responded to a report of three shots fired. >> police were seen running across the university. >> i just saw, police officer they were just asking us, to clear the area. >> reporter: inside ucla engineering building within a small office two men dead and students preparing for finals told to shelter in place. homicide and suicide owe curt, it appears that this entire, campus, we believe there are no suspects outstanding, and, there is no continuing threat. >> the important thing for people to take aware from this is that the campus is now safe. they are in the final, thinks a very stressful time for them and we are trying to alleviate that. >> reporter: lapd chief says the case will be turned over

to their robbery and homicide division. students are understandably shaken up but will return for studying for finals. live from the sat center, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now back home and developing bullets fly outside a local hospital and we are hearing from a man caught in the middle of the gunfire. off-duty philadelphia police officer is one who started shooting after he was hit while riding a motorcycle. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at police headquarters with more on how this all went down, joe. >> reporter: good evening. the lots of questions about this officer involved shooting, in north philadelphia, very late last night, and we are talking to the man he is telling his story, only to cbs-3 about being caught in the middle of all of this gunfire. >> right in front of my car he flew across, that is when i decided, this man is dead, he hit us hard. >> reporter: eduardo valleys say he and two others were picking up a friend when a met or cycle will collided with his green monte carlo at broad

and tioga man was thrown off. it turns out he was an off-duty officer from the 22nd district. what happened next velez says something out of the wild west. >> popped out, point the the gun and shoots right inside of the car. is what wrong with you, we have to take off, i cannot stop there will you kill me. >> reporter: police say unidentified office who are got off work drew his weapon after sensing danger. >> when he gets up to approach the vehicle, he believes that someone is pulling a weapon, he discharges his service revolver or service weapon five times. >> reporter: by this time that green monte carlo left the scene. police say five shots discharged by the officer struck and nearby window at the hospital. nobody was hit. eduardo velez says he returned home not knowing the man who allegedly shot at him was a police officer. >> i look at the news and said there was an accident. i said hey that was me. i will call to give my statement. >> reporter: eduardo says he wasn't arm. he and the three other men with him have all provided

statements to police. >> i pushed the guy right inside window. i had to take off, then he just opened fire, bang, bang. >> reporter: do you remember him say anything. >> when we heard first shots it was time to go. >> reporter: that officer was treated at temple university hospital for injuries, sustained, in that motorcycle crash. his status is unknown at this point. the entire officer involve shooting remains under investigation, and no charges filed, on either side of this matter. reporting live tonight outside round house i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a $20,000 reward is offered in the homicide of the southwest philadelphia man. seventy-eight year-old joseph daily was found dead inside his home on theodore street on tuesday. police say that he had been beaten, and strangled, likely by a group of kid, that targeted him previously on friday night. police say that the suspect's made off with his blue ford van and has a pennsylvania tag, td5338 z.

we believe that somebody in the neighborhood, knows who did this, and we need them to contact our unit so we can make an arrest and get them off the street. >> reporter: police found daily on tuesday after his son, called police to check on him. one person is dead and another wounded following a shooting in reading, berks county. those shots were fired at the getty mart convenience store on west greenwich street at 1:00 this morning. police identified victim as 49 year-old karl walker. second victim is expected to make a full recovery. detectives are looking into what led to that shooting. no arrests have been made. prosecutors in the murder case against retired pro wrestler jimmy super fly snuka hit a legal setback. pennsylvania judge ruled that the seven three-year old was mentally incompetent to stand trial. he was charged last september in the 1983 death of his then girl friend. the judge says that she does in the believe that snuka a is capable of faking dementia

