i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs] ♪ right now at 11:00, pennsylvania grocery stores given the green light to sell wine. we know which stores in the region made the list >> questions moped over an alleged robbery involving ryan lochte and his team mates. two u.s. members are stopped from returning to the united states. a little boy fighting for his life.

his mother makes an emotional plea for justice. that 6-year-old boy was riding in car when gunfire erupted. i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington has the night off, natasha brown is outside saints christopher's hospital where the little boy is recovering. >> reporter: we know 6-year-old mahaj brown has been upgraded from critical to stable. he remains at saint christopher's hospital for children's the search continues for the gunman who put him here. >> 6-year-old mahaj brown is amazingly still smiling from his hospital bed despite being riddled with bullets. he was passenger if car driven by a family friends when caught in a hail gunfire 5500 block. >> we all hurt together but must feel together. >> reporter: this rally is meant to comfort the child's family, his mother teetering between sadness and anger.

>> there's nothing i can do. >> reporter: she says her son has already undergone seven surgeries, he was hit with as many as ten bullets from an assault rifle >> i want to see him back to the mahaj we know, the fun loving, out going, you know, fun loving kid that he is. >> it's important that the family get a voice. that people see the reality of grieving, that you know, the grieving process. >> this rally happening day after another gathering calling for an end to the violence in the community. she gaining her strength from her little boy demanding justice for the shooters who nearly killed his innocence >> somebody have a heart. have a soul and somebody come forward. >> reporter: little mahaj will remain here at saint

christopher's hospital at least for the next had three to four weeks, as i mentioned he does have a very long road to recovery because of his injuries. meantime his mother tells us she tries to equate to him and tell him he's a super hero and he gets his powers with every surgery. we're live in hunting park, natasha cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. severe storms are push hadding through much of our area tonight. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking where the severe weather is right now and also where it's headed. >> these storms are crossing the maryland delaware border. you can see the strongest one we have is pushing into southern new castle county and northern kent county but there's no extending through much of eastern maryland and converging on much of south jersey. pretty steady downpours into delaware county and these shortly impacting the city of philadelphia. here are your warm storms, this one and another cell south of

sussex county delaware. this going until 11:15 for portions of south western new castle county and consent of it's moving about 45 miles an hour, camden by 11:11, bridgeton at 11:35 and vineland by 11:51. we'll track the progress overnight and into tomorrow, i'll let you know if it will impact your morning commute and will the heat wave continue? that's the question. i'll have that coming up. jessica? >> police now have the second suspect tide to a string of robberies targeting asian owned businesses in custody. 33-year-old anthony campbell turned himself in. they say campbell target asian business owners who lived above their shops. they stole cigarettes, jewelry, money and electronics while holding the victims at gunpoint. new developments tonight in the ryan lochte robbery investigation. late this evening, police in brazil blocked two team mates

from leaving the country as authorities continue investigating whether the group was really robbed at gunpoint in rio. jack con ger were pulled off a plane that was bound for the u.s. lochte said they were with him and james feigen when robbed at dpap in a taxi after going out sunday. a judge suspects lochte is lying because of discrepancies in the gold metalist stories. police went to the olympic village to seize his passport but he already left brazil and is reportedly back in the. former bruce castor assumed the office today after the resignation of kathleen kane meanwhile talking to reporters outside of the former offices in scranton. kane called the last day as bitter sweet. she declined to comment about her legal troubles, instead choosing to revoke on her work as attorney general >> i hope people see we've done our best and i hope all the work

we've done and sometimes the price is high. that's all. >> kane faces up to seven years behind bars. her attorneys are appealing the jury's decision. the economy and national security dominating talk on the campaign trail. donald trump attended his first classified intelligence briefing to fbi offices in new york. the republican talked about his plans to talk on terrorists with advisories and congressional leaders in trump tower but he did not speak publicly today. trump is shaking up his campaign staff with less than 90 days until the election. steven who runs, joins the campaign as his ceo. hillary clinton mocked it. she talked about her plan to increase education. trump is going to be trump no matter who's running his

campaign >> he's still the same man who insults gold star families, demeans women, mocks people with disabilities and thinks he knows put more about isis than our generals. there is no donald trump. this is it >> the fbi handed over notes of its investigation over the private e-mail serve to congress. looking into whether clinton perjured herself. there's a partial end to the state-wide construction shut down in new jersey. to chris christie signed an executive order to fund an emergency road or rail projects. this comes as the fight over raising the. today, construction workers pleaded for governor chris christie and the legislature to make a deal and end the shut down, workers who have been off the job almost seven weeks say they're on brink of desperation >> school time is around the

