to septa's commuting nightmare. >> it has just been ridiculous, one happy people. >> it is bad. >> reporter: could be a distant memory. >> cars should start running near the end of august. >> reporter: the septa general manager says that his agency is working with high unday rotem a manufacturer of the silver liner five railcars. more than a month ago septa engineers spotted hairline cracks in the train's equalizer beams. 120 of the regional railcars a third of the fleet were pulled from service. >> they were design issues but on top of that, there was some manufacturing issues, as well. >> reporter: two new beams have been design and currently being tested, once that is complete in early august, he says that ten you this cars a week will be reduced back into service. >> around the beginning of october, it is projected that we should be able to return to a normal weekday schedule. >> reporter: this manufacturing defect has been

very costly for septa he said september has refunded $235,000 in fareness july and spent more than $600,000, leasing railcars from other agencies n august the total cost will likely top one million-dollar. >> we see what our customers are going through, it is nothing we ever wanted for them. we want them to come back. >> reporter: some riders say that they will, want full services restored. >> my go to so i'm hoping it the is sooner rather than later. >> reporter: back here live at jefferson station as commuters are waiting for those regional rail trains. let's talk about cost. he says septa will hopefully recoup that lost money, we're talking more than two million-dollar, at the end of all this due to their contract with hyundai rotem. we spoke about fare and increases, he says because of this issue there should be no fare increase for any passengers. live from jefferson station, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

lanes are opened on i476, after a tractor trailer accident, brought traffic to a screeching halt, this afternoon. the police say just afternoon time tractor trailer was traveling southbound between lansdale and the pennsylvania turnpike, when it suddenly jackknifed. no one was injured but two lanes were closed for both of the afternoon with just the shoulder getting by. >> popular atlantic city casino is closing. the owners of the taj mahal say they will shut down casino after labor day weekend following a 35 day union strike. local 54, the unite here union began picketing july 1st. casino workers want health insurance and pension benefits the restored. donald trump opened up in 1990 but is no longer an owner. a philadelphia police officer springs into action pulling an unconscious man from a burning car. let's show you video just moments after the rescue early this morning near broad and bellfield street. officer joe white arrived on the scene of the accident and pulled a 47 year-old man from

the car, moments before it became fully engulfed. the man is recovering from his injuries but is expected to be survive. we have our first look at a suspect in the shock ago salt in olney last month. police just released this image from the may ground at a and champlost street on july 12th. investigators say that suspect chased an 11 year-old boy pulled a handgun and forced the young boy to remove his clothes. suspect then punched him and then took off. if you recognize anything about this suspect, call the police. a former philadelphia catholic church official just released from prison yesterday is heading back to court tomorrow. this is a look from a distance at monsignor william lynn's prison release just outside of scranton. the six five-year old was released on bail yesterday after pennsylvania supreme court granted him a new trial. lynn was nation's first roman the catholic church official to be convicted for conspiring to protect pedophile priests, within the archdiocese.

one local family is furious he is out of prison. >> it is an insult, it is a slap in the face. my son was abused. because of his decisions. >> our joe holden will have a live report on that family's emotional reaction and also what is next for monsignor lynn, that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. prosecutors have brought the first ever case of federal terrorist am begins a u.s. police officer. nicholas young, a washington area transit authority cop, was arrested today for allegedly providing material support in the form of the gift cards, to isis. authorities say that young had been in law enforcement's radar since 2010. in campaign 2016, vice-presidential nominee mike pence takes a different stand then donald trump. pence even forced paul ryan.

trump is painting a rose i picture of his campaign amid reports that republicans and campaign workers are at odds with the billion air. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has more. >> reporter: donald trump held a town hall meeting in daytona beach florida and immediately down played reports of conflict within his campaign. >> right now it is the best in terms of the being united that it has been since we began. >> reporter: trump has been under fire from members of his own party after refusing to endorse fellow republicans, including former nominee arizona senator john mccain and current house speaker paul ryan. on tuesday, trump told the washington post that he likes ryan but says that the country needs very strong leadership and he is not the quite there yet. today trump's running maid it clear to "fox news" that he is there. >> i strongly support paul ryan, strongly endorse his reelection, he is a long time friend, strong conservative leader. >> reporter: president obama has sounded off on trump

