camera revealing heart pounding few minutes for workers that the mexican grill in the jenkintown section of the ago ton township. man and woman forced three workers in to a back room and terrorized them. >> male suspect was armed with a glove we're describing it as a freddie kruger wolverine type glove. >> reporter: police say woman robber was also armed. >> female had a very large butcher knife, also used in a very threatening matter. >> reporter: they play out around 10:00 is a saturday. restaurant close sad minutes earlier. for some reason employees never locked the door and then in came man with the triple bladed hand along with this butcher knife wielding accomplice. >> witnesses say he was proficient. you can see he hold it right up to the victim's throat and menacing manner. >> reporter: now side from those weapons police also say that the robbers were wearing hoodies, so the workers were

that were held against their will could not get a clear look at their faces. they say that there was nothing unusual, in their commands and they weren't playing out, any potential movie role or movie plot, however they believed that both of these robbers are in their 20's, if i have any information, you are asked to call ago ton township police and we will that have video for you at cbs philly.com. reporting live from jenkintown joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. pennsylvania state police are investigating suspicious death of the woman in lower macungie lehigh county. chopper three over the scene on rolling green place at the fair ways at brookside condo complex. police found 58 year-old desiree dead inside her condo there. an autopsy is underway to determine a cause of death. we now know identity of the bensalem resident who died after police say that she ran back into her burning home to rescue pets. fire fighters recovered body of the 39 year-old tab that oaks, of a home in the 2700 block of jane avenue this

morning. we're told that the dog and cat also died in the fire. two other residents in the fire fighters suffered unknown injuries, red cross returned to the neighborhood, this afternoon to offer some fire safety tips. >> everyone should check their smoke alarms. everyone should check their escape plan, if you don't have an escape plan, cat red cross. >> officials have yet to determine a cause for the fire >> police are investigating following a violent night in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. there was three separate shootings, one claimed life of the 20 year-old man, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is live in germantown with more on the shooting and the disturbing trend there, henry. >> reporter: we can still show you crime tape in this neighborhood from the shooting overnight, neighbors say they heard four to five shots, coming from near the intersection of the pulaski and seymore, they saw two people running north toward wayne avenue. a 20 year-old was hit multiple

times, declared dead and shot 2 miles from where i'm standing near walnut lane near bellfield and third man a 23 year-old was shot on moreland street also near wayne avenue. both of those men survived, they are also, in critical condition, and the one homicide at this area where i'm standing is part of the broader trend of more murders this year, and according to philadelphia police there has been 156 so far, that is 24 more than this same time last year. >> it is shocking, it is very shocking, this is pretty good neighborhood, and just to have people get shot like that, it is ridiculous, really. >> there is a public safety meeting planned in germantown tomorrow night, as state representative stephen kins i is hosting that with philadelphia police, it was already on the books but there is added urgency to that, after the overnight shootings. coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight we will pinpoint most violent, hard hit areas by

this increase this 20 percent increase in homicide and we will also tell you what police had to say about all this live , henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a camden county father accused of murdering his son will go on trial again later this year. david creato's junior retrial will begin september 11th. his first trial ended in a mistrial in may after the jury was dead locked. prosecutors say that creato killed his three-year old son, brendan in 2015 and then, creato's being held, without bail, until his new trial. president trump has arrived in poland where he will attend the g20 summit. president meeting with world leaders including russian president putin. trump administration is trying to figure out its next step in response to the growing threat from north korea. u.n. security council is holding an emergency meet to go discuss north korea's successful lawn have of an interest continental ballistics miss that will has the ability to reach alaska.

>> this axis yet another brazen violation of the u.n. security council resolutions and constitutes a dangeres lacing of the situation. >> reporter: china and russia say they opposed any new sanction as begins north korea and they are calling for u.s. and south korea to resist answering with force but the trump administration and south korea fired missiles wednesday warning the north may not be passive as it develops a nuclear weapon. >> the united states is prepared to use full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves, and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces, we will use them, if we must. >> reporter: pentagon described north korea's latest launch ases lacing and destabilizing but added u.s. military is capable of defending the country from this threat. south korea's president would like to see more sanction as begins north korea and says

