♪ developing this noon, four people two adults and their two children found dead in a burning house in monmouth county overnight now, authorities are asking this, was it a murder suicide? >> hello i'm pat chiarocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. that fire broke out just before midnight in the shore town of long branch, monmouth county. that's where "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff joins us now. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. investigators with the monmouth county fire marshals office have been on scene all morning and it's one of those stories that only seems to get devastating as

time goes on. originally we knew four people including two children died due to injuries sustained inside of this home on julie avenue in long branch. the county prosecutors office now says that all of those people showed signs of injuries unrelated to the fire. the fire itself does not appear accidental. they are also dabbling with the possibility that this could have been a murder/suicide. now crews were called here late last night. but were unable to reach the second floor where all four were. those victims have been identified 35-year-old linda, 29-year-old amanda morris and children brandon and brian. who are seven and four years o old. a witness describes to us this desperate attempts to try and reach this young family. >> we were trying to knock the door down and trying to get in to try to help save some of the people that were in there. so that's what i could see from this point, you know. >> reporter: they just couldn't get past the doors? >> no. >> i can tell you that looking at this scene, at this point in time, that when the fire

department went inside, that they located more than one origin of this fire. we can tell that you based upon what we see, that this is not an accidental fire. that we are looking at this as a potential intentional fire that was set. >> reporter: short time ago i spoke with another witness who told me before he saw smoke out here he actually heard a zero receives loud bangs when he came out here he told mow he was surprised that he didn't see people escaping this home because he said the fire didn't seem to be that big at the time. it seems like we might be understanding why nobody was leaving this home. but fire officials do point out that from here it doesn't look like it was all that severe, but they say a lot of this damage was really isolated to the second floor. it made them unable to get to this family. so obviously this investigation is be on going and we will stay on this and bring updates as soon as we can. fora reporting live in monmouth county, alex ian degree ya huff,

cbs3 "eyewitness news". turn to our forecast right now, sepsis sell continues. another 90 plus degree day outsidoutoutside oh kyla on the. we got to get you back into the ac soon. >> the hair is growing with the humidity out here. it is another day we started off hazy but the heat is on. and we're all right in the mid 80s and this is another day in the heat wave that we've had. let's take look at this. you can see this will be day 44 of that 99 plus degree heat and we have one more to go before we see some relief. temperatures right now we're already in the mid 80s. 85 degrees in philadelphia. you can see 86 down in atlantic city. 78 if you're up at mount pocono. that's where the cool air is again relatively clear today. you do see we have some clouds kind of high clouds up there that is helping us a little bit and that fog also but i tell that you sun is making it threw i can certainly feel it standing out here. all right. so here's the thing to know. labor day it is just five days away and i know everyone wants

to know when the break is com coming. i have that information for you coming up in your seven day forecast, and i'm going to give you a little hint here. things are going to get better quickly and they're going to be glorious when we get to the weekend. i'll give you all the details when i come back in few moments. ladies back to you. >> love to hear that kyla. thank you you can track the temperatures and the entire forecast any time download the cbs3 weather app it's available on i tunes and google play. extensive manhunt continuing in a suburb of chicago for the killers of a police officer. jamie ukee today shows us the loss of a decorated officer known as gi joe. is hits this community very ha hard. >> reporter: schools are empt empty. fox lake illinois today and flags are lowered as police search for three men accused of killing one of their own. many students learned the shooting and killing of lentigo charles joe gliniewitz while on lock down monday. >> i found out that it was obviously joe gliniewitz and my heart dropped. >> gliniewitz was shot dead while pursuing three suspicious

men on foot. so far a massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers helicopters and dozens of police dogs have come up empty. police want residents to be look out for the suspects described as two white men and one black. >> continue to check for suspicious activity. we want the fox lake community to know if that that's right safe and know we're out there. >> reporter: lieutenant glenn witch was the department for three decades. was a mentor to young people who wanted to become police officers. >> after thing like it will make me push myself more to become a police officer. >> it doesn't make you nervous. >> not at all. >> reporter: beyond the hundreds he inspired lieutenant gliniewitz leaves mind four sons an wife. the 52-year-old was set to retire next month. jamie, cbs news, fox lake illinois. >> a judge in ball baltimore denied a motion to dismiss charges against six police officers in the death of a man in their custody. >> what do we want? >> justice ! >> when do we want it? now!