symptoms, he will be reevaluated in six months. another sunny day for the most part but couple spots in our area seeing some pop up showers. meteorologist justin drabick is in for kate right now outside on the sky deck, j.d. >> reporter: that is right, dark cloud are behind me getting a little bit of sprinkle activity here in center city. that extend down to south philadelphia. nothing to get nervous about. don't cancel evening plans, quickly pass through and dying out but build up in humidity we had today just typical summer-like weather we're in. another hot day with the sunshine. temperatures well above average 87 in philadelphia and allentown. nice cooling effect with the wind off chilly atlantic. shore temperatures down to the 07's, for this afternoon high, and here's where we are right now, some clouds and a couple of showers around philadelphia we have airport temperature down to 84 degrees. we have a drop in the past hour, 82 in wilmington. still hanging on to mid 80's in allentown and reading. shore temperatures, arrows off the ocean, keeping the temperatures there comfortable

in the 70's, through this evening hours. there's storm scan three just a couple isolated showers across gloucester county, new jersey that extend up into south philadelphia and parts of the center city here as well as give it another hour and things should die down. it may be an isolated spotty shower, in your neighborhood, over the next couple of hours. philly forecast in forecast in good shape if you are heading out to the ballpark, phillies and nationals. 80 degrees for that temperature. thought today was hot? we will bring another nice set of temperatures in the forecast and better chance for rain coming up in details coming up. >> thanks, justin. a small airplane crashed in chester county send a pilot and passenger to the hospital with minor injuries. this happened just before 9:00 w garden flying field. authorities say that the plane lost power, during take off and then collided with a hanger. no one on the ground was hurt. the faa is investigating. search teams are getting closer to finding egyptair flight 804. a french ship has pick up signals from one of the

missing plane's black boxes, crews have now narrowed their search for a 3-mile area in the mediterranean sea. sixty-six people died when that flight from paris to cairo crashed on may 19th. a second ship will join the search effort a little later this week. turning to campaign 2016, a new national poll find hillary clinton with a slight lead overdone old trump in a potential november match up. correspondent, and so they hope star power can keep her ahead in the race. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallied supporters in the garden state ahead of the west coast swing bringing a new jersey rocker bon jovi for support. new you quinnipiac poll shows clinton lead trump 45 to 41 percent in the race for the white house. voters say trump would be better at creating jobs while clinton received high marks for responding to an international crisis. >> trump you was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump

enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. >> reporter: tomorrow clinton will travel to california where she's scheduled to make a major foreign policy speech and make the case for why she believes donald trump posts a threat to national security. >> thank you all very much. >> reporter: bernie sanders is fighting to the finish line in california where he called for a national ban on franking. >> if elected president we will not need state by state, county by county action because we are going to ban franking in 50 states of this country. >> reporter: donald trump pick up a controversial endorsement from a north korea propaganda web site which praised him as wise and full of foresight. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia is getting ready for the democratic national convention, in july. but, is the money there?

coming up at 6:00 the pennsylvania democrat who says that the dnc has not raised enough money yet and how much cash the convention still needs. demonstrators focused object school funding in philadelphia made their voices heard outside school district headquarters. >> every child. >> every child counts. >> reporter: members of the men of bartram the georgia third morning in the spring garden and they called for greater accountability when it comes to how academic are distributed in the city school system. cdc is looking in the case of the baby born in north jersey with the birth defect linked to the zika virus. doctors at hack even sock medical center said child has microcephaly an abnormally small brain. mother fridays hon dor as and attract the virus there. doctors say baby has intestinal and visual difficulties. still to cock on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00,

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authority, in western as you veil use have caught the a large, shark, near where a 29 year-old surfer has his leg bitten off. it is up clear if the shark is one responsible for that attack. the surfer was hospitalized in critical condition. two surfers paddled out in the what the tore rescue him after that attack. secretary of state john kerry discussed threat of climate change with maryland students today. >> conversation in silver spring is part of the kick off of national ocean month. >> the c02 that falls out of the sky in the rainfall and goes into the ocean, turns

into carbon acid and that carbonic acid in the ocean has a negative impact on fisheries. >> reporter: kerry also said billions in taxpayer money is being spent because of harder impact of bigger storms. he believes that this is a result of, climate change. parts of the texas just can't seem to catch a break from the rain. more downpours overnight stranded drivers and prompted several water rescues. as correspondent manual borges explains, flooding concerns will last through the weekend. >> reporter: roadways, became raging rivers in texas on tuesday. flood waters were strong enough to wash away this car, with the driver getting out, moment before it was swept away. up to 6 inches of rain in part of the state triggered flash flooding. and prompted more than a dozen rescues in the dallas fort worth area. >> very scary watching water rise so fast.