calling him unfit to lead the nation. today the president spokesmen countered trump's charge that the upcoming election may be rigged. >> i would just note it is often a claim made by people who don't end up winning elections. >> reporter: hillary clinton toured a company in denver which makes clinton campaign ties and why trump brand ties are made overseas. >> if he wants to make america great he should start to make things in america. >> reporter: earlier clinton's campaign filed paperwork to form a transition team fund. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". officials are now pushing back on comments by donald trump on tuesday, trump says harrisburg quote looked like a war zone from the window of his plane. trump campaign in nearby mechanicsberg monday. some officials say region is growing, gaining new residents and unemployment is lower than the state average. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the campaign 2016, get the latest anytime at cbs

philly.com. dubai's main airport is opened again after a jet liner crashed and burned, shut down traffic for several hours, video shows crash landing of the em rate flight and that fiery aftermath. the emirates airlines flight from indian came to a stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. the plane, came down on its belly, video posted on line shows boeing 777, erupt nothing to a massive fireball. blowing off, one of the wings. thick black smoke billows from the aircraft, as it sits on the runway. fire fighters hosed down the smolders fuel age, most of the stop melt add away. the one fire fighter was killed but a amazingly all 300 people on board, including six americans were quickly and safely evacuated in about one minute.

>> unaudible. >> reporter: several people were hospitalized after the incident, some passengers report the that the pilot made an announcement that he needed to make an emergency landing because of a landing gear problem. >> getaway from it. >> reporter: airport officials say there were strong wind and blowing dust as the plane approached the runway, the exact cause of the crash landing is still under investigation. the ntsb is sending a team to assist the united arab emirates in the investigation, dubai international airport is busiest airport in the middle east handling 80 million passengers last year. with cooler temperatures, a wonderful, wednesday all across the area today. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 skies deck, kate, pretty lucky to be outside today. >> i was just standing here marveling at how amazing it feels. the sunnies shining. light breeze, it is not very humid at all especially in comparison with where we have been the past few weeks just a perfect summer day in philadelphia boy have we earned it. lets look outside right now

and show you storm scan three which is really completely clear and that is good news because there are still some showers and storms off to the south and west but for our area, everything is looking good. blue skies than. fantastic evening. temperatures slightly below average today. look at these numbers. this is like nothing we have seen in a while after seven straight days in the mid 90's. we are at 83. very comfortable 76 in lancaster. seventy-eight in atlantic city thanks to the breeze off the ocean. eighty in trenton. eighty-two right now in allentown. dew point wise it is feeling great. sixty-one is current dew point that puts us in the humid range but just bearry and again compared to 07-degree dew points we are loving it. seven day spoiler looking forward to the seven day forecast coming up we will look forward to thursday, tomorrow, but day to look out for is saturday, i'll tell you why and how much wrench that weather will throw in your weekend plans all coming up. for now, back over to you. kate, thank you. still to come on "eyewitness news" fighting the

zika virus stateside philadelphia officials announced a plan to prevent virus from spreading as miami deals with the first local cases in the u.s. drenching rains out west where a fast rising water stranded cars, as roads, turn into rivers. it was a smash hit, summer programs, that is teaching young local students the fun in science, technology, engineering and math. we will be r

testing. if you are thinking what will you going to do if you have kids home for summer that is something you may want to do tomorrow, pack them uptake them down the shore because it will be another beautiful day and great evening, it is 5:16, day is starting to wind down but beach is, still, packed. let's take a look at one more beach spot, cape may courthouse, last couple miles inland, perhaps, 73 there as we look towards ocean, blue skies, no problems out there this afternoon. storm scan three, totally clear, across the greater

philadelphia area and any showers and storms are missing us well from the south and to the west tonight, over portions of west virginia and virginia, and that is where they will stay, over the next few days we will see clouds increase, areas off to the west and we will start to see showers and storms move closer towards us, as they to so, the heat and humidity start to ramp up as well. but for now just enjoy beautiful weather, we have got lower 80's and 70's, 76 in lancaster. we are at 83 here in philadelphia the just a few patchy cloud overnight and mainly clear, for tomorrow you can see cloud and showers once again off to our west but we have got enough sunshine and dry air to keep it sunny for us and tomorrow looks like another great day. right through the afternoon. friday, once again, clouds, showers start to gather to the west, friday slightly warmer but still really nice, lots of sunshine, noon time friday, let's set this into saturday. showers and storms gather friday night and by saturday that front advances through pennsylvania. we will start the day with

