting place that the pope is now popping up. vittoria? and it is a very relaxing day at the beach down the shore here in cape may, we have a little paint a little wine, and also, can you see

their head band. kate, i will save some for your kid. >> thank you head band and tomatoes with sea salt, we will take it. we are tracking storms. cape may may escape with no rain but you that is not the case further north. i will tell but the storms when they move out and good news that follows them coming up in weather. hey kate, coming up philadelphia flyers have given a monster contract extension to a big part of their future, we will tell you you who coming up. more on the cole hamels black buster trade to the texas rangers, we have details coming up in sports.

we are on the count down to pope frances arriving in philadelphia. as you just saw it now, 58 days until he land, the pope's first visit to the united states a has inspired a lot of people to want to be near him and to make a little bit of money inside the celebrity. pat ciarrocchi joins us now to tell us all about that. >> that halo is really important part, you know. celebrities talk about the personal brand and it was pope francis it is fair to say his brand is one of peace love and activism for the poor. despite his call to tone down u.s. consumerism the pope's first visit to the u.s. is

igniting a spin off beyond selling the faith at the the vatican, pope frances is likely to pop up almost anywhere and now that he is coming to philadelphia a you find his image on union hall, and a souvenir stores. but, popping up, in debbie fireman's narberth kitchen well that gives a whole new meaning to toast the pope. >> we were thinking of ideas that could honor his visit. >> reporter: money making ideas that could be fun too. debbie added a metal plate to a novelty toaster she was marketing. >> look at that it looks like pope frances. >> reporter: debbie's creativity was blessed with even more. >> because, he spread love i thought it would be cool to say spread love and have the pope's faith. >> reporter: authentic brand like pope francis meeting opportunity. >> great brand inspire entrepreneur ship. >> reporter: karen kennedy is a branding expert. >> his brand is a brand of optimism and in a time like

ours when the world is starved for great leaders he stand for a lot of ideas that need authority, and advocacy and that is a really good place for authors and book publishers to associate with. >> reporter: in philadelphia's barnes and noble pop francis is on the cover of at least a dozen books. his life story faith leadership, all marketed now days from his a arrival in the u.s. >> love statue. >> reporter: from narberth iconic philadelphia a images are finding their way on to toast, all while we toast the pope. well debbie is marking her toast the pope and web site, each toaster comes with the image of the pope and second plate with the image spread the love. and, so, ukee, i could not help but create some sandwiches for you you, so you can have dinner with the pope tonight, after the show and there we are, right there having dinner with the pope.

>> amazing. >> i will take it right now i i can't do it. >> you you can hold it, you just can't do it. >> don't you feel blessed if you eat it. >> i don't do it, i just can't do it. that is beautiful. thanks pat. >> my pleasure. >> something came over me i could not do it. it is thursday. variety the tore use woodill is on the sand in south jersey this week her trip down the shore, came to cape may. vittoria, is what going on down there. >> what a perfect sandwich, segway, if you will that sandwich sound good-bye the way. do you have one for me, pat? we are down the shore. we are in cape may. talk about a perfect day at the beach to relax unwind, and they have some amazing activities. for anyone out there coming to cape may and they are looking to find relaxation on the beach. first, i want to introduce to

you these amazing ladies, but in particular, this is carol king-hood where they do wine and painting here in cape may. carol, thanks for joining us on the beach. >> hi, how are you. we'd like to invite down to wine and paint night at willow creek winery. we don't to have know what you're doing. just come in and we have everything ready for you and just paint with us. >> anyone can paint. you are the instructor. you brought friend, artists with you today. >> yes, we paint at willow creek. it is the largest, winery in the area only one on the island absolutely beautiful. >> thanks very much, carol. >> this is a painting carol painted herself. it may be you have some youngsters around, take a look at these youngins doing yoga right here on the beach. tell me how you guys came about to be down here today. >> we were working with idive a owned by lulu lemon and they are looking for opportunity to work with young girls to