>> reporter: fast rising water left cars submerged and stranded this fire truck. in the south east, the river has reached record highs, the rising river forced a family in simonton to leave these horses behind. >> we stayed as long as we could until they forced to us get out. >> reporter: on tuesday, they hired a private hell cooperate tore drop food for the stranded animals. for others, the only way around is by boat. we found pedro chavez whose home is filling with water. are you afraid it will flood completely. >> a little bit, yeah. >> reporter: what company that mean for your family. >> kind of start over. >> reporter: river is expect to remain above flood stage for the next several days, despite dry weather now there is a chance of rain in the forecast every day, through saturday. manual borges, for cbs news, richmond, texas. >> every day through saturday. >> that is rough. >> it has been terrible down there. >> it happens. >> that time of the year. >> yes, carolina is still

getting it from the remnants of bonnie. >> still, yeah, lingering around. >> bring it back home now. >> we're in good shape if you don't like hot temperatures we will cool it down for where it should be for early june. looking important more pleasant forecast you will like 24 hours. we will bring back rain chances in the weekend. we will break it down but nice beach weather today. we will get down to the shore, live look right now we have got surf rolling in, a few surf action, and waves have been good the past couple of days, water temperature fluctuating. parts of the del marva bumped up to near 70, yesterday with some of that golf street stream water coming back to the coast but back off to the 50's and 60's. the that is typical. chilly ocean for next few days. we have a cooling effect along the shore. storm scan three does show a couple spotty showers now weakening over parts of the northern gloucester county so 295, turnpike, new jersey, getting a little bit of wet weather. this isn't anything heavy. south jersey, center city seeing showers, that extend up

toward part of the southern montgomery county. watch out northeast extension and turnpike and plymouth meeting. another hour or so this should diminishing. wider view not a whole lot happening across mid-atlantic, exception is showers developing from the remnant of bonnie over north carolina that should not bother us. today is first day of the meteorological summer from june 1 to august 31st, that is typically when most people of summer, june, july, august. the astros nom will california sum's lives in a few weeks, june 20th, coming in at 6:00 in the morning, 6:40 or so in the morning and that runs until september between the second. happy first day of meteorological summer. also first day of the atlantic hurricane season but already have two named storms to go so far. eighty-four at the airport. nice breeze off the ocean. chilly water off atlantic city at 58 degrees. notice wind flow out of the northeast even across new england. sixty-five in bar harbor. sixty-two in boston. the that is the type of pattern we will be in for next 24 hours, east/northeast

breeze. that will cool us down. we will not be in the 60's but closer back to average. humidity levels still on the high end right now. we are looking at that dew point temperatures, measures moisture in the air. right now 62 degrees. usually when we get in the 70's it feels uncomfortable and stay inside. currently hume bid that should begin to drop overnight into tomorrow. probably in the pleasant range. if you have outdoor plans tomorrow it is pretty good. seasonal stretch on the way, sun and cloud for your thursday, 80 degrees for your afternoon high. here's is what left of bonnie, well to our south and east, really doesn't effect us and as we head toward friday our next weather maker, cold front brings a couple of showers around. maybe a thunderstorm, scattered though. don't cancel outdoor plans. temperatures near 80's. weekend starts off dry. eighty's on saturday but another storm system on sunday. rain chances. here's how things shape up no chance tomorrow. bring back a 40 percent chance of scattered showers on friday, saturday looks good, and then sunday, that is our

