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investigation. they're still trying to determine how that five year old ended up with the bags or the packets really of heroin in his hundred p box. but they say the good news is right now they don't believe that any children ingested the drugs. so here's what we know. trenton police say on monday they were called to the international academy every trenton charter school bellevue avenue for report of recovered drugs, as the school with kindergartners, to second graders, teacher reported five year old playing what looked like candy wrapper, took closer look found it was some casino every drugs in a folded wax paper, something the police referred to as a deck. the teacher looked in the student's lunch bag, found 29 more packets which police say were heroin, the child was taken to the hospital and tested for precaution but no drugs were found in the child's system. police say they're working with child protective services as they investigate this indent and try to determine who put the drugs in the lunch box, but as of right now, they've made no arrests, we talked to the charter school,

they haven't put out any information, not talking us to, but they say they'll put out release sometime today, addressing the incident and what they're doing to keep student safe. that's the latest from trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thanks so much, cleve. we look forward to the update. following breaking news just into cbs-3. police on the scene of shooting in kensington that happened within the past hour, across the street from the school. our greg argos is live at fourth and lehigh, greg, what do you know so far? >> well, jim, this is a developing situation, but i'm going to layout exactly what we do know so far here at fourth and lehigh, like you mention, in kensington, in the very large police scene right here where the shooting happened within the past hour, we're told by witnesses if you notice there is a table over there with some toilet paper. the victim in this case, according to witnesses, was selling toilet paper or selling those supplies. and he was shot we're told by folks who were here in the area. this is fairhill square, if you will notice to the left here, there is an elementary school. this is julia, elementary

school, here at fourth and lehigh in kensington. that school because of the shooting went into lockdown. we're told by school district officials that lockdown has since been lifted. still a lot of information that we're trying to gather about exactly what went down here at fairhill square. once again, at fourth street, and lehigh, in kensington, a developing situation, police here at the scene, and you can see right here, live, actually increasing the area that they're searching, the crime scene itself here live as we're reporting about this shooting. once again, for parent of student here at julio deburgos by lent all elementary school, the shooting was not at this school, it was across the street at this parkment once again the school lockdown has been lifted. great news, we're going to gather more information about exactly what went down with this shooting in just a few minutes, but nor now live here in kensington, i'm greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you so much, greg. meanwhile in other news pennsylvania state police want to know if alcohol was a factor in the early morning

car crash that claimed the life of a five year old boy. chopper three over the eastbound lanes every interstate 78 in hellertown, northampton county. the five year old boy was killed, another two year old girl and four adults were injured. investigators say they found open containers of alcohol at the scene. several south jersey fire companies are cleaning up after battling three alarm fire in atlantic city. chopper three was right over the 3-story building at south dover and harrisburg avenues where the fire broke out upper floors just before 9:00 this morning. everyone got out of the house in time. there are no reported injuries. so far there is no word on the cause. the search continues for the cause of a late night fire that seriously damaged a 120 year old church in pennsauken camden county. no one was hurt. but firefighters say heavy smoke and furniture inside made it tough for them. they say the fire started in the basement. the small congregation hopes to rebuild soon, and they're hoping to hold services this

sunday. we haven't decided as of yet. and i guess it all depends on the smoke damage in the sanctuary park. maybe we can use the top area. >> precaution, and we are very fortunate that nobody got hurt and the fire was limited to the basement with some minor extension. >> they say the brick basement actually helped keep the fire from spreading outside and upstairs. well, sumner september. we're returning to the 90s today after a break from the heat. "eyewitness news" at city hall this morning, what was already feeling a bit hot and humid. let's hope it is not going to last too long. meteorologist, katie fehlinger live in the cbs-3 skydeck where she is tracking the 90's again, katy? >> yes, again, thankfully just for very brief return to the 90s here today, jim, before we do see return to more fall-like conditions. so, it is quick, it is out of here, and then we're back to more comfort level. i have to tell you though it feels pretty good outside. even though you will start to notice tad muggier as the day

goes on, overall, not oppressive at all. it is just a raise in the dew point you may start to notice. obviously got bright full sunshine here. we take you out to the computer graphics, show you on storm scan, not heck of a lot to see. currently temperatures in the 80s, depending where you are, still in the 70s, mount pocono, portions of the jersey shore line, in pace to climb easily here. already at 87 degrees in palmyra. right around the northeast philly area. now as the day progresses again talking about a daytime high of 90 degrees. that's going to flirt at least with the record high of 92, that lasted back in 1995. but there is a cold front that's on the way. and you'll notice there is a thunderstorm icon out in the poconos, coming up we will talk more about this chance for wet weather later on tonight, with this next cold front passage, but also, another chance for storms down the road here. and it looks like it may come this weekend. so i'll let you know whether you need to reschedule outdoor plans a bit later in the show. guys, back to you for now.

