>> 7-eleven clerk gunned down at a robbery in the philadelphia talcony section, video just into the news room. see police on the scene on the 6900 block every torresdale avenue. we're told this was a robbery gone wrong. at least two suspect got away, police are questioning a third person, trang do, headed to the scene, right now, we'll bring you update as we get them. >> good morning, i'll rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> double shooting in kensington leaves 14 year old dead and sends a 16 year old to the hospital. police have not made any arrests nor recovered the gun used. >> isis is claiming responsibility for a car bombing in baghdad that's left more than dozen dead.

>> i are you serious? are we talking about the same tiger woods? >> caged tiger, pro-golfer said it was a reaction to prescription medicine, that led to his dui arrest, which landed him in custody. >> scuffle in the house. texas lawmakers get heeded during battle over sanctuary cities. >> the center city eatery closed its doors for good last night. >> wow. >> singing old language soon inside little pete's last night. >> more on the end of an err a before you head out the door, it latest from katie on the skydeck. >> guys, very light wind out here right now. very, very modest, but, for the most part really just helping to keep any low-lying cloud cover from forming here

in philadelphia. >> generally speaking, storm scan nice and quiet for the moment. dogs not necessarily stay that way, obviously not clear, tail end of the loop see little nudge, little blip of radar, in sussex county, and also, even, to the most outlying suburbs far off towards the pocono region, north central pa specially. with time we eventually get in on little of this, i zoom it out one more time, see it more easily, but bit of blip on the radar, eventually turns into some scattered showers, for the region as a whole. we take in just a glance, at the region, here, looking pretty consistent, coolest spot goes to the poconos, most everywhere else in the mid or even up ear's. >> five to 10 miles per hour general winds flow for the rest of the day, and then tonight it eases up even little more than that running theme the fact we've got frontal boundary that's stuck

in short. stationary frontal boundary, still find these scattered showers popping up. is it a wash out? no, absolutely far from it, but are regardless still going to be couple of showers, if not even thunderstorm specially toward evening. it will really limit the warming that can take place with all of the clouds overhead. sixty-four at best at the shore, 69 maybe 70 lucky here in the city so certainly cooler than average here, meisha, but i promise nice weather down the road, i'll let you know when the best day to get out little later on. >> sound good to me. goods morning to all every you, just waking up with us, happy you're here, good morning, the schuylkill, 42 freeway, looking here, take it to 295, holding steady right where it is, see more vehicles entering the roadways, but most people came back yesterday from being down the shore, we will be jumping on the roadways today making it back to work soy slow start on

42 area that's going to heat up. eastbound direction, looking at. still traveling at posted speeds, good thing today, not dealing with those wet roadways lick we were yesterday. yesterday woe didn't have any congestion being it was the holiday. but it does go tots fact with the dry roadways it will help our commute. just going to be a lot more busy. fifty-nine, tai taillights, see back there, amongst the follow, so visibility issue isn't going to play so much after factor. little higher than what we typically see down low on the roadways where it would cause real visibility issues. that won't be a factor. today do have construction, last week's water main braining clearing today third street right now closed between walnut, chestnut, until 4:00 p.m. today. your alternate, fifth or seventh street, your best bet. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. fourteen year old boy is dead and another teen is in the hospital this morning after gunfire in the city's kensington section.

police say the boy's were gun down on 29,000 block of east orleans street. it happened around 9:30 last night. we're told the 16 year old boy who survived was shot in the shoulder. he's in stable condition no arrests made and officers still trying to figure out motive for this double shooting. staying in kensington, philadelphia police also trying to solve two other murders, the victims are sister and brother, florence, and rape fin i found dead sunday morning, police say both found shot in the head, in their home, on the 1900 block every clearfield street. >> i don't know who did it or nothing, i wish i could tell you all who did it but i don't know. >> if you have any information about these murders, philadelphia police say, please give them a call. >> 5:35, in business news, hottest new summer drink hitting stores for limited time. >> things getting back to normal at british airways after big computer issue. jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange,

