>> we continue to follow breaking news over night, double shooting in philadelphia, leaves a man in a wheelchair dead and his caregiver injured. we're live at the hospital with the update on the caregiver's condition, also, tell you who was inside the home when the gunfire broke out. >> and we are also following a developing story overseas. where an earthquake has rattled part of greece and turkey, sent tourists and resident running for cover. >> this morning, two people are dead. we'll have an update on the number of injuries. >> and cbs-3 summer fest is heading to ocean city, new jersey today. pat gallen will show us the newest editions to the board walk there, rolling out sweet tweet for visitors. >> sounds good to me. today is friday, july 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. jim is off today.

much of the area under excessive heat warning until 8:00 tonight. more details on that. >> yes, happy friday, everyone, yes, really the heat. in the world of travel, some construction we're waiting on, also one minor accident. but oh, the heat for a lot of people. >> one thing i am glad about, have to deal with construction, at least we know the guys and gals in the hard hat are doing it now before the sun starts to take. a lot of people that have to be out in this, so we really want you to take care for yet another day. as you guys mention, he can he is i have heat warning still in effect for philly and basically the surrounding vicinity. out to storm scan, you won't find a heck of a lot. all pretty quiet out there at this hour, little speckles of green not verifying as actual precipitation out there. we do have few clouds here and there, at the moment, though, already feels like it is 87 degrees. now, sometimes the dover observation can be a little skewed. the point is, though, you walk out the door, and it might as well be daytime high in july. how much it, will certainly spike a lot higher than this with the sun not even up yet.

feeling like eight an in atlantic city, feeling like 84 at the airport right now, meanwhile, we did mention summer fest is coming up. much more with pat, i hear he's surfing today, another hot and steamy day. 92 degrees, the call in ocean city, meanwhile, further inland, back here in philly, heat, humidity continue. we should hit mid 90s for yet another day. it will feel as hot as the low one hundreds, for yet another day, so that excessive heat warning understandably, meisha, going to last us right until 8:00 tonight. >> wow, lingering all the way out there until 8:00. okay, thank you so much, katie. very good morning to all of you. happy friday, so looking outside, 95 south at cottman, coming around the s curve just starting to see things soar, picking up little bit for a friday. when i say that levels clearly still very, very light. just starting to see little bit more movement out there. dark hazy shot, schuylkill moving in the even direction between gulfs gulph mills and belmont. now there is camera shot, right at conshohocken. and the left lane is blocked. you can see, sole cones in the

road, flashing lights here, so just pull that to your tai attention. one of the areas that certainly can start to slow you down as we push little deeper into the 5:00 hour. looking outside, accident here in east norriton, still out there, swede road, evergreen avenue, knawl to your attention, if that's your neighborhood. then down the shore, downed wires from earlier accident route nine closed at route 83, you will have to use alternate. garden state parkway going to be your best bet for now. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. more now on our breaking news, a deadly shooting in tioga, searching for two gunmen left man in wheelchair dead, had i caretaker injured. jan carabeo live at temple university hospital. with more now on the breaking news dollars good morning, jan. >> rahel, good morning, what a scary incident overnight for this tioga household, as you mentioned, nan in wheelchair shot and killed his caretaker shot and injured, brought here to temple university hospital for, now in stable condition. all the while, as this gunfire errupted, there was family in

the upstairs bedroom of this house, a woman and four children. fortunately, they were not injured. take a look at the videoment you can see how police have been working the scene all night, early morning, this is a large scene there in tioga. one that stretches from the house down the block. this is the 3300 block of gratz street. police say it was just before midnight that they got the call about this shooting. when they arrived, they found a 51 year old man in the street, shot in the leg, that was the caretaker. they also found a 36 year old man lying next to his wheelchair, inside of this very own living room, shot in the held, and medics pronounced him dead inside every his home. that man in a wheelchair and his care take her arrived home for the evening, in fact, the care take her just helped him up the steps, and inside, when two armed men forced their way in. the man in the wheelchair, was actually struggling to keep the door closed when he was shot and killed. as the suspect started run away, they saw the caretaker and chased him down the street firing shots all along the way, hittin hit once in the leg.