problem need to be solved through peaceful means. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions unexpectedly cancelled a trip to philadelphia. sessions was supposed to come here tomorrow to talk to law enforce b. sanctuary cities and combating crimes but the event was cans told day without any reason. trump administration is trying to cut funding to philadelphia and other sanctuary cities all across the country. don't leave home without an umbrella tomorrow because more rain is on its way. meteorologist lauren casey's track ago this rain outside on the sky deck, lauren. >> reporter: thanks, jessica, pretty quiet day to day and that is nice but everyone, dragging a bit after the lock holiday weekend. we don't want to deal with rain today too but we will have to deal witt tomorrow. temperatures not as toasty as what we were feeling this time yesterday. 82 degrees in philadelphia warm spot 84 degrees in allentown. we are at 79 in wildwood and feeling good in mount pocono 76 degrees. satellite, radar quiet conditions, cloud around city

in the pennsylvania suburbs a couple stray showers, very light in intensity and more sunshine along the coast and as we head in the evening hours calling it partly cloudy temperatures falling back in the upper 70's, a stray very brief, very light shower, otherwise, quiet conditions but active weather arrives as we head into the day tomorrow dealing with period of rain, heavy at times and that will extend into our friday, as well as embedded thunderstorms and we could be dealing with localized flooding. we will time out rain and storms tomorrow when all this clears out and where we could see strong storms, in your full forecast, in just a few minutes. >> lauren, see you then, thank you. thousands pack parkway for the fourth of july celebrations last night and now that it is over, the clean up is on. crews have been working hard all day removing trash, taking down barricade, dismantling the stage and packing up all of the equipment. they took work to prepare for big event, and, and, anymore getting things back to normal.

fire works show, in hershey did not go exactly as planned last night as pyrotechnics show ignited this brush fire. the fire started about 15 minutes in, to the show, at hershey park when fire works em berrying nighted dry grass. fire fighters quickly got the flames under control but rest of the fire works display was cancelled just to be safe. special ceremony today recognized a group of philadelphia residents looking for a second chance at a better life. uplift work force solutions, hosted a graduation celebration at enan tabernacle baptist church in stenton this afternoon. non-profit says 25 men and women with criminal record recently completed its six week job training program. >> people stepped up to the plate, because they recognize the opportunity in front of them today. >> each graduate was also offered a position with one of the non-profits partner co. coming up on "eyewitness

news" police officers am bush this was an unprovoked attack, on police officers who were assigned to keep the people in this great city safe. >> what the officer was doing just before she was shot and killed and suspect's lengthy criminal record. also picture that inspired countless, memes see how artists i immortal iced this picture of new jersey governor chris christie on the beach. i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles coming up i'll show you a high tech way to keep track of how much exposure you are getting from

chopper three live over a fire in mount laurel, burlington county, this ace condo building in the 2100 block of yrarmouth lane, laurel creek condo, just off route 38. one fire fighter has suffered a minor injury, we're working to get more information and we will get that to you, as soon as we receive it. right now we are getting a look at a bear spotted in an upper bucks county backyard on the fourth of july yesterday. "eyewitness news" viewer mandy capela sent us this video of her backyard in haycock township 2 miles north of lake

noxamixon. she was standing in that very spot just moments before. of course you know the drill if you see the bear do not approach it and cat pennsylvania gaming commission , right away. the summer season is in high gear and there is a high tech way to monitor effects of all that time in the sun. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has more now from los angeles. >> reporter: as junior life guard in training, tatiana cruz spend a lot of time in the sun. >> i use a lot of sun screen and reload sun screen on every two hours. >> reporter: sixteen year-old said she's worried about getting skin cancer so she's trying to high tech wearable called my uv patch to help monitor her sun exposure it contains photo sensitive dyes that exposes colors. users scan patch with the smart phone app and received some sun safety tips based on the results. >> this is a way to tell them when to reapply, to tell them there is sun damage that is

going on. >> reporter: dermatologist doctor gene rubinstein say sun damage is cumulative so whether you use the patch or other app connected wearable is awareness can help prevent skin cancer. >> wearables have a potential to engage someone like a teenager or a child to where they can understand, there is a link between how much sun screen and how much time they stay outside and the sun exposure that they get. >> reporter: doctor rubinstein add people should not rely solely on technology when it comes took sun smart, be sure to use sun screen that provides uv a and b protection and reapply every two hours. after 20 minutes, wearing the patch, cruz got a red alert. >> very surprised. i was in the sun a little bit. >> reporter: she said her experience will encourage her to wear even more sun screen in the future. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". doctor danoff, no matter what your skin type wear your sun screen all the time.

