>> right now at noon, the hunt is on for the driver who plowed through crime scene, narrowly missing philadelphia police officers, investigators wants to know if this was intentional attack on police, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon is off this noon. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do shows us the chaos in harrowgate. >> a scuffed up patrol car and three mingled police bikes left behind, after a wreckless

driver sped through an active police investigation around 2:30 monday morning. >> there was no logical reason for this. this vehicle may have done this intentionally, in a attempt to harm the officers. >> it all started here at a different screen scene near the intersection of k and pike streets after man reported that he had been carjacked. >> coroner, guys came, and hit me in my head, took my -- >> officers were able to stop the stolen car, a red chrysler see bring convertible, at the intersection of "i" street and erie avenue. they arrested two men in the car who tried to runoff and also recovered a gun. during the investigation, police say a man driving a black nissan possibly a you will tim a barrelled through the scene going as fast as 16 miles an hour. the car narrowly missed several officers, before speeding off. >> somebody has complete disregard to the safety of police officers trying to

provide protection to the city. >> the victims of the carjack to go came to the scene to look for player belong, also in disbelief to the bizarre series every events. >> no reason that nobody should have been speeding around here like they should be minds full, too. >> in harrowgate, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> authorities are investigating a deadly accident on the new jersey transit tracks, just north absecon atlantic county. chopper three over the train earlier this morning. police say a pedestrian victim was struck by the train a little after 7:00. the victim's name has not been released. so far there is no explanation as to why the victim was on the tracks. train service has been restored in the area. in other news this noon, deputy commissioner joe sullivan the first to testify in the federal corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. he spoke briefly outside the courthouse, in center city, after his testimony. >> going back, which i had been many times, over what happened, considering how it

unfolded, the information i received, and who i received it from, i certainly, i certainly realize that i move forward in good fate, and thankfully, again, because of those relationships that i enjoy with those other federal agencies that work so closely with here in philadelphia, information quickly surfaced were able to step away from the situation. >> we will tell you what the deputy commissioner had to say inside the courtroom, look for full report on the days development, later today on "eyewitness news" beginning at 5:00. and now this morning the family of fill andre castile has reached $3 million settlement over shooting death during a traffic stop. settlement comes on the peoples of the minnesota police officers acquittal of manslaughter charges. the 32 year old school cafeteria worker was shot last july after informing officer, he was caring a gun, castile did have a permit for that

gun. >> back here at home, police investigating a deadly shooting in philadelphia's kensington section. officers found 23 year old nino riviera near d street and allegheny avenue after 11:00 last night. investigators say, he was standing with his girlfriends, and another man, when the gunmen walked up and fire without warning. police are now searching for suspect and a motive. well, clouds of smoke and massive flames could be seen for miles in wildwood crest yesterday. now, fire officials are trying to figure out what exactly caused the devastating fire. >> well this wa was the scene on the 7100 block of park boulevard, around 3:00 yesterday afternoon, they say the fire may have started with air-conditioning unit, that was located between two homes. fire marshall says they do not believe the fire is suspicious, we spoke with some folks who were nearby, when the flames broke out. >> went downstairs, open up the sliding glass door, lady standing there. i told her your house is on

fire get out. >> this winds blowing the right way this whole block would be gone. i'm lucky my house is standing. >> we were told both homes will likely need to be knock down and rebuilt. fortunately, however, no one was hurt. >> fire investigators in chester count stay a fire that killed a nine year old boy started in the kitchen of his home. the fire broke out about 5:30 yesterday morning on buck walter road east coventry township. the chester county fire marshall says the fire has been ruled accidental, the name of that victim has not yet been released. the japanese airbag maker blamed for more than dozen deaths and huge recall is filing for bankruptcy. takata executives made that announce until the japan. they say, bankruptcy protection is the only way they can continue to replace the airbag inflaters, the airbags can explode and send shrapnel into drivers and passengers, 11 deaths are blamed on the airbags, in the united state, and several others in other countries. well, president trump's temporary ban on travelers from six majority muslim

countries now out of legal limbo, supreme court has overturned the lower court orders that blocked it, and justices will hear arguments later in the case this fall. correspondent weijia jiang with more from the supreme court. >> the supreme court adjourn for the summer, but not before it handed a victory to president donald trump. >> roo will review the president's travel ban on citizens from six muslim majority countries and allows the trump administration to mostly enforce the president's executive order while the legal battle continues. the court would only have granted this, would only have allowed the most of the travel ban to go in place if it thinks that at this point without full briefing and argument that the golf is likely to succeed. >> the zero nine day ban would apply to citizens of iran, libya, somalia, sued end, syria, and yemen. those people will not be allowed to come into the united states unless they have a credible claim of bonafide relationship with the person

