shot while playing outside. tonight a 6-year-old girl fighting for her life. >> a possible loss for the eagles before the season even starts. offensive tackle lane johnson is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension. a plea to beach goers after a death down the shore. officials in the wildwoods are telling people to stay out of the water once the lifeguards go home for the day. the warning comes after officials say there have been two major after hours rescues in the past two days. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean has the night off. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in wildwood with more on the concerns. >> reporter: nicole over past few days, nine separate rescues have occurred in the wildwoods. emergency crews having to go into the water after lifeguards left. the mayor in wildwood saying all of those nine victims being sucked out into the ocean by rip current and unfortunately

tonight we know one of those victims has died. the sun is down and the weather is beautiful. it may seem like a great time to take a swim in the ocean. but city officials down the shore are begging you to think twice before taking a dip. >> our guys. >> reporter: the beaches are unguarded. lifeguards are home for the night and the wildwood mayor ernie trioto says it every year. >> do not go to unguarded beach. do not go out in the water when there's no lifeguards present. don't go out after hours. don't go out when it's getting dark. >> reporter: our cameras still caught people swimming well after the lifeguards packed it up for the night >> real nice out and not a lot of people bothering you. you can relax and enjoy the scenery. >> it's a fun time. you don't got the lifeguards bothererring you. >> reporter: there having two major rescue, six people pulled from the ocean on saturday in north wildwood and three more in wildwood sunday night t1 man in sunday's rescue later died from his injuries. >> some family has to bury an

uncle, a tragic event. >> reporter: you're enjoying the water. are you concerned there's no lifeguards on duty >> not really. we don't go that deep. we stay close to the sand or something. >> reporter: mayor says it doesn't matter. it still dangerous to swim in unprotected waters >> the last thing we want to do is you bring your family here and somebody dies. that is the last thing we want as a remembrance of your vacation. >> reporter: we checked with the mayor. he says it is not illegal to swim in the water after the lifeguards have left but in his own word, he says it is incredibly stupid. he says if you want to ocean, do so between 10:00 a.m. and 5:30. a 6-year-old philadelphia girl is in critical condition after should you caught in the cross fire while playing in front of her east germantown home. police say two people fired 21 shots in the 6300 block of north

woodstock street. one of those stray bullets hit the girl under her arm. >> this is very, very disturbing for the police. when someone gets hit with a stray bullet and they're innocent, that is of particular concern to us. >> several other bullets also hit two parked cars. detectives are searching for suspects. we now know the identity of the little girl killed in crash in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. three-year-old esther palmer was in car last night with her mother and grandmother when it was hit near 2nd and york. esther was ejected out of the back window of the driver that hit esther and her family was 17. police suspect he was racing another car. police tonight are searching for that other car. a black honda. neighborhood residents are understandably upset. >> when i see stay home and play x box. why are they going to endanger other people >> esther's grandmother remains

in critical but stable condition tonight at temple university hospital. a burlington county community is trying to come to grips with a tragedy. three members of a family including a 10-year-old boy are dead as a result of what police believe is a murder suicide. the story is unfolding burlington township. rahel solomon monday is at police headquarters with reaction from neighbors who knew the family. rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening, this is a family that according to the neighbors we spoke to certainly at least on the outside appeared ok. when police showed up in the neighborhood monday night for a welfare check neighbors say they were in no way prepared >> signs of typical childhood past time on sun flower circle tuesday pointed to perhaps happier times. >> kids always riding bike outside, very shocked >> they were quiet. i didn't see them out much but

the kid was always outside playful, happy. he knew my sister. of the neighborhood kids. >> reporter: police discovered the body of the 10-year-old often seen playing basketball. his family called him trey. also the boy's mother mashanda and his mother rubin johnson. prosecutors believe rubin killed his wife and son before turning the gun on himself >> i never would have suspected. >> reporter: officials have not set up a possible motive but county records online indicate the couple may have been in financial trouble. according to those records, the home was scheduled for a sheriff sale in october. neighbors say they had no idea what the family was going through >> a sweet family. you would never expect that. it's a tragedy. it really is. >> reporter: trey also has an older sister who was not in the state at the time. the family did ask us to respect their privacy as they to go through this very difficult time. they did, however, want us to share with our viewers they have

