here in philadelphia there is still a lot of questions about security information. our syma chowdhry is along ben franklin parkway with more on new survey that find businesses are not happy about the flow of information in dealing with the papal visit, syma. >> reporter: that is right, jessica. according to a new survey many businesses don't feel the city provided them enough information, to plan for the pope's visit. we did speak with one business owner, who says, that he understands the struggles for an event like this but he is pleased with the cities efforts. this soup business is looking forward to some good, clean fun during the papal visit. this is the co founder of duross and lanning he will of 13th and samson a spot in the middle of the francis festival ground, formally called the traffic box. he and his partner sarah, are excited to cater to tourist that weekend. >> looking for unique shops where they might be able to take home a sue newer. >> reporter: they have a salon and yoga studio that will

close for business during the pope's visit. they feel they were given enough information from officials, to plan for the store to stay opened. >> some folks feel that it is better to close, we just are kind of, throwing our hand up and saying, let's just see what happens. >> they explained to us exactly is what going on and what our expectation should be. >> reporter: according to a survey conn talk by city controller with 68 businesses responding, 86 percent said they felt that they were provided with insufficient event details from city officials, of that 48 percent said they were still able to stay opened. 38 percent of the businesses say they have in the been able to plan for the the pope's visit. >> this event to reach its greatest potential, business community needs to be assured that they are planning concerns and need will be addressed. >> reporter: ninety-one per percent of businesses say traffic box creates challenges like getting supplies and getting employees, to work. duross left it up to his staff to decide if they want to come in or not.

>> pretend like it is a snow day for those who didn't come down, rest of us will enjoy what happens. >> reporter: and hopes that the business educated they were cautiously optimistic but 24 percent expect to stay closed during the pope's visit. we are live on the parkway, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. "eyewitness news" at mar why the hotel at navy yard where there was a casting call for the pope in philly. city tourism agency, visited philadelphia working on a video aimed at getting people excited the the event and calming their fears. extras had to dress business casual and bring a piece of luggage as a prop. coming up at 6:00 our pat ciarrocchi walks the parkway with the executive director of the world meeting of families to talk about the idea, of the papal visit. we will have that exclusive interview for you, ahead on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. in monmouth county a mother, sister and two small children are dead and authorities believe it may have been a murder/suicide. they found a family inside a

burning home overnight in long branch, new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is in long branch right now with this story, alex. >> reporter: just a couple minutes ago we saw friend, some family members, they stopped by to drop off teddy bears and balloons in memory of the young family. you know, from outside of the home it is hard to tell, aside from scorched siding and broken glass just level of the devastation that occurred inside and now police say this is no accident. >> it just hits close to home. >> reporter: brandon medina lives across the street from the empty long branch property. >> i heard bang going on. you think there was a fight or anything like. that i ran outside. >> reporter: from the corner of eastwood and jolean avenue he saw that the house was on fire. >> screaming, and a lot of chaos and you feel helpless. >> reporter: despite attempts, police and fire fighters could not pen straight heavy smoke separating them from the family of four upstairs. thirty-five year-old linda, and 29 year-old, amanda morris

with brandon and brian beeharry ages seven and 46789 they were taken to the hospital where they later died. that is where the story takes a turn. >> i can tell thaw 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 thaw 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: on top of that, medical examiners told investigators that the injuries that killed this family were not the fault of the fire. something that brandon says that he suspect when he did not immediately see the fire of four, flee that home. >> you should have more than enough time to peak your head out of the window or get downstairs and that is nerve racking, but i hope the investigators figure it out and get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: father of that family is said to work for

public works department for the town, collogues have said simply he was a nice guy. so one of the big questions remaining is the father did not kill this family but who did. that is what police are looking into right now. this is being investigated as a possible murder/suicide. live from monmouth county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". sad scene there alex, thanks very much. an arrest is made in the scandal that rocked north penn high school. graduate admitted to police he distributed photos of current and former students. the investigation began in march when a juvenile female told ambler police she uncovered a web site with numerous nude photos. today authorities arrested and charged 18 year-old brandon tyler berlin of montgomery township. they say he compiled the photos and then sent leaks to other people. bail has been set at $10,000. our september heat wave will continue with another hot and hazy day out there. some people loving this weather, others say they could