meantime, upstairs, the whole time, a woman and four kids. take a listen. >> right now, we don't have a motive for the shooting. but it appears if this is a home invasion homicide. upstairs at the time were family members. there was 61 year old female, and there were four other juveniles, ages 15, two-seven jerold twins, and four year old. >> again, fortunately, they were not injured. in the meantime there is morning, police are looking for two gunmen, that caretaker in stable condition. reporting live in north philadelphia, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," back into you. >> thank you. developing story this morning, at least two people are dead and more than 100 injured in a earthquake on a greek island in the mediterranian sea. shows much. damage on the islands of kos. the earthquake struck 1:30 a.m. local time, damaged strung tours, modern highrises, the possibility of after shocks forced people to

sleep outdoors. the magnitude 6.5 earthquake triggered a tsunami which flooded beachfront areas. >> the new york times is reporting president trump's lawyers are looking into the backgrounds of investigators working on the russian meddling case. the times says trump's team of lawyers are searching for possible conflicts of interest, so they can use that to discredit council robert muller's investigation, russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. washington post reports the president's lawyers are also discussing the president's authority to grant pardon to aids, family members, and even himself. happening today, u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, comes to center city to speak out against so-called sanctuary cities like philadelphia. sanctuary cities are those that refuse to allow local police to act as immigration agents. meanwhile, zest cents is brushing off calls for his resignation after weathering criticism from president trump. the white house says the president has confidence in sessions, and despite that criticism, over session's re

crews al from the russian investigation, analysts say sessions original crime fighting agenda is being overshadowed by his relationship with the president. and an update now, the ban on laptops in the cabins every planes flying over the middle east through the us. it is over. federal officials say large airport in the region have taken other steps to increase security, including electronic scanning and increase screening. >> well, today is the funeral for one of the victims of the recent bucks county killings. police say jimi patrick from newtown was murdered july 5th by cosmo dinardo after a drug transaction gone wrong. two memorial services were held for him earlier in the week. patrick's family will receive condolence frost 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the church of saint andrew in newtown, followed by funeral mass and private interment. at 7:00 tonight friends and family will hold candlelight vigil for all four of the victims at delaware valley university in doylestown township. >> and, two of the four victims were laid to rest yesterday. "eyewitness news" was at the floor funeral home in bensalem last night where family and

friends bid final farewell to 22 year old mark sturgis, earlier a funeral was held for tomes meo in the northeast. >> authorities in bucks county say the farm owned by cosmo dinardo's family still considered a crime scene. investigators search for more evidence on the farm, where the four victims bod wrist found last week, chopper three over the scene. the philadelphia police department's k9 unit assisted in the search. bucks countcounty d.a.'s offerst could release the farm back to dinardo's family. >> tragedy in south jersey after two brothers drowned in a lake in vineland. officials say 27 year old saul and 30 year old otto kneel vargus were swimming autocrime tal lake thursday. authorities believe one brother may have been trying to save the other. the lake is former sand quarry. there are signs posted nearby that say no swimming. >> septa police have released body camera footage of shooting in kensington earlier this week.

>> seven officers opened fire, three of them from septa police, hitting a suspect. authorities say it was pointing a gun at them. officers were responding to report after woman being shot near the somerset e el station when neighbors directed them. the suspect in stage condition. the woman he suspected of shoot something in critical condition. >> and the search for interim district attorney in philadelphia is now over. the board of judges selected kelly hodge, for more than dozen applicant yesterday. hodge becomes the city's first african-american female district attorney, taking over for former d.a., seth williams. williams of course resigned from offers last month. after pleading guilty to federal corruption charges. hodges will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over this january. well, still ahead, the deed line -- deadline facing, what the patient need to do today to save their personal information. >> also ahead: we've got update on this massive forest fire burning in south jersey.

