today, for calling her relationship with kaplan. the defense for her parents argues they did not know relationship would turn sexual, and they did not the know her daughter was pregnant until they gave birth to the first of two daughters inside kaplan's feasterville home. did you know he wanted to have sex with your daughter. >> reporter: after her mother arrived to help with the home birth victim says she began living with kaplan as well, her police say savilla did nothing to stop sexual relationship. june 17th the victim, two daughters and nine female siblings were found inside of the feasterville home. >> only little girls. they would be outside, very sporadic but rarely you see one or two. >> reporter: they remain in protective custody. two dozen members of the amish community arrived by van and stoltzfus left church more than a decade ago after refusing to cut ties with lee cap land.

kaplan has been charged with a slew of sex crimes, the father daniel has been charged with conspiracy to commit statutory sexual assault and child endangerment, excuse me, and victim's mother savilla a has been charged with child endangerment. reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tonight, philadelphia district attorney seth williams is vowing to retry monsignor william lynn, for his handling of the sex abuse claims in the philadelphia a archdiocese. judge today released lynn from prison days after the state supreme court threw out his conviction. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is outside district attorney's office this center city to tell you more, joe. >> reporter: from all appearance from his both sides it is game on, round two, a trial, that monsignor lynn will face once again. he was pick up by family, taken away in a suv, no attempt at questioning. he was just too far from our cameras. the tonight monsignor william lynn is free for the time

being. six hours after a philadelphia judge signed a release order, monsignor william lynn leaves a state prison near scranton. we are told a family pick him up, his journey now through court system is far from over. >> just hell bent to retry this case. >> reporter: that is lynn's attorney tombergstorm react to go district attorney seth williams will retry the monsignor. >> for some reason, you know, he continues to want to beat up on this guy. i think we all know where he stood, meaning where lynn stood in this, in this hierarchy. >> reporter: defense attorneys claim lynn never touched a child and was following orders from the powerful now deceased cardinal anthony bevilacqua, but district attorney seth williams says lynn orchestrated the cover up of abusive pedophile priest. >> monsignor lynn was at the center of all of the evidence. is it possible others could have been charged? grand jury thought there was not sufficient evidence to charge others. >> reporter: archdiocese of fill declined to comment on the developments but confirmed

archbishop charles chaput regularly corresponded with lynn while in jail. >> archbishop chaput remains in contact with him. >> reporter: church confirms archbishop chaput visited lynn in jail and previously posted his 25 you this dollars bail. >> i don't think that is right for him to be let loose and be out. >> reporter: outside cathedral catholics shifting opinions on what is next for lynn. >> it doesn't shake my faith because faith is not in the men, it is in what they preach. >> reporter: we did not see lynn today other than that far vantage point, however, on thursday he will be in court for a status conference, first time we will see him, since his visit to jail for those months, now at this point we are told that a trial in this matter may not happen until next year. if that is very latest live from outside d.a.'s office in center city i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pope francis announced plans to create a new commission to study

possibility of allowing women to serve as deacons in the catholic church. for more on the reaction to this ground breaking news we will turn to rahel solomon live in center city at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, rahel. >> reporter: jessica this issue dates back to may, when pope francis now met with the group of women in the catholic church that asked why is it women are excluded from being deacons. pope said that he was looking to it further and today he did just that. it could be the first step in a major change for the catholic church. tuesday, the vatican announced pope francis has created a commission to study the role of female deacons in the church a position not reserved for men but what historians said women once held in the early days of the church. >> to bring younger people in the church again i think you need to move it ahead, definitely at this positive step for him. >> reporter: it will consist of 12 people both men and

women and while it will examine role of the female teak on is it will then look in the possibility of female priests. deacons can preside over weddings, funerals, baptist many but priest can only lead mass. >> it is a start, you have to start is where, it has been a long time. >> reporter: many people outside saints peter and paul basilica supported the decision but some questions why has it taken this long. >> i think it is wonderful. i should have have happened many years ago. >> well, it business time. my sister is a a roman catholic. i hope she becomes a deacon. >> reporter: archdiocese of philadelphia spokesmen kevin gavin wouldn't speak on any possible outcomes but a said in a statement that the commission was just announced and its work will take time. we certainly wouldn't speculate what the commission will find, report or recommend but we will pray for those hoff been given this task that they may be filled with the wisdom of the holy spirit. the commission will include priest, nuns and laymen.

