>> good morning to you, it is friday august 7th, i i'm erica von tiehl. deadly shooting overnight also the inch opportunity every pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. and if your waking up this morning, and you must i had that papal pass lottery we'll tell but septa plans for riders who still need those tickets. but, at least we made it to friday ladies. >> indeed we d the weather is working out for us, but the roads are busier than they normally are on fry morning. >> specially for a friday morning, monday, we get it, but yes for a friday, what? right before the weekends. >> yes. >> i don't know, but at least the weather is looking good. >> it is better at least. i wouldn't call it the perfect day, but sure beats what the prague knows his looked like earlier in the week when so many of our computer mod were jumping on this idea of heavy rain brunt of the storm already through. >> we will take it. >> yes you might have slept right through it. >> yes exactly. so we can go on outside.

show you what's happening with the storm. if you look, looking just at three hour loop. see across the northern branch of the screen there, that heavier pocket of the rain that's now moved out to sea that's basically what rolled through the southern most counties last night. so that's long gone. what are we left with? let's is her know on it, shall me? pretty much the southern tear of the area as we had expected, as far as where you're still finding wet weather. but because this is already brought the brunt through we are only going to get better and clearer time and probably end one some sunshine before it is all said and done here in philadelphia, certainly the further north you go, you are actually dealing with a nice clear sky to begin with. here's where we stand as a result. definitely still mild, courtesy of the cloud cover essentially acting as blanket overhead for wildwood, millville, dover. but it is a bit cooler the further north you go. soy, still splitting the region in two when it comes to this storm system. just not going to be soaking wash out for anybody at this point. sixty-seven in palmyra. pair of six's both whim owe grove as well as mt. holly. looking forward in the nor cast today your eyewitness

weather health report is actually still looking pretty good. you're not going to have to deal with any major heat index issues just because there is not too much humid toy deal with, certainly not heck of a lot of sunshine, uv index still little lower. we've had it at very high recently, now just hi, but pollen level medium hi, as women. so if you suffer from earl gist, grass allergies, have the meds ready to go. mostly cloudy here in philadelphia, what we call it for the day, because we see few peaks every sunday, we up the daytime high to 84 degrees, you will still have couple of showers or drizzle around the shore appointment soap, not the best beach day meisha, but the weekends looking a lot better. >> kate, i don't have a grown thumb, but i will tell you i'm glad sometimes when the rain comes in for the trees, the birds, all of that stuff. live look outside this friday morning. and i love this picture, 95 southbound at girard, because take a look up in your left hands top left hand part of your screen. you can see that sun is just starting to peak. looks just beautiful almost like purple hue. i don't know if it matches my skirt, but something like. that will looking good here,

everyone traveling at posted speeds. for those of you coming in from jersey a look at the 42 freeway, northbound creek road approaching 95. what we see at this hour, slowly starting to build now as we move toward the 6:00 hour, we will see this certainly build. right now still enjoying the open roadway everyone still traveling at posted speeds, and i just mention this stretch little bit ago i'll mention it again the schuylkill eastbound, the off ramp to spring garden; closed, until 5:00 a.m. every morning until august 12th and then it reopens. so again, it is closed until 5:00 a.m. then it opens for the rest of the day. you will see that again until august 12th. there is some construction, 202 northbound, off ramp to route 401 is closed friday, at 7:00 p.m., until monday, at 5:00 a.m., just make note of that. and then of course we've got that sinkhole here at plymouth meeting. so just make note that far until august 31 back to you. >> meisha, thank youment philadelphia police investigating a deadly overnight shooting in north philadelphia. a 18 year old man is dead and

his attacker is still at large. new this morning, we join "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, at the scene, with the latest information. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, and police say this is an unusual shooting, because all of the eyewitnesses here on scene earlier this morning tell police that the person who pulled the trigger is a woman. now the victim, a man was taken to temple university hospital in critical condition this morning. he has not survived those injuries. soap now philadelphia police are investigating a homicide here in north philadelphia. the crime scene unit has been here all morning long, but they just wrapped up, and moved out of the scene. so take a look at the video. this shooting happened right around midnight. police with the 22nd district responded to the 1900 block of north crosskeys street for shots fired and a person injured. when they arrived police found 18 year old man shot at least twice. they say he was shot on the street outside of his home, and according to eyewitnesses, the shooter is a woman around the same age between 18 and