hundreds of ainge verse been scorched. >> also, we will tell but a new study raising red flags about the crab population and what it means foresee food lovers in our area. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sweet charlie, you may be familiar with that company. they have couple of locations in philadelphia, i'm personally a big fan, but sweet charlie in ocean city also rolling ice cream, pat gallen here for cbs-3 summer fest, coming up a little later in the show. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> a frightening explosion rock the food shop in eastern china during the morning rush. take a look. this happened earlier today in the resort city of hangzhou. no word yet on what caused it. >> closer to home, fire fight remembers continuing to battle a large forest fire in south jersey. take a look, chopper three over the wharton state forest in washington township burlington county. flames have consumed about 1,000 acres, at last check the fire only 31% contained, no homes or people have been threatened. the cause of this fire is

unknown. >> a recent survey is raising some red flags, about the crab population in the chesapeake bay area. while it shows historic amounts of spawning female crans, it is also sounding alarm about future populations, correspondent weijia jiang in maryland now with more. >> at the crab house in annapolis, business is booming. bruce says his staff have seen about 70 bushels of crabs every weekend. >> we try to give everybody a full crab that bee k but the smaller crabs always seem to be fuller, little sweetner but it is not only demand that determines the supplies. it is also nature. state officials in maryland, and virginia, recently releasereleasealarming data frol dredge survey, which measures the overall crab population. it showed the bay has nearly 100 million fewer crustations than last year. water men like captain frank tuma do their part to protect future harvest, which drives this charter boat.

>> i can keep the female, i never do, if you take all of the females, you know, you're killing the next year's population. >> the survey shows that strategy helps. >> like the fourth highest that we've ever counted. >> biologists are encouraged by how many female crabs are in the water, they're concerned, because the number of young crabs is one of the lowest on record. >> all of the eggs are laid at the mouth of the chesapeake bay, down in virginia. the tide, current, storms can take those eggs or the laugh have a stage, float them out in the ocean, then maybe they don't come back into the bay. >> to help stabilize the population, state officials are shortening the commercial crabbing season by ten days, and reducing bushel limits for females. because here, crab something not just summertime tradition. >> oh, yes, peel the part in the milled, take the shell off, getting all of the gills and intestines out.

and then finding the meat. >> the way of life. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." so katie we should just took the words out of my mouth, nothing says summer like crabs, and nothing says summer like a heatwave, too. >> what would summer in philadelphia be without a nice dangerous heatwave, right? >> yes. >> that's the thing, i think it is important to also realize that this isn't a high def story, something we're used to seeing but worth talking about because whether it comes up we have to be, you know, a lot more cognizant, paying a lot more attention to how we feel when out in this kind of heatment and taking extra care, specially, if you must be out in this for hours at a time, extra water goes in your cooler before go to the site. light loose fitting clothing before go to the work site, freak went breaks in the shade, being factored in, better yet finds the ac for couple every minute. all of that kind of stuff is common sense type things but

you have to be thinking about it, that's where we come n let's look outside. starting things off with a quick view of storm scan3 at the moment. things are very, very calm. definitely worth a mention, we will jump you ahead to tomorrow now, then come back to the heat, to wrap things up. there is severe weather threat that we will get posted here tomorrow. much of the region will sit in slight risk for severe weather. i would say specially toward night fall, we will see the showers, thunderstorms begin to pop up. again they'll be very localized granted but locally very strong it looks like, and future weather actually forecasting this, as well. we take you all the way to noontime tomorrow. much of the region will be in the sunshine at that point. may already be a bit of action to track on the radar, granted model, but there could be cell that is actually popped up over part of delco, just outside of philadelphia. as the hours progress you will find still scattered czar eye it these showers and storms, could be locally very, very riff -- heavy. take a look at this, hello severe weather. look at the boeing action, that this is projecting and the intensity of the rainfall that would come with this, so

very gusty winds, very heavy downpours, frequent lightning, all concern, maybe more impact than that. so stick with us on that into tomorrow. specially since this is the weekend many of us are out, definitely need to be paying attention to werthment come sunday may be left over showers. finally relief on the horizon into next week, meantime, let's back it up, talk about the heat, 102 is the peak of where that heat index can climb today. upper 90s, through saturday, sunday, still hit the 90s these days, but not as harsh, when it comes to what you have to tack on, to account for the humidity. now, stepping out of the way, showing you quickly, we're not alone here, folks, projected highs, you have ' got solid line straight through the country of triple digit heat, from sioux city all the way down to san antonio, so again, while not alone, maybe small comfort, there are a lot of other people out there having to deal with the very same thing. at the moment, somewhat of a hazy shot outside palmyra cove nature park, we will bake yet again across the delaware vale. 90s right through monday, and