or entity in the united state. >> the trump administration said that travel ban was needed during a internal review of the screening process for people from those countries. the travel ban sparked massive protests and lawsuits, all of which the trump administration lost until now. the court said it will hear arguments in the case in october, when it reconvenes, weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> meantime, senate republicans are skeptical about the gop healthcare overhaul, and are expressing doubts about a vote before the fourth of july recess. so far, five republican senators oppose the plan, and that would be enough to torpedo the legislation, the congressional budget office could release its analysis of the bill as early as today. well the pool facility in wilmington, delaware, where former vice president joe biden was once lifeguard now bears his name. the pool at the brown burton win chester park has officially been renamed the joseph r biden junior aquatic

center. wilmington's mayor hosed the event this morning, and biden was therefore the dedication ceremony. >> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at noon, almost two hours of turbulence passengers describe what it was like being on this airplane, a flight that was so frightening, even the pilot asked for prayers. >> plus, hanging on for dear life. 25 feet off the grounds. a young delaware girl falls from an amusement park ride, we'll hear from the man who helped catch her matt? >> we are looking at wonderful comfortable conditions for the start of the work week, but the heat and humidity return, as we get toward thursday and friday. i'm going to have your seven day forecast coming up.

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>> fourteen year old from delaware apparently slipped under the handrail from the carriage and helped by those below. at six flags great escape with more on how the ordeal unfolded. >> visitors to six nation great escape were stunned. >> don't let go. >> by the site after young girl dangling from moving carriage about 25 feet off the ground. >> i am getting pan glick as she hung on for her life, her brother, desperately tried to pull her back inside.

the ride eventually came to a stop. >> her neck is stuck. >> and the crowd of onlookers and park staff gathered beneath, who was visiting interest delaware. >> you all catch her, go ahead, honey. >> matthew howards, helped break the girl's fall, howard said he injured his back. >> i yelled up to her, drop. i promise you, i'll catch you. >> yes. >> she heard me. >> the girl who struck three branches on the way down was treated on site, eventually flown to a hospital in albany. the warren county sheriff said she did not suffer any serious injuries. >> and she was saying i'm choking, i'm choking. >> christine hunter's husband and son were on the ride, minute earlier. >> after i saw this, the girl was saved, we all kinds of took sigh of relief. >> on sunday, the day after the girl's fall at six flags, inspectors from the new york state department of labor says sky ride was safe to reopen. the agency is responsible for ride safety in the state. six flags also found no

malfunctions with the ride, but in a statement, the company said as the safety of our guests, and team members our top priority and out after bun dance every caution the ride will remain closed wheel we conduct a safety review. >> said these types of rides have good safety records they also said when something does go wrong, it usually is because of what the rider did. demarco morgan, queens berry, new york. >> cell phone video shows frightening reason why an air airasia flight bound for the capitol of malaysia had to head back to australia for an emergency landing. >> that's not good. passengers reported hearing allowed bang in one of the engines, and then the plane violently began to shake. that's when the pilot decided to turn the plane around, he asked everyone on board, to say a prayer.

>> lots of people pulling out their life jackets, and stuff, pretty much preparing, but we thought good chance it would go down. >> you know, if you have to go, you have to go. >> but i don't want to have to go after two hours of that. the passengers and kree endured shaking for almost two hours until the plane landed safely in australia airline officials blamed technical issue in the engine for the problem. >> drivers are continuing their search for victims after a packed tourist boat signings on reservoir in columbia a right now at least six people are dead, more than dozen missing. as the boat went down recreational boats, fishing boats, even jet ski sped to the scene, there was no passenger list, so authorities are now forced to rely on families and survivors to account for the passengers. here in the u.s., now, at least 67,000 acres had been burned bouey toe's brian head fire and officials say it is

only about 10% contained. the nation's largest active wild fire has also torn through the nearby dixy national forest, fire destroyed more than 20 structures, including 13 homes. evacuation orders have also been issued for nearby mountain communities, another fire, in santa collar eat a, california, about 70% contained. >> well, a one after kinds piece of disney memorabilia has sold at auction and has broken a record. disney fans, crowded an art gallery near los angeles yesterday, wearing original map of disney lands was being sold. there were more than 900 disney items available. while the map sold for $708,000. making it the most expensive map of the park, ever sold. the map helped secure initial funding for the park, in 1953, and was created by walt disney himself. >> coming up: who doesn't love a good animal storey? >> i love one. still ahead, some baby pictures for you, free tiger cubs to be exact, and only a day old. we will tell you where these

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>> welcome backto cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at noon, nba nowments cents rook of the year tonight, and two out of the three candidate aren't sixers hopefully see joel embiid or dario walk away with the awards, injuries, limited, to just about 31 games last season, although, he dominated when he played, charged average almost 13-point per game and came on strong in the second half of the season.