leave it. no matter which category you fall into, you better get use to it. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the sky deck with a first look at the forecast, justin. >> jessica, that is right it does stay hot and humid for at least another day. we have some clouds outside right now but not enough to really cool us down, once again, we're running a good ten or 11 degrees above average. we made to it 93 degrees so far in philadelphia at the airport. that is the official high temperature. it can get worse. our record high is 100 degrees. that was setback in 1953. no record anytime soon. heat wave will continue, the the fifth of the season, this is an extended one, we will go back to sunday and tomorrow we're still looking at high temperatures in the lower to mid 90's. currently low 90's for today. cooler at the shore. nice breeze off that ocean. ocean water at 75 degrees. that is keeping temperatures around 80 degrees. the nice and quiet on storm scan three, a few cloud, temperatures stay warm but dry, skies are mostly clear.

we will have more on the labor day weekend forecast in a few more minutes, back to you. obama administration wins battle with congress over the iran nuclear deal. deal has enough votes to survive a republican vote against it but israelis critical of the pack with iran. secretary of the state john kerry addressed them in a speech at philadelphia's national constitution center today. >> this agreement puts us on the right path to prevent iran from ever getting a a nuclear weapon. the the people of israel will be safer with this deal and the same is true for the people throughout the region. >> critics say the deal gives too much power to iran and threatens the stability of the middle east. a judge has just ruled all six baltimore police officers charged in connection with freddie gray's death will be tried separately. gray's death prompted riots and unrest in the streets and judge denied the state's motion to try these officers as a group. gray, a 25 year-old black man died one week after sustaining

injuries following his arrest. april 12th. for the 13th year planes are flocking to the the beautiful beaches of atlantic city for the atlantic city air show this year performances were spectacular. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is joining us now to see how this show just wrapped up, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, picture perfect weather for this air show. there were a few cancellations for performances because of the access to previous air shows last month. everything went off safe today and by all accounts this was a huge success o for prop planes, to super sonic jets, the sights were breathtaking at the annual the atlantic city air show and the the sounds. >> my gosh, it is like a rumble through the the whole, you know, beach. >> reporter: that is why they call it thunder over the boardwalk. >> it sound really loud.

so far my favorites have been f12 raptor. >> reporter: the air show is a chance for the military to recruit and inspire. >> the public is reminded by seeing all of this of what this means, and they are reminded of men and women who are serving overseas in very different circumstances. >> reporter: this year we're reminded of the risk involved in aerial demonstrations. honor recently deceased pilot andrew wright, army parachute performer sergeant corry hood, the sky typers did a tribute path minus one plane. >> i almost started to cry, i did. some tears. it was so sad. >> reporter: while sorrow lingered patriotism soared. this year marked the returning of the blue angels who have not performed here in nine years. their signature turns, and nearly impossible formations provided the grand finally for family friendly event. >> it is just a good day out. kid get to enjoy the air show, i enjoy it too. they sit by water and stay

cool. >> reporter: that is my favorite right there, i love the park where they go upside down and pass by. why do they have an air show on wednesdays? because they are trying to draw people down here. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 i will tell you exactly how many people that the organizers estimate came to the the shore, for this event, and how much money they think they have brought in the area reporting live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great show and great day. >> cleve, thanks very much. i flew with the blue angels once, very cool. >> can we see video. >> you should, you'd love it. >> oh, we will. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a legal battle playing out in the operating room as a woman fights parents over a planned surgery, plus. it is a roadside confrontation see what happens when a driver stops a man driving erratically with his daughter. are e cigarettes a safer option? we have new information next