all the time. >> it looks like we might not see sun tomorrow directly. >> yes, absolutely, next few days we won't need much sun screen but this weekend we will need a lot of sun screen. >> look at you lathering it on >> i'm ready to go already. >> we need to get through two wet and stormy days before that sunshine. looking live at that center city philadelphia we have cloud in place, temperatures not feeling too bad 82 degrees wind east at 8 miles an hour a feels like temperature at 83 degrees right now, humidity not all too intense by july standard. temperatures right now cooler then where we were at yesterday 80 in reading. eighty-one in ac. eighty in dover. we have this east wind sea breeze in fully affect, at 73 degrees at barnegat light house, 78 in stone harbor and 75 in rehoboth beach. we have more sunshine, along the coast a nice looking beach day right now, and still a lot of people out on a wednesday,

day after a extended holiday, there a lot of people on the boarden joying that sunshine. we have more sun along the coast but more cloud cover in the city and points west ward in close proximity to the shower and thunderstorm activity off to the south and west. we dealt with that with very slow moving cells all of this forming along a stationary boundary that will start to lift its way north ward as a warm front and that will provide a rain chance as we head into the day tomorrow but tonight, still quiet, partly to mostly cloudy, brief passing shower, low of 68 degrees and pack that umbrella for tomorrow period of rain, thunder especially for second half of the day a high temperature of 80 degrees in the morning we could still see rain, scattered showers and rainfall isn't going to be more widespread and more intense as we head in the afternoon hours. that rain could be heavier at times and we could see stronger thunderstorms embedded in this rainfall. future weather will show us as we head in the evening and

overnight a couple stray showers starting to work in, in the morning hours, your commute, not too bad but into lunchtime we will get heating of the day we will see areas of rain breaking out across the area. embedded area of heavier rain west of the city at first and then spreading its waye as we head in the second half of the day and even in the late evening we could still see rain coming down with the possibility of stronger storms we have severe weather threat marginal and proportions of delaware and cape may county. parts of the new jersey. do keep yourself aware of the changing weather situation tomorrow for that potential of an isolated severe storm. future rainfall amounts telling us it is a wet go into the day tomorrow, first half of friday what it looks like right now, rainfall on the order of one to 2 inches but we certainly locally could see much more than that so do watch out for ponding on the roadways and localized flooding, again this will be mainly on thursday and thursday evening but we will deal with scattered storms in

the first half of the friday before we start to clear things out just in time for the upcoming weekend, sunshine becoming less humid on saturday, breezy, sunday, looks beautiful, that is the day for the sun screen, sunshine, low humidity 83 degrees, beautiful. >> it does look nice, thanks, appreciate it. "eyewitness news" is hitting the road this friday for summer if he, this week we are heading to berks county for 68th annual kutztown festival. >> hand made quilts and craft and foods we will show you traditions along with special places around kutztown. the fun starts friday morning here on cbs-3 and then lauren, victoria and i will begin on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 this afternoon. if you are at the festival stop by and say, hey. >> hey. >> say hey. >> hey. still ahead on "eyewitness news" spreading the love in philadelphia. >> new message that changes lives in the sit of brotherly love. >> that was crazy.

>> also an apartment inferno, packed in the car that slammed into that building, and why police say fiery crash was not an accident, don. kind of work out that would make a ninja turtle proud straight ahead a new regimen in south jersey and inspiration behind it, we will be right

well, coming up at 6:00 o'clock, the move lawmakers are making a begins drivers without standing toll violations. plus... yeah, that is frightening discovery in one neighborhood where this unwanted guest was found moving around. >> um, um, um. >> wow. >> i'm telling you that got my attention.

>> wow is right. >> don bell has your sports, with the work out like what is one of the names rafael. >> yes. >> that is right. >> donatello lee nard owe. >> you guys are paying attention. >> of course. >> i like when you pay attention. pay attention to this. running, jumping, climbing, all that jazz, just part of the new ninja work out being offered in cherry hill. but man behind it inspiration comes from his time as a kid, but as leslie van arsdal shows us the work out definitely is not child's play. >> we can do jumping across things, we can do the pit, usually pretty fun. >> reporter: janey brawn loves watching martial arts superstar jackie chan growing up and said that is who he wanted to be. >> being inspired is what he was able to do and seeing that someone could move that body in that way and have that much control spoke to me. >> reporter: based on that he came up with the most exciting fun, challenging work out you

can think of. >> it is fun but that keeps us to that, hard work out. >> let me tell you his ninja style hard core work out will be toughest you will ever attempt. the first step is balance. >> ready, set, go. >> one, two, three, nice. one more and then beam to beam >> beam to beam. >> ready. >> ready, set, go. >> not bad. >> agility. >> there it is. >> and then, after that: >> spider man. >> yeah, not ready for that. >> it is challenge that keeps people coming back. >> i failed at so many things i have tried and every single time i come in here but there is progress and it is exciting and i'm able to do one little thing and it is great.