cloud, hazy hot more humid, noticeably so on saturday and saturday afternoon around two or 3:00 that is when showers and storms may come through. again noticeably more humid. take a look still feeling good, on the borderline between pleasant and humid. friday and saturday we are off to the races, dew points in the 70's. not feeling great but only one day and we will cut it back on sunday. tonight phillies game looks good. 76 degrees. the mostly sunny, comfortable. hopefully as exciting as a game as it was last night, we should have hurricane earl this just updated now category one and it is expected to make land fall as we head through your wednesday and into thursday and central america. overnight mainly clear, comfortable, 66 degrees is your overnight low. for yourself mostly sunny another stunner, 85 degrees just pure summer perfection. eyewitness weather three day forecast just starts to warm up a little bit, saturday only day to watch when it is hot, humid, chance for afternoon storms but good news it is

only one day, and coming up with the seven day i'll show you another stretch of some pretty nice heather. >> that sound great. >> doesn't it though. >> thank you. injured olb rest cured at the arboretum is back in the wild tonight. >> workers say the baby screech owl back in march after being found stuck between two branches with an injured wing. they named him albert barnes, get it. and the school for environmental education nursed him back to health. albert will be released from the arboretum at 7:00 o'clock tonight. albert. >> albert. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", the prank who had people smiling, except for the police. >> the reason the eye love you displayed with no laughing matter, and don? >> fraternity leave for philadelphia philly, baseball player and his cats, and eagles do something for the first time in four years, find out what, next up in

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z. sim bomb of the olympic games has arrived to the host city, two olympic sailors carried the olympic torch carrying by boat in rio. and, the opening ceremony of the olympic games is on friday. pretty dramatic. >> yes. >> the whole situation. >> yes. >> it is looking good. >> how is is it going? we have practicing happening. >> are you talking about practice? not the game, practice. >> we're talking about practice. >> look at that, best ai impersonation. >> yes, best ever. >> let's talk about football, grass grows, birds fly, and football players tackle. this is a natural order of things. today order was restored. for first time in four years when andy reid was here the team held a full tackle, training camp practice. now as you know, towing pederson played for reid in 999. the new head coach likes what he sees.

>> this is what you want to see healthy competition, that is what makes you better. this is time of the year where you get to see who will be with you and who you can take to the regular season and we have some good performances out there to take. on to baseball phillies and giants in south philadelphia. busy day for fightins. jeanmar gomez has been place on the paternity list and aaron nola goes to the disabled list so phil kline goes from triple a to the big league. he gets a start in a matter on have two hours. here's pete mackanin on nola. >> he had four or five bad starts and started wondering what it was, was it dead arm, something mechanical because he never registered any complaints with the trainers about his arm. he had no pain, no issues with the arm. we probably, we guessed that it was a mechanical flaw or something like that or maybe just a grind of the season that he wasn't ready for but when we were in atlanta a we felt he expressed some concern about his elbow so we looked into it and now he is on the

dl. >> meanwhile in the san francisco giants traded infielder matt duffy to the tampa bay rays they broke up an amazing relationship. duffy loves his skat who weighs more than 30 pounds and has, get this, 15,000 followers on instagram. >> wait a minute. >> so, duffy says he is not taking him to tampa because of the humidity, and the hot weather. it would just be too much for him so instead, little, and i said little but i don't mean that, he is staying home with duffy's parents. >> he looks pretty comfortable right there. >> yes, he is chilling. >> i saw him with his nose in the in and out bag, which makes sense. >> burger or three for skitter. thirty plus pound. not making cross country trip. he is chillin. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. >> coming up next, frightening new data about pennsylvania, stephanie stahl, has the alarming numbers about drowning deaths in the keystone state, and the steps

to take in order to keep your kids safe by the pool. and it is not the video games anymore virtual reality is helping u.s. veterans land new jobs. new at 6:00 how far is too far when it comes to heckling when a phillies fan said that he yelled that got under umpire's skin, that and more on the other side, we will be righ

can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] drowning deaths are on the rise in pennsylvania, alarming new data shows dramatic increase in the number of deadly incidents in pools, and spas. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30 hi every one i'm jessica keen. aim ukee washington. child drownings have spiked in pennsylvania according to a new report that says state now ranks eighth in the country for children who die in

swimming pools. health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the alarming details. >> reporter: this just came out, very alarming. 350 children under five drowned in pools each year nationwide, majority occur in june, july, and august and mostly in backyard pools. pennsylvania was among the deadliest states in the u.s. for child drowningness july, were four of the state's six drownings in 2016, and child was very quickly and may not splash or maybe any noise. >> it can go under in under ten seconds. three times and they are town. it is important to keep an eye on everyone. >> reporter: child can drawn in the time it takes to answer a phone, 77 percent of the children who drawn were missing from sight for five minutes, or less. >> it is important to get their message out, that water is dangerous for kid and they need to be watched very carefully. >> reporter: 2600 children are treated in hospital emergency departments each year for near