reporting live, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. a fallen philadelphia fire fighter is laid to rest today. >> ♪ the >> mourners gather inside deliver rancee advantage gel california church in north philadelphia for the funeral services of gabriel lee. forty-two year-old died while working night shift at engine 50 on july 23rd. mayor jim kenney delivered remarks at the service. >> but i will say to gabriel's children find sometime alone, sit, close your eyes and talk to your dad because he will hear you. he will hear you and he will take your concerns and your issues directly to jesus because that is who he is with. >> lee was a 17 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department, he leaves behind a wife and three children. authorities tonight, are working to determine the cause of the three alarm fire that ripped through a doylestown strip mall, the fire started

around 5:00 o'clock last night in grove supply incorporated a bathroom fixtures retailer in the 600 block of north main street. smoke billowed in the sky and could be seen for miles. crew where is called from near wye towns and the took fire fighters three hours to get that blaze under control. three people were transported to the hospital and there were no serious injuries. police need your help catching a group of men that robbed a jewelry store in the montgomery mall earlier today, this surveillance camera inside capture the entire robbery and you can see here three men entering the store dressed in all block. they smashed the glass table, jewelry inside and they got away with $10,000 worth of jewelry. if you know anything about what happened you are asked to call police. more fall out from the e-mail scandallal at dnc, ceo and two other top staffers resigned today. hacked e-mails released last month show party leaders favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders in the democratic primary. scandal already forced party chair woman debbie wasserman

schultz to resign. still to come on "eyewitness news", more than just a nutritious meal. >> it change from helping people die to helping people live. >> this is prepared food that can save is lives. our stephanie stahl shows us the meals that can be just as important as medicine and group that is handing them out. a shark tail at the shore, where this fish ended up in the shallowness south jersey, kate? things have improved quite a bit, weather-wise, we have one little stray sure to watch out here over lancaster county and then clear it out but not forever. i'll tell you when our next chance for storms returns to the forecast, hi there don. phillies lose to protect youth, sam bradford sees improvement to carson wentz and a friend of mine cowboy fans and said we're done, the controversy surrounding this picture of the dallas quarterback next in sports.

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on the healthwatch tonight, food, as medicine, like drugs treat various conditions, food can also improve many illnesses. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain, how that is mann's new mission. >> yep, nutrition program manna delivers healthy meals to sick people, research shows that it can help, keep people out of the hospital and lower health care costs it is considered as a national model. the manna kitchen staffed with army of volunteers makes 90,000 meals a month, meals

that bill masterson says are keeping them alive. heart attack left the six five-year old with kidney failure and circulation problems that required amputation of several fingers. >> if you are bedridden like i was for better part of the over a year, thinks a extremely convenient. >> manna stand for metropolitan neighborhood nutrition alliance was founded to be, treating people with hiv aid. >> we have changed from helping people die to live. >> and we have revamped the endure cycle and put science in the menu. >> reporter: the head of the mann a a says they deliver food to people battling life threatening, illnesses. >> there are all about good medicine and we go to the pharmacy to get your medication, get your chemo, radiation, dialysis and there is in place to get your prescription for diet pills and we see manna as the pharmacy prescription diet. >> reporter: bill says manna meals helped them stay on a strictly salt diet keeping him

off dialysis. >> i wouldn't have known what or what i could not have without manna. they came to the rescue. they have been a tremendous help. >> reporter: manna is serving 950 households in the region. insurance company, health partners, is now reimbursing manna to provide nutritious meals to the patients but manna which does not charge patients for that food still depend on contributions. >> they have done an incredible job over the years. >> really. >> so smart. >> just connecting dots because you're right that prescription for your food can keep people healthy. >> thanks, stephanie. south jersey beach goers have quite a tail to tell, as, and, and, the fish up in the surf they released it back in the water, and taking selfies first it is estimated to be 6 feet long, no word what kind of shark it was but we do know it swam away safely.

>> yes. >> yes, they did. >> they chased the shark. >> yes. >> see you. >> go on back out there. >> yes. >> no thanks. >> so sharks, giants, giants in town. >> yes. >> yes, phillies are struggling. so are giants. >> yes. >> let's talk about it. baseball at the the bank generally not nice to wish someone bad fortune but phillies hope san francisco giant continue their offensive struggles. they are averaging three runs per game over their last 15 outings. meanwhile phillies did not make a move before yesterday's trade deadline. they kept jeremy hellickson and for good reason. he pitches a lot of innings. with two months left in the season the phillies will do whatever it takes to protect, their young arm. >> health of our pitchers and making sure we do right thing developmentally for our young pitchers is definitely important. if at some point we felt a six man rotation would make sense we would consider it f we felt

like skipping a start for a certain pitcher makes sense as we have done, we would consider that and similarly if we feel shutting a pitcher down before the end of the regular season makes sense, we will consider that too. >> all right. on to football video games on the couch, trip to the mall, maybe family time with the kid. eagles have day off, nice. enjoy it. because starting tomorrow, they will spend five of the next six practices in full pads. head coach doug pederson says it will be a blank buster. so far, camp is going a cord to go plan. sam bradford is controlling offense and carson wentz is behind him learning one day at a time. even though it is early bradford sees improvement in the rookie. >> there is a lot on the quarterback's plate, a lot of decision that is have to be made and a lot of different rhythms but he has done a great job. >> twitter and instagram are buzzing about tony romo, cowboys quarterback reported to training camp looking

