>> breaking news over flight, a couple is dead and their home is ran sacked, the reason why officers are specially puzzled by this crime. also the man accused of mowing down counter protesters in virginia will face a judge today, the charges he is facing, also, how people in our area are demonstrating against this weekend's hateful protest in charlottesville. and the army corps of engineers detailing the next stems in the controversial margate do you know project. >> this as they head back to the beach. today is monday, august 14, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. jim, welcome back from vacation. >> thank you very much? speaking of vacation, how new jersey police officer saved a life while on vacation. first, a check on the forecast with casey and the roads with

meisha. >> good morning. >> you came back with a positive attitude. >> yes. >> have fun? >> i did, i came back with a head cold. you know, you get on these planes, circulated air on the planes, i'm thinking i'm going to wake up with a head cold. >> well, we're looking outside right now, you know, ton of ton of construction, the vine open, good thing for katie specially, and also, no accident. that's good. >> thankfully, and the weather looks quiet. good news all around here on our ends of the test, zero being, looking pretty good nor no i think with time, dry day, we ends one some pretty nice weather throughout the course of the afternoon, yesterday was nice some err august afternoon, tommy think more of the same. storm scan, you can see, little vale of clouds trying to work it way in across the northwest suburbs cents as the day goes on, see more of that, off to pretty mild start, too, mid upper 60s around the region, 69 the current value at philadelphia international airport, and that's the mildest spot of the pack. little cooler by comparison up at mount pocono, 53 degrees, and as the day progresses, we

are going to get back to the mid 80s here, so not too atypical all-in-allment looks like pretty nice day, with time the clouds should begin to build. i don't expect wet weather at this point, up in the poconos upper 70s, at the shore, about 80 degrees, with the clouds, again, very gradually starting to thicken back up. more than anything, we start off with sunshine, looks like nice day, another good excuse, meisha, to get on outside. >> awe s we love that specially on a monday just kicking off the work week, exactly what we want to hear. thank you so much for. that will still looking outside right now, do have one problem spot that's propped up accident 95 north, off ramp to the betsy ross bridge, right lane compromised right now, just heads up on that, that's on top of all of the construction we will be talking about. good news, like i said up at the desk being looking good on the vine, westbound and eastbound, flowing around just as you should in this very early monday morning, then we have construction, route one southbound, oxford valley road road actually closed right now

, so your alternate will be lincoln highway. we'll let you know as soon as crews move out of the way, northeast extension, cute out there, southbound, near lansdale, right lane blocked. more to come in a little bit. >> meisha, thank you go. we do have breaking news this morning, couple dead in their home in south philadelphia ransacked. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the scene with more on what investigators are saying. anita, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel. well, police are now investigating this as a homicide after finding a couple bloodied inside their first floor apartment just before midnight. we've seen investigators going in and out of this home on the 1300 block of federal street here, all morning long, third district police responded here around 11:45 last night. they say they found a 50 year old man unresponsive on the bathroom floor and his 23 year old girlfriend, on the living room floor. both pronounced dead minutes later. investigators say that the two had bruises to their faces and

were lying in pools of blood and it appears that they were assaulted. but chief inspector scott small says detective did not finds any narcotics in blaine view, what unfolded inside still remains a mystery. >> the house appears to be to have been ran sacked. however, there was no sign of any forced entry to the front door or the rear door. so we're not certain exactly what happened. >> so a lot of questions still remain, investigators say that a family member who lives on the second floor of that apartment went to go check on this couple, noticed that they were unresponsive and called authorities. that person along with another person are being interviewed right now by homicide detectives. but at this point, there is no word on suspect or a motive. live in south philadelphia, this morning, i'm anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, anita also new this morning, gunfire in philadelphia's mantua neighborhood leaves five men

hospitalized. this happened along the 39 and melon street around 11:00 last night, police arrived to find three men between the ages of 18 and 24, have been shot. one of them is in critical condition. short time later, two other men also showed up to the hospital with gunshot wounds. police did manage to pull over a car they say was leaving the scene of the shooting, right now, they're questioning the people who were in the car. >> man accused of driving into counter protesters in virginia will appear in court today. twenty year old james alex fields faces charges including second degree murder, malicious wounding and failure to stop at the scene after accident that resulted in a death. fbi also opening civil right investigation. fields is accused of piling into the crowd in charlottesville saturday. heather heyer was killed, and a vigil yesterday. >> white supremists, they were nazis, they don't stand for us we will not let a small group