set up a gofundme page to help pay for the funeral expenses for the mother and son killed in the murder suicide. we're going to post the information. also important to note, burlington township middle school are going to be hosting brief counsellors tomorrow. that will take place from 9 347b until 2:30 in the afternoon and then in the evening from 5:30 to 8:30, rahel solomon monday cbs3 "eyewitness news." police also continue to investigate the murder suicide involving a family of five in bucks county. on saturday, mark short and his wife megan and three children were found shot to death inside their home in singing springs. we do not know who fired the shots. megan posted she was planning on leaving her husband over abuse allegations. a psychologist tells it "eyewitness news" it can be difficult to prevent these types of tragedies >> a lot of times the murder suicides are a result of family

secrecy. so the family has been keeping a secret that there's a final burden. they've been keeping a secret there's an affair. a lot of people might not even know their neighbors are experiencing these very distressing events. so it can be hard to intervene. >> she also says it is difficult to detect warning signs but if you see a relative or friend struggling, reach out and ask how you can help them. in campaign 2016, donald trump is once again defending himself after comments he made about the 2nd amendment. many interpreted it as a threat of violence against his rival hillary clinton. donald trump sparked a new controversy at his rally in north carolina tuesday after telling supporters there hillary clinton wants to abolish the 2nd amendment. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.

although the 2nd amendment people maybe there is >> the clinton campaign immediately responded saying this is simple. what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way. trump campaign called the media dishonest and said he was talking about people going to the polls. >> we have tremendous power that people like myself that believe in the 2nd amendment. if hillary clinton gets elected i believe she's going to did he say mate the 2nd amendment if not abolish it >> he's facing criticism from 50 former national security officials who wrote this letter saying donald trump isn't qualified to be president or commander in chief >> as a president we think it would be the most reckless in american history >> trump dismissed them as the failed washington latest who are jealous. clinton toward a health care cling in the miami neighborhood in the battle against the zeka

virus and called on congress >> i would very much urge the leadership of congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. >> reporter: clinton and trump neck and neck in flared. she has a four point advantage in ohio and up ten in pennsylvania ten me pennsylvania. the group wrote on twitter there's nothing we can do if clinton is elected. it is important to note that hillary clinton has never called for the ab lition of the 2nd amendment. the criminal trial of kathleen kane will resume tomorrow in norristown. kane appeared up beat when she arrived in court this morning, in opening statements, the prosecution said kane was bent on revenge when she allegedly leaked secret grand jury information and lied about it under oath. kane defense attorney countered she made an honest mistake and that mistakes are not criminal.

trial is expected to last one week. refuted joe mer lee know will appear on friday. it was rescheduled at the request of his lawyers. federal authorities arrested merlino last week for his alleged role in an organized crime ring. merlino spent 12 years behind bars on a racketeering conviction. the season hasn't started yet for the eagles but the team may already have suffered a huge loss. >> don bell joins us and it look like a key employer in the offensive line may be facing, may be a length suspension >> this is big deal as far as stories are concerned in august. eagles offensive tackle lane johnson is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs. why is this a big deal? he's one of the best players on the team currently has a 56 million dollar contract. if this is true, it would be his

second offense. to be fair, the nfl has not announced the penalty. and eagles haven't said a word. earlier today, local reporters reached out to johnson via text and he denied the report. however, fox sports nfl insider jay glazer tweeted this, just heard from lane johnson says he took an amino acid that was approved but tested positive for peptide. of fighting it as well as the company. you're responsible for what goes in your body but he insists it was approved waiting on the sample. as i mentioned the eagles have not made a comment on the report. johnson's agent has issued a strong statement just three sentences. you'll want to stick around and hear exactly what he has to later in sports. >> see you in a little bit. thank you. the days of running to feed the meter are over. >> your smart phone is now the key to parking on philadelphia streets. of also ahead at 11:00. of several babies moved out of a