>> thanks, katie. driver who police say plowed into three arizona police officers will likely face attempted murder charges. the incident was caught on camera, it is the disturbing, police say mark pain drove his karat officers hitting a troll car and crashing into a convenience store. they say, one of the hurt officers is a rookie who was on his first night of training. the 44 year old suspect was also hurt. >> well the obama administration is setting a goal to take in 110,000 refugees from around the world in the coming year. now, this decision comes in the wake of the refugee crisis stemming from syria's civil war and other conflicts. now, last year the goal was 85,000 refugees. the president plans to host a summit on refugee issues next week at the un general assembly gathering in new york. >> meanwhile a baby boy has been born aboard a my grant rescue vessel in the mediterranian. doctors without borders one of the operators of the rescue ship said the boy was born monday to nigerian parents,

ship was in international waters, little baby boy was named newman. >> here is the election day countdown. fifty-four days until the polls open. and, it seems like every hour bridges new issue for the presidential candidate. hackers leaked private emails from former secretary of state colin powel, harsh words for both candidates. meanwhile, the new york attorney general wants to know how much trump is really giving to charity. craig boswell has the story from washington. >> messages posted on dc leaks. com from colin powell's g mail account show the former secretary of state has issues with both major presidential candidates. in one e-mail, the republican calls donald trump a national disgrace, international poria. powell also criticized hillary clinton and her campaign, for using him to justify her use of private e-mail servers at the state department. he wrote: sad things that hrc could have killed this two years ago by merely telling everyone honestly what she had

done and not tie me into it. she keeps tripping into these character mine fields. with less than eight weeks until election day clinton taking one more day to recuperate from pneumonia while trump has several campaign events scheduled beginning in flint, michigan. trump is trying to appeal to more female voters, the unveiled a plan to make childcare more affordable with with his daughter ivanka at his side. >> face affordable high quality childcare should not be the luxury of a fortunate view. >> but trump has a new distraction, new york attorney general, eric snider man, is investigating if trump's foundation violated state law by using a campaign contribution to make illegal purchases including spending $20,000 on a 6-foot painting of trump. >> we're looking into it as we have an obligation to do. >> trump plans to discuss his helton the doctor oz show tomorrow. but his campaign says release of detailed health records will come separately. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, in local campaign

news, wilmington mayor dennis williams has congratulated his opponent on winning yesterday's democratic primary. williams ran against eight candidate, he thanked his supporters on facebook and said, quote, it has been a good ride. williams lost to mike, the former riverfront development corporation executive director, got nearly 24% of the vote. philadelphia mayor jim kenney will take the stage at the united nations this afternoon. kenny's participating in impact 2030. a global sustainability effort. he plans to talk about universal pre k, and reducing poverty. tomorrow the mayor addresses john tompkins 21st century city symposium in baltimore. >> coming up on "eyewitness news": cracking down on drivers who ignore school bus stop signs. we'll show you what a growing number of school districts are doing to catch offenders in the act. also, the fury of mother nature. we'll show you a storm so strong it knocked a rider off his bike. you'll see more of the damage left behind, as well, stay

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customers can now call up an uber self-driving car in pittsburgh. the company's been test driving for about a year and a half. the first official customers hopped in this morning, and they're being accompanied by a safety driver to assist the vehicle in tricky situations. >> a growing number of school bus companies are using cameras to record cars speeding by and putting student at risk. drivers are supposed to stop when they see the red lights,

by one estimate, americans drivers illegally pass school buses more than 13 million times last year. seventh grader miles mcfadden was hit by a school bus last month, the car was captured on video. he was bruised, but fine. >> i see this truck coming. i expect him to stop. but he doesn't. and everything just goes into a blur. >> such scary video there. in austin, cameras have caught thousands of incidents. drivers caught have to pay nearly total of $2 million in fines last year. well, parent are getting early opportunity to learn about scholarship opportunities for their kids headed to philadelphia schools. the children's scholarship funds launched its application season at the please touch museum today, two months early. the fund awards 2,000 scholarships a year by random lottery. and are strictly need-based. in today's kick off event, they're awarding 100 special

opening day scholarships. >> six philadelphia hospital are being honored for their healthy food initiatives. cancer treatment centers at eastern regional medical center einstein, gene's, and temple episcopal, are part of the good food healthy hospital program. the hospitals are being recognized for meeting specific nutritional standards for salt, fat, sugar and fiber in their food service programs. >> and "eyewitness news" at the naval supply systems commands in northeast philadelphia this morning, cbs-3 traffic reporter meisha johnson and bring honored to give the keynote address for their 2016 multicultural festival. >> i don't want to talk to you too much, but i know were you pretty excited. >> loved meeting the men and women in the military, uniform forces as well as all of the civilians there that support our troops. amazing afternoon. still ahead on "eyewitness news": baby pictures. >> i love this so much. watch, my gosh, i can't take it, watch adorable panda cub

dries desperately to roll over on her tummy. >> you can tell the struggle is real. my goodness. guys, it is hot for now. but i promise you, a return to more fall-like conditions, right around the corner. and we have also got some wet weather chances down the road here, so stick with us, we'll let you know when you might want to remember schedule outdoor plans coming up. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who

threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole.