promote athletism and we are doing yoga. i'm jude friday balance pillates yoga studios. we have, teresa from collinswood, new jersey helping us out to entertain the kid and teaching them how to take care of themselves. >> great, so much fun down the shore in cape may. we had a blast. ukee, i might come down here with the youngsters and give them a chill on. get your chill on. >> all right get it on quickly because i see those dark clouds. thanks torey, appreciate it. she's doing good. >> doing well. >> love it. >> dark cloud. >> yes. >> yes, showers just over, just in the bay actual bye to hit west cape may. eventually in cape may we will see rain as we get through the rest of the evening. we have all seen something in the way of wet weather but by the time you clear out in center city looking at our rooftop camera on sky cam three we have breaks in the cloud cover. we are seeing blue sky returns in time for what could be a pretty awesome sunset because

we have that storm off shore lot of times we will get reflection and cool sunsets. so be on nice sunset alert if you see sun right now. they look presser later this evening. i want to show you photo earlier showing these ominous skies from weather watchers, walter in newark, you can see those dark cloud rolling in, as the storms approach. we have had heavy rain over northern delaware, that has cleared out skies are clearing, behind this line, and good news for anyone going to the phillies game, things looking okay as those storms move away. we did make it to a heat wave. i was war filed we would hit those three days because today we had so much included cover out there temperatures just barely did manage to climb in the lower 90's before showers came through and knocked us down to the 70's and 80's. it is a heat wave number three, three days in the 90's and we may add four more days to that. maybe even five. friday saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. that will make it an eight day heat wave.

heyed to do the match there. forty-eight in reading. eighty-four allentown. temperatures rebounding now that the sun has come back out. 79 degrees in philadelphia. eighteen at atlantic city airport. these areas have have not yet seen showers but eventually will. 2 inches of rain fell today. reading 1.41, that was daily record rainfall. 7:00 o'clock you can see showers down the shore but by 8:00 they will push out. while there could be a shower behind that main line mess of us are dry throughout the rest of tonight and see that dry air sweeping in behind the front. due points will drop overnight in the 50's and 60's for a much more comfortable friday in the pleasant to not bad range to finish out the week. overnight temperatures dropping in the lower 70's, more comfortable thunderstorm early, clears out late at 71. for your friday sunny hot less humid, 90 in the city, mid 80's down the shore with lower humidity. your seven day forecast not bad, still hot but not as humid temperatures in the

lower 90's. heat wave breaks by next wednesday. we will be right

bitter sweet move, cbs sports and several outlets are reporting coal hames is heading to texas for bunch of prospects. "eyewitness news" sports reporter pat galleys at sit accepts bank park where the team is back home tonight. hi pat. >> there will be baseball, behind me here at citizens bank parkas phillies open up a four game series with the braves but all anyone wants to talk business pending trade cole hamels, the to the texas rangers. it has not been finalized just yet but it will be by tonight it sound like. cole hamels, won 114 game plus bring a title in 2008 to the philadelphia phillies n return they will get jorge alfaro, nick williams and lefty jake

thompson. here's prognosis pete mackanin earl for day. >> whether we move our best pitcher or not they still to have perform . they are still trying to prove that they will be part of the future and that is my focus right now. i'm not concerned about what may or may not happen, in regard to cole hamels at this point i'm just concerned about what happens after it is all said and done. >> today jonathan papelbon got his first save as a member of the washington nationals. yesterday he reiterated how happy he was i'm just happy to be here and happy to be free. i feel like it is a new life. to me it is all about winning and being in a place i'm happy. >> here's something you don't see every day in baseball. there is no crying in baseball. wilbur flores thinks he had has been traded to the brewers in a deal that would have sent carlos gomez back to the mets. breaks down because he hasn't been told another wise, trade breaks down completely, no deal, between the mets and the

brewers. jake voracek will be around a long time, good news for flyers fans, he just sign a contract extension a monster won, eight years, 66 million-dollar for claude giroux's line mate. it started this past year posting 81 points 22 goals, 59 assists. those 59 ranked second a among all nhl players. within player leaving, one staying for a long time, i'm pat gallon live from citizens bank park, we will return after this.

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family we hope to see you later tonight. see >> pelley: is this the wreckage of flight 370? we learned today it is part wing of a 777 and only one 777 is missing. also tonight, new have video of that deadly traffic stop in cincinnati, the now-fired cop answered murder charges today. many adolescents are not getting the h.p.v. vaccine, and that could raise their risk of cancer. and a pint-sized triathlete who just would not quit. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight sources familiar with the investigation are telling us that that part of a wing that washed up on an island in the indian ocean is from a boeing 777.