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controversial new study. >> reporter: not everybody is on board with this one. there is still debate about the safety of e cigarettes, but this new british study says that people who wanted to quit smoking were about 60 percent more likely to succeed, if they used e cigarettes, compared to would be quitters who tried patches, or gum. olivia blocky is trying to stop smoking for good. >> she tried to quit before but then started again and now is turning to electronic cigarettes for help. >> i'm buying a vape. >> my e cigarette to get back into more healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: new british study shows smokers switching to e cigarettes significantly reduce their exposure to harmful toxins even if they light up cigarettes from time to time. >> is there a simple explanation for it. these people are now getting nicotine from a different source so they smoke less. >> reporter: in the study over four weeks researchers tested exposure to carbon monoxide

and toxin, which is found in lower doses in e cigarettes. doctors found those who switched to e cigarettes completely, cut their exposure by up to 80 percent, and then those who were dual users reduced exposures by up to 603 . >> the message people to stop smoking when they can. >> other studies have shown they are not that helpful for people trying to quit n terms of the safety some research has said that e cigarettes may contain harmful biproducts that might increase risk for cancer. so is there still a lot of debate out there, doctors say cold turkey if you can, by giving up cigarettes is one of the hard things. >> that was starting to see that coming out. >> yes. >> reporter: that study was from britain. maybe their e cigarettes are different over there. >> maybe. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. another day of temperatures in the 90's. >> that is right, heat wave continues, justin, thinks

fifth one of the summer, is that right. >> fifth one and it looks like it would be a five day heat wave.fth one and it looks like we have relief in the forecast, guys, we have to get through one more day and taking a live look at ocean city, boardwalk not that jammed upright now but still a nice evening shaping up in south jersey. we have clouds over us but enough sunshine even still warming temperatures down to the shore at 80. nice breeze off the water. let's see, it hasn't been a long one but it is running into five days as we go through tomorrow. not quite longest we had this season. fifth one of the season. potentially we could see maybe another one next week. we will show you that later in the show in the seven day. right now still 93 degrees in philadelphia. eighty-nine in trenton. lower 80's south jersey. again that flow coming off the the atlantic ocean. humidity for inland spots is up there but it could be worse for this time of the year. we are seeing dew points lower 50's to 60 but south jersey, delaware where we are closer to that flow off the water very humid but those dew points tonight will increase

once again just like last night. stays muggy tonight, steamy for thursday. humidity drops friday. we will start to feel the different republicans. here's labor day weekend. we will drop humidity good. we will call it pleasant on saturday and slightly more humid on sunday. storm scan three is different, as you have been watching, a lot of activity to the west over mountains in west washington, baltimore. we have pop up showers and storms. they will stay there tonight. clear to partly cloudy sky over the overnight hours. we will watch this front to the north bringing us a change to the air math. tomorrow still going to be dry under sunshine and clouds this front moves from the north to south. we will call that a back door cold front. once that front pushes through wind shift out of the north. that will cool us down, back into the the 80's starting on friday and could be a shower or storm friday afternoon which is great because you do need some rain. let's head to the labor day weekend, taking you to the shore heading to south jersey, a little bit breezy.

we will chop up the ocean, and temperatures in the upper 70's but still you need sun block out with that sunshine out in full blast. warm, muggy, 74 the low temperature. another hot, humid day on thursday. 94 degrees. for philadelphia, a labor day forecast, it will get warm again. high around 90 degrees. also humidity starts to increase as well. here we go with the three day forecast, again, we will run with a few more clouds coming in during the afternoon on thursday, mid 90's but there is that change on friday, mid 80's, there could be a shower and thunderstorm and heading in the labor day weekend the trend will be for cooler more comfortable weather with sunshine. >> saturday looks great. >> really nice. >> yes. >> very nice. >> go for it. >> thanks, buddy. still ahead on "eyewitness news" big honors for philadelphia. >> the local trail named the best urban trail in the entire country. ride to remember for an uber driver, unexpect surprise during his rush hour ride.