of individuals with racism, their bigotry, come into our state. >> fields now being held without bail as of yesterday morning another 19 people were still hospitalized after that crash. >> well, that is the man who organized the white supremicist rally in charlottesville, supposed to have press conference yesterday afternoon but as we can see angry protesters stopped him from speaking then chased him away. he was seen running into a police station as the crowd yelled murderer. >> protests were going on, and police evacuated wal-mart in charlottesville after someone called in a bomb threat. authorities got everyone out of the store after 8:30 last night, police surrounded the building and they're still investigating. >> philadelphia sending a message against hate that's time for all every us to co- exist. the thomas payne plaza hosed rally that attracted an

estimated 2,000 people, with candles that many held symbolized peace and equality. they took a stand backing the counter protesters opposing white supremecist groups. one of the speakers was in charlottesville where the violence happened on saturday. >> after the attack, as i said , we got together with the people that were exposed to us , and we said we're not going to be intimidated by this. at that point we didn't know someone had died. but nonetheless, we were not going to be inch intimidated. >> there was police presence at the rally last night, but no reports any incidents. one day we point to you, may love one day replace you. >> the center city philadelphia was not the only place which hosed rallies, crowds prayed in ardmore, at lynnewood park neighbors joined together to remind each other that white or black, bigotry and hatred are not welcome in their community. >> i purposely brought my children to see so that they know that it is not just

people's color that are fighting the fight. that we have people supporting us of all different colors that are not happy with the way things are going. >> many in the crowd say the united states needs administration that is willing to firmly denounce people's messages from white supremecist. >> similar message in delaware county and media, the stand against hate rally before charlottesville attracted dozens of people eager to spread the words about love and trust. demonstrators stood against the national violence in virginia, instead in choose to go support each other. >> we all have to come together, and hate in any form is wrong. you know, in any, in any rang, it is just wrong, and we need to learn to overcome it. >> well, those who attended say it is important for all communities to come together to denounce violence and hate from coast-to-coast. and this morning, we are also hearing from the philadelphia chapter of the naacp.

rodney hue ham add, warns that the hate is not confined to one place. >> charlottes' deal is just assess man of the united state of america right now. and charlottesville shows us, it shows me, it shows our organization, that we have a lot of work in front of us and so you can expect the naacp to take a position all over this country. >> and the philadelphia chapter of the sill rights organization also denounced president trump's education cuts t says the re reduction in funding would affect disadvantaged student to the tune of $278 million, and cut special education funding by $110 million. >> in other news this morning, federal judge has given the army corpse of engineers the okay to resume do you know work on margate beams. this morning, we are learning more about how project. as work continues, the army musd

bulkheads, add sands to those areas to elevate them. they have to provide elevated os water that collects in the areas. and they've set up procedure to test the storm watt i. with do you know operations expected to resume as early as tomorrow, some resident rallied to express their outrage. >> a different kind of drain the swamp chant in margate, as folks gathered in protest to the judge's decision allowing the do you know work to continue, the project that left severe ponding along miles of shore line was originally an effort to protect the state's beaches from a hurricane. but frustrated resident tell us that the project has actually done more harm than good. >> basically the government has come in, and tried to fix a problem that didn't exist, and caused problems. >> the problem was the bay. sandy, if you came here after sandy, there was no problems along the beach. it was all the bay that was getting the flooding. we didn't have an issue. >> officials say that if this project were to be stopped at

this point it would lever the beaches vulnerable if a hurricane struck. >> coming up: more on the situation in charlottesville. people across the country are standing up against hate. >> we'll take to you florida for one of the big rallies organized. >> and new jersey police officer's on vacation, but never off the clock. his quick actions that saved a toddler's life when we come when thyou remember. here, quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but sir froggy can never forget. "i used to be a prince. but no princess would kiss me now."