corner, clothes and things like that need to be bought and without us going to, would i don't see that happening >> they agree on raising the gas tax by 23 cents but they have competing plans how to, eliminating the state tax a new addition is coming to the aisle of grocery stores. grocery shoppers will be able to buy wine off the shelves. trang do joins us in port richmond outside one of the newly approved stores in the region. trang? >> reporter: as soon as this store stocks up, people will be able to say buy wine, part of a recently passed law that governor tom wolf says that will help bring pennsylvania electric saless into the 21 it's century. grocery stores in pennsylvania that already sell beer will have the option to sell wine up to four bottles per customer. the pennsylvania liquor control board approved 84 stores to sell

wine across the state including several here in the delaware valley. the ida in port richmond is the only one in philadelphia so far. >> other states where you can do this, and you know, it seems like like it's a long time for us to be able to do that. i wonder about pricing. >> reporter: customers at the shop rite in bensalem will be saving on gas >> the fact they're going to sell wine will make it more convenient. >> reporter: many shoppers cheered the convenience factor. barbara moore says the move may have unintended consequences >> the little neighborhood bars is where everybody used to go. the it puts a damper on their cash-outs. >> reporter: a liquor control board spokes woman says the stores have to submit applications and become certified through the responsible alcohol management program.

employees who go through training learn how to spot fake ids and identify signs of intoxication. and there are about 100 stores waiting be to approved. they have to go through the mandatory training that we mentioned. pennsylvania also approved wine shipments directly to customers. and for a look at the stores involve, visit cbsphilly.com. i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." home building giants toll brothers plans to build new luxury apartments along philadelphia's jewelrier's row. in order for the new apartment building to go up. five buildings along the 700 block of samson have to come down. although the city has not approved the demolition yet. the preservation alliance is circulating a petition to i insure the area maintain historic value if toll brothers gets the green light >> the buildings are here. when you walk down the street, you get the benefits of 140, 50

years of history. we think that needs to be preserved and we hope toll brothers will me around to that point of view as well. >> they released a statement to "eyewitness news" that reads in part, we're committed to delivering a residential building that is respectful of the history of jeweler's row while rejuvenating it. a police department celebrated the achievements of some of their own, the folcroft police chief presented accommodations to several officers for service. among the officers was officer chris doorman. he survived being shot seven times on the job in june. him and fellow officer took home the first accommodation of valor award. >> i was just doing my job that day, could have been anybody else. it could have happened to mean of i was the unlucky one that got there first, thank god i was working with who i was. they saved my life. >> doorman is still recovering but says he hopes to be back at

work before the summer is over. the philadelphia police department is mourning their former commissioner, john timoney lost his battle. he was recruited by ed rendell in nate. he served as philadelphia police commissioner four years which included the 2000 republican convention. after philadelphia, john timoney served as police chief in miami. of he was 68 years old. two years ago, fire destroyed a fixture in old city but it's what construction workers recently found that's making headlines. at 11:00 the discovery that dates back hundreds of years. of a local hotel among the targets of possible hackers, what the breach means for guests when "eyewitness news" continues.

♪ . a philadelphia hotel is among several others that may have been hit by hackers. guests who stayed at the we have thein philadelphia between december 15 and june 2016 may have had had their credit cards compromised as a result of a hack. a total of 20's hotels and the district of columbia were targeted. as with any breach consumers are not liable for fraudulent charges on the credit cards. new tonight thanking first responders for the job they do. august 17th has been named first responders appreciation day until. designated to thank fire department emt and police department for the service in the community and several participated including this one in lawncrest that put together a

barbecue. a tragedy turned into something more positive. old city construction crews unearthed 300 years of history sitting a few feet below the ground. "eyewitness news" david spunt shows us historic discovery. >> reporter: the suit corner on market street is overflowing with inventory but it's not because business is bad. it's the physical space. >> we have no room here. we have no storage. >> reporter: jerry and his son owned the store but the two still miss the original location almost 60 years, the corner of 3rd and market in old city. >> this is my whole life. this is my heritage. what i built. it's in flames. >> reporter: it burped to the ground in 2014 because of faulty wiring forcing the family business to move but the subject is still painful >> sometimes i close my eyes and think that's a dream. >> reporter: a phone call last week brought back 60 years of memories that almost knocked

ginsberg to the floor. he learned construction crews found these two brick arches while digging, they were once part of the prison known as the stone prison >> i was told these old tales that this was a jail cell and we didn't to dock street >> he never told a soul even when he first heard about it: . >> make a big deal out of it, i'll lose my building, i'll have nowhere to go. >> reporter: local archives show the it was built in 1722. 54 years before the signing of the declaration of independence. edward is philadelphia historian >> they had the prisoners coming to market street. if you're going to whip somebody you save it for wednesday or saturday. >> reporter: lasteded most of the 18 and century. the prison closed down as the

city progressed but it's an important reminder of were what once was >> one of the most wonderful things about history is when it's newly discovered >> it turned tragedy into a new passion for history. get enough of the remains of the stone prison. >> it leads to something this serious >> david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> incredible history. >> things we don't even know about. it's incredible. >> let's talk about this weather and some storms may be headed our way >> nasty storms right now, especially if you're in delaware. these storms are tearing through the first state. they got strong winds associated and lots of lightening. a lot of us were woken up last night by rumbles of thunder and/s of lightening. we're seeing that once again south of philadelphia. let's take a look at what's going on outside right now. and the shore is one spot that is going to get hit quickly these storms are moving east rapidly about 45 miles an hour as they tear through delaware and head into south jersey.