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team with eight catches, he grew up rooting for the bird and wearing the team jersey. he says yes, it is a dream come true. he knows he has to stay focused. >> i have no time to get caught in emotions. i have no time to say i'm that philly kid because sometimes that can be a burden. looking around this locker roomy see big names, i want to be that person one day. in order for me to be that way i have to be here every day working hard, nothing else matters, and me being there for city, it means so much to me but i cannot wear that on my sleeve. i have to come here and do my job. >> i'm pulling for that young man. >> i really want him to make the team. >> i hope so. >> keep us posted on that one. coming up is vice-president joe biden gearing up for a presidential run? we will tell you about the trips that are raising speculation. manhunt intensifies after a police officer is gun down in illinois, new twist in this investigation. plus a lot of people talking about will smith's new film, the the controversial

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i'm ukee washington, brand new security measures just released by secret service for pope francis vice tonight three weeks. big change that is ticket will be needed to see the pope on the parkway, as well as, at independent mall. a couple and their two children are found dead in the burning home in monmouth county. authorities are investigating the possibility that there was a murder/suicide. police make an arrest in the nude total scandal at north pen high school. authorities say brandon tyler berlin admitted to creating a drop box account and sharing photos of current and former student. justin. if you are enjoying this heat and humidity, we have one more day, with temperatures,

in the 90's and a lot of sunshine in our forecast from labor or day. we will show you the potential for another heat wave in the seven day forecast and i will show thaw in a few minutes. jessica. >> justin, thank you. we will go to suburban chicago where police are widening their search for three suspects wanted in the fatal shooting of a police overs. as jamie ukiss reports from fox lake, investigators are following hundreds of leads. >> i have a collogue, police officer, and we will not stop. >> reporter: police in fox lake are going door to door looking for information, that will help track down, the three men accused of shooting lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz to death, they are collecting surveillance video from homes, businesses in the area. >> now there is an evidence way of collecting that. so it is not tainted down the road. so little bit of a long process. >> reporter: officer gliniewicz was not able to provide dispatchers with the detailed description of the men he was chasing on foot before he was shot. he said two were white, one

was black. multiple police agencies following up on dozens of leads, people are coming to grips with their loss of an officer they affect nate liz called g.i. joe. >> he was a lot of everything to everybody. everybody just was safe around joe. >> reporter: the lieutenant was well known within the small community, and was with the department for three decade and mentored young people who wanted to become officer. >> will definitely make me push myself more to become a police officer. >> reporter: it doesn't make you nervous that he is your hero. >> it makes me want to continue to do his important work and fulfilling his legacy. >> reporter: five two-year old leaves behind a wife and four sons. he was set to retire in 29 days. jamie ukiss, cbs news, fox lake, illinois. police, are looking for the thief who robbed an auto parts store in southwest philadelphia surveillance video shows the man walking in the advanced auto parts store on island avenue last month. he took the cashier to the back room where another worker was counting money and told him he needed the money more than they d he stole $2,500 in

cash before running out of the store. a clerk in kentucky denied marriage license to the same sex couple and despite supreme court ruling against her, kim davis refused to issue a license, for marriage. davis is asking a judge to delay his order to issue a license for filing for religious beliefs. confrontation between her and couple was caught on camera we are not going to do marriage licenses today. >> why, why. >> i'm not doing marriage licenses today pending an appeal. >> on what authority. >> god's authority. >> unaudible. >> g.o.p. presidential candidate mike huckabee say he supports kim davis while carli fee roane owe and lindsey graham says she in must comply with the law. legal battle taking place in the operating room, transgender room hoping to transition from male to female is stopped just before the operation. as reporter cherie greg from

our sister news radio reports, her parents want her declared incompetent. >> i'm so happy, and free. >> reporter: at 48 years young christine kissler says she's finally able to be herself. >> i am a woman. >> reporter: christine says she has identified as female since the age of 13 and dressed as a woman in college. and repressed it for years with alcohol and drugs. >> which really is a hard thing when you are torn apart like a rag doll. >> reporter: tuesday was the day agony ended, doctor christine mcgin had performed a thousand regender assignment surgery wrist and she was scheduled to perform her operation until the parents, claude and ingrid kissler traveled from yeah to the doctor's on to stop it. >> they filed court papers a alleging christine born a boy named christopher suffers from mild retardation, suicidal thoughts and serious medical conditions that make surgery to risky. they say christine is not

