dallas. according to cbs news, there are unconfirmed reports that one or more police officers were struck. right now police are searching for suspect or suspects with rivals in a parking garage in downtown dallas. the protest was in response to the two recent fatal police shootings in minnesota and louisiana. we will continue to stay on top of this breaking story and bring updates as we get them. back here at home for the second night in a row protesters hit the streets of philadelphia calling for justice following the deadly shootings of two men by police. marches and demonstrations took place across the country tonight. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. the second shooting happened in falcons height minnesota. suburb of st. paul. a police officer shot and killed ferlando castillo during a traffic stop. on tuesday, two officers in baton rouge louisiana filled alton sterling after a confrontation outside a convenience store. both cases spark outrage.

>> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff is in center city with more on the protests taking place here today. alex. >> reporter: well ukee and jessica there are protests continuing on over at city hall right now. those would be beyond the itinerary of today's march. city's march was led by clergy members visit the in town for the international ame church convention. >> god, we're tired. >> reporter: it was less of a protest than collective prayer that began at 12th and arch. >> we pray that our march will represent our protest and represent the fact that we are the people are tired and we can't take it any more. >> yes. >> reporter: around 6:30 hundreds began to walk. call to action prompted by two deadly police shootings this week in other parts of the country. it was a different scene than yesterday's protests throughout the city which prompted police action and blocked traffic. but the message was the same. >> we of a policy agenda. we are people of faith.

>> reporter: this march was of both unity and outrage. >> i am out here today because i'm upset. >> reporter: the crowd made stops throughout center city. >> no justice, no piece! >> ♪ there is freedom >> no racist police. >> reporter: before bringing their message full circle. >> ♪ inside the arch street united methodist church it's a plea heard by police commissioner richard ross. >> there's work to be done in law enforcement. i think most leaders will tell you that. it is not an indictment of the men and women who proudly wear this uniform across the country much it just means you have to see things for what they are. >> reporter: what this was a peaceful demonstration of people seeking to have safe law enforcement. >> jesus name we ask it all. >> amen. >> amen. >> reporter: many are crediting the ame church members

and their influence for keeping this demonstration peaceful and for keeping the message clear. reporting from the convention center alexandra hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. tonight st. paul, minnesota large crowd gathered outside the school where ferlando castillo work as a cafeteria supervisor. president obama is weighing in the recent deadly police shooting. nicole brewer takes a close look at both cases. we want to warn you the video you're about to see is graphic. >> please don't tell me this lord, please, jesus don't tell me he's gone. >> on wednesday night, the final moments of ferlando castillo's life were streamed live on facebook. >> we got pulled over for a busted taillight in the back. >> with castillo still by herd diamond reynolds told social media users a minnesota plea police shot her boyfriend. after telling police he was

carrying a gun. >> the video goes on to show reynolds exiting the car then being handcuffed as her four-year-old daughter streams in the background. police say they attempted to give castillo cpr but he later died. >> i wanted to put it op facebook and go viral so that the people could see it. >> standing outside the govern governor's residence thursday morning reynolds explained why she kept the cameras rolling. >> i wanted everybody in the world to see what the police do. and how they roll and it's not right. >> that's right. >> it's not acceptable. >> reporter: castillo's death comes one day after another black man was fatally shot by police during a scuffle outside louisiana convenience store. it was all caught on camera. >> while attending a nato summit in war saw, pole land, president obama called the shooting deaths tragic and demanded the country do better. >> to be concerned about these issues is not political correctness. it's just being an american and wanting to live up to our best

and highest ideals. >> reporter: president obama also used statistics to show that minorities are more likely to be pulled over, searched or shot at by police. deep seeded biases he said must be rooted out. >> nicole, thank you. >> sad end to a water rescue in fishtown. a 16-year-old who jumped into the delaware river has died. police say the teen went into the water near delaware avenue and b street around 5:00 o'clock this evening. the marine unit recovered him about an hour later. he was rushed to hahnemann hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. it's unclear why the boy was in the water but police say the delaware river is not safe for recreational swimming. bill cosby will face his accuser when his sexual assault case goes to trial. the comedian was in norristown courtroom this afternoon trying to get the case thrown out. his attorneys argued they should have been allowed to cross-examine his accuser former temple university basketball coach andrea constand during his

