the dangerous discovery, that has parent and grand parents scratching their head, heroin found inside of a lunch box in a trenton kindergarten. those drugs spotted by a teacher in the hand of a five-year old child. good evening after one i'm ukee washington. aim jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has been following this all day and joins us live from trenton with more, cleve. >> jessica, this is the international academy of charter schools kindergarten through second grade building. even though some of the them may have been exposed to this dangerous drug police don't believe any of them consumed the heroin but they are working with the division of child protective services to try to determine how it got in that lunch box. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: question parents can't seem to wrap their heads around how could a kindergartener end up with 30 packs of heroin in his lunch box. >> i'm surprised. i'm numb, i don't know why

would someone, allow kids to bring stuff like that into school. >> reporter: on monday international academy of trenton charter school at bellevue avenue called trenton police to report drugs. police saw five-year old playing what looked like a candy wrapper. closer look revealed drugs in a folded wax paper and then student's lunch box there were 29 more packets. police say it is heroin. >> the problem is it was in the child's home. >> reporter: charter school released a short statement saying they are following the procedures specified by law and working closely with the local authorities to handle this manner. school is doing things to keep kid safe. parent say at very least there should be a discussion about drugs and checking lunch boxes or school bags. he was lucky, right. but now people are involved. agencies, the state, folks that should be involved are actually involved now because it happened. what about the child who is in their home, and they didn't

bring it to school. that child is still in danger. >> reporter: trenton police described this as an active investigation. they have not given us any indication if it is parent or anybody else who may have been involved with putting the heroin in the lunch box. right now they say that the little boy was taken to the hospital, on monday, and he was tested but they didn't find any drugs in his system. reporting live from trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you you. a delaware county pharmacy is the scene of the violent robbery and tonight police say suspects may be responsible for other similar incidents. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in upper darby right now you to tell you more, joe. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. we have our hand on the fbi bulletin that tells story behind all of these hold ups. in three of these robberies two in delaware, one in syringe field township we are told robbers were armed. upper darby police say one in this township robbers used

physical force. two workers inside this upper darby pharmacy were roughed up monday morning in a violent robbery. police described it. >> one is like 51, other is 58. like i said they pulled their hair. they really, they were, i described it as a despicable cowardly act. >> reporter: thinks still picture of those two men. at first they check out the store and left. ten minutes later investigators returned to get this, and only then did they put on masks. police say they made off with thousands of pills like tylenol and cough syrup but missed most powerful of drugs. >> these guys that do these robberies, i always call them terrorist. they are urban terrorist. they put fear into people for what? dough get a job. >> reporter: investigators in delaware and springfield believe this pair may be responsible for other pharmacy robberies. >> it is right around the corner from my house. >> reporter: anthony is a

upper darby township committeeman and had tough word for rob hours roughed up those two older women. >> upper darby will not stand for this nonsense, couple thugs coming in looking for dope, cash, whatever, it is who arable. >> reporter: fbi tells news one of the robberies in delaware those robbers got away after stealing a cat. as for the one in upper darby township we did speak to the owner of that pharmacy and tells us other than being rattled two women roughed up are doing okay. live outside upper darby township police, i'm joe hoed even for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police are investigating a fighting of a man near fourth and lehigh street late this morning. victim was selling toilet paper and other cosmetic a at fair hill square some one pulled a gun on him and shot him in the back of the head as he ran away. man collapsed near a fountain and at last check he was in critical condition. we spoke with the victim's father in law. >> it is ridiculous, you know, now nobody wants to talk, or

came with the problems they have. they have to do firearms and that is ridiculous. >> reporter: in all, there have been five people shot and killed in kensington in the past 24 hours. atlantic city police say officer josh fatal could released from the hospital as early as tomorrow. the officer was shot in the line of duty earlier this month while pursuing three robbery suspects near caesars parking garage. two are facing charges. another was fatally shot by police. a go fund me for officer fatal, a page has raised nearly $106,000. taking a look at the weather we are dealing with a september sizzle, back in the 90's out there meteorologist kate bill other is on the skies deck with more on how long the heat will stick around, kate. >> for another couple hours, heat will be here for a little while longer. not feeling too bad out here as dew points have dropped, but it is still hot. as you can see though as we look at temperatures it is already, starting to change.

you can see green invading the poconos and into the lehigh valley, that is cool air, coming in behind a cold front and that will sweep through the area tonight, and you can feel cool down baking up in the middle of the night and stepping outside it will feel different. tomorrow's high about 15 degrees cooler then today's highs. right now 91 in philadelphia. ninety in wilmington. still 90 in atlantic city. dew points have dropped, technically pleasant out here with the dew point of 55. still feels hot with temperatures in the 90's, we should be in the 70's. the here's new records to take both wilmington and trenton both record, they got to 39 in those spots, atlantic city here in philadelphia and allentown we all tied records, the high today so far 92 degrees. you can see on storm scan three showers and storms approaching lehigh valley, those will fizzle but could impact city late tonight. it is behind those showers though that the cool air lurks and coming up in the full forecast i'll tell you how cool it will be and have latest on tropical storm julia and tell you whether that will impact us at all.