mentally stable and they want to be named guardians so they can get her treatment. >> this isn't a competency hearing, guardianship hearing, thinks a difference of opinion hearing. >> reporter: christine's attorneys say using the court's to stop gender reassignment the is unheard of. christine says, that she has been preparing for her surgery, for a year, and plans to move forward. >> i might die from this but it is worth dying, would i rather die then with the way i was. >> reporter: word just in this evening, christine kissler was successful and in court today and she will undergo her gender reassignment surgery this evening. as to whether or not she will speak to her parents again she said she will make that decision after she heels. in the cbs-3 sat center, cherie greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". vice-president joe biden is ramping up speculation that he might run for president next year. biden is in florida raising money for senate democrats after speaking after a community college in miami. next week the vice-president

will spend labor day in pittsburgh before a appearing on the late show with stephen colbert right here on cbs-3. biden is still trying to decide if he will challenge hillary clinton and other democrats for the parties nomination. a new york uber driver got more passengers then he bargained for when he pick up a woman going into labor in hoboken, new jersey. she wanted to go to hospital on manhattan's upper west side about 8 miles away but they got stuck in the lincoln continue until rush hour traffic. >> we're in the tunnel and her water broke. she was having contractions, every minute. >> well, eric saw a light at the end of the lincoln tunnel and flagged down paramedics. they helped deliver a healthy baby girl in the back seat of his car. mom and baby are doing okay. >> how about that. >> what a story. well, a new movie starring will smith is creating a lot of buzz, and it hasn't even hit the theaters yet. >> movie is called concussion and as jim axlerod reports it

tackles the the nfl head on. >> you have turned on the lights and give their biggest boogie man a name. >> reporter: that name is cte, chronic traumatic eveneven self lap i. >> it was discovered by this doctor played by will smith. he identified the disease in 2002, after performing an autopsy, on ex-pittsburgh steelers center mike webster. the the hall of famer died when he was just 50, after struggling with dementia, depression, and a homelessness. he said that webster's brain was badly damaged by proteins as if he had advanced alzheimer's. he has since made similar discoveries in the brains of more than a dozen former nfl players. he believes that cte is caused by repeated my owe traumatic brain injury, from years of playing in the nfl. the 2012 suicide of hall of fame linebacker junior seau who suffered from cte, put the

nfl on the defensive. those in the retirement of rising star chris borland who quit 49ers in march after his rookie season because of the long term risks of head injuries. on tuesday, nfl would not respond directly to the movie but issued a statement saying quote, we have no higher priority then player health and safety. in april, a judge approved a 1 billion-dollar concussion settlement, between the nfl and former players. concussion opens up in theaters in december just before the start of the playoffs. peak interests in professional football. movie's director says he didn't make the film to condemn the nfl or destroy football but simply wanted to tell a good story. jim axlerod for cbs news, new york. the the late andre waters of the philadelphia eagles, i remember it like it was yesterday. talk about valuable trash, we will show you discovery in the landfill that just sold for more than $100,000.

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big steps taken in philadelphia but no professional athletes involved. "eyewitness news" at crystal ray high school for annual job draft, prominent companies selected students for a year long work study program. they also received some very nice branded gear from the companies, which included, wawa, chop, mayor's office, and the franklin institute. well, a huge honor for a philadelphia landmark.

>> u.s.a. today named schuylkill river trail america's best urban trail. panel of travel and outdoor experts, nominated trails near local u.s. major cities and readers voted on them. it is region's most heavily use multi use recreation and commuter trail. so, nice to get out there. have you ever been out there on a really great day, check out the boats. >> it is beautiful. absolutely beautiful. >> i guess, the rovers i should say. >> out there today, you have some water with you today to stay cool out there we have signs of cooler temperatures just in time for labor day weekend. we have good news if you have outdoor plans. it is good, mountains, shore or just hanging out at home. lets go outside right now and see is what happening in the delaware beaches. live look at the beach from our neighborhood network, right now currently we are at 78 degrees. and nice breeze off of the water out of the south/south east at 8 miles an hour. so comfortable conditions, and delaware beaches, jersey