good morning, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. futures pointing to a flat open. the markets open after the long holiday with investors waiting for the jobs report, comes at the end of the week. the dow fell two points friday, before the weekend, nasdaq up four. british airways is operating at full speed after huge computer failure over the weekends, stranded about 75,000 passengers, airline forced to cancel all flights from london airports saturday, a power surge, data center disrupted old cents world-wide, shares in british airways owner iag fell more than 4% this morning. pepsi looking to tap into the natural food and drink craze, could be looking to buy all market, new york based company that makes the coconut water brands, madonna and matthew motorcycle hon hey, said to be two investors. speaking of if he is he could be the hottest drink of the summer. pepsi fire has a cinnamon kick, it is hitting store shelves for just eight weeks, also counting on social media

to boost sales. some pepsi brands dollars package willing feature code that unlocks features on snap chat, including special filters, jim, rahel? >> i have to say i'm not normally huge pepsi fan but i love anything cinnamon. i put cinnamon in my milkshakes, i love big red. i would try this. >> just like a child. >> yes, true. >> well, try this, well, try this. >> cinnamon, no. you know what, cinnamon kind of like not advanced taste, but i feel like a lot of kid don't love it. >> yes, avenue very fine pallet, jill. >> on fire whatever the heck it is called, i'll find it for you, we'll test it out. thanks, jill, talk with you again tomorrow. >> voters in pottstown found himself involved in a dramatic rescue on the schuylkill river. >> first respond hers to borough his boat to rescue a woman in distress. >> whose boat is that? >> over here. >> now, authority arrive to find the woman in the river, clinic to go a tree branch in the area of south penn street,

just afternoon yesterday. when they spotted brian's boat they called him over, jumped in, within minutes, pulled the woman to safety. was along for the entire ride. >> i immediately called 911, and then came over to the dock, and she grabbed ahold of a branch, so i felt she could wait ann didn't go over and then they came and the rescue crew jumped in my boat, and we went across and grabbed her, then came back over. >> right place at the right time. now the woman was taken to reading trauma center for evaluation, still unclear how she ended up in the water in the first place. >> we now know the name of the navy seal killed during a fleet weight demonstration in jersey city. officials say special warfare operator first class remington peters died of injuries during a airborne demonstration on sunday. the navy says his power a shoot failed to open properly, and he landed in the hudson river. peters was part of the navy's parachute team the leap frogs. he was conducting coordinated jump noop liberty state park.

they've served their last meal, the iconic little pete's restaurant in center city essentially closed. last night around 9:00 the iconic 24/7 diner at 17th and chancellor streets closed up shop after almost four decades in service. brother john and pete opened little pete's together back in 1978, and the city staple has been open around the clock, almost ever since. >> we're walked maybe 20 blocks to get to little pete's. little pete's was open, we stayed in there half the day. what will center city do without them? i can't imagine. they'll all-star of. >> finds another diner. >> for now the fairmount location will take over, owners consider another possible center city site. >> center city property already leveled to make room for 13 story hyatt center city hotel. >> coming up brings strike zero springstein crashes someone else's concert in new jersey. >> made surprise appearance, and funny introduction he

received before going on stage. >> people in indianna making discovery when they check their mail, that's coming up next.

>> 7-eleven clerk shot during a robbery in the talcony section, happened little more than hour ago on the 6900 block of torresdale avenue. police just gave "eyewitness news" an update, they tell us, they're still looking for two

suspect, a third man, who is being called a person of interest was found on a nearby roof. police are questioning him right now. and much lied err neutral, the surprise guest who showed up at steven van can't concert, bruce springsteen appeared on the show, in red bank, new jersey saturday night. theater ex tifs say the crowd erupted when he introduced springsteen as a friend who is out of work. a member of springsteen's e street band. >> sure the crowd loved t this star athlete isn't out of the woods yet, blaming, to prescribe medication for his arrest. early yesterday morning, jim donovan it err florida currently ranged as the 876 best golfer in the world. woods released statement saying: i would like to apologize with all my heart to my family, friends, and the fans. >> got to tell you about the

july edition of gq magazine, features exclusive interview with prince william. he admits it has been hard for him, prince william opening up about missing his mother, the late princess diana. shares it is like raising a family and wishing his mom was around to give him some parenting advice. also talks about his campaign, together strive to change the perception of mental health. >> i like william. william and kate and the whole bunch of them. >> how could you not? >> very sad princess di ann is a is not here, because she loved those boys, and can you imagine what she would be like with those kids, those grandkids. >> the coating grandmother, for sure. >> i think anything the stigma of mental health issues always a positive thing. >> and know what, they're a high profile couple, whatever they can do, harry as well. >> so true. >> switching gears to wetter. >> we do have little bit every instability out there. still. even still. we continue to see this unsettled pattern un fowl for us, forefront that's just stuck right now. and that's where these showers are going to come f but really