hefty, bloated, big bone, thick. romo's returning to football after breaking his collar bone last season, picture worth a thousand word but romo says don't believe any of the words associated with that picture. >> i think i have gone through enough criticism at different times in my career that is least of my worries. if i was that big, we'd have to have some talks but i think i will be all right. >> people have been tony domo. >> body shaping. >> oh, no. >> body shaping romo. he says that is not a tree depicts of what i am right now he has that smile on his face know, he knows. >> we will wait to see. >> give him a couple months. >> tell us all bit. >> thanks, don. i saw a stray shower out there. >> one little tiny shower out there, it is not anywhere close to the city. it is in lancaster county, off

to the west. mention chance of the stray shower this afternoon and that forecast has been verified. we have one stray shower out there but again, it is not a big deal and once we get this out of here we have nice stretch of weather, dry days on the the way for tomorrow and thursday. maybe another stray within on friday. the lets take a a look outside and show you where we can put your beach plans on held for couple hours today. we had cloud around across much of the region. glummy start to the day but low and behold once you saw those first few breaks of blue sky they became nine or ten breaks of blue skies and then sun won battle and it is a a nice looking evening outside, pretty much every where all across the region, including ocean city. take a look at storm scan three which shows that one shower we mentioned. it is ever lancaster county. clipping chester county as well n honey brook, and right long the turnpike as well heading in that way it is slowing things down. this is a slow moving cell as we have seen, and it is

bringing heavy rain and drifting from berks county right down through lancaster county. rest of the region is stable. we have a east wind picking upbringing cooler a air from the 76-degree ocean water, 75 in atlantic city. seventy-five in trenton as well. eighty in philadelphia. these temperatures are fantastic for august afternoon to be in the 70's and near 80 degrees. it feels great out there. humidity is starting to drop as well. you can see in that area where that thunderstorm shower is, haven't had much lightening but dew points are higher. but as you head east we are looking at dew points in the mid 60's. sixty-two in trenton this isn't the most dry air we have he have felt but in comparison with where we have been, this evening is feeling fantastic. dew points will continue to drop as we head in the day tomorrow. lets look at our future dew points tomorrow at 2:00 we have dew points in the lower 60's and 50's, that puts us close to the pleasant range and on thursday, same story even though temperature warms up a bit we are still looking

at comfortable humidity levels with dew points in the lower 60's. very quiet stretch, sunshine, comfortable weather tomorrow, mid 80's, same story on thursday, comfortable not too hot, certainly not too humid and we will get thunderstorms out of the way. friday still in the upper 80's but will be more humid with a chance for stray thunder storm in the afternoon this trent will bring better chance for storms and that comes in on saturday afternoon. tropical satellite shows tropical storm earl not a threat to us here in philadelphia a or in new jersey or delaware but if you have any plans to take you down towards yucatan peninsula, south america, jamaica, areas like that that is one to keep an eye on that could strengthen but looks like it may stay tropical storm before headaching land fall mid week. overnight few cloud, comfortable down to 68. tomorrow mostly sunny great august day 84 degrees in the city, down the shore. eighty-one, sunny nice breeze off water. poconos mostly sunny and pleasant at 76 degrees. you're witness weather seven

day forecast, note lack of 90-degree days. only one showing up. that day is saturday. that is our best chance for thunderstorm saturday day to look out for but not a bad summer day watching thunderstorms in the afternoon, rest of the stretch is great looking at mid to upper 80's with sunshine, pretty much every day. >> your goldie locks day. >> yes, not too hot, or too cold just right. >> come on now. >> thanks, kate. still to come on "eyewitness news". >> it may not look like it now but part of the process in creating something almost every kid has we will show you what the end result is and reason for celebrate ago this creation

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we cannot leave without mentions the fact that today, today is national coloring book day. >> yes, it is, today is day we celebrate one of the best activity from childhood that would be coloring with crayons. "eyewitness news" at crayola experience in exton pennsylvania, and on a mission to find out how most colorful tools are made. >> we're going to take all of the hot wax over here and dump it right about over here because it can get cold so we

might as well cover it up. >> that is really interesting. coloring book day first began in 2014, the publications, the first to create an adult coloring book takes credit for pioneering the holiday. so many adults, jim donovan did a piece on this the adult coloring books to relieve stress. >> exactly. exactly. >> i used to love it as a kid because i took pride in staying in those lines. >> very nice put together. >> it took me a while but i got it done. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 back at ten on the cw philly and we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news". tonight unprecedented travel ban and rush to get pregnant with man tested, latest measures to combat zika. >> string of terror attacks sparks concerns in rio, we will tell you what is being done to keep athletes and fans safe during the games. >> in for scott pelley here is charlie rose in new york. take care family. we will see you tonight.

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