maryland hospital the potentially deadly bacteria doctors discovered and where they think it originated. >> remembering a local television icon, children through the at the tri-state area including myself knew him simply as captain noah. we'll take a look at his remarkable career and where you can still see the captain noah exhibit. kate >> the heat and humidity making a come back as we head toward mid-august. all the showers and storms you see to our south lifting to the north. we'll start tomorrow with fog. of showers, thunderstorms and that's not the worst. i'll tell you how hot it will get and what it could feel like

. a philadelphia television pioneer passed away. wcard merbierer was known to generations at captain noah. he co hosted the long running children's program captain noah and his magical arc. children across the region saying to the theme song i can sing a rainbow. the program is on display at the please touch museum. featured cartoons, puppets.

>> he helped kids learn a lot about the world inside and outside their homes. and was a pivot part of every kid growing up in the city. we were fortunate to have him such an iconic leader and an example of what it truly means to invest in kids and see the promise of kids captain noah wcarter merbierer was 90. a hospital in maryland is moving nine web babies out of it's neonatal intense care unit after three infants tested positive for a potentially deadly bacteria. medical staff at prince george's medical center routinely swab the baby's noses for infections that's when they detected the presence of the pseudomonas bacteria. they're moving them out of an abundance of caution. hospital official believe the bacteria originated in water pipes, those pipes are being dis

infected. a baby girl born in texas with micro sevenly has died. of it's a condition where a baby's head is much smaller than expected and oftentimes the brain development isn't complete. baby's mother is from el salvador where it's suspected she became infected with zeka virus before traveling back to texas where she gave birth. texas reported 97 travel related zika cases and this death marks the first zika related death in that state. the kansas water park where a 10-year-old died on the world world's tallest water slide. the water slide he was killed on will remain closed. officials have not said exactly what went wrong but an almost autopsy showed schwab died of a neck injury. the slide has not been inspected by the state of kansas since it opened two years ago. today we checked with local water parks about measures they take to protect you and your family. the kansas city tragedy was on

minds of customers to at is a o'hara sam's. he tells "eyewitness news" each morning none of the attractions hope until each passes a safety checklist developed in conjunction with state regulators >> when there's a large media story, we reevaluate what we're doing, see if we can approve anywhere. we think we have a good safety program here currently. >> lifeguards are on duty to enforce size rerestriction restrictions on slides. the they spread and space out riders properly and make sure people fit correctly in tubes. delta the system melt-down was triggered by a malfunction and subsequent loss of power. the airline says power was restored quickly but some systems didn't switch over to back ups as designed. by late afternoon tuesday, more than 600 flights were cancelled

and 1900 were delayed. delta's ceo apologized but warns delays and cancelations could continue. back on ground paying for street parking in philadelphia is about to get easier. >> you'll soon be able to feed the meter using an ap. the ppa announced it's expanding the meter up program city-wide after testing it as part of a pilot program. the ap also remind you when you have seven minutes left on your meter. >> how key is that? >> that's enough time to run >> you got to roll. you got to roll. heat going to be rolling soon >> you don't mean be running anywhere. >> slowly roll. you got that right >> this is we've had heat so far this summer but this is going to go to feel like some of the worst. the humidity is going to make it feel almost worse than it felt just a couple weeks ago. we've got heat index values rising to the 105 degree range