shore, there are some cloud around and we will see same deal tomorrow but enough sunshine certainly you'll need to wear sun block as we head through labor day weekend. nice looking forecast at the beach for upcoming holiday weekend. lets go check in with our weather watchers, still showing, lot of upper 80's to 90 degrees. lower 90's for current air temperatures and we will check in with those current numbers in orland, joseph has 88 degrees. we are sitting at 92 at michael irwin's house in levittown. riverside, new jersey ron checks in with a hot 91 degrees. list continues in philadelphia. phil has 92. hatfield jeff moore has 90 degrees. hot inner gilbertsville, eileen still coming in the upper 90's and buena vista township margot at 90. eighty's in newark delaware. list goes on. cooler at paul's house in new london township where we have 86 degrees, little bit of the lucky spot there with some cooler temperatures. but lets go talk about what to

expect, really all over the next few days, this is what is on the menu as we head in the holiday weekend. thursday, sunshine, last day of the heat wave, we are talking low to mid 90's, friday is when we will see some changes, sunshine, little bit cooler and a needed isolated shower or storm. then we can end, cools down less humid labor day, lots of sunshine and little bit more hot and humid. rain has been a while since we have had measurable rain, a a few weeks but normal since june 1 we should have over 13 and a quarter inches, but this year so far since june 1 about 11.28. that is not bad, couple differences there seems worse then it is but we could use rain over next week into the dry lawns out there, and here's another interesting thing, sunset, days are getting shorter for daylight, sunset at 7:31. end of the month we have been talking 6:45. november 1st when we switch the clock at 4:59. signs of the cold season

coming up. we are losing two minutes of the daylight each day as we head in the fall season. thirty-nine still hot and humid here in philadelphia 82 in mount pocono. a lot of activity to our west on storm scan three that humidity fueling some showers and storms, we are dry, that will be the trend through the overnight into tomorrow. here's set up, heat continues, for thursday, low to mid 90's. here's that book door front from the north to cool us off. bringing us shower or storm friday, mid 80's. high pressure from the north, nice breeze off water, temperatures in the mid 80's for saturday into labor day as well. lets talk about our weather overnight, a few clouds, not much going on, tomorrow afternoon, partly sunny skies, here's friday, front from the north, see spotty showers, and thunderstorm in some spots. may have an umbrella around but nothing widespread. warm, muggy overnight, mostly clear, skies, partly sunny, 94. lets check out that labor day forecast, philadelphia does warm up, 90 degrees, shore lower 80's. the looks great in the

mountains, very pleasant in the lower 80's as well. here's the the extended forecast, catch that break on friday, in mid 80's, abe then mid 80's hold saturday and sunday, labor day, more humid, hot approaching 90's but over the next two days, still in the lower 90's. we could be dealing with our sixth heat wave of the summer season. >> yes. >> summer sizzle. >> dry for labor day weekend. >> all right, buddy. how important is having a constant connection to the internet for you? for many of us these days it is a job requirement. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan found more and more auto makers are equipping cars with wifi so you can stay connect right from the road. >> i don't know how i feel about this wifi in cars, indeed. we took a look at how it works. bill beagle's car functions as his mobile office. when he bought a new vehicle he throughout twice about getting this in car wifi. >> i thought it would be silly to spend an extra $20 a month, on something that i don't

need, and then i realized, it can be an absolute asset. >> reporter: bill starts up his car, his wifi pass word is saved in the system so his electronics hook up to a encrypted connections. he even catches up on his favorite television shows. >> i believe that having a wifi is much more reliable then just sell signals. >> how does it work. >> it works by having the proper equipment installed in the vehicle, and then, in the other vehicle that will send out a hot hot spot and at that point you just hook up your lab top, tablet and computer and you are ready to go. >> reporter: the you the ranges from 3g to 4g, lte and of course, pay for data you use. besides hooking up your device to the cars signal in the future the bigger benefit would be having your car linked to dealers and auto makers. >> the fact that the carries connect to the web will allow to it get updates from

manufacturers, receive diagnostic information and communicate with the outside world, something a vehicle was not able to do previously. >> prices of the data a packages range on how much you use and your provider. some coverage comes free when you buy the car but they vary by auto maker. >> distract driving immediately comes to mind. >> yes. >> folks at triple a says you have to concentrate on one thing on the road and don't do this but we have all seen people do stupid things, either texts when they are driving and thinks just an initial thing. >> here we go. >> i hear you. >> stay off the road. >> yes. >> pay attention. >> all right, jim, thank you. check your freezer, recalling frozen corn contaminated with listeria. it was sold under the name, wildwood, market basket, bountiful harvest and west creek. the corn was sold in several states, including pennsylvania and new jersey. still ahead on "eyewitness news", two brothers, both music lovers and both blind.