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voices heard in the aftermath of the deadly valley involving white supremecist this weekend in charlottesville. >> police and protesters clashed in downtown seattle yesterday, police used pepper spray to disperse members of a pro trump freedom rally and counter protesters who oppose the kkk and neo-nazis. at least three people were arrested. black lives matter demonstrators took to the streets of tampa florida protesting against the ku klux klan and other white supremicist groups, they block roads for short time, but no arrests. >> in other news this morning, out west, a brush fire threatens homes and forces evacuations in riverside, california. the blaze started yesterday afternoon, has quickly grown to 1,000 acres, scorch all of the dry brush, authorities lifted the evacuation order after firefighters had the

flames 30% contained, no word yet on somewhat sparked the fire. so a lot of news this morning. hopefully it seems like no one was hurt in the fire in california. >> that was moving quickly from what i understanded. time is 4:45, katie here with another check of the forecast. >> 90s returning this week. >> yes, looking that the possibility for sure. at least flirtation with that, but making the call, not one but several days will ends up hitting at least 90 degrees here. so let's take a look at the pattern all-in-all. high pressure still on our side. you what notice on the satelite, more clouds beginning to head our way, so in time we'll see those take over the skyline, more than anything, as the day progresses, but i think that for the most part we ends one dry day, it is later tonight that perhaps the spotty showers will fall. meantime, weaver a named storm on our hands, folks, here is gerth, tropical storm, looks like making b linght? good news it is expected to bypass our tn, and then steer out to sea, that's good news for us, obviously ends up

with some chopper surf buty non- event for our area. but if you do go to the shore, you always want to sifeguards al know. airport, nice calm wind up at mount tranquil one, that said, courtesy of high pressure, as the day bill little bit more. looks like pretty nice day, 84 e clouds, but we do stay dry. it is later tonight that the through, most every us will likely just stay dry, drop do the humid side. meantime, we look tracking frontal boundary leeanders near. while we don't see any kind of drastic heating we rather just stay little on the unsettled side. now there is a lot of thunderstorm icons here, but no day looks to be wash out. not even a moderate heavy rainfall really expected any of these days. what we find are scattered showers, thunderstorm, starting as early as tomorrow.

wednesday should stay dry. spotty thunderstorms again thursday, friday. there you go, meisha, couple of 90 agree days coming up. >> coming back, all right, katie, thank you so much. and very good morning to you. happy monday, you guys, we do have one accident out there. happened a little bit ago. fifty-nine north, off ramp to betsy ross, right lane compromised, flashing light, but you can also see there really is no congestion right now. how much, being monday, we know the congestion levels will start quicker than what we typically see some of the other days of the work week. right now things looking good. did have construction out here , route one southbound oxford valley road, road closed, lincoln highway was going to be your alternate. that's now clearing out of the way, looking good on route one southbound. construction on the schuylkill eastbound still out there between city avenue and gulph mills. right lane compromised there. it was the eastbound and westbound, now just left with the eastbound. so again that's between city avenue and gulph mills. the right lane compromised not slowing you down, still zipping through the area pretty good. but you will start to slow down little through the 5:00 hour, more toward the 6:00 if it hasn't been cleared

out of our way yet. northeast extension southbound near lansdale. seeing construction here causing some red and orange to pop up letting you know you are traveling less than posted speeds. now that's all been cleared. rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. talk about going above and beyond the call every duty. >> police officer from north jersey was called into action, while on vacation. this is the moorestown police sergeant sean o'hare, taking some type off in florida, noticed two year old child drowning in a hotel pool. o'hare immediately jumped into action, pulling the child from the water. and performing cpr. we're told that the child was resuscitated, taken to nearby hospital for treatment. good news, and great job by officer o'hare there. >> absolutely. >> well still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning , clean up underway after a train goes off the tracks. take a lock at this mess, we'll tell you the surprising way weather is being blamed for causing all of this. we'll be right back.