next good shot for some widespread showers. not much happening throughout the evening hours, heads up for some fog again along coastal area tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon looks good and as we head through thursday night, friday, some showers trying to stream in the area again not everybody sees it. so here's the forecast, tonight, on the pleasant side a few clouds 64 for city, 50's in the suburbs. partly sunny on thursday. nice at 80 degrees. that shore forecast make sure you have sun block on even though air temperature is cool in the mid 70's, still will sunburn quickly. watch out for morning fog otherwise partly sunny skies. here's three day forecast, good stretch there we are at 80 degrees for the high on thursday, up to 82 on friday, some more cloud, maybe a shower or thunderstorm, and 84 saturday, that is a warm day with sun and cloud, and as we head toward the second half of the weekend there will be some changes, temperatures and some other stuff going on here. >> yes. >> weekend, bad timing we will talk about that. >> all right. >> appreciate it. only in alaska customers at a improvement store

witnessed the miracle of life. >> because why not. a moose gave birth to the calf in the lowes parking lot and caught onlookers by surprise. calf was shaky on its feet but mother wandered off in the parking lot taking a rest here and there. in san francisco, officers rescued a stranded baby sea lion this week. pup was strand add long the highway someone called to alert authorities soy officers got there but they say close to the animal until experts got in, the sea lion was shivering, tried to nestle up to the officer to take warm. he was taken to a nearby center. still ahead a situation no pet owner want to find themselves in, a beloved animal lost or stolen. now, south jersey police department has a high tech way to help and we will show you how it works, don. losing the battle at home plate a number that shows how badly things have been for the phillies offense. this guy could be the future of the sixers but find out

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every night, words of the manager pete mackanin, opponents have have twice as many home runs then phillies, 31, phillies 13. hopefully fightins can turn it around tonight when they try to avoid the sweep at the nationals. highlights tonight at is 11c. as bad as things have been for phillies, they have not been this bad. cleveland francisco lendor makes contact but he has a issue getting out of the batters box. look at the bat. you have to get that out of the way, what are the chances that the bat does that. >> that is a shame. his boys are like really, really bro. >> who is tackling me, like what is happening. >> and make it in the nba, they will be looking at home, globetrotters. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. coming up next half an hour u.s. soccer federation want a rage discrimination claim against them thrown out why they say the pay is fair for women and mens national

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talking to another passenger. in these cases no one was hurt badly but they have seen results turn tragic. the his teenage sisters jade and brianna were killed in the texas highway in march. they were in the back seat of this car when the teen driver looked at the phone's gps and steered in the oncoming 18 wheeler. >> when we were actually at a friend's house and my father called me and we were in disbelief and shock. >> reporter: triple a says 60 percent of teen crashes involving distractions and number of deaths increase significantly during the summer months. triple a calls it the 100 deadliest days starting on memorial day. >> very important for parents to be mindful of this during this period of time and to be involved in the teens life during that time. >> reporter: she shared a message with teens at his sister's funeral. >> this device, also could only take a moment and your life could be changed. >> reporter: he hopes to keep

other families from having to suffer the same tragedy. >> triple a says ten people die every day in the sum are months after getting in the accident with a teenager. >> when a teen gets behind the wheel what is deadliest distraction? it is a good question? you may think answer is texting but it is not. nicole brewer will get the surprising answer tonight at 11:00. u.s. department of agriculture is reviewing security at cincinnati zoo after weekend shooting oven dangered grill a harambe was shot to protect i three-year eld boy who got in the exhibit. jamie youkiss reports that the enclosure is under scrutiny. >> the gorillas are out. >> reporter: cincinnati police released 911 calls after a moment a young boy fell in the gorillas enclosure. >> my son fell in with the grill, male gorilla over him. >> reporter: one caller identified himself as child's mother. >> he is dragging my sonny can't watch this. >> reporter: encounter was resulted in zoo officials killing harambe is igniting

discussion over zoo security. >> safety protocols for zoos are thoroughly vetted. >> reporter: according to the association of zoos and aquarium or aza exhibits where animals and visitors are not supposed to come in contact need to have one substance barrier such as a guardrail or fence in place. on saturday child made his way past a 3-foot fence through several feet of bushes and down a 15-foot mote. >> the exhibit space and barrier space. >> reporter: zoo has repeatedly defended their security. >> they need to make that place safe. >> reporter: but critics such as michael buttkey, co founder of the activist group stop animal exploitation now disagrees. >> clearly there are issues with this enclosure. >> reporter: group filed a complaint with the usda monday claiming cincinnati zoo violated the animal welfare act. the association of zoos and aquariums last visited cincinnati zoo two years ago. at that point no issues were reported. in senate the eye, ohio, jamie youkiss for cbs news.