may preliminary hearing. the judge ruled prosecutors work within the law by using police statements as a stand in for her testimony. the district attorney applauded the judge's decision. cosby's lawyers said they will appeal. >> the defense operated under a mistaken belief that they had a right to confront the victim at this stage. they do not. >> today someone who has given so much to so many had his constitutional rights trampled upon once again. we are confident that our state's highest court will right this wrong. >> no trial date has been set. it's almost here. we are now just 18 days a way from the start of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. and tonight authorities are sharing new details on the security plan in place for the tens of thousands coming to to town. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at the wells fargo center tonight to show you how that plan is going to impact the

region. david? >> reporter: ukee, we are talking about a big plan. behind me is the place you want to be to so all of the action at the dnc if you're a delegate or an onlooker. it's 18 days out. we couldn't even get life in there tonight because security is high right now three weeks before this. protesters will be about a couple of blocks away and officials just want both sides to cooperate. city officials are planning for a successful convention. >> for an event like the dnc and there's not a city in the country i'd rather be than the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: the united states secret service released this map to the public. it highlights a secure perimeter around the wells fargo sent. the site of the convention. other streets around that area are impacted as well. but the dark area at the bottom of your screen is the secure zone. the map is a far cry from the one officials released for pope francis' visit last september. that shut down most of the city. >> you can't compare obviously the papal visit to the democratic national convention. it's much, you know,.

more confined area. it's minimally impactful. i know it impacts some people generally minimally impactful on businesses, residents, traffic. >> reporter: officials also talked about the thousands of protesters they're expecting. >> freedom speech is what our country is founded upon and we should be able to protest with or without a perm. >> reporter: but tobias has a permit to protest during the d inform c he applied for one months ago. and plans to be at nearby fdr park just a few hundred yards from the epicenter at wells fargo. >> a hundred% renewable power. that's our goal. we're trying to push as well as a ban op fracking. >> protesting is encourage according to authorities. they just want to keep it peaceful. >> going to respect the constitution and everyone's right to protest and i think the city and the police department as well as other entities done a pretty good job at demonstrating that, and trying to convey that to everyone involved.

>> reporter: there is a long list of items you cannot bring into the dnc secure zone. we have that posted plus a map that we showed earlier if you want to take a closer look to see how it will affect you driving on cbsphilly.com. david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. tomorrow will be another hot and sticky morning commute for septa riders on packed regional rail trains. delays and crowded trains have been the norm for commuters this week. while defective rail cars get emergency repairs. some trains have biased crowderred platforms. they're also running slower because speed restrictions caused by the excessive heat. rider who's would like a refund for their weekl weekly and monty passes have until today to return their passes. surprise move uber and the philadelphia parking authority make a deal to help travelers during the septa rail crunch and the dnc. today the two sides put the brakes on their bitter regulatory battle and shook

hands during a news conference. this deal allows the ride sharing service to operate in the city legally for 90 days. uber will pay the ppa to end several legal disputes. uber must also monitor its drivers and responsible for background and insurance checks. >> we are making this exception to the law. we although hope we're correct in doing it. we feel we are. sometimes there is a need for people to come doing and make an exception. >> the taxi workers alliance says this decision will hurt taxi drivers. they wanted the ppa to wait until pennsylvania law make passed statewide legislation legalizing ride sharing. the rumor mill is swirling tonight. could next year's national football league draft be happening right her in philadelphia. >> sports director don bell joins us with some of the talk bubbling up around town right now. >> surfacing and it's been something we've been talking about discussing since may. the philadelphia inquirer is reporting that the nfl draft is coming to fill until april 2017.

now the initial report said it will cost the city 5 million to host it and mayor jim kenney believes the region stands to recoup the cash and much much more. however, cbs3 has reached out to congressman bob brady and the mayor's office. both say it's not a done deal. chicago is hosted the last 2nfl drafts. after really new york city had strong hold on the event for 50 years. now the last time the event was in philly, back in 1960, at the warwick hotel. guys -- >> i covered that. >> evening you did. >> it has been a meant since that happened. >> i love how you said it so seriously. >> the draft would be great for the city but bittersweet for eagles fans. i'll explain why later. >> okay. >> you got it. >> appreciate it. see in you bit. there's a booze boom happening in philadelphia and it is bringing in some serious cash. >> still ahead tonight we'll tell you just how much more alcohol consumption is happening in the city, and where all the

tax money is going. plus, fresh from the farm and right to your table. the new jersey restaurant that focuses on locally grown and end gradients. >> worry tracking two rounds of storms. one round tomorrow and another round with a cold front on saturday. that may finally bring about some change. i'll have your forecast and time out those storms and tell when you