>> protesteprotesters demonstrad outside the baltimore courthouse today. a judge will now decide if those six officers should be tried together or separately. freddie gray died of spinal cord injuries in custody. the officers are not in the courtroom. there's another hearing coming up on september 10th. >> philadelphia police say that at least one security camera captured video of a deadly shooting overnight in west philadelphia. two people were shot late last night at 62nd and mark streets in west philadelphia. police found 25-year-old man with a gunshot wound to the chest. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and later died. during the investigation, they learned a 36-year-old man was also shot and that more than one shooter is involved in this ca case. >> we found 21 spent shell casings of those 21 spent shell casings there were three separate caliber so we know it's three separate semi-automatic hand guns used. >> the second shooting victim is in stable condition.

there are several businesses along the 6100 block of market with cameras. police are saying they at least will capture at least one captured video of that shooting. democratic senator barbara mikulski of maryland she will support the nuclear deal with iran ensuring landmark passage of that agreement. the announce many comes as second of state john kerry promotes the deal within the hour at philadelphia potions constitution center. >> without this agreement, the iranians would have several potential pathways to a bomb. with it, they won't have any. >> secretary kerry also sent a letter to congress outlining security commitments to israel and other gulf states. the deal was opposed by israel and its allies who spent millions trying to turn congress against it. fans right now are flocking to the atlantic city boardwalk this noon to see the 2015 atlantic city air show. "eyewitness news" new jersey

reporter cleve bryan is there. he's got the best seat in the house. cleve g afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm standing here at the top of the dune looking down at this enormous crowd that are here to see all of the wonderful performers right now we're having an aerobatic display from lucas oil with pilot mike. he's doing a pass right now by the crowd. you can see he's getting down very close to the ocean before flying up high spinning and he's going to started to a tumble down back towards the earth. it is little bit hard to see as you get close to the sun very bright definitely squinting as you look up you need powerful sunglasses. we just had a wonderful patriotic tribute with singer lee greenwood singing the national anthem and sky divers with the american flag heading down towards the earth landing on the beach. this is a jam packed event tod today. we have a full display of entertainers that will be going on until 5:00 o'clock this afternoon with of course the main event late this afternoon. we will see the navy blue angels

as they just really provide that thunder for thunder over the boardwalk. one sad note today tribute for pilot andrew wright who passed away over the weekend. he was supposed to be a performer here. also, a tribute for a sergeant from the army who was part of the golden knights parachute team that passed away two weeks ago. so something that people will be thinking about as they enjoy the show just the risk that some of the performers put on here. but this is just one of the biggest events for atlantic city throughout the year. they expect about half a million people or more up and down from ocean city up to brigantine, and you can see this all along the beach. it is the little bit hazy but there is certainly plenty to enjoy. reporting live in atlantic city, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. it looks almost like the plane was making a heart in the sky. just great event every year. >> it sure is. coming up here on cbs3 "eyewitness news" this noon, the

one direction concert brought tens of thousands to lincoln financial field last night. >> but one video that has lot of people talking. check it out right here. fan favorite harry styles get plunked in the head by a water bottle. >> and the golden arches are daming up the menu and if you like breakfast, this is really good news for you. we're coming right back.

good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. a new fast food chain is serving up healthy dishes that might not sound that odd.

correspondent john black stone shows us how customers in the high tech restaurant even even interact with the cashier. >> reporter: at the new san francisco restaurant toned look for servers are cashiers. they've been replaced by touch screens. you order and pay on a tablet. your food then miraculously appears behind another screen with your name on it. >> i don't know what goes on behind there. it's like a black magic room. >> reporter: tum young knows what goes on back there. he's co-founder and ceo of eat is a. >> it's a proprietary system but there are pebble back there. it's all about using technology to make their jobs more efficient. >> reporter: the menu is tota totally vegetarian. eat sa goal to make healthy food more accessible using technolo technology. it's not alone in replacing humans with touch screens. mcdonald's and panera among others in the food business bringing automation to their stores larger shift in that direction could affect millions

every fast food workers. >> it will put a lot of people out of work. >> it's not putting anyone out of work. it's making their jobs more efficient and more enjoyable i like to think. >> there could be a shift in the type of jobs associated with the restaurant industry. the disadvantage of the people who typically work in the restaurants. >> reporter: eatsa has plans to expand to other cities. john black stone, cbs news, san francisco. >> how about that? a favorite fast food restaurant will soon let you have have your hot cakes and sausage all day long. >> that's great news, pat. mcdonald's just announced they're going to start offering all day breakfas breakfasts ress across the country starting next month. the move is in an effort to kick start slumping sales and get that egg mcmuffin, hash browns and other breakfast favorites starting on october 6th and they found that this did really well in san diego when they tried out this concept. people like their egg mcmonday finity afternoon. give people what they like.

>> juggling right behind the hamburgers and the fries. >> they can handle it. >> they hope they can. still ahead here on oy witness news, september is childhood cancer awareness month. >> coming up we have a heart warming story avenue brave little boy. >> ♪ >> he sings to get through his treatments and gets a big surprise from his favorite singer song writer. kyla. >> i can't wait to see that one. we are in a heat wave, everybo everybody. but the weekend, oh, the week send looking so much better. let me tell you all about it. stay with us. "eyewitness news" at noon is coming right back with your forecast.

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one direction star harry styles appears to be okay after last night's sold out show that the linc. >> action of win fan has people talking about it this noon. this video posted on twitter and shows styles being showered by water bottles on stage and one we think was full. hits him right in the face. several fans caught that moment on camera and dozens of fans were outraged. styles mother tweeted, there was no harm duendes this time. she also called for an end of throwing things on stage. and why? >> that's fair. >> come on. >> you're a fan. >> you probably made a of money to get there. get your tickets. why on earth would do something that would hurt the poor kid. >> these one direction fans are not having it on twitter they are looking out for whoever through that bottle. watch out if it was you. >> behave yourself. >> it's concert. >> the weather will behave itself. >> yes.