drowning incident, some had less permanent brain damage. if a child goes under even briefly get them check out because dry drowning can occur hours later. >> it can appear very healthy, very safe at the time but you want to get them check out. you can never be too careful where water is concerned. >> reporter: because of the increase in drownings u.s. consumer products safety commission is reminding pennsylvania parents about pool safety basics, including, never leave a child unintended in the pool or spa, teach them to swim and know how to perform cpr. pool and spa drains can pose another potential danger to children. they can get entrapped, that is, by suction. it is important to make sure that there are safe during covers and always have fences around pools. but this entrapment is a new danger that they are finding with kid. >> so many things, keeping your eye on them at all times. >> jacuzzis as well, i heard that.

>> yes. >> thanks, stephanie appreciate it. new twist in jerry sandusky's fight for a new trial. former penn state assistant coach could take the stand for the first time. judge ruled that sandusky's lawyer can file the paper would to let him testify. sandusky is currently serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for sexually abusing ten boys but a judge agreed to hold hearings to see if he deserves a new trial. sandusky did not testify in his original trial, and he is expect back in court next friday. new jersey senate president is accusing the state's largest teachers union of threatening to withhold political contributions in exchange for a vote on requiring quarterly pension payments. democrat steve sweeney says leaders of the new jersey education association called democratic county chairman and threatened to withhold political contributions, unless the senate passes a proposed amendment ramping up pension payments by the state. sweeney has called on the u.s. attorney and new jersey attorney general to investigate the union's actions.

bringing it back home, the obama foundation officially names chicago jackson parkas the location for the future barack obama presidential center. >> for the first time in this country's history, a presidential center will be in the heart of an urban community. president and first lady are proud that the obama foundation is developing the obama presidential center, on the south side, a community that they called home. >> new museum and library is expect to revitalize a struggling area of the chicago south side no word when construction will officially begin. a prestige as you ward for vice-president joe biden, vice-president will accept the world affairs council of philadelphia's at last award in center city tonight, at ward recognizes biden a's leadership role in the cancer moon shot initiative. the initiative calls for doubling the progress a begins cancer in the next five years, to find a cure. and a technology most people associate with video

games is now being used to help veterans find jobs. a california university has developed a training technique you might not expect to prepare vets for interviews. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: david orneiles is trying to land his first job out on have the air force. >> we come out of the service and it is hard to find a job. >> reporter: the veteran is practicing interview skills with the virtual interactive training agent. the program was created at the university of southern california to help autistic job applicant toss handle an interview. developers then realized it could benefit veterans too. >> interviews are challenging for anybody. with veterans is there an additional challenge particularly if they don't know how to represent what they learn in the military for the civilian job. >> reporter: users choose from six virtual humans, a microphone picks up the users response to questions and camera reports the performance. the users can change the setting of the interview, and the interviewer's temper.

, soft neutral or hostile. >> you will be hearing from me if you get the job. >> reporter: he has already been offered a job in administration and credits the program with sharpening his communication skills. the virtual ain't active training agent is available in los angeles with plans to expand to other veteran organizations all across the country. well, as you may know cbs-3 is committed to expanding the horizons of children when it comes to stem education. >> meteorologist justin drabick is in the einstein health care science center with more on the local college taking that mission to heart, justin. ukee abe jessica we're at haverford college and students from around the u.s. and 40 other countries are attending a unique summer camp. "eyewitness news", photo journalist any corp talk about folks learning science, technology, engineering and

math into something truly fun this summer. >> so, right now they are test continuing the effects on the tension of rubber band verse a water melon. so they are taking as much rubber band as they can, and how many it will take to cover the center of the water melon before the pressure expand from the the water melon from within with the tension from the rubber bands and then it will explode. >> wow. >> i love to kind of like put chemical together, and watch that chemical reactions and stuff and i like to observe and kind of write notes and stuff. >> i'm andy and this is my robot. i programmed it so it will