milwaukee, bucks, point guards, malcolm is the other candidate. and if all goes well this could be next year's rookie of the year, ben simmons spent his saturday night rattling at sixers practice facility, posted this video on instagram, just getting sixers fans ready for the new nba season. a lot of excitement. >> speaking about fans, i'm a fan of today's weather. >> beautiful out there. you know, wonderful day to get out, enjoy it if you can, and hopefully, you know, we will be able to do as much that far if we can, hot and humid before we know it, again, back by the ends of the week, the heat, the humidity, thunderstorm chances, again, we will be feeling much more summer like, by the time we get to thursday and friday, today, it is just fantastic outside across the entire delaware valley, temperatures are a little below average, but we will take it and again the biggest thing is just how low that humidity; and really feel it when you step out the door, really though what we will be hopefully seeing, not just again, today,

but even the first couple every days of this week, is this continued stretch of very comfortable conditions, and as we look at what we can expect this week, the decent sunshine goes with it, but then the heat and humidity returns, and then few thunderstorm chances will be thrown into the mix, a little bit tonight, and our tuesday, but more, as we head into the second half of our work week. outside right now, check out the rehoboth beach, it is packed, on our neighborhood network cam. you know what? i can see why. just fantastic beach day. temperatures are going to be this afternoon, upward of just around 80 degrees, again, that low humidity, just make sure to put the sunscreen on, because again that uv index is high, lancaster right now sitting at 75, we're at 79. in philly, 78 down in dover. as you get look at the jersey shore points, atlantic city, 79, wildwood, seven, a the ocean though it is a chilly 61, so if you are down at the beach, and you dip your foot in the water, you're definitely going to be feeling that chill. here is our index for the comfort level, the dew point it, measures just how humid it is out there,

our current dew point, 39. thirty-nine. that is even off the scale. we can't even get lower, don't go lower than 50, at 39. so we're definitely off, i don't think it gets any better than this dry air that right now is sitting over top of the delaware valley. it will be great night to grill out tonight. maybe that's your plan, do little dining he will fresco if you can, 77 degrees, right around the 6:00 time frame or so. so that low humidity sticks around, it is warm, it is sin, it will be again great night to hang out outside as much as you can. future weather shows we continue with the clear conditions all the way through the afternoon hours. few spotty showers, through the nighttime. generally north of the city. but can't rule out maybe stray shower around philly as well going through the night tonight by tomorrow morning though dry drive to work for our tuesday. little bit more cloud cover for us tomorrow. and showers maybe a pop up thunderstorm, a possibility, on our tuesday. but again, looks like for the most part the best chance will be maybe be down into south jersey. can rule chance out for philly, or areas

northward. keep eye out for that going through the day tomorrow. high temperature today, 81. with all of the sunshine out there, our seven day forecast, 79 tomorrow with little bit less sunshine, and few chances for some showers. wednesday, though, back to wonderful conditions, 81 degrees, staying nice. sunshine is back for us. then here comes the heat and humidity. on thursday, it is 87. we don't have any precipitation in the forecast. again the humidity starts to crank up. then 90 degrees by our friday. jim, i heard that ugh. right as i was walking on back to the desk here. the thunderstorm activity for us friday and saturday, too, check it out, 90 degree, thunderstorms again, that sigh said it all, folks. >> i have paint to go do next week outside. this is not helping me. >> but today is lovely. i took a walk outside. >> but we're in here. >> i know. >> but couple more minutes. you can do it. >> well, what a sweet site. take a look at this. this trio of tigers are just hours old. they were born at safari park in ukraine yesterday. the park houses about 50 tigers and lions, cubs

and mother are doing well. these tigers are an endangered species. they were once found across russia's far east, but have been on the bring every extinction. this is since the 1940's. >> i want one, just want to take one home. >> until they get big. >> until it attacks us. >> oh, that face. >> cute. >> cute for now. >> i'll buy awe stuffed animal instead. >> still ahead: some contestant become real egg heads. >> okay? >> see it for yourself.

>> lesley van arsdall inside new store owned by popular bird, yes, may even get out the tape measure. that's today at 5:00. >> competitors in crazy british contest are really using their heads. >> they played version of russian roulette using eggs. now, the contestants smash eggs on their head, hoping not to find a raw egg. >> another event, egg toss, the winners tossed and caught an egg more than 100 feet. >> what do they win? >> that he ice witness news at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. >> "eyewitness news" at 5:00 to.

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>> sharon: okay. so...what's going on with the newmans? i know when you're holding back. >> nick: it's just this benefit concert that dad's pushing on us, you know? i mean, he expects mom to perform. he's got abby hocking tickets. and i guess he's expecting me and vick to just drop everything and show up and raise a bunch of money for it, and i just... [ sighs ] you know, i-i hate playing this "happy family." >> sharon: hmm. nice try. >> nick: what? >> sharon: you're deflecting. >> nick: no, i'm not. >> sharon: nick, things were off before this benefit was even thought of. in fact, it started when you suddenly insisted on moving faith out of the main house. >> nick: i thought it was time our daughter came home to live with her parents. >> sharon: really? and that's all there was to it? >> nick: yep. end of story. >> sharon: okay.