pennsylvania's secretary of health says she expects it will take two years to write regulations and make medical marijuana available. karen murphy made that announcement in harrisburg today. she said her agency is fielding calls, interested in, and, in the process. marijuana a products could be sold until oil vapor ointment or liquid form. >> we will strive to develop and maintain a program that uses an integrated, patient centered approach to develop a medically focused program, benefiting patients in pennsylvania. >> reporter: governor tom wolf signed the legislation in april creating the medical marijuana program, the bill sets standard for tracking plants, certifying physicians and licensing growers, dispensaries and physicians. pennsylvania congressman pat meehan is back home in his district to checkup on veterans. meehan visited with members of the upper dash may reen core league in delaware county today. they discussed the iraq and afghanistan outreach program

that helps veterans returning from action overseas cope with post traumatic stress disorder and other challenges. >> here we have a program for veterans to make a connection with others who understand what they have gone through and help assist them back home to a road to recovery. >> reporter: congressman presented the group with the citation honoring them for the work that they do to aid our veterans. septa kicked off its eighth annual stop hunger at the station food drive. "eyewitness news" was at dilworth park for kick off event. food collected will be going to philabundance. organizers say end of the school year means hundreds of thousands of local kids will no longer receive the free and reduced price meals they are given in school. >> this drive is vital to both increase the awareness of the public for the need of these 300,000 children. in our area almost two out of seven people, almost 25 percent of the population,

suffers from hunger at some point during the year. >> in 2015, septa customers and employees donated 29,000 meals to philabundance and member agencies. u.s. soccer federation wants equal employment opportunity commission to dismiss a wage discrimination complaint made by members of the world cup women's winning national team. five players including delran native carli lloyd filed the complaint in march. they claim in some cases members of the women's team made less money then their male counterparts, a law firm representing the federation maintains that the compensation for women's team is equal to or greater then compensation for the mens team. pet owners have a new option to help get out the word if their petties ever lost or missing. fur alert is an app that connects pet owners in people in their community and alerts people nearby when an animal is missing. it provides ways that they can help, corry donovan developed the app after his dog got out of the yard. >> from my perspective time

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to the list thanks to the rise in the honest company. >> reporter: at number 42, jessica is worth 340 million. >> it didn't start yesterday, it started many, many years ago. >> celine dion is new comer on the list thanks to her vegas show a new day which has been on since 2003 and she had netted 260 million-dollar in fact. >> reporter: another surprising new comer 74 year-old music legend barbara streisand with 370 million. >> i think i have been around a long time. >> we have a lot more tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> louie, thanks. get your entertainment news tonight and every weekday at 7:30 watch insider right here on cbs-3. ask and you shall receive, that is one student learned and it earned her a prom dress red carpet worthy. >> high school senior tweeted jane the virgin star gina rodriguez about her dress from the 2015 golden globes saying she would love to wear to it her prom. rodriguez tweeted back

offering to lone her the dress, teen wore it to the prom and said, felt like a star. >> well, that was nice. >> very nice. >> don't see that often too often. >> kick off your shoes, today is national go barefoot day. >> nothing like feel of cool grass or sand between your toes but today it has a deeper meaning. it is all about giving back. national go gary foot day was launched by non-profit souls for soul, it helps put shoes on the feet of millions of children, in need. >> very nice. >> it is warm enough to go without any shoes today. >> yes. >> but you might get a little burn, right? >> yes. >> sand, yeah, no problem. >> and stay cool, head down to the shore, but we have temperatures back where they should be, people were saying too hot, too soon we will bring it back where it should be for early june. you'll like this forecast temperature wise but we have to bring back rain chances over the next several days. there were a couple showers outside, earlier tonight, and very isolated, depend where you are, in center city is