open up and this will rotate five times around. i like building with legos, and it can be so much fun and it helps me with the legos. >> there is a lot of these things around, the software and how everything works but it is very much all 15 and four and they all do a great job and it is only the third day. >> reporter: haverford college has been offering the program for 40 years n einstein health care network science center i'm meteorologist, justin drabick. >> great, great program. mayor kenney became a honorary member of the philadelphia freedoms tennis team today. >> billy jean king stopped by city hall for a personalized freedoms jersey as a thank you for his support to bring tennis and other sports to under served neighborhood in the city. >> i love that you care about community, sports, park and recreation and it means a lot to me. >> king and her team are heading down to washington

where they will play against the washington castles. still to come on "eyewitness news" a poke monday no go, one new jersey man takes serious measures all because of the popular game. reason it led to a federal lawsuit. no love from the police after this caution sign was preprogrammed to say i love you, where it happened and why officers are not too happy about it, kate? it has been a beautiful day and another one is on the way tomorrow but it is august after all we are tracking return of some heat and humidity but how long will that return last, i'll have information on when we clear it back out, and sunny stretch continues when we come right back.

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the makers of the fit bit say that sales are on the rise but the company is still losing money. >> company's earnings report shows soaring profits in the last quarter, of its fitness trackers and smart watches. however, they say research and development has cut in the bottom line. fit bit hopes upcoming holiday season will help them rebound and new products could be on the horizon. instagram's new story feature looks a lot like, well, snap chat. now users can post all day add text and filters to video pictures but after 24 hours that gallery disappears. app will allow users to create their creations by down loading to it their phones. new jersey man is finally a class action lawsuit in federal court, pokemon go players away from his house. >> jeffery mortar has had to

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did not go over as well. state police say a person who changes the sign is not only looking at criminal charges but they are opening themselves up to a civil suit if someone gets hurt as a result of the sign change. >> they are not playing around. >> all right. >> they are not playing around. >> kate bilo joins with us our forecast and our weather was an amazing day. >> what an amazing day. >> bless todd wake up and like pow. >> clouds are beautiful, big puffy cotton candy cloud out there this evening. just a gorgeous day. one of the best days of the summer in my opinion. >> i'm with you. >> coming off heels what we have been dealing with past couple weeks. today feels like a breath of fresh air, swept in and we have got cool, comfortable conditions. slightly below average today which we have not had in a long time except for monday when we had clouds, gloom, showers here and there throughout the day. today was completely the opposite, lots of sunshine but still very, very comfortable. here's a look outside to bethlehem where we have a big week musikfest in bethlehem

and things are looking good in northampton county. looking beautiful. lots of sunshine. everything cool and comfortable. and a lot of people out and about on main street this evening under that blue skies. puffy clouds i referenced in the background over mountains and hills there. beautiful part of the state in the lehigh valley and everybody enjoying a lovely night in bethlehem, christmas city or just about every where else. lets check with eyewitness weather watcher and see how they have been enjoying this day and start off with a look at temperatures across the map. the mostly in the 80's but we are talking low to mid 80's. we should be in the low to mid to upper 80's but it is looking good in chesterfield, new jersey. 87 degrees here. ed sent us this photo of the farm with sunflowers and cloud in the distance just a fantastic looking shot there. thank you for that. we will look at temperatures across the weather watcher network, kyle higgins, checking in at 85. and cherry hill, lynn is at 80 .

eighty-one in lawrenceville, new jersey. wayne hunter at 81 degrees. delran, new jersey, at 85. and warmer in chesterfield at 87. but most of the the area generally low 80's this evening which is great for an august day. looking at live neighborhood network shows beautiful beach day. beach is clearing out just a bit in margate from the beach patrol, but still a few folks. waving role in and it looks gorgeous outside this evening. storm scan three looking good we have got showers and storms off to the south and west, and those are over portions of west virginia, and virginia, and most of us not seeing much of anything at all and showers and storms will stay to the west, as we go through next couple of days, finally making progress toward us but not until saturday what to expect for next couple days overnight clear, cool. you can give air conditioning a break. mid 60's in the city overnight. north and west some spots may be down in the upper 50's. for your thursday a comfortable start, sunny warm

afternoon, just a great day outside, and light layer, and then in the afternoon, as we are back in the upper 80's. we have lots of sunshine, low humidity. we are clear it the out on friday. another nice day warm and more humid. we have a front to watch, sliding through here saturday afternoon, bringing in some showers and thunderstorms and out ahead where heat and humidity ramps up. we will head back to 90 degrees on saturday. good news is it is only 190-degree day. once we head into sunday and monday we are back to more comfortable conditions. >> overnight tonight mainly clear, we are down to 66 for your overnight low. tomorrow another great day mostly sunny 85 degrees, and light breeze and talk about tomorrow feeling good. wind will switch into your friday, wind will come out of the south and that will bring temperatures up a couple