20 years old. witnesses tell police that woman had gotten in a argument and a fight with other women on this block before the shooting witnesses say she later returned to the area, and that's when the shots were fired. >> the only balistic evidence we have is one projectile, on the sidewalk, in front of the victim's house where he was shot. the shooter is described as a female. this female is 18 to 20 years of age wearing jeans and was last seen north on foot, in the 1900 block of crosskeys street. >> now, police don't know exactly what these women were fighting about and arguing about before this shooting. they have not yet released the identity of the 18 year old man who was killed either. of course this investigation continues. in the meantime they have found surveillance video in this area. the cameras at least, they will be returning today to see if any of these cameras were rolling. we are reporting live in north

philadelphia this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". campaign 2016, the republican presidential contenders are pressing ahead with their campaigns today one day after the first debate of the season. last night all eyes were on donald trump as he worked to keep his lead in the polls over frontrunners, jeb bush, and scott walker. as seen on the fox news channel, it took only a few minutes for trump to steel the show by refuse to go rule out third party presidential run. he also ridiculed comedian, rolls i owe donnell. >> i cannot say i have to respect the person that if it is not me, the person that wins. >> you call women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and discusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosey o'donnell. >> now, governor christie set the stage ablaze when he was asked to defends his repeated take downs of rand paul, who has been calling to curtail

warrant-less collection of phone records. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent americans. >> that's completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know? what are you supposed to -- how are you supposed to -- >> governor christie, make your point. >> when you are sitting in a subcommittee just blowing hot air about this, you can say things like that. when you are responsibility for protecting the lives of the american people, then what you need to do is to make sure -- is to make sure it is working the way it is supposed to work. >> oh, things got fiery. lower contenders debated year in the evening. many political observers say carly delivered a memorable and what many are calling polished performance. >> 5:37 right nowment pennsylvania governor tom wolf is calling on attorney general kathleen kane to resign after prosecutors filed charges against her.

montgomery county's district attorney says kane leaked secret grand jury information to the philadelphia daily news. supposedly, in a attempt to embarrass the former state prosecutor, kane thought made her look bad. >> when an elected official violate the public trust, and violates his or her oath, it is up to us to stand up and hold that person accountable. >> in a statement, kane says, quote, i look forward to the opportunity to present my case in a public courtroom and move beyond the behind the scenes maneuvering that has defined the process to this point. right now, a 38:00. in business news this morning some small business owners are react to go a change in credit cards. money watch's hena daniels joins us from new york from the new york stock exchange with that and more for us. hena, good morning. >> good morning, erika. most small business owners say they are not ready for a big change coming to credit card payment, that's according to a study by wells fargo. starting in october businesses with don't have equipment to process new

generation of chip embedded credit cards will be liable for any fraudulent transaction. the study finds that nearly half of small businesses weren't aware of the deadline, and most of them say they are not ready for it. want to run a commercial during the superbowl? be prepared to cough up $5 million for a 30 seconds ad. cbs airing the nfl biggest game will live stream the multi-million dollar ads on streaming service at the same time. last year the going rate for superbowl ad was $4.5 million. erika? >> oh, getting more and more expensive. hena, thanks so much, have a great weekend. >> right now 5:39. and, as of this morning we are 50 days away from the arrival of pope francis in philadelphia. we're getting more details about getting into the city and out of the city for the papal weekend those details are now emerging. septa wants to make sure things are clear for travelers when coming into town for the pope's visit. >> this week winners in the papal rail pass lottery started receiving notices by

e-mail. septa spokesperson says the transit agency handled more than 328,000 papal rail pass requests. the winners now have until sunday to purchase those passes. also septa says, holding second lottery next week. >> on next wednesday we're going to do another lottery just for the norristown high-speed line, and for the 101 and the 102 trolleys. and so, by monday, tuesday you will know if you have any options for regional rail passes. >> septa says 31 to 32,000 passes will be available for the norristown high-speed line and the media trolley lines t says the goal is to accommodate as many people as possible for the two days the pope will be in town. all right, philadelphia public schools also likely to add an extra day off next month because of the pope's visit. schools will already be closed on wednesday the 23rd for yom kippur, and on friday the 25th because of the papal visit. the superintendent is expected to ask the board to approve