hit and miss. i don't think this will be a wet day per say. but you'll see shower, ya, nice day, right? exactly, i know, feels like we can't catch a break. i have to tell when you we get to the touch screen here, you'll see weather watchers echo the same sentiment here. as we look out over ocean city here, very calm, just cloudy, start to the day. the wind is very light, it is to is on shore wind as one loan mean, what's he, biking? looks like it, down the boardwalk there. could be a girl. tough to tell. >> there goes. >> he, she, enjoying the morning, yes, coming up, might not be the brightest morning but the un official start to summer is officially underway. no report from any other folks down at the shore point but i do have handful for you right around the city. and handful in the outskirt of town, as well. 58 degrees we start things offer in delaware, from jason, just lots of over cast skies around the area. he sent this within the last

couple every minute, win flow essentially just east, on shore flow extending into the suburbs, at 58 degrees, it is cool enough to warrant the jacket. going to another one taking you little further northeast here. as we go into 56th, that comes in, sorry, 55, from alan, lot of clouds, out in delran. again, with lot of cloud. we go to one more actually take you up near the mountains for this one. fifty-three comes in from keith this morning. he, too, seeing an overcast sky. and as i lose you earlier, one of the folks just wishing for some sustained nice weather for a change. at least going to catch a break down the road here. so, we do end up with nice weather come thursday. starting offer the month every june on real high note here. but for now, even though it is not turn bridge active at the moment in our area, you can already see across portions of least of the southern delmarva peninsula, showers beginning to pup p. i think we get through the morning rush without any major hiccups for sure, this frontal

boundary will keep things on the unsettled sky, scattered showers, may see thunderstorm, that will be the story for tomorrow too. but by tomorrow i think we start to brighten up, warm up, that said, so watch for again a scattered variety of showers today. not a wash out by any means. but your high only flirts with 70. so on the cool side. later on tonight, we drop down to 59. again, with shower or storm, but mainly cloudy. tomorrow, little brighter, certainly, warmer. a lot closer to where we should be. thursday is a gem. friday looks good through the daylight hours. meisha already that night, showers, storms, return. >> man, katie, right? casino every feels like can't really catch a break. but the silver lining is that we are going to have that beautiful day on thursday. so, today, looking outside right now, certainly as katie pointed out not a wash out. don't have wet roadways to contend with specially for those of that you hit it yesterday, all day seems like, tail light northbound direction, the dry roadways are going to help our commute for many of you coming back to work today. so welcome back. good morning. schuylkill near king of

prussia. headlight moving in the eastbound direction, and of course, westbound side as well. really the eastbound side i'm keeping my eye on right now around king of prussia. starting to heat up levels. we can expect that now. as we approach the 6:00 hour. then we do have construction out here 422 eastbound the off ramp to route 23, going to be closed overnight, 7:00 p.m., to 12:00 a.m. through friday. so alternate, first off ramp your best bet there. and then restarting the vine construction, nobody likes this one. it is closed tonight. between broad street and the schuylkill, between 11 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so just a heads up it, might affect your morning commute just little bit. more construction about last week's water main break, and clearing today, third street closed between walnut and chest null until 4:00 p.m. today. expected to clear, so until then, you will have to use the alternates, fifth or seventh street, probably going to be your best bet. and more to talk about coming up in the next ten minute, jim, back over to you. >> world news isis claiming responsibility for a big explosion in central baghdad at least 15 people were

killed, 27 injured. investigators say the explosion came from a car, that was packed with explosives, and was set off by remote control. the explosion comes just days into the muslim holy month of ramidan, which is often marked by an increase in violence in iraq. >> a tragedy at a british zoo. a tiger has killed a zoo keeper and what officials are calling a freak accident. it happened in a enclosure at hammer ton zoo park, that's about 25 miles northwest of cambridge. police say the tiger did not escape, and no visitors were in danger. and an investigation is underway. >> the suspect accused of shouting racial slurs at two teen girls and killing two men on commuter train in portland oregon is due in court today. jeremy christian set to be arraigned on multiple charges including murder, he is accused of targeting teenage girl and her muslim friend. three men stepped in to defend the girls from christian's racial rant when he stabbed the men. two of the men died from their injuries, third recovering. known to authorities for his