for now, back over to you. kate, thank you. an alleged conn man from south jersey is back behind bars, he is accused of using telephone dating services to defraud woman out of thousands of dollars. patrick giblin of ventnor was on probation. prosecutors say he lured woman from the u.s. and canada into a relationship and then asked them for loans. he did not intend to pay. >> someone convinces someone that they are romantically interested in them and that if they give them money and they will come visit, that would be a material miss representation. >> in 2007 giblin was sentenced to nearly ten years in prison for defrauding more than 50 women. beverage companies filed a lawsuit to block philadelphia soda tax from taking effect in january. the tax amounts to 178 cents on a 12-ounce can of sewed a plaintiffs say the new tax violates the law because it duplicates the state's sales tax and unfairly taxes soda at a higher rate then other drinks. mayor jim kenney wants to use

tax mow proceeds to span prekind guarder. while it is repugnant that the multi billion dollar soda industry would take away these educational and community programs, we were not surprised by their lawsuit. rutgers is offering some students the chance to graduate debt free to a new partnership with the local college. the deal was announce today, students who earned their associates degree at camden county college will be eligible for half price or even free tuition at rutgers university/camden. >> this program will make it possible for these individuals to continue their education to be able to receive that degree , and more importantly not find themselves with a debt burden. >> the amount of the tuition discount depend how much income a student's tamly earns. still to come on "eyewitness news" a special day for some area children. >> as soon as students

continue to pile in the elementary school they have no idea that this surprise will change the school year indefinitely. >> this story is coming up next. great grub, a local restaurant showing up on a national list and it is not just one in the city making the

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and we're back with high praise for several area eateries. >> popular restaurant reservation app is out with the new list and philadelphia is getting big time recognition. open tables top 100 restaurants features eight pennsylvania spots, seven of them are in philadelphia. the zahav, the supper clubbing, too lulu garden, vetri all landed on the list. they are based honorary views from open table users and it is not just philadelphia being noticed, bethlehem's, restaurant and tuscano both

showed up in the top restaurant. screens of joy erupt in the school today after a special surprise. >> vittoria woodill shows you unexpect gift and how it will go a long way to making this school year, one to remember. >> three, two, one... >> reporter: surprise. the auditorium goes wild at jay cook elementary school in north philadelphia. >> $10,000 dream donation on the behalf of amazon.com has teachers and students clapping with boxes of smiles, filled with school supplies for their classrooms. >> it is a moral boost, confidence booster, it gives us encouragement, motivation to continue on what we do and our students tea serve everything that they get. >> to have these new materials in their classroom means we were able to teach them efficiently and they are able to learn with the materials that they need every day. it is so hard for us these days because we have to buy

these materials ourselves and we do it because we love these kids and we want them to learn. >> reporter: all of this effort in conjunction with the new partnership between amazon.com and school district of philadelphia will help our world, tomorrow. their goal, it is to support stem, science, technology, engineering and math and robotic is a cross the city. >> we're just thrilled to be able to have this partnership and use these resource toes feature, things like supplies, elementary schoolteacher ever, ever has enough supplies. >> amazon is now part of the process to help with these children. >> we love to be able to support the future. we know they give their students so much of themselves ape that they spend on average, $5,201,500 or more on school supplies throughout the year. so for us to be able to help shield their financial burden, that is just what it is all about. >> reporter: it is through giving the jay cook lions will start off on a right foot what do lion's do in the lion's den

>> we roar. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the children's scholarship fund in philadelphia launched its 2017/18 season today at please touch museum. all 2,000 available scholarships are awarded through a random lottery and they are strictly need based. goal of scholarship fund toys provide low income students financial access to tuition based schools. increasing their chance for long term economic and social success. kate joins us with a forecast and it will start to feel like fall soon. >> soon. >> soon. >> like within the next few hours. >> that is soon. >> in the poconos it is 67 degrees. >> wow. >> in philadelphia it is 91. you can see where that front is and these high temperatures are living on borrowed time. they are on notice. they will be out of here very shortly. hopefully that is last of the 90's but stranger things have happened. it does look like temperatures hey surge even next week at least back in the mid 80's.