state department announcend it is reopening internal investigation of how hillary clinton and her top aids handled classified information. earlier fbi director james comey headed to capitol hill to answer questions about the nbi's investigation. house republicans want to know why he recommended criminal charges not be filed against clinton for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. comey said he followed the facts and the law. >> seems to a lot of us that the average joe, average american, that if they had done what you laid out in your statement that they'd be in handcuffs. >> i understand why people are confused by the whole discussion. i get that. but you know what would be a double standard, if she were

prosecuted for gross negligence. >> republican lawmakers now want the fbi to investigate whether clinton lied under oath to congress on questions she may have answered differently to the fbi. in the presidential race hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail tomorrow. she will be in our area. vice-president joe biden will be making his first campaign appearance with clinton in scranton tomorrow afternoon. that's his hometown and clinton has family ties to the area. the presumptive democratic nominee will make her way to philadelphia. she'll deliver the keynote speech at a conference for the african methodist owe piss pisco pal tomorrow night. >> trump was in washington today. he met with house and senate republicans in an effort to garr they are their support. aft the meeting trump tweeted it was a very interesting day. later his former rival ted cruz announced he'll speak at the republican national convention in cleveland which is now less than two weeks away.

texas senator said there was no discussion of any endorsement. >> a boom in alcohol sales in philadelphia gives a big boost to the school district that's according to the city controller's latest economic report. beer and liquor is taxed at 10 cents per drink. the city collected $66 million in revenue for the 2016 fiscal. that that's up $22 million from five years ago. one business own are in a tributes some of their growth to the popularity of craft beers. >> people are willing to pay two, $3 more, $2 more for craft beer because they know it's a small batch and it's usually a quality type beer. that's a big part of our growth. >> in issue to revenue from alcohol sales the school district collect the $1.1 billion in taxes on cigarettes and real estate among other sources in last -- in the last fiscal year. farm to table dining it's more popular than ever right now and there is a new jersey eatery that focuses on locally grown. >> in tonight's taste with tori.

have you torah heads to a cherry hill restaurant all about good food and community. ♪ >> reporter: wake up everyone. it's time to go right off of route 70 in cherry hill, new jersey, you'll find the farm and fisherman tavern and market. a place where locals gather for seasonal and locally sourced brews, barreled aged cocktails and grub. >> whether it's brunch, lunch, dinner make an awesome meal. this was their omelette and i had great meal. >> wave cooking that chef and owner josh lawler grew up appreciating having a grandfather who was a butcher an quarter acre farm in his backyard. >> it's just as chef you want to use the best ingredients possible if you're using seasonal stuff that's local and doesn't travel far it tastes better you want your community to be more than just like reasonable housing. farms give character, they're good stewards of the land like important to have people in our community.

>> community that's proudly displayed in their dining room as shown by manager ben. >> this is everybody behind the scenes putting their hands in the dirt really making any kind of movement like this happen. there's so much stuff that goes on before the food gets to our hands that really makes us who we are. >> once it goes from the hands in the kitchen to the table, get ready to love their fresh fare. like their chopped salad with shaved locally veggies. >> local with squash and grilled op i don't know. >> i need moment. >> or a heaping bowl of roved cauliflower in a seasoned local mushroom cream. >> tastes like sunshine. >> don't forget. >> strawberry short cake rice pudding. >> i can't wipe the smile off of my face. >> it's so pretty you almost don't want to eat it. >> when you do you get filled with so much happiness you just can't help but smile. >> always like to end with dessert. >> oh yeah. have to. >> have to.

>> kate has our forecast. we're talking about 90s and high 80s over the next few days. >> yeah it is going to be hot out there. i'll tell you these segments make me go home and midnight snack when i don't want. to i'll be good tonight i see that and i'm he will like well -- any way. so it is hot as we know and it will stay hot right into the weekend. we are tracking the threat for some showers and storms across the region tomorrow and again on saturday. and then the heat finally starts to back off at least little bit but stelle under that excess stiff heat warning through 6:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. here's live look outside. we'll take to you roof cam. skycam3 looking live at the skyline it's a beautiful night to look at much like today and yesterday beautiful days to look at from outside the window of an air-conditioned house or workplace. when you step outside it is a bit unbearable now that the sun is down a little bit better but it's still very warm for this time of night and temperatures right now about where they should be for daytime highs. so storm scan3 showing again a couple of showers that rolled through the area earlier today. now over portions of new england a few down into virginia but

