right now at noon time another terror attack in london. this one inside of a subway train, during the busy morning commute. and now, a manhunt is on to catch the person responsible, good afternoon i'm jan carabao, rahel sol monies off. aim jim donovan. bombing injured 22 people, correspondent gavin ramjon is in london on the latest on the fifth terror attack in britain this year.

>> reporter: london terror when a home made one exploded on a commuter train during a morning rush hour. >> suddenly i heard a big bang and i turn left and i saw the fire, and on my side. >> reporter: cell phone video from the subway car shows a white plastic bucket inside a shopping bag with what appears to be wires and a flame. sources tell cbs news that the improvised explosive device had a timer, and didn't fully detonate. >> we managed to pull it both ways and then, run down the street as fast as we can. >> reporter: police are scouring the scene and searching for security cameras to find out who put the bomb on board. >> there are many other inquiries ongoing with hundreds of expected involved like at tv, forensic work and speaking to witnesses. >> reporter: they shut down part of the train line and locked down the southwest london neighborhood. there were children on board when the blast went off. >> yes.

unaudible. >> went flying. >> reporter: they had minor burns and burned hair from the heat. shot through the train car. others were hurt, in the rush to escape. >> head injuries, from some. every man for himself when that happens. >> reporter: police remain on high alert across london until bomb maker and any suspects are found. gavin ramjon for cbs news, london. north korea faces new international outrage this noon the nation has fired a missle over japan for the second time in three weeks. u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting this afternoon to discuss this latest missle test. officials say that the missle was fired yesterday from an airport near north korea's capitol and flew over a northern japanese island before crashing into the pacific ocean about 2300 miles away. this latest provocation could bring new sanctions. and two women are recovering at penn presbyterian medical center day after a shooting in

kingsessing overnight. and as "eyewitness news" reporter trang do explains the hail of bullets neroly missed a toddler. >> reporter: home on the 5400 block of hatfield street was writled with bullets just before 2:00 a.m. on friday. wrapped fire pause jolted neighbors like rodney awake. >> sleeping, and you know, woke me up, next thing i woke up i hit the ground. >> reporter: forty year-old woman who lives at the home and 37 year-old woman visiting her were both hit once. police say the gun fire came with little notice. after hearing a loud, a loud banging on the door, one female looked to see who was banging and that is when multiple shots were fired. >> reporter: gunman began rapidly firing from across the street, and at lee 14 of those bullets come through the front door and then walls of the home. >> striking these two females, striking the furniture, they went through the couch, and bullets went into the living room and dining room wall, bullets went in the ceiling. >> reporter: three-year old daughter of one of the woman

was also inside the home, miraculously she was not hurt. >> she is okay, she wasn't injured, by gunfire, she wasn't injured by any debris, and because there was a lot of bullet holes and a lot of furniture struck by gunfire and a lot of debris that was flying around. >> reporter: police are looking for a black male with a beard seen running from the scene. he was wearing a black sweat shirt and black pants, investigators are working to determine why the home was targeted. in kingsessing, i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, new this noon a judge has set a new date for bill cosby's retrial on sexual assault charges. montgomery county judge stephen o'neill ordered the trial to begin on april 2nd, jury selection will take place , before then. the retrial was previously set for november but the judge delayed the start so cosby's new legal team could prepare the case. cosby's first trial ended in a dead locked jury. well, car crash into a home this morning in delaware county, chopper three caught up with the tow truck removing the car from the front yard of this home on the 300 block of

third street, in upland. police say that the car rammed into the dwelling just before 89:00 this morning no injuries were fortunately reported. and this just into "eyewitness news" pickup truck slams in the barber shop in the cities tioga nicetown neighborhood. this happened just before 10:00 on the 2300 block of west venango street, police tell us that the driver crashed after falling asleep at the wheel, and amazingly no one was hurt. to florida now where officials say 80 percent of florida residents have now had their power restored, in the wake of hurricane irma, but more time is needed to get electricity restored to everyone, almost 2 million and businesses are still without power, and now all 67 counties in florida, sustained, some kind of damage from the storm. federal officials say that much of the damage is wind- related and many people in the hardest hit areas of the florida keys, still cannot go home, officials say that the middle and lower keys are off limits. well, it is still officially summer for another week and it feels like it,

today it is hot and humid. meteorologist katie fehlinger is live on the cbs-3 sky deck. could we see a hit or miss shower today. >> i think so especially in the second half of the afternoon, we do not have my umbrella right now and it is more sunshine then anything across the region. it is interesting just before we started the show we had a preview, with the cloud overhead, so we're really made it cool down, for a hot second now we're back to the hot, you know, it just feels very warm outside right now, definitely like, late august, then anything. lets go out to storm scan three which at the moment is devoid of any storms. not even a shower to show you at the moment. wider zoom will show you the left overs of irma, very, very whimpy looking around of moisture. we are again however going to see a shower fire up in very scattered fashion, before we are all said and done. not that you need to have the umbrella ready certainly but worth a mention so you are not surprised by it if it does happen in your neighborhood. upper 70's in the big portion of the area here in philadelphia, i will tell thaw