then, the relief finally comes. so, we've got it wait until tuesday. meantime, because of this dangerous heat, the philadelphia corporation for aging has activated their heat line, calling: (215)765-9040. that heat line available from 8:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. tonight. important tips to have on hand. meisha? >> absolutely, it is, thank you so much, katie. crazy to look at the map of the nation and see how just warm it is. looking outside right now in the world of travel, we were looking at accident, 59 north past the betsy ross bridge at bridge street. the left lane was compromised. that's now since been cleared. both directions looking okay, although, i will say, as you're pushing in the southbound direction already on 95, toward center city, i would say, you're starting to get little bit busy. seeing shift in congestion patterns, getting little busier, ben franklin bridge looking great. for those of in you jersey traveling in the westbound direction toward center city, looking good. the vine closed overnight,

westbound, eastbound, westbound, open, waiting on the eastbound side, then waiting on the ramp to the schuylkill eastbound, all of that has been cleared. vine westbound eastbound looking great. down the shore downed wires from earlier accident, route nine is closed at route 83. your alternate, garden state parkway going to be your best bet. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region, the press of atlantic city report patient of doctor james koffman have until about 4:00 this afternoon to pick up their medical records from his egg harbor township offers before they're gone forever. koffman in jail facing charges in connection to a medical fraud scheme. he was involved in a armed stand-off with authority just last month. >> the bucks county courier times report on last night's council rock school board meeting, the board has taken necessary steps to begin closing rolling hills elementary school in northampton. about 15 resident spoke at the meeting, all of them were against closing the school. >> the news journal reports a woman in bear, delaware, inspired by a recent trip to

disney world. she started these facebook group delaware rocks, which encourage resident to hide and share painted rocks with inch rational messages on them. that's look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> also ahead, battle is brewing in one major city, over a set of stairs. tell you why they soon could be torn down. plus this. >> high, everybody, able i'm nancy odel. jada pinkett smith, headed out for wild food in girls trip. acting debut in the

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen and meisha johnson. >> welcome back. jay jay reddick talks about how the sixers blew him away,

and a flyer misses practice. here's don bell with your morning sports. >> highest paid athlete in philadelphia is now jj reddickment signed the free agent to one year, $23 million deal, this summer. jj allowed a crew from uninterrupted to document the profit. here's how he describes his decision-making during free agency is. >> really care about my family, really care about my kids, really care about my wife and their happiness, part of the decision, being completely honest it, cents 30% winning, 30% salary, 30% enjoyment of playing, how i feel i'll like playing there, and then the other 10% is how do i look out for my family and their lifestyle. >> why 10%? hockey news, nobody gives out less information about injuries than nhl team. second overall pick, nolan patrick was scratched from yesterday's flyers practice. why? because general manager ron hextall says 18 year old has an infection in his face. whatever that means. all right, the phillies start

series tonight with the brewers at citizens bank park. aaron nola will be on the ball. that's all for sport, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> what does that mean? well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the reason exxon mobile is suing the us government. plus mcdonald's is getting into a new business, we'll have a live report from wall street. then two local defense attorneys react to o.j. simpson being granted parole. hear what their advice is to the former pro-football star. >> also, inventor elan must being plans to bring the future of high speed travel to philadelphia. but apparently that may be news to some officials here, that plus katie's forecast when we come back.

>> here's what you need to know zero start your day in the morning minute, today is friday, july 21. >> a wheelchair bound man is shot and killed during a violent home invasion in tioga. >> as this gunfire errupted, there was a family in upstairs portion of this home, a woman and four children. >> a powerful earthquake rocks a greek resort town, killing at least two people, and

injuring more than 100 others. >> i do vote to grant parole. >> thank you. >> o.j. simpson is almost a free man, former football star could walk out every prison as early as october 1st. travel from new york to dc in 29 minutes. billionaire inventor elan must being says the government gave him a verbal green light to build underground hyper loop. >> hello. join me, won't you? in the bedroom of the presidential suite of the ritz carlton hotel in moscow. >> do you minds? >> knight. >> having a good time there obviously, the late show continues tonight. we send it out to katie.