thursday september 24th, as a day off for student as well. a decision about monday the 28th, that we're toll will be made later. meanwhile, crafter men in new york state have a holy mission you might call it, building the chair that the pope will sit on whether he celebrate mass at madison square garden next month. two community groups have joined forces together for this endeavor. they're comprised of day laborers now sharing their talent. the share should be finished next week we're told following the wishes of pope francis it will be simple, and pure. >> 5:41 rate now. and new look at old crime. we'll show you the new surveillance video law enforcement hopes will help solve 25 year old crime. that's just ahead. and also this. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up the past comes back to haunt in the gift, and a classic superhero team gets reboot in the fantastic four. >> also, it is the final daily show with host john stewart. we'll have a look at the

laughs and also some tears. and the rockers who helped him say good-bye. all of that and more when we come right back.

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violating grand jury secrecy laws and lying about her actions under oath. she vows to fight those charges. also, this morning, police are looking for a woman involved in a deadly shooting. a 18 year old man was killed on north crosskeys street just after midnight. strong winds and torrential rain, approaching taiwan, many countries and cities in taiwan are closing school and government offices. several domestic flights and international flights have already been canceled. a popular free concert series is returning to pens landing this evening. smooth jazz summer nights kicks off with a performance by generation x. the 18th year for the riverfront concert. cbs-3 is a proud sponsor now if you go tonight hey look out for ukee washington, he will be there getting down to some smooth jazz. all kicks off at 7:30. >> used to be his bed time, now he's going out for smooth jazz shenanagans.

>> now we've got some trivia. he was out our going trivia of last year, now, anyone's game. >> up for grabs. ladies? here is your question, true or false, there has been a season with zero atlantic hurricanes, is that true or false, what do you think? >> true. >> my question, do you mean to make landfall or just creation of tropical storm? >> any named system that became a hurricane. >> i'm going false to mix things up. >> all right okay, i'm wrong. >> which ever one you press first, we know. >> where ever i go first, so meisha gets a point. >> well done meisha. >> actual lip there whether two separate years that this actually occurred since records began anyway 1907 and 1914 right got those right 1907 and 1914. so it has happened. but we've had pretty quiet season so far already. we have only had three named systems so far. they haven't really done too much yet. but here is the list of names atlantic hurricanes, gotten up so far. look who is next?

erika, would be the e nail of the year. >> oh? >> yes so, we will see if we even get that far. meanwhile we have kate on there, as well, so kate wine bilo, who knows, could be something going on there. fun names on the list this year wanda, minutes i, henry probably my favorite. >> all right let's go on out to storm scan, take a look what's going on, at the moment, we really have already seen the brunt of what's going to happen with this storm. you can see the heavy rain over the last three hours moving out to sea. look at all of that, that's what roamed through our our area last night now left with showers, drizzle storm retreatingment look at the bright beautiful shot we start thing offer in the live neighborhood network. you have more sun than anything. expectation the further north and west you go, so depending on your location, seeing little mixed bag here up in the poconos clear as a bell from keith in perkasie, got some clouds, nottingham, still clouds from fran, and william checks in with more clouds than anything.

not much clearing in woodbine, new jersey, to the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, mid 80s the expectation straight through the next seven days, and as this storm pulls away we also start to clear out beautiful weekend maybe shower or thunderstorm late in the day. specially at night monday. then tuesday right now meisha looks like it will be the wettest day of the forecast. >> okay, sound good. good to know, thanks so much, good morning everyone, happy friday, just joining us, glad you're here, still early out there. this is where we do have an active accident right now, the schuylkill eastbound approaching spring garden. they've pulled it all the way out to the right shoulder, was in the middle lane, they stopped it pushed everything off to the right. now, you can see casino of the steady flow of traffic. also just a little bit farther east, spring garden, off ramp from the schuylkill is closed, until 5:00 a.m. until august 12th. so, reopens after 5:00 a.m. it is just closed until 5:00 a.m. until august 12th. here's a look at the blue route mid-county. you can see there is area looks great t usually does until we get into the 6:00 hour. then we start to see it casino every heat up just little bit move in the southbound