looking better. we had a few sprinkles on the sky deck earlier around 5:00 o'clock light rain across south philadelphia, but that has moved off to the north, with showers, actually intensifying just a little bit. warm day temperatures well in the 80's. the lets check in with our weather watchers and see what is happening right now across the delaware valley in these backyards, and nice number, it is ranging from upper 70's to still upper 80's across parts of the delaware valley. lets check into see is what happening. john in yardley he has it comfortable 78 degrees that the hour in perk so. chuck at 80 degrees. lower 80's in eagleville at lou's house. bill in cardington, warmer at 86 degrees. feeling good in chesterfield, bensalem both in the lower 80's. not a bad evening shaping up in cherry hill, delran, low to mid 80's, kyle higgins in hat the bureau, warmer there at 87. he is close to the heavier showers there right now and down in delaware jason in middletown at 87 degrees, and

buena vista township, 84 degrees. margot simmons house. we will be dry with the exception up in montgomery county, right now. the lets go outside, down to the shore, live look at margate where it is a nice evening, still a few people left on the beach, enjoying the sunshine, and some nice surf, out there, chilly, ocean water still in the upper 50's to 60 and then nice light breeze, keeping the temperatures down there in the 70's. look at storm scan three, there is still activity going on to our south, and that is remnants of bonnie still sticking off the coast of north carolina, not a tropical system still bringing rain and that system will get kicked off to the east and stay to our south but we will zoom in closer here to the delaware valley, and we will start to see, some of those spotty showers, develop over the city, weakening but one shower now firing up, just north of the turnpike, you get up towards parts of the upper dublin just to the west of there seeing some heavier

rain, moving toward gwynedd, east norriton on the edge of the heavy rainfall and this cell here just sitting over same area over past several minutes. that is prompting a flood advisory for that location. so just heads up in parts of the southern montgomery county until 7:30 there could be fast rising the water and smaller streams and creeks in that area. doppler estimated, already up to three-quarters to 1 inch of rain, quickly from that little cell. eventually it will kill itself out and we will see dry air conditions. that is about it as far as rainfall, this evening, quiet pattern shaping up for next 24 hours. watch what happens, low pressure remnants of the bonnie, stays well to the south and east over the next few days, here comes a cold front well to the west tomorrow, so we will enjoy some sunshine, pleasant temperatures, thursday night, friday, couple showers trying to get in here, it will not be a big deal friday. i wouldn't cancel outdoor plans just yet, especially in the morning that is our best shot for shower as a cold front moves through and that dries us out for start of the weekend. today is june 1 so that kicks

off the atlantic hurricane season officially but we have had two name storms. latest tropical satellite showing very quiet conditions over the far, eastern and central atlantic but some activity shaping up across the caribbean, in the western atlantic, nothing tropical but we have disturbed weather. that is area we have to focus on in early june when we get main tropical development in early season down toward caribbean and gulf of mexico. as far as the the atlantic hurricane season goes, peak is not until september, september , pretty quiet for most part in early june. we will wait and see what happens. temperatures tomorrow, nice, right around 80 degrees. seventy's along the shore. that is trend into friday as well, weekend, warmer as we head into saturday. a ridge in the jet stream, holds warmth on saturday, feels like summer, more humid, and humidity and warm temperatures wait until next week. we have a shot of cooler air, nothing cold but that may drop a couple degrees we low average, next week.