one of the most powerful storms on earth so far this year is battering taiwan. >> your a looking at the whipping winds, from this super typhoon, winds speeds topped 185 miles per hour. it is already knocked out power to, get this, 260,000

homes, check this out, guy trying to ride his bicycle, looks like mow pedestrian of some sort gets blown right off the bike bike, wow. >> looks like on a vespa. slow moving tropical storm julia dumping rain across northeast florida, along much of the georgia coastline. but, in most places, it was business as usual. schools and government offices remained open. the storm formed late yesterday off florida's atlantic coast. >> going to have an effect up here? >> thankfully, no, i don't think so, we'll walk you through the pattern, as women, back to the super typhoon. >> that's craze. >> i it is a massive storm system. it actually peaked with the strongest wind we've seen from any storm on planet earth this entire year so far. >> really? >> 185-mile per hours sustained winds. it is just unreal. absolutely, for something so large, as well, kind of rainfall that's going to be bringing to that part of the world, china next up to see some of the heaviest rainout of this. but we turn our focus first,

to give you idea, it is such an important story in the world of weather. but, yes, it is the name of the super typhoon, moranti. twenty-plus inches of rain in a matter of just couple of days. you are talking devastating flooding in this part of the world. now, as we turn back to our side of the planet here, on the eastern seaboard, yes, we just mentioned julia. far weaker of a system. still certainly expected to bring some pretty heavy rain most notably portions of south carolina. as far as our weather is concerned, basically looking at this next frontal boundary, as later as this afternoon, the further north you go, but in terms of julia, jim was asking, okay, will this have any impact on us? i don't think so. take a look where this is headed. one thing, barely topical storm. gotten relatively modest sustained winds speeds 40 miles per hour, it is going to eventually beheading further north. and it is staying inland. but, it loses its steam with

time here. we expect essentially just fizzling. turning back to the frontal boundery, that you saw on the larger scale radar, moment ago. by the time we hit the late afternoon, talking far northwestern suburbs, so lehigh valley, poconos, i80 corridor, could you see shower or thunderstorm out of. >> this and perhaps by the time we hit 7:00 maybe 8:00 there is still a linger spotty shower here and there. but the further south you go, you're in the sunshine until that sun officially drops on the horizon, and that will happen after 7:00. meanwhile, this is just going to continue to fizzle. sort of loses its moisture source because the brunt of the energy getting swopt off into new england and atlantic canada. dry frontal passage. by the time we hit noon tomorrow, back in full sunshine folks. looks like really nice tranquil couple of days coming up. so cold front crosses with little fanfare. it does it part, lives up to its name, cool front though to bring us cooler air, so back from the 90s to the upper 70s by tomorrow. and with lower humidity it, will feel real comfortable to you. bee keep the theme going on

friday, nice way to wrap up the week. saturday not bad. little more moisture to work w so few additional clouds. see the temperatures rebounds to the 80s. not looking at air temperatures here, rather dew point temperature. remember the lower the number is, the drier it feels. now, we're right about the point that it starts to feel a little humid outside. it is comfortably warm in my personal opinion out there right now. but, you have got dew points dover, millville, already in the 70s. does feel muggier the further south you travel. we're in the low 80s here at the airport, atlantic city, but depending on location it is a little hotter. eighty-eight after all, just across the river from the city. meanwhile, overlooking south philly tonight, we are going to see the temperatures right around 80, for the next home game with our phils and quick check on that seven day for you, beautiful tomorrow, and friday, saturday not bad. sunday, though, especially in the p.m. hours, we see the next shot for showers and more widespread storms. we could frankly use the rain at this point. just timing is not -- mainly p.m. hours. >> thanks so much, katie. this is sure to be the cutest

video you'll see all day according to brooke. this is five week old panda. it is trying to so hard to roll over. not having some good luck there. this video released by giant panda research center in china. the little female panda doesn't have an official name yet. but many call her little bean. don't worry, brooke is getting nervous here, they did come to her rescue and turned her over. and we will be right when it comes to risking social sepat toomey wrote the book. .. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social security that could...

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for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 the fab five for some the greatest live band in the world, the beatles. the new documentary takes a look at the untold story of the band, and part of that story, former channel three anchor larry kane. larry tells ukee washington about the thrills of being part of history, and part of this new documentary. and that's today at 5:00. how about this? if you are feeling a little down today, try snapping a selfie. >> scientists at the university of california you are vine studied four # one college student for four weeks, and they found that snapping and sharing selfies promotes happiness and reduces stress. so snap away. >> my point all along. >> all right, got it covered. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for all of us here thanks for watching. >> i'm katie fehlinger. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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