direction, but right now the blue route looking good, in all directions, i have look around looking good, there then the ben franklin bridge, those of you coming over from new jersey, you can see looking pretty good. moving westbound, you can see starting to slow down just ever so slightly, but overall looking pretty good. and then of course, we've got the sinkhole plymouth meeting plymouth road closed between the blue route and butler pike. erika, over to you. >> thanks so. john stewart says good-bye to the daily show after 16 years on comedy central. and as you might imagine he got little sentimental with the send-off. >> i want to thank my wife, tracey and my kids, nate and maggie. i'm not going to look over there, for teaching me what joy looks like and ... >> oh, getting little choke up there. at the end the king of political satire even had surprise performance from bruce springsteen and the east street band. what a send off.

trevor noah will replace stewart as host next month. new in theatres, the newest marvel movie fantastic four, very scary gift, might call t kevin frazier takes behind the scenes to the new movies out this weekend. >> this week the young heroes of the fantastic four struggle to work with their new powers and save the world and joel bridges up dark past for jason bateman in the gift. >> gordon mostly, gord owe oh, my gosh. so sorry didn't recognize you been a very, very long time. >> not long enough to forgive for get, for the gordo shows up uninvited in the seemingly perfect life. and actually over achieve when he it came to the movie not only acting and writing but making his directorial debut. >> i always wanted do it, written the screen play with the intention of playing crazy guy, that was the intention t wasn't until i did it that i thought this could be a really good first film for me to direct. won't cost tons of money like

nice contained story. soy yes i was wearing a lot of hats. >> the past is not done with you. >> can't change the past. >> but we can change the future you. >> when an experiment goes wrong it leaves four young scientists with incredible powers, that they have to understanded before they can save the world and become the fantastic four. >> we're not superheros yet such an origin story just going through life, trying to hand this will new found power, so we don't really have too much pressure to be superheros just yet. >> we do feel the pressure every just want to go do a great many and a good move. >> i our chance to make a difference. >> for entertainment tonight kevin frazier now back to you in the studio. >> for all of the latest news from hill wood watch entertainment tonight on every

week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> still ahead this morning major musical recovery, a violin is returned to the family of it owner after three and a half decades. this violin has an incredible story. we'll tell but it coming up. first though what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> fbi never before surveillance video help to solve half billion dollars in boston. thirteen pieces of artwork stolen from the garden museum in 1990 by two people posting as police officers. in this brain i surround -- grainy surveillance video night watch manna laws a visitor into the museum about 24 hours before the notorious heist. the man's face never seen on camera, authorities can't quite make out identity on there, either. >> priceless instrument is found after three and a half decades. this violin made in 1734 belonged to referee found musician eggs totenberg stolen after performance in 1980. sus pelted arrival but never had enough evidence to pursue an investigation. died three years ago and never saw the instrument again. the family of the man that he

suspected found that missing instrument in their basement after his death. >> i thought likelihood, we will never see it again. and maybe when my father died and someone tried to sell it right away. that didn't happen. end of subject. i just never saw it again. >> the family hopes the instrument which is in need some of repair will be restored and back in the hands of another great of the is soon. what a story right? >> coming up in the next hour, live with what's next for pennsylvania's attorney general, after she's charged with several crimes. >> also, not the scene out of the new spiderman movie here. we will tell you why the web shrinking superhero was starting a fight with a stranger on the street. >> and kids, listen up, great news for you preventing sleepy student, the influencial group who thinks the school day should get off to a later start. sound pretty good, right?

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>> the rain has moved out. >> pennsylvania attorney general ha refuses to resign despite being charged with several crimes. what's next for cat loan kane she gets reds toy fight the charges. >> also? >> i've been challenged by so many people, and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness. >> donald trump steels the spotlight in the first republican debate. sigh who else scored votes, as the top ten squared off. >> good morning, today is friday august 7th, i'm erika von teen. >> checking the traffic and weather together, i am hoping the storms stay at bay and the roads affected this. >> it has been busy day, not so much volume, not wet roadways kately tell but that in a moment, just a loft construction we've had accidents, tgif, everyone, right? >> he can actually, tis the season, the time of years where the guys get out don't have to worry about winter chil