it is comfortable, a few cloud, low 64 for city. cooler in the suburbs. the very pleasant tomorrow, partly sunny skies, high temperatures right around 80 degrees, hit it up tomorrow outside, enjoy it. beach forecast looks good tomorrow. maybe some morning fog, otherwise, partly sunny air temperature at 74 degrees. win kicks up out of the east at ten to 20 miles an hour. here's that extended forecast friday maybe a shower or thunderstorm, scattered 82. weekend saturday best day 84 with some sun. widespread showers on sunday into next week, guys, pretty comfortable upper 70's to 80 degrees. not too bad, enjoy it now, midsummer weather will happen over next few weeks. >> looks nice, thanks, j.d. you don't see many alligators stralling around new jersey but we found one for you. >> two police officers found this guy hanging around the lake at a campground in jackson. 2-foot gator had potential to grow to 11 feet. authorities believe resident in the area had it as a pet and then released it once it got too big.

>> speaking of too big we have to get an up gaeton that gator we saw in the gulf coast in florida. it the looked like a dinosaur. >> it looked like it was out of jurassic park. >> we will get an update on that one too. >> still ahead a story that started with the crime against a disabled man. >> it was heart breaking. i was furious, to say the least. >> what the police department did next, went above and beyond and it touched people all across the country. it is next week story of

a real treat for fourth

graders at powell elementary school in philadelphia today. >> two classes were treated for pizza courtesy of officers from the 16th police district. police worked alongside fourth grade teachers, in addressing violence, in the community. >> enjoy, gang. >> today's story of brotherly love started with a routine crime a stolen bike. >> but this time something wonderful happened in its wake. palmyra police officers who responded to the theft were determined to go above and beyond when they met the victim. >> wayne stevens bikes every day even in snow. >> twenty-nine, mentally he business eight. >> he is also deaf and has multiple health problems so when his bee love bike was recently stolen, it hit hard. sergeant steven was one of the palmyra police officers that responded. >> wayne was visibly upset, sitting on the steps, hand clinched. >> he said tall man stole my bike and went that way. >> to see look on his face was heart breaking. i was furious to say the

least. >> reporter: so the sergeant and his fellow responding office patrol man alex hubbell surprised wayne with a brand new bike. >> it was priceless, it was. he was so happy. >> he does use his ear phones, and, riding with no hand and he gets into it and enjoys it. >> reporter: happy moment captured in the photo has been shared around the country. >> they wanted no recognition at all. >> reporter: chief scott pearlman is not surprised his officer's good deeds inspired so many. >> it does help for people to know good things that we do. >> wow. >> words just can't describe the joy that i see in him, and the pride that i have for our officers. >> they made his world, they put a smile back on his face and i cannot thank them enough. >> reporter: high five's all the way around. the sergeant says 99 percent of the fellow officers would have done exactly the same thing that he and patrolman hubbell did. the thief is still out there. if you'd like to tell us your story of brotherly love go to cbs philly.com,/brotherly.

high five, nicely done, gentlemen. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 where is money, with the democratic national convention less than two months away a former pennsylvania governor says dnc is still millions of dollars short. as we get into beach season a new report shows many popular children's sun screens just don't get the job done, find out which ones are not worth the money, justin. >> we will hit another day with 90 degrees in parts of the region but we will bring back pleasant temperatures, dry for now, so widespread showers return to the forecast we will let you know when next. >> reporter: local children with disability will get some cool new rides, see how they will retro fit for some special children. the democratic national convention is less than, two months away but money is not all there just yet. right now on "eyewitness news"

how much still need to be raised to fund, the huge event, right here in philadelphia. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean with the money convention organizers are working on a security plan that won't shut the city down like pope's visit back in september. dnc organizers discussed their efforts anal sandra hoff was there and joins us live from the steps of the art museum with more on what they had to say today, alex? >> reporter: well, good evening, former governor ed rendell, did confirm that the dnc is behind about ten million-dollar right now but he says he is confident that their goals will be met, but before the dnc rolls rolls around there is plenty more securing that needs to be done. as of this noon we were told that the wells fargo center is a secure zone, as physical preparations for democratic national convention begins. in cleveland for the republican national convention, will be held just one week prior to the july dnc, police were hit