>> kind of like golf. >> you can hit the ball far and know your technique or crush it and get in where. >> if you are ready to test your limit, this is for you, don't worry there are class toes ease new comers in the sport like yours truly. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> wow. >> he makes it look way too easy and graceful. >> how about leslie's vertical jump there. >> good job, leslie. >> it doesn't look easy. >> yes, that is right. >> coming up next half an hour , don't get frustrated on facebook. >> how to filter out powes you don't want to see. project that everyone is talking about down the shore see how some art turned a picture of governor christie into a sand sculpture. but first though a new york city police officer killed in an early morning ambush, why this officer miosotis familia first interaction with

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the news continues at 5:30 here's what you need to necessity right now abington police are asking for public's help tracking down two suspects who robbed a restaurant in jenkintown. police say one suspect wore a freddie kruger style bladed glove, nome please were hurt. bensalem police say a woman died this morning when she ran back into a burning home to save two pets. police identified victim as 39 year-old tab that, and two others escaped fire and they are being treated at an area hospital for injuries. a fire fighter was also hurt. the security council is holding an emergency meeting this afternoon following more north korea's first successful test of the intercontinental ballistics missle capable of reaching a last contact secretary of state rex tillerson saying the u.s. will never accept a nuclear armed

north korea. good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. new york city police officer is, dead after being ambushed in the bronx overnight. lapd say officer was inside a park mobile command unit when 34 year-old alexander bonds walked up and shot her in the head. bonds was shot and killed by police about a block away. >> shots fired. >> reporter: early morning police patrol was interrupted by violent ambush, suspect alexander bond is allegedly walk up to an nypd mobile command post window and opened fire, striking officer miosotis familia, in the head. >> it is clear this was an un provoked attack, on police office's signed to keep people in this great city safe. she was sitting in the vehicle and he came up, and fired a round into the vehicle. >> reporter: her frantic partner's desperate call for help came moments after the shooting. >> my partner is shot, my

partner is shot. >> give me everything. >> i felt like a brawl happening in the police van, like a crazy guy, with a gun and then point blank range. >> reporter: officer miosotis familia a 12 year nypd veteran and mother 306 was rush to the st. barnabas hospital. >> female office's tacked. >> reporter: mayor bill deblasio said she was shot while doing a job that she loved. >> she was on duty, serving this city. >> reporter: nypd released picture of the gun allegedly used in the shooting and called on the public for help. >> we cannot do it by ourselves. we need each and everyone of your help we need media's help , folks on the street corner, people in the apartments, we always need your though watch our back as we watch yours. >> sources tell cbs news that bonds was on parole for a robbery in syracuse, new york. during the shoot-out an innocent bystander was shot in

the stomach but then is in stable condition. a driver slams a car packed with propane tanks into an apartment building and police say fiery crash was, intentional. >> oh, my god. >> this all happened yesterday at fort peers, florida. the driver died at the scene. man allegedly targeted a woman with whom he had a domestic spill. amazingly no one inside was hurt but more than a dozen residents were displaced. investigators discovered more human remains from the high rise fire in london last month. officials say 87 remains have been found, but they may not belong to 87 different people. the recovery effort is expected to take several months, so far, 80 people have been confirmed dead, or are still missing, and presumed dead. fire fighters in southern california, are battling multiple wild fires, in the los angeles area, this brush fire west of l.a. snarled holiday traffic after coming dangerously close to the busy