>> take a look at this, officials are blaming flooding for causing this train derail ment in oklahoma this is incredible. this is right along the board where arkansas, now, we're told that flooding washed away the grounds under the tracks, that caused the train to derail. the bigger problem was that the train was caring liquid propane gas, that forced by nearby neighbors to evacuate. everyone is back home now, but schools are closed this morning because buses can't get through that area. >> well, time now is 4:51, time for check on business news. >> mine watch's roxanna joins us from the new york took stock exchange, good morning. what are investors looking out for this week? >> jim, rahel, they're waiting for the latest figures on how much consumers are driving economic growth. tomorrow, the commerce department delivers its us retail sales data from july. retail sales droved from may to june as americans spent less at department stores, restaurants, and bars. invest remembers also hoping to keep up the momentum this week, after snapping out of last week's slump a mid worries about north korea. friday the dow closed up

14-point, nasdaq added 39. jim, rahel? >> so, roxanna, i understand ticket sales at the box office are lower than usual this summer y is that? >> yes, it is one of the lowest grossing summers at the box office, ticket sales in north america running more than 12% or about $500 million behind last summer. down turn comes as more people turn to streaming video and tv there were some bright spots, though, wonder woman, spiderman, homecoming and don kirk,. >> i haven't seen any of those , have you been to the movies? >> , no i can't remember the last time. you know what, fences, when fences came out, probably the last i know. >> gosh, i saw planet of the apes. i didn't understand it, i didn't understand the pre quill. why are the apes not talking? i thought they talked. >> but apparently the superhero movies are doing well, roxanna, that'sing. >> yes. they typically do. but i'm with you guys, i tend to sit at home and watch netflix and hbo. >> well the world is change

willing, thanks, roxanna. well, see you in the next hour >> we won't need the umbrella today. this is a good thing. >> this is very good thing. but katie apparently may need to keep it around, maybe by the door? >> you know, having it on stand by is never a bad idea when you have unsettled pattern the likes of which we currently have, so talk about the next possibility of wet weather. are we going to be facing a deluge like we've had in recent weeks? i'll have the answer on the other

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it also is about to heat up out there. now, looking at storm scan locally, i think what you notice here, the clouds are starting to bill owe in from the west. so, with time, they do overtake the skyline, will end up with more clouds, as the day goes on. these are not your current temperatures, rather, your current dew point, still relatively low. it is not oppressive humidity, soupy humid but starting to see ever so slight up tick in the humidity yet again from the previous drop that we had had. so, what we ends up with here is over time, it heats up it, gets a lot stickier, also ends one some unsettled weather even as early as tonight, specially tomorrow, even though still call it quite spot any nature. wednesday should stay dry. it is hot, up to 09 degrees, then we flirt with or actually hit zero nine to rounds out the rest of the week, but also , again, meisha, couple of spotty showers or thunderstorms along the way. >> yep, 90s are coming back, all right, katie, thank you so much. and, looking outside right now , looking good, looking just as we should this monday morning, but do have accident out there. and pulled all the way up to

the right, you have flashlight , see the travelers traveling on by, putting on their breaks, 95 north, right lane compromised but on 95, looking good both directions, southbound side, heating up little bit quicker obviously, then we've got construction, schuylkill eastbound between city avenue, gulph mills, right lane is going to be compromised so right here seeing between gulph mills, conshohocken, just heads up, this is one of the areas that will start to slow you down little bit. it was the westbound side, as well, now just dealing with the eastbound side, and when we look at the flow of traffic , when we see yellow we know we're starting to just pump on our brakes ever so slightly. construction 422 eastbound the onramp to 433, the ramp is closed. jim, back to you. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," the suspect in saturday deadly attack in charlottesville virginia is in court today. we'll have a live report. >> also in court today, mexican drug pin el chapo what he's hoping to get from the judge. >> health scare for willie nelson, find out why he was forced to leave the state during a concert last night.

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follow breaking news this poured, murder mystery in south philadelphia. police are called to to find coe dead, and their home ransacked we'll have more on the report. the man accused of plowing into a crowd, and killing a woman, in virginia, will appear in court today. while president trump is taking heat from both sides of the aisle, so not calling out hate groups. i'm hena in new york, the latest coming up. >> and here at home, residents take to the streets in a show of solidarity. center city just one of the spots where people express their anger at the event saturday. we'll have more from around the area, and around the nation. well, today is monday, august 14th, good morning, i'm jim don.