we cannot rule out heading back to the 90's again but chances are diminishing. average high is just 79 degrees and those averages will be steadily dropping through the next month or so. lets look outside, we will go to our live neighborhood network. it is looking ominous in broadheadville pleasant valley in the poconos. dark cloud moving through. we have had showers in that region. kutztown showing an increase in clouds as well. 75 degrees right now but cloud moving in and there could be a couple showers, right now, just refreshing that image. it is looking more overcast, gray skies and couple of showers, kid outside on the soccer field but they are hitting a single at whitefield elementary school in reading. tark as well as these showers and cloud move in. same story in bernville showers and thunderstorms moving out the but they have had north wind at 16 miles an hour and that is bringing this cooler air right back in the region. showers are kind of few and far between, sparse, nothing severe but just stray shower or thunderstorm over portions

of the lehigh val any to berks county. these are moving south and east. can't rule out philadelphia i can go ape shower or storm. but it does look like mostly will fizzle before it gets here because boy do we need rain. today's high of 92 degrees not only tied record here in philadelphia but it brings us to 45 days in the 90's so far this year. we tend to refer to 2010 as gold standard of hot years, 55 days in the 90's in 2010. we have sizzled all summer. we are not that far off that mark only ten days shy and this is hottest year since 2010, by a pretty wide margin, more than six days to the next closest contender there it has been hot, you have not imagined it, very the hot, steamy summer but now things are changing. the once these showers move through notice how they fizzled through the next couple hours, cloud bank moving through overnight. tomorrow morning we will start with clouds to the south, and then sunshine to the north. here's 7:00 a.m. starting off nicely in the lehigh valley,

bucks county, montgomery county, possibly a couple clouds hanging on down the shore in the morning but that front continue to push through and we will go from highs in the 90's today to highs only in the 70's tomorrow but a 15-degree drop in temperature and drop in the dew point as well. it will feel like a hint of fall in the air. problem business that front fizzling we will in the get rain. we are in a significant rainfall deficit. we are 4.24 inches below average on the year so far. only 25.32 inches since january 1st, normal close to 30 inches. we have tropical storm julia and ian. ian is not a threat to us or united states. but julia bringing flooding rain to the coast of south east and it will sit and spin for days upon days right here near the coast of south carolina with devastating flooding possible along the coast. tonight a stray shower or thunderstorm depending where you are. we will clear it the out. next two days are stunners. the saturday looks good. chance for shower late sunday

into monday. next week sun's with us but back to the mid 80's on wednesday. warmth does not quite done with us just yet. >> i love emphasis on done with us. >> the internet was buzzing about buba chuck, controversy surrounding allen iverson and his hall of fame trophy. plus eagles all world defensive tackle fletcher cox can do many things but one thing he just won't do. find out next in big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires.

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went wagon. >> i'm ready to see carson again. >> by the way, i just found out that other players are on the eagles team as well. >> yes, really. >> yes. >> i just found out there are other guys on the team. >> yes. >> that is true. >> it seems that way. >> carson crazies fact that eagles defense administered a beat down, they held browns to measly 288 yards, pro bowl tackle fletcher cox is one of the big reasons y today i went one on one with the 100 million-dollar man who happens to love cars like if he didn't play for the eagles he might be a mechanic but there is one thing he won't do. >> one thing i don't do, in my every day car, i don't do in

my every day carry don't change my own oil. i pulled up to the place and let those guys do it. change your oil can be a mess and would i rather not deal with it. >> he won't change oil. >> he is ready to get under car and do everything else. >> catch more of my one on one with fletcher cox tomorrow night after thursday night football, jets/bills kick it off at 8:25 right here on cbs-3. switching gears do you see what i did there, gears? phillies host pirates at the bank, first pitch at 7:05. fightins are looking to bounce back after they blew a one run game in the ninth inning last night closer jeanmar gomez has an era over five, in 19 save situations at home. last month phillies traded carlos ruiz to the dodgers. today, he showed his appreciation for the fans, chooch bought a a space on a billboard over i-95. i loved playing for you. you will always be in my heart. thank you, philly. signed, chooch.

programming alert now newly minted hall of famer allen iverson will be on the late show with stephen colbert tonight right after our 11:00 p.m. news. meanwhile this tweet had internet buzzing about buba chuck. people think iverson left his hall of fame trophy at springfield mass chew set sheraton. however tmz is report ago this iverson left the trove there i so it could be safely shipped to his house, that way he wouldn't have to travel with it. >> other players do this as well. >> that is the story about internet and pictures you have to have context. >> things just go viral. >> that is right. >> big piece missing. >> you wouldn't believe stuff they were saying, so typical ai, leave his trophy. >> just wait a minute. >> you don't know the whole story. >> put the brakes on sports do you see what i did there. >> wow. >> my man. >> thanks. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ad

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courthouse is not what you would call a warm, fuzzy place. >> court officials hope to make it more softer with a dog, delaware county court of common pleas introducing k-9 therapy team support waiting rooms. program is called paws for people and the goal, to erase anxiety and fear especially for kids. the therapy dogs will start out next week in the waiting area of juvenile delinquency court. well thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 1:11. up next, cbs evening news with scott pelley. take care family, we will see you tonight.

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