101 freeway. officials say that the fire burned at lee 50 acres and this fire just 10 miles south of the city quickly burned almost 400 acres. the hot, dry conditions, are expected to continue this week with temperatures reaching 90 degrees. so-called lap top ban has been lifted for u.s. bound passengers on emirates and turkish airways. those two airlines have joined another carrier in satisfying american security concerns. the ban applies to anything bigger than a smart phone. airlines put in place heightened security measures to comply. new jersey is back opened for business after the state government shut down ended late monday night, but governor chris christie is still getting burned for going to a closed beach during the shut down. we showed you this picture this week of christie and his family getting some sun on sunday while out island beach state park was closed to the public this picture inspired memes on line and the sand sculpture. some guys noticed memorialized

christie's beach trip. christie has defended his right to use the closed beach that is outside one of the governor's residences. facebook speed bump with posts you are not interested in? well, whether it is politics or other controversial topics cbs news correspondent nicki batiste shows us how to filter out things you just do not want want to see. >> how do you feel about politics on your facebook page >> it is overwhelming. >> reporter: our facebook feed can feel like a political battle ground. >> just people trying to, push their own political agenda on things so i find it frustrating. >> reporter: but there is some hope for peace. >> number of ways thaw can see more of what you like and less what you don't like. >> reporter: carolyn is author of the facebook for dummies, she says many people don't necessity how to use facebook filters, if you spot a powe do you not like click on the car on the you have the option to hide post and see fewer like it, or you can stop following that person but still remain

friend. >> will they know. >> they won't know. >> reporter: if you are tired of news from specific media outlets you can block them too >> you can hide all of the things from that source. >> reporter: you can choose to see more from your favorite friend just head to the upper right carroll and news feed preferences and prioritized who you see. >> you can click on them and then they will start on them and then next time to you log on to facebook anything they posted will show up first at the top. >> reporter: perhaps best way to tell facebook what you want , good old fashion, like. >> i just want to see, cute dog videos. >> everybody has their opinions but lets go back to the fun cat memes. >> reporter: happier release is just a few click is a way. nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". beginning today philadelphia is hosting 11 days of love stories which features events around the city to promote activism. >> in different locations people will come together and

experience love in various ways, through art, dance, and writing. the hope that 11 days of love story will help people reconnect with their communities. it runs today through july 14th. >> spread the love, family, spread the love. still to come on "eyewitness news" new clues about some of the fancy features on the new iphone. plus cashing out in atlantic city how to get your hand on the items left behind at old trump taj mahal. villanova grad is heading to off broadway see how a patient of oscar wild has landed him in the bright lights of the new york city. get through a short workweek and then we can end again and we have a beautiful one on tap, we will have wet weather thursday and friday but clearing skies on saturday , setting us up for absolutely gorgeous sunday, bright sunshine, low humidity and temperatures running, below average in the low to mid 80's. we will be rig

well, here is your chance to own a piece of atlantic city history, old trump taj mahal is hosting a liquidation sale tomorrow. they are getting rid of everything. furniture, poker tables, piano artwork and famous chandeliers , sale starts at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and last until everything is gone. you can see all of the items for sale at cbs philly.com, casino is being gutted and revamped as hard rock hotel and casino which is scheduled to open next summer. big changes are coming to volvo in the near future, auto maker plans to build hybrid or electric powered cars, the new models are expected to hit showroom floor in two years.

volvo ceo says decision reflects wishes of their customers. the company plans to launch five fully electric cars between 2019 and 2021. apple is staying tight-lipped about its upcoming iphone eight but that has not stopped leaks about the smart phone's possible new features, phone will contain a face scanning technology, and the scan will use 3-d sensor to allow users to log in, confirm payments and open secure apps. apple is reportedly also testing eye scanners. >> okay. >> it is possible. >> very much soy don't know, are you one that likes to upgrade each time. >> i don't, but i know people are obsessed. >> yes. >> they look at me and they are like please, upgrade that phone. >> please upgrade. >> please. >> up next, the star who quit >> please. >> up next, the star who quit twitter because of on line ♪ >> please. >> up next, the star who quit twitter because of on line it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating.