anybody out on the boardwalk you're going to want to get off and clear the streets because these storms are pretty nasty. let's take a look at them. stormscan 3 showing that line of storms extending through new castle delaware, the strongest storm south of wilmington, south of i95 right now. right along the kent and new castle county border here and also storms now pushing into sussex county. these have warnings associated. the warning that was in effect for northern kent and new castle has expired 11:15, a few more as this line of storms continues to push east. to the north motely rain, shores developing but the strongest thunderstorms are over delaware and south jersey this evening. again you can see that being shape of that storm as it moves through portions of delaware an indication that it can have strong gusty winds, southern kent county through as you say sex, until 11 7b p.m. to the south.

11:45 to the north and the strongest storms off to the south philadelphia. we will pick up rain and possibly a loud crack of thunder a few flashes of lightening here tonight. what to expect through the rest of tonight. you can see showers and storms mainly staying south philadelphia. we willic pick up a few showers and thunderstorms. even tomorrow morning, showers you around, you may wake up to cloudy gloomy conditions. of the sun returns in the afternoon, with just a stray shower here or there. showers and storms, some could be severe, we're seeing right now, mainly off to the south, biggest threat heavy rain fall, strong wind gusts and also that frequent lightening which could lead to the threat for power outages. temperatures, warm in philadelphia. we got the urban heat island going on, 84 degrees, the rest of region dropped back to the 70's and mount poconos at 68's we did add another day to our heat wave. 91 degrees was the daytime high

making it an eight-day heat wave the longest overseason but today was the coolest and certainly felt a whole lot better with the feels like temperatures in 90's instead of the triple digits. we got to be grateful for small favors. saturday showers and storms emerge in the afternoon as we await the next cold front. this cold front is the one finally going to put ab end to the heat wave once and for all and usher in cooler drier air next week. we got to wait for monday, tuesday, wednesday before that happens. the latest on tropical storm fiona is now a tropical storm with winds sustained at 40 miles an hour, gusts to 50, should stay that way, will not threaten land at least through monday, looks like the same front i told you about my help to steer that storm and keep it out to sea as we get into next week, keep a close eye on it but the tropics heating up. tomorrow starts with a shower then the sun be friday we're back to 90 and near 90 both days this weekend with pop-up

thunderstorms, a pretty typical summer hot weekend. next week, looks great. a nice stretch of weather starts monday, now looks like it could last through thursday or friday with comfortable. conditions so close. >> thank you. don is up next in sports >> it's eagles eve. carson wentz broken ribs but his presence will be felt tomorrow in pittsburgh. and chase utley is back at the ballpark. find out what the forme

. out to dinner in center center city, a dude walks up and said chase utley might get three home runs tonight. phils, dodgers at citizens bank park. joel embiid. probably wants to see if utley can hit another grand slam. top of the first, utley getting

a standing ovation once again. grounds out to second base, 0 for five with two ks. a little bit of a different story in game two. bottom of the six. 5-1 in favor. tommy joe as if giving it a ride. phils still trail. adrian gonzales is wearing out phillies pitching first multiple homer game since july of last year and dodgers on top 7-to. jake thompson gave up five runs, jurors the pitching staff definitely taking a toll >> we're not getting innings from our starters. a lot of that is due to the injuries to the pitchers and young guys and spot starts and things of that nature, but i think during the next week or two, hopefully, we'll get back on track.

>> speaking of those injuries, phillies aaron nola goes from the 15-day disabled list to the 60 day dl, the 23-year-old has a sprain in his pitching arm. visited with dr. james andrews, no surgery required but he won't be doing work for the next four weeks, nola spoke to the media. >> i wanted to come back but i wasn't expecting too much being my full self. i'm glad there's nothing surgical, you know, they said it's a sprain, i should be back to normal by the season and going into spring training. >> on to the nfl three measly plays, eagles first team offense barely broke a sweat against tampa bay, the steel ers will play the entire first quarter. carson wentz will not play at all. he will travel with the team to pittsburgh. injured players are normally

left behind but doug pederson explains why carson is making making the trip. >> i want him involved in every single meeting so we don't stunt his growth and want to continue the whole process with him. his injury, it's a rib injury. and guys that have hamstrings re strings and quads, it's a little bit different as well but at the same time i've always believed that the quarterback position >> got to keep learning. >> doesn't want to stunt the growth is kind of a big deal >> i wish he would have just said that? make it easy. >> up

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