degrees. just a little warmer. could be a then are storm friday night. the best chance for storms in the seven day forecast is saturday when afternoon thunderstorm may roll through and have heavy rain as well and then as we head to sunday and monday we have got sunshine all across the area, lots of sun for sunday, monday, tuesday and your wednesday, nice and warm as we go through the start of next week. the great stretch of weather on the way just that one day to watch saturday, ukee and jessica back to you. well, august is peak in for growing water melon in the you had. >> it is also perfect month to celebrate that tasty summertime treat, as both a fruit and a vegetable in case you didn't know. it is national water melon day. fans of the seedless or original variety, i necessity how refreshing, hydrating they can be because water melons are 92 percent water, 8 percent sugar and pack with vitamins and minerals. florida, georgia, and california are largest producers in the u.s.

for second year in the row long wood garden is giving visitors a new way to look at their famous gardens. >> artist and collector created night scape a light and sound experience. once the sunset, lights move along the foliage. they spin like a kaleidoscope as music floats through the space if you like music, you can buy it or down load it. it is opened wednesday through sat the day night at long wood gardens until late objecting. that is very suiting. >> really neat. still ahead, this weeks story of brotherly love down the shore. >> money may not grow on trees but word have inspiration are popping you up on this one in cape may, i'm cleve bryan. find out why a south jersey woman created poetry.

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in brotherly love a local professor is leaving everything to the imagination as she offers a new take on pay itry. >> rowan college instructor has been grabbing attention with her artwork and showing a adults and students alike how much fun it can be. >> think of the sunrise while shining in gold, and ice cream, deliciously cold. >> reporter: english professor sylvia bear enjoys summers off from teaching but not the from literature. rowan college and gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is called a poet tree and it is a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this is called miles speak

and this is something i wrote for my grandson. >> reporter: she prints them so it grabs peoples attention. if you like it, take it. she said so tar she has given out more than a hundred. >> we have replenished the poems at least once or twice a day every single day. >> reporter: bear says one of her favorite things about the poetry is all of the people she has medicine in the last several weeks whether they are european vacationers are local surfers they have stopped and read her poetry and tell her how she rye remind us how similar we all are. >> is there so much going on and so much in the beginning of the time that remind us how we're so different from each other. i wanted to do something that reminded people of how alike we are. >> reporter: that is what brotherly love is all about. in cape may, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> certainly is. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 donald trump picks a new fight in pennsylvania. >> controversial comments about harrisburg that upset a lot of people.

plus this. >> reporter: monsignor william lynn will head before a judge in the morning, i'm joe holden how one family says his alleged actions can never be justified and how they want him to pay. it was a long walk of shame for one philly sports fan who is eject from last night's game for heckling, i'mal sand that hoff i'm coming up, his response. also a head this little boy made history when he got a double hand transplant at chop see how he is showing off new hand in front of the tens of thousands of people, kate? it has been a wonderful wednesday outside, the question is how much longer can this beautiful weather stick around i'll tell you how long the comfort will last and when storms return to the forecast. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. he put the church's image above little children.

>> family's pain, one day after monsignor william lynn is released from prison on bail, they are speaking out, why they say he deserves to be punished. the family says that their son's abuse at the hand of the priest happened because of monsignor william lynn's decision. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live outside cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city with this story, joe. >> reporter: good evening, jessica and ukee. this family from philadelphia police say monsignor william lynn should continue to be punished, in fact, they are suing the archdiocese over what they say, happened to their son at the hand of a philadelphia priest. when we asked the question what is justice it is hard for them to answer, because today they have lost so much. >> debbie and mike mcilmail could not stomach watching video of monsignor william lynn leaving state prison. >> my son was abused, and, because of his decisions.

>> reporter: shawn was a sixth grader at resurrection parish school when molested by father robert brennan. sean kept quiet about what happened for a dozen year. >> i was blown away thinking wow, everything i was always taught about the catholic church was a lie. >> reporter: sean made a report to police all of the while his parents said he was fighting a drug addiction. the just days before he would testify against brennan at a hearing he died from an overdose. shawn was 26. his parents told monsignor lynn responsible for bringing brennan into their lives. >> he is responsible for so much pain and suffering. >> reporter: lynn was first u.s. church official to be held criminally responsible for transferring pedophile reeses from parish to parish. father brennan was a high profile name in the grand jury investigation suspect of numerous cases of sex ase