sun feels warmer then the thermometer read. we're at 80 degrees. a hint of humidity. enough thaw notice it not that it is super uncomfortable but it feels like summer. if you had are a lucky duck that still has a pool that is opened in your backyard, feel free, take a dip, go for it, even in the upcoming weekend. we are going to experience more of the same. how long does this last? well, we will have the answer to that and even more importantly, we are tracking, tropical storm jose right now, which will likely bring at least indirect impacts to our area which i'll time out for you later on, guys. >> thanks very much. a tense public meeting in colwyn boro delaware county last night as a youth football organization tries to get to the bottom of the lack of lighting on their playing field. "eyewitness news", at that meeting, attended by dozens of colwyn comets players and their parents. now the team's coach says that despite a lease to use that field, the boro changed the locks on their field house and they who the ability to access the lights. the boro says field house had to be shut down to repair a

leak that happened back in january. the meeting was cut short after things got a bit heated. >> we're just shut out, completely. >> during the meeting. >> during the meeting. >> it is not about locking them out or kicking them out but having the building be safe for all to use. >> now by wednesday night the lights were on, but only after cbs-3 paid a visit, team members say that it is unclear if the lights will now stay on , the comets play their first home game this weekend. philadelphia eagles are teaming up with local leaders and organizations to challenge autism. "eyewitness news" at the link in south philadelphia where the team announced its launch of the eagles autism challenge this morning. the event is a cycling, 5k run /walk fundraiser that is set for next may. the benefit will support autism research, programs, at children's hospital of philadelphia, drexel university and jefferson university. the eagles are also partnering with the mayor's office. well, coming up on "eyewitness news" at noon a

hollywood actress hospitalized after a car crash. >> that is right, plus a new study on booster seats, who is most at risk, during a car crash and one extra step parents can take to ensure their children's safety. pay attention to that one, katie. emmy night is almost here. why hollywood insiders say prepare yourself for some surprises, oh, my during sunday's show, we will be right back.

back now on "eyewitness news" it isn't every day you see parking meters all dressed up like this but today is global parking day, and an event that encourages people to create mini parks out of meter parking spaces. in philadelphia, 60 volunteer teams designed and installed these temporary parklets throughout the city. these are sanctioned by the philadelphia parking authority but funded by the teams. well, new study find more parents are using car seats properly for babies but not as much when those kid get older. >> experts say parents are making sure that the children under two are riding in rear facing car seats, see katie, katie's nodding her head over there study found booster seat use decreased slightly between children of four and seven years old. doctors say that could put the child's safety at risk. >> if we try to put a child in an adult sized seat belt before they are ready, it does not fit them right.

it can have tragic consequences in terms of injury in motor vehicle crashes. >> the study find some parents are not using the top tether anchor in forward facing car seats and experts say that extra step can make sure children stay safe. actress heather locklear is hospitalized after crashing her car in the ditch, on thursday. the accident happened in thousand oaks, california, around 6:00 o'clock in the evening. police say locklear was not seriously hurt and alcohol and drugs were not involved. locklear is well known for her rolls on melrose place and tj hooker. well this sunday's the best in television will be honored during prime time emmy award right here on cbs. >> hollywood insiders say get ready for some surprises. correspondent danielle nottingham has a behind the scenes look at the biggest night in television. >> we did it. >> reporter: stephen colbert could make emmy history this sunday as first perform tore win multiple award while hosting the ceremony. >> what can we expect this

year at the emmys. >> god, i hope a lot of jokes. a nice musical number. >> reporter: late show star is up for six emmys for his cbs late night talk show and 2016 election night special and promises to showcase that political humor on stage. >> you have to talk about donald trump on a certain level because this night is celebrating television and everybody knows the biggest television star of the year was donald trump bar none yes is not nominated we do not know. >> reporter: cbs late, late show with james corden and amazing raise also received nod but new comers dominate the top category. this is us, hand made tail, strange are things, the crown and west world join repeat nominees house of card and berth call saul for outstanding drama. we're used to having an incumbent come in as a favorite this year there is no incumbent. so it remains to be seen, you have a crystal ball i can bureau, i would be happy to tell you who will win.