>> not so much today. not so much tomorrow. but if perhaps you're heading to the shore this weekend, i think you're going to like what i've got to tell you. we've got some more meet to get through. we had a little fog this morning. hazy out there but it certainly plenty humid but we're heading towards the weekend i've got a stellar forecast for you. so let's get to it. let's take live look right now. you're looking at ocean city where it is a little hazy today and, yes, it is warm out there everybody. we're going to see more 90-degree heat in the city and upper 80s mid to upper 80s out in ocean city, too. but we'll get better. it's going to be better i promise that you. let's take look where we're at right now. so we're warming up. check out millville. all right at 87 degrees. 85 in philadelphia. 85 in reading. you see an 86 there in allentown and check out atlantic city. mentioning down the shore also warm and boy, oh, boy look at our neighbors to the north and south. 80s up in new york city. but 93 in richmond v have a. so high pressure is in control and it really has a hold on the region. very light clouds kind of moving in. i want to important out there are a few little popcorn

thunderstorms there in the southwest corner of pennsylvania. not expecting any of that to track towards us for now. and hey take a look at kutztown 84 degrees and got that beautiful sunshine out there. it's a very pretty day but it is a very warm day. dew points here in the 60s and 70's. look at dover there. dew .74. and that is relatively close to our temperatures you got lots of moisture in the air. 95 degrees that's where what we hit yesterday by the way that tied for the hottest day of 2015. and we're looking at potential 90s again today. so this is the run that we've of our heat wave the nipping one we've had so far this year you think about it average temperature supposed to be in the 80s tomorrow another hot one as high pressure stays in control. we've got relieve in the form of a back door cold front. you see just kind of slices in there. a few isolat isolated storms con that will cool us down as we head towards the weekend. so some sunny, nice temperatures expected. this is the shore for your weekend you'll love this upper 70s and 80-degree mark for monday. beautiful sunshine.

i don't think you can ask for better than that on holiday weekend. we're not there yet. we have heat to contend with. sun and clouds, hot and humid with high of 93 degrees. overnight tonight, muggy a low of 74 degrees. and take look at your seven day forecast. you can see they're the relief comes on friday. now we do have those isolated thunderstorms friday to look out for. there's a little price to pay but then we'll keep those mid 80s as we get to the weekend. get the sunshine back in there. and it's party time. no matter where you are. if you're, you know, if you're here it will be mid to upper 80s f you're at the shore, we're talking low 80s, maybe 79 degrees. >> walking on the beach. >> perfect time for it's long week glenn thank you. >> you're welcome. >> time right now to check your philadelphia job market report of the are you going after to work after a long hiatus. jill schlesinger has advice for you. >> stay at home parents rejoining the work force need to take search steps to help them land a job. start by working your network. contact former co-workers and supervisors who know you and the quality of your work. in updating your resume and your

linked in profile, highlight activities that you have done while at home. like blogging, leading organizations or volunteering. online courses or classes at a local college will make you more marketable. and show that you have kept current on your skills. one valuable resource is eye relaunch a company that helps people jump start their professional lives after a career break. the site provides information and links to companies with programs do recruit stay at home parents. the financial services industry is aggressively recruiting employees looking to re-enter the work force. personal financial advisers here in the philadelphia area earn a median annual pay of over $119,000. and moms take note. these firms are specifically targeting women because research shows that women prefer to work with female advisers. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs3 "eyewitness ne

come ugh later today on i it news at 5:00 staying connected on the road. the growing push to give you access to wi-fi behind the wheel. potential risks from that technology. >> before we go we want to show you a very special moment that really will touch your heart.

>> ♪ battling a rare form of cancer at the children's hospital of la and he was surprised by his favorite singer song writer rachel. she wrote fight song which jeremiah sings when he's getting treatments. his parents started a hash tag rachel meet jeremiah on instagram and this is the result. just so pleased to see this special moment for jeremiah and great the singer responded. >> yeah. >> you know, a child who has cancer they're resilience is so remarkable. i'm sure he was an inspiration to rachel as she has been to him. >> good for her forgetting involved. beautiful. >> got tears in my eyes just thinking about. >> it that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm pat chiarocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for kyla and everyone thanks for watching.

>> sharon: dylan, you weren't imagining things. i know that i have been acting strangely lately, and it's because... i've been keeping something from you. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> sharon: you feel guilty for going through my pill case... and i feel guilty because... i went off my meds for a few days. >> dylan: what? sharon, why would you do that? >> sage: i keep thinking how perfect our ceremony was. it was just sweet and simple. >> nick: we did it the right way by keeping it small. >> sage: yeah. your parents were incredibly gracious after not being invited to the wedding, especially victor. >> nick: sometimes my dad can surprise you -- in a good way. >> sage: yeah, 'cause i think he and i got off on the right