and we're not getting much relief through overnight hours, this is dangerous heat. another round of heat to take seriously. feels like we're winding down you still got to take this seriously. let's take a look outside. we'll take you to the shore. one place where folks could beat a little bit of heat. it's very humid. the sand is going to be scorching, but feeling a nicer if you get the seaboard to pick up. with the cooler water over the ocean. quick look at stormscan 3, not showing much of anything happening but clouds are starting to sneak in. we'll wake up tomorrow to cloudy skies, fog as well, be safe if you're out especially during aerial part of the morning, it's going to be warm and steamy start to your wednesday, right now, still? 80 in philadelphia, atlantic city and in wildwood. and not dropping that much overnight. only into the mid 70'ss. pattern we got to look forward to unfortunately is humid air being moved in from the south and from the west. we got a slow moving front to the north and what this is like

is putting a lid on a pot of boiling water. nothing is really moving in the atmosphere. eventually if you do that; eventually it will bubble up and boil over and that's where you get the scattered storms, they look to pop up at the most unstable hottest part of the day, late afternoon early he evening. we start the day with clouds and few showers early in the morning, in the afternoon, we'll see breaks of sunshine, on thursday, hot and more humid, with a chance for again scattered afternoon storms. looks like the best threat will be north but can't rule it out anywhere. take a look how hot it will feel feeling like 100. of by thursday, at times, it could feel like 102 to 103 and i only gets worse. friday and saturday heat index values around 105. an excessive heat watch been issued starts at noon thursday, continue until 6:00 saturday evening. overnight we're at 75 degrees. very muggy partly cloudy tomorrow 90 hot and humid with the scattered thunderstorm. let's talk about the eagles preseason game, going to be hot.

steam bath outside. good chance stay says dry but 86 will feel like low to mid 90's and this pattern is with us for awhile. this is especially dangerous for folks with respiratory issues. air will be so heavy and thick. overnight lows barely dropping below 80 every night through sunday. it is going to be very rough stretch for us feeling like triple digits for four, five days. again all those heat related precautions we tell you all the time. >> check on the seniors, pets, everything. thanks so much >> taking notes here steam bath. doug pederson is going to say are you ready for that? steam bath. a report says eagles lane johnson flunk add drug test his agent has something else to say. don't miss that, the reason why doug pederson won't be able to

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the monday after thanksgiving. if it's true, that's the next time the eagles will see lane johnson on the field. according to spot chat.com johnson is the seventh highest paid offensive tack knell football. as we recap one of our top stories lane johnson is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension for violating the league's policy on a performance enhancing drugs. this would be his second offense since joining in 2013. is he the best player in the eagles? probably not. he's one of the top two, three, or four, johnson denied the report when texting with local media. but apparently told jake glazer something different. his agent released this statement t he says first of all, we are aware that a member of the media started a rumor that lane will be suspended for ped. secondly lane has not been

suspendeded and any reports to the contrary is false. lastly, we will not comment on my cliently's protected health information. meanwhile, the eagles practice and talked to media today before this story broke. at the time, the team did not release a statement. they still haven't to this points. right now, they're preparing for first preseason thursday against tampa bay buccaneers. to rookie doug pederson admitted he'll have a difficult time sleeping wednesday night. he's fired up. >> i'm excited. i'm looking forward to getting over there in the first one, you know, in the linc and having the fans there. i'll thrilled looking forward to it, and just can't wait for thursday. >> let's talk baseball. the phillies are in la taking on the dodgers, vince on the mound. er rent altherr, deep center field, right center field, and it is gone. fills take a 2-0 league.

bottom of the second. check out how with kendricks at the dish. gives it a fly, odubel herrara, top of the wall, the dodger take a 3-2 lead. game still in progress, dodgers. as they say in la up 4-2. tim tebow is making a come back. the former jets quarterback has been working out in scottsdale arizona because he wants to play major league baseball. tebow 28 hasn't played baseball since junior year in high school. one source says he plans to hold a work-out and invite all 30 major league teams. >> i have a question. do people do that? . >> they do not do that. >> work out and invite. >> why don't you guys come check me out? you know what i'm saying.

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