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a pair of officers show up to a fourth of july celebration in north carolina and what they did next is going viral, the officers took a ride on the huge slip and slide some residents built for their neighborhood to enjoy. one resident complained it was blocking the streets, but the officers told the group cars could still get by. after settling that dispute, the officers jumped in on a little bit of fun. >> that was good. >> one way to cool off. >> little guy in the back was like i need more room. >> through go. >> there you go. >> very nice. >> one of the most popular singers in the world is victimized by trolls. >> celine dion gives a very stripped down performance for her latest projects, here's be x from 96.5 with your hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica, lady gaga jumping to the defense of ed sheeran after he announced he is quitting twit ter because of negative comments. in a interview with the sun, and ed specifically mentioned

gaga's fan base as some of the war culprits. gaga took continues to gram showing her support for ed saying quote he deserves all of the love and respect like all humans do, i think most of us hoff seen ed live would agree he deserves praise, not hostility, and you can be a judge on july 11th and 12th when ed performs at the wells fargo center. celine dion is taking over vogue's instagram account even taking it all off, for one photo. the 49 year-old music and fashion icon who gave us backward tuxedo is in paris soaking up all of the fashion week and giving us some stunning photos, as well. if you rocked it out on the parkway last night in philadelphia you were treated to amazing entertainers including mary j. blige with some great acts year after year like gogo dolls and ariana grande. i'm wondering who could be on tap for next fourth of july. send me a tweet at bex on air

and let me know who you think 2018 head head liner shalling. i'm bex from today's 96.5. now philly's own kevin h art, his comedy show sold out lincoln financial field. his movies are box office hits and he is one of the hardest work entertainers i have ever had the chance to speak with. >> i'm trying to make my presence felt and make people understand it doesn't come easy, hard work has to go behind it. i'm just a demonstration of it , that is all. >> tomorrow the city has declared july 6th as kevin h art day, hear more of my conversation with kevin, and see how he is being honor tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. tomorrow is also, kevin's birthday. >> how appropriate. >> yes, indeed. >> maybe you didn't know but july 7th is lauren casey day what? >> yes. >> i think you and kevin should get together. >> i think so, we can celebrate. >> how are things looking, lauren, i necessity tomorrow could be bumpy.

>> tomorrow looks bumpy. today quiet start as we are all heading back to work after the long holiday weekend but things whim get busy into the day tomorrow but things looking good right now on the beach, so far, still quite a few people maybe enjoying a extended fourth of july holiday. we have more sunshine in place along the coast and sunshine has been breaking out in the poconos as well but we are locked in with this cloud cover, in the city and suburbs and our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers are noticing that, they are reporting current conditions in the 70's and 80's so not as toasty as this time yesterday so we will check in, head to new jersey, where it is 81 degrees at gary 's house in sewell, new jersey and he has cloudy conditions, he said sun having a difficult time making an appearance all day, cloud prevail and that has been the trend in and around the city but as we head down the shore more sunshine, has been prevailing especially during the afternoon hours of 82 degrees at james house, and he is in ocean city and he

said i hope this is your week for a jersey shore vacation because conditions, have been so nice, over the last several days but we are going to bring in the rainfall as we head into the day tomorrow not the best beach day for sure. we did have rain moving through parts of the area yesterday but still our fire works, it did take off we had a great shot from ed connor as these fire works, fire works at sea girth, beautiful photo there we will check in with one more photo of the beautiful sunrise this morning in new jersey at lynn's house. she says pastel sunrise, on this wednesday, morning, beautiful conditions, but yes as we head in the day tomorrow you're going to need that rain gear but right now conditions are not too bad, comfort index , right around 60 degrees is our dew point so feeling not too steamy but that humidity will be increasing as we head into tomorrow and especially friday dealing with oppressive humidity levels before the humidity drops off by late day on saturday we will be feeling much more

comfortable. storm scan three showing us more sunshine along the coast, south jersey creeping up in the northwestern suburbs in the lehigh valley and poconos but we still do have cloud in and around philadelphia and parts of the chester and delaware counties, overnight tonight we will cloud up, maybe a brief passing shower low temperature of 68 degrees but wet wet's lives into the day tomorrow particularly after lunchtime period of rain , thunder a low temperature at 80 degrees. we will see approaching area low pressure frontal boundary warm front crew go through the day tomorrow and then cold front coming through as we head into thursday night. mainly we will see this active weather through the day tomorrow, tomorrow night and first half of our friday looking at period of the rain some heavier at times and likely to see one to 2 inches or locally higher amounts of rainfall as we head through this unsettled pattern over next couple days. we have had nice conditions down the shore over last several days but tomorrow, we will be dealing with rain in the forecast, temperatures in the mid to upper 70's.