they held seven start a foundation to fund medical research, wait until you see how much they have raised so far. i have had a chance to sit down and hear their story of brotherly love.

we are six days from even colbert's show on the late show and only place on cbs-3 starting at september 8th. >> lift off, lift off. >> some spectacular video of the launch of the navy's

mobile user objective system, it is system that uses satellite and ground station toss improve communications, for u.s. forces on the move. the state of the art system will connect members of the military all around the globe. and two bucks county brothers, both blind from the same rare genetic conditions are not sitting on the sidelines. >> for years they have been running fundraisers for researchers raising for a cure. i sat down with them to find out how these brothers are inspiring brotherly love. >> ♪ >> this musical team has shocked. >> me, not so much. >> ♪ >> the the 15 year-old plays in the band despite being legally blind. >> what do you see, tell me about your vision now. >> i can see you are sitting in front of me. you have a face, but, the the

eye color, eye lashes, the the details. >> reporter: his 12 years old brother mitchell has same disorder and also legally blind. >> he has more central vision. i am more peripheral. >> reporter: doctors told their parents the boy's sight would only get worse. >> they said maybe in 50 years there would be hope. >> reporter: the smedley brothers, sister caris a started curing retinal blindness foundation. we met them in 2011 work than on gift baskets. >> all of this hard work will pay off. >> it has. >> our big fundraiser bike the basin is close to a half million. we are on track to do that, which is amazing. >> reporter: foundation has funded six medical research teams around the world. and next year the first ever clinical trial. >> community support has been, out of this world. >> reporter: next bike the basin is sunday september 20th. michael's ban will play. the sister's soccer team is collecting coins. every cent bringing boys

closer to the goal of curing, within five years. >> we are not waiting 50 years. no way. >> i hear you. >> no way to find out how to help their foundation go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. mitchell loves weather and hopes to be a meteorologist. j.d. if you are listening, watch your back. >> you have to have some help coming in. >> do you see how they grew. >> how about that. >> good luck to them. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 secret service announced more security measures for papal visit and it looks like some of the faithful won't get the chance to get close to the pope while he is here. entire family is dead, after a fire, in monmouth county but it wasn't the flames, we will have the the latest on the investigation and reaction from the stunned community. justin? ukee, i got my game on i can guarantee this heat and humidity sticks around and then it changes for labor day forecast, those details coming up. secretary of state john

kerry speaks in philadelphia about the iran nuclear deal, hear his word for critics of the plan, that has divided congress. right now brand new paper, parts of the philadelphia during pope's visit during the world meeting of families. thanks for joining us, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. there is some big changes here. and, diana a rocco in center city now with new information, diana. >> reporter: jessica, without a ticket to the papal mass on sunday this is about as far as you are going to get. we have just learned, that you are going to need tickets to get close access to the pope as the events on saturday, an then gannon sunday. this comes as news to you, you are not alone. we have been at numerous, in

fact weekly briefings by city, held in conjunction with the world meeting of families and archdiocese and this is first we have been hearing about needing a ticket to this event. news came when secret service released their updated map this afternoon, on the secure area here's a look at that map. it outlines secure areas and, of course, they will remain the same. it outlines walking routes in the city and around the parkway and security checkpoints. what is new is you will not get inside, independent hall saturday without a ticket or pass 20th street on the parkway on sunday without a ticket. you will watch mass from the jumbo tron outside fenced area world meeting of families did add late this afternoon that they will make 5,000 ticket available to the public, on saturday, for first come, first serve basis, and sunday the tickets to the papal mass are being allocated through the archdiocese, to their 219 local parishes. catholic service organizations