we've got two rounds of showers and storms to watch for. one round is right about her over the great lakes one pulls of energy there and then this front moving through minnesota at the moment that's what will finally bring about some change as we head into part two of the weekend but right now it's still 85 degrees keep our mind our normal high is eighty seven. we're at 85 at 11:20 at night here. 77 in millville. 82 in atlantic city. our humidity levels still very high. so right now it feels like 88 degrees in philadelphia. 86 what it feels like in wilmington feels like it's in the 90's in dover, delaware. through the day tomorrow, we'll start off pretty quiet but then scattered showers and storms will start to pop up. today most of those missed us to the north and east. tomorrow a better chance for a couple of showers and storms and just off to our west, some spots are actually in a slight risk for severe weather heavy rain probably the biggest threat with anyone these storms thanks to all the moisture in the atmosphere. this could continue through 7:00 o'clock that could showdown the evening commute and possibly even that shore traffic. saturday will start with more cloud cover as you can see maybe

a stray shower here or there. then another chance for a line of showers and thunderstorms to come through in the afternoon and evening. then eventually we'll see the humidity start to fade start to back off little bit from oppressive levels tomorrow steamy on saturday back to just humid on sunday. pleasant by monday. as far as tonight is concerned, the overnight low dropping to 76 degrees. it's very warm and steamy it will probably feel like the low 80s all night long. for your friday 94. hot and humid with that late day thunderstorm. and your shore forecast is pretty similar. thunderstorm is possible tomorrow evening. and again on saturday evening sunday looks like your best beach day of the bunch. note looks like sunday may start with a few clouds and clear out so we went were turning sunny for the forecast there at least the heat breaks. 94 tomorrow. 92 on saturday. 80s right back to seasonal july warmth. it's hot it's supposed to be hot it is summer. it is july. but it's not going to be quite as unbearable starting sunday. >> it breaks a little bit. >> it does.

>> already looking forward to sunday. >> i'm looking forward to september. i'm not going to lie. >> it is what it is. >> guys we are talking baseball. homeruns galore in colorado. fine out if the phillies can win the power display again the rockies. ben simmons is back on court in summer league play. see how the

>> phillies won 10 out of 15. now during that time they smashed 24 homeruns. offense is hot. but if the pitching is not it's a problem. tonight they're in colorado where adam more gap took his 6.31era to the mound. top the second phils down one to love. ryan howard swinging a cruel intentioning. twelfth homerun of the season and phillies tie it up at one. bottom of the second morgan

serving mark reynolds. reynolds absolutely, phils down two-one. later on, how about trevor story at the dish. two homeruns in in this game that's a 31 shot. morgan, five innings pitched, six earned runs. they're still playing in the eighth. fills getting blasted 11-two in the eighth inning flashback to monday. 10 points, attire bound, five assists an bunch of cramps that knocked him out of the game. ben simmons was impressive in summer league debut for the sixers the only blemish he couldn't finish the game. so tonight, ben back in action for the sixers as they take on utah. simmons pull up jumper they said he couldn't shoot. front rim. simmons we're showing you all ben. why not? look at him. nice pass right there.

simmons six points, seven rebounds, seven assists. that's what we expect from him. he's kind of a stat stuffer. sixers get the win 86-75 and that is the a final score. does with the second pick the philadelphia eagles select donovan mcnabb quarterback houston university. >> oh, yes, 1999 eagles fans booed donovan mc cab when he was taken second of all. one of the most iconic drafts in history. the draft moves to philly next year. remember that deal to get carson wentz. they traded away that first round pick. so as of right now, no first round pick and so congressman bob brady who we talked to earlier tonight and the mayor's office they say by the way philly nfl draft here is not a done deal. not yet. not yet. all right. to hoops. seven time all star four time scoring champ and zero time

world champ kevin durant hopes to change that last stat today the golden state warriors introduced their newest addition. he joins steph curry and clay thompson. he's received criticism for joining a team that tormented him while he was in oklahoma city. here's how he responded to his critics. >> i understand the fans in oklahoma city and everybody basketball fans around the world are i guess upset but like i said i made the decision based upon what i wanted to do and how i felt and, um, it's the best decision for me. >> can't beat them, join them. >> there you go. >> getting roved on twitter. >> all right, don. >> up next a

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update now on breaking news at the top of our broadcast. an officer is now confirmed dead after shots are fired at a protest in dallas. three other officers were injured. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the night and at cbsphilly.com. our morning team will very latest on this developing story starting at 4:30. for kate, don, everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. have a good night. ♪

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