uv index tomorrow is going to be low and best chance of the rain coverage in the afternoon hours but we will see scattered showers in the morning. fast forward to the upcoming weekend, a beautiful one on tap as we clear things out of the low lifts off to the north ande barbecue forecast for sunday, awesome break out grill, dogs, burgers. 83 degrees sunshine, and saturday looking nice as well, maybe a few cloud in the morning, otherwise sunshine 83 y dropping throughout the day, breezy conditions and we will keep it quiet, in the start of next week as well. still ahead from villanova to the bright lights of new york city. >> vittoria woodill talks to a ville know of graduate whose project is heading off broadway, find out what inspired him to create, the,

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a villanova graduate is watching his thesis turned into a off broadway show in new york city. >> our vittoria woodill spoke to the man behind adoption of the oscar wild novel dor yan gray. >> ♪ >> reporter: get ready, theater cats, rehearsals bee gone for doryan gray the musical that is taking on off broadway in new york city. musical is brainchild of the chris, an adoption of the oscar wild's novel the picture of doryan gray which follows a young man's desired to sell his soul, to ensure a painted

portrait of himself would age, rather then he. >> back in 2013, i was first introduced to the story of the picture of doryan gray by oscar wild and thought this would make a great musical. >> reporter: adopting a envelope to the live singing sensation wasn't this know of grad's strong suit in the beginning. >> i gave up. it just looked, it was, it was just too difficult fast forward to 2015 i take play writing here at villanova and i realize i had i think i want to return to the story, as my glad wait thesis. >> reporter: his thesis turned into a production that is now rated top 10 on 200 submissions, at 2017, new york musical festival. winning this philly cast a chance to shine, under the bright lights and the big city >> it is really cool to be able to say i was in an off broadway production at philadelphia actor. >> like a scrappy group of kid , you know, there is that kind of, you know, feeling.

>> bringing up, up there instead of creating a relationship. >> reporter: their approaching. >> we will not just do this story but we will tell you the story. >> reporter: story that asked you. >> sit worth being beautiful, for your entire life or should you be focusing on is what inside. >> really good question. >> way to get in my shot. >> great question. >> and good luck to all of the cast of dorian gray that will make its premiere at theater row on, july 12th through july . >> wonderful. bravo. >> isn't that great. they are so exited to put an original twist on such a classic. >> sure. >> all right, thanks, tori appreciate it. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a violent night in philadelphia, police are investigating three separate shoot initial one neighborhood including one that was deadly, what authorities are saying tonight also, a frightening discovery in the cities point breeze section, how an

unwanted guest tried to slit inner to someone's home. >> well, it is a quiet start to the shortened workweek but busy weather is just aren't corner. i'm meteorologist lauren casey and let you know when you will need the umbrella and how long it will last coming up in the forecast. crackdown on toll violations new law that starts soon, and it makes drivers pay . i'm scared to death. i start looking and making sure my windows were closed and everything. >> unwanted guests that had neighbors in one philadelphia neighborhood shaking, and locking their windows. also a violent night in philadelphia, police are investigating three shooting ness one neighborhood. >> good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. those three shootings happened within an hour of each other in germantown and one claimed life of the 20 year-old man.

our henry rossoff is live now with more on disturbing rise in homicide this year and areas most affected by violence, henry. >> reporter: neighborhood ace wear there was a homicide here overnight. you can see crime scene tape right here we have poured over crime stats and found that actually most of the homicide this year so far have been in north philadelphia. >> at one point, i heard something very regular, very loud. >> reporter: when helena, was shooting death of the 20 year-old man down the house from the house she grew up. philadelphia police say it is one of the 156 homicide city wide so far in 2017, that is most since 2012 when there were 185 murders during first half of that year. five years ago was also the last time we saw more than 300 people killed in philadelphia in a single year. >> i hate it. there should be changes made that we cannot have people with guns like that all over the place. >> reporter: city crime stats show that most of the murders this year, about 85, have been

in north philadelphia, zooming new can see hardest hit appears to be three block radius around mcphearson square we have seen nine there this year. back in germantown stephen kin sey will hoe public safety meeting with police. it was already scheduled but with the recent violence. >> when we go from a quiet neighborhood having to gunpoint robberies, taking place and then of shootings taking place it heightens awareness of the folks in that community. i think that this meet ago this will take place tomorrow is going to bring up a lot of discussion. >> reporter: police say although we are seeing higher murder rate there has been just as many shootings this year as there was last year they say sadly more people are dying from those shootings, live from germantown henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a slittering discovery overnight has authorities looking for a owner. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the point breeze section with details on this, unwanted guest, david? r