radical beliefs. >> routine trip to the mailbox isn't so routine, madison county indianna authorities say mailbox also not being filled with mail, they're being filled with homemade explosives. police say at least four mailboxes were damaged within about 6 miles in anderson over the holiday weekend. investigators say vandals are putting household cleaner and peace he is of aluminum file in booth tolls get them to explode. >> obviously someone could get hurt. and we don't think that's the intent typically. but if we're able to find out hot suspect are we will do everything we can to charge them with serious crime as we can. >> now, no injuries have been reported so far. but the sheriff there says they've been dealing with these casino every under dent for 25 years now. he says, typically kids with apparently too much time on their hands. >> a former prison mate made famous in the mover cyst scene of fire investigation this morning. take a look, from the joel yet fire department. the old joel yet prison used in blues brothers movie where john belucci character was in

jail. still symms used tore movies, but the prison has been vacant since the early 2,000's. not clear how the fire started. and there were no injuries. >> well, down in florida an alligator takes a dip in the family backyard swimming pool. can you imagine walking out of your house and going for a swim and seeing in? it looks like this 7-foot long reptile just wanted to heat the heat this memorial day. officials arrived at the home to find the alligator at the bottom of the pool. we're told the alligator was relocated by the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission. >> oh! well, spain is known for it running of the bulls, meantime, town in minnisota is putting a more adorable spin on it. you are looking at the fourth annual running of the bulldogs. forty-eight dogs ranas fast as their little stocky legs would let them yesterday at a race track outside of minneapolis. wonder if meisha organized this? the competition was made up of five races, and only one pooch could be crowned champion. >> you know our 6:00 a.m. producer, her ears just perk up. >> well, we all know air

travel can be stressful, security check point, if you're late you'll miss your flight. >> one trying to ease traveler stress with dogs. we'll tell you where it is coming up next.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> if you weren't awake yet? exactly. >> head banking. well, traveling is always stressful, especially on a holiday weekend. >> the lehigh valley international airport, and about 50 other airport across the country feature therapy dogs to keep passengers calm on tough travel days. here are the dogs hard at work at minneapolis airport. >> the airport is a place where people are definitely trying to get to their destination. just come in. if you're greeted with a dog, that's looking at you, like you're the best thing that ever happened today, it is bound to make you feel better. i'm leslie, and this is my dog, libby. and we have volunteer at the minneapolis st. paul airport. my dog and myself are part of the animal ambassador program here at the airport.

he is a therapy dog. we greet passengers, crew members, people are on on a particular mission, which is to go places, and they have a lot on their mind, but whether they see a dog, something happens, inside. this is a stressful trip. i just saw her at a distance, and i told my son, oh, i need to go pet the dog. and as soon as i touched her fur, i just -- my stress went down couple of notches. >> at times, libby and i will have a small crowd around us. and she loves it, too, she likes to make people smile. >> oh, so sweet. >> nice to see that coming out of minneapolis, i had a friend diva, died of old age, but they're the best of dogs. >> i feel less stressed just watching that package. >> so cute. and -- >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," need a vacation? you may be surprise today learn a growing number of

americans, this is ridiculous, not using their vacation days. >> we'll tell you why this is a bad idea. >> i don't need you to tell me why this is a bad idea. i know that's why that's a bad idea. pope gained popularity, now the craze has spread to the mainland. but what is it? and why are some people worried? that's coming up.

>> gun downed on the job, we're river with an update on our breaking news, 7-eleven clerk shot during robbery gone bad. >> and more violence in philadelphia. one teenager dead, another hospitalized, after shots are fired on the street. what police are saying about the investigation. and, tiger woods is after he dollars for du: he says alcohol was not involved. we'll have his explanation for what led to his arrest. today is tuesday, may 30, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, what's likely the beginning every most people's work week. >> good morning, everybody, happy, where what day are we, happy tuesday, wednesday, thursday, oh, this morning. looking outside, lot of construction two, accident out there, so it is starting to build levels right now, the good thing dry roadways. >> definately dry for the most part. little bit of fog. hands full of fog starting to show up. really not too bad. visibility are starting to