>> reporter: new face in comedy could not a veteran off the thrown. >> we expect to go win but you have great shows like atlanta which had a fantastic first season from donald glover. >> it can be a big night for streaming services, netflix has second most nominations of the night, behind hbo. danielle nottingham for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a lot of good shows there, of course, you can catch the 69th emmy award live right here on cbs cbs-3 this sunday night at 8:00. we will dvring. >> past our bedtime. >> way too late. >> mission accomplished. still ahead, only spacecraft to ever orbit saturn is now history. how casino i came to a dramatic end and wealth of information it left behind, katie. >> quite dramatic indeed. >> we are looking ahead to the weekend that looks and feel like summer with sunshine, perhaps a spotty shower, rumble of thunder for you out there but daytime highs in the mid 80's and little touch of

humidity. not too much. it will feel like late august for you. is there still, not so long, we will track not only cooler air but also, some tropical activity, we will want to stay tuned. we so being cool comes naturally.

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cassini mission on saturn has met its fiery even. spacecraft sent its last burst of scientific date before burning up like a meteor diving through saturn's atmosphere this morning. cassini's 20 year mission provided rich information about saturn, showed us its rings, moons and perhaps, most significant discovery was the revelation of saturn's ocean world. >> um-hmm. >> pretty cool.

>> imagine having a project that lasted 20 years. >> i can't. >> yes, 30 minutes long i get lost. >> it is friday. >> yes. >> very fair point. you know, we do have a little bit of wet weather out there. i know you want to take naps when you get home but try to get outside. there is really nice weather. it is very warm outside. feels like summer. we will take. that hint of humidity to go with it to but generally speaking this is a nice couple days coming our way. if you have been craving that warmth we have crisp air in place, last couple of days, specifically, last weekend, that is not the case this weekend. you will have more warmth, sunshine then anything. now, the tropics are something we have to discuss. i want to start that off, by taking a look at a very live zoom overlooking the entire atlantic ocean here and overlooking a lot of activity in the tropics. a couple of pieces of energy we want to point you here. we have several disturbances,

worthy of note, right now across the central atlantic, we have this batch of showers and storms that has a high likelihood of developing into at least a depression and next one in line would be 15 because we do have tropical depression number 14 on its heels, and, that is showing some pretty decent likelihood it will be burleigh meanwhile, here's jose, still again, a tropical storm, but very likely to strengthen. we will talk about track in a second. but just to point out, you know, if you go to the beach here over weekend it will be great beach weather, but you have got to be really careful about stepping on those waves. because even though jose is still hundreds of miles away off to the south east, it is still churning up that ocean. it is still sending larger swells toward even our shoreline. so that can really bring in not only a dangerous rip current risk but also some churning seas and especially as this gets ever closer in the days ahead would i advise staying on dry land. now, with that said, lets check out the actual track that we're expecting this to

take. it is a pretty potent tropical storm at 07 miles an hour sustain wind. it would need to get to 75 in order to qualify for a cat one hurricane. it will probably do that over next 24 hours. it is taking that northwesterly track and then shooting up to the north. thinks a cone of uncertainty that broadens further out because is there more uncertainty as to where this will go but take a look, western more edge of it would go right over new jersey. a cat one hurricane is farther cry here from what we had to deal with from irma but it will till cause if it happens this way some pretty substantial impact in the form of beach erosion, strong winds , strong surf all of those things that come with this, so this would be into next mid week. there are no guaranties, i want you to stick with us because we need more time, before this storm really shows its hand. i'm waiting for to it make that right-hand turn and start heading north before we have a good handle on which way it goes to the east or west.

hopefully further to the east. some folks enjoying the beach out here not many but a couple folks out there lucky enough to have the afternoon off at beach patrol headquarters and we have a few more cloud starting to thick friend irma 's remnant moisture which looks whimpy at this point. now we are again, going to see a shower hit or miss variety throughout the rest of the day and i wouldn't be shocked if you saw one, maybe around the area tonight but that can make it look worse then it will be. temple is at home. if you saw a shower that would be it. it will not have a major impact on the game at home tonight. meanwhile looking at the rest of the weekend not bad mid 80 's all weekend long, spotty shower or storm, monday night into tuesday, that we think that, jose's impact will be felt here. whether it is indirect or directly just stick with us on that. >> all right. >> hopefully to the easty hope so. price's right seen right here on cbs-3 weekdays, is tv 's longest running game show >> and monday it begins its forty-sixth season. >> and now, here's drew carry.

>> and this is a very special anniversary for host drew care who is celebrating his tenth year as host. we spoke with carey about what is new for fans. >> we have a brand new game for the season premiere called grid lock and it was invented by our director, adam sandler, it is not adam sandler but his name is adam sandler and he invented a bunch of games on the show. it is a cool card game, has a nice set up, and i don't know we will see how it goes. it is a pretty easy game to play. to me, it is a better than 50/50 chance to win for a car. >> wow. >> you can catch new season of the price is right monday morning at 11:00 right here on cbs-3 followed by "eyewitness news" at

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