reporting live, bob brooks, channel 6, action news. >> thank you, bob. the the hospital in center city hospital, will need rehab of its own after a pick up truck ploughed into the building, and two men a and two auto women inside mcgee were hurt as was the 38 man behind the wheel. -- woman behind the weil wheel. >> a new castle and prisoner he was transporting after a grinding car on route 13. it side-swiped the unmarked police car, near the 290 overpass. the highway reopened after nearly three hours after clean up and investigation. >> the clinton tour, clinton made it to hairsberg tonight where she was freetved by several thousand supporters in the heart of the capital city. action news dan cuellar has the full story. >> thousand screamed their approval when the clinton's kan1e's took the university by storm. the key was throw red meat to entice a high voter turn out. >> i find it highly amusing that donald trump talks about make america in great again, he doesn't make a thing in america expect bankruptcies. >> next stop, the connext factor in hatfield

bob brooks is live on the convention floor with a look ahead, bob. >> reporter: hey, rick, you know it got a little noisy a little while ago, boys to men were on the stage. that's the kind of things that are happening. sound checks, lighting checks you can tell, everything is blue right now. here's a look at the floors we have a lot of security personnel, media members down here, singers, testing out the stage, i spoke with a singer in particular, philadelphia's own bobby hill, the young man who sung when the pope was in town. he is singing the national anthem tonight. the stage is set, almost just a few minor jobs are being finished sound checks on the stage, security personnel combing things over, media from all over the world setting up and going live. we're four hours from the gavel drop and the dismk -- dnc is underway. look who we found, young singer bobby hill, he sang for the pope and now the national an national anthem. >>> i'm so glad to be at a historic convention to see hillary clinton get nominated. his proud parent feet away. >> he has the support of the family. >> i woul

bob brooks was there. >> you sir are soaking wet was it worth it?solutely, lady gaga and lenny kravitz, it was well worth it. >> people packed the pavilion to see some favorites. lenny kravitz and lady gaga. >> it was a celebration for the dnc and the city of camden, hence the concert being titled, camden rising. >> it gives us a sense of pride and it's great to see the city come back. it was put together by donald norcross he wants to put camden in the spotlight today. >> the education system is improving dramatically. public safety. president obama came here to show us it was a model on how to deal with urban issues. >> so many are proud to see camden transforming. >> another change will come to this park. it's in between the baseball stadium and aquarium. a $1 billion project with a hotel, apartments and restaurants and retail. >> not everyone is on board with the camden rising slogan. bob patter son is running against norcross. >> it's not rising because we allowed the elites of both parties allowing manufacturing jobs to leave places like camde

reporting at temple university hospital, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> all right, folks your time 5:36 if you're just waking up with us, the democratic national convention in the history books, all the balloons and confetti that fell from the ceiling at the wells that has to be picked you mean and cleaned up. it could take weeks to put it back to the sports complex. vernon odem has more details. >> reporter: mayor kenny said he knows his city pulled off the convention without a hitch democratic nominee said he hit off this morning. >> she walked over to me and gave me a huge bear hug and whispered in my ear this city is fabulous. philadelphia police got good grades for handling protesters, with no arrests and 150 citations were handed out instead. boltses of water were handed -- bottles of water were handed out to police and fire and protesters. >> we had hundreds of people this week and we had though arrests. >> reporter: the city restaurants did well with late night parties and meals places like the reading terminal only slightly better week than normal because the local fo

bob brooks live in center city. with more on the charges they are now facing. >> reporter: well, the secret service is not messing around during the convention, the people were quickly caught and arrested. they were charged with entering a restricted area and they will face a judge soon today. now, day three of the convention means day three of more protesting. this is city hall with kids activity going on behind us, i see some protesters but so far minus the four arrests, things have been pretty peaceful and that is what we have been looking for. i'll bring up video here, according to police there were eight organized protests with an estimated 5,000 people involved, you can hear some of that in the video, very passionate again and people behaving properly. of all of those people we heard a few citations were handed out. >> really the only black eye was later, we know that the four protesters jumped the fence at the wells fargo center, but again they did not make it far, secret service agents arrested them quickly

bob brooks is live outside of the mall, what can you tell us? >> reporter: that large presence of firefighters here was more of a scare than anything. at one time i was counting 12 engines at the mall and four are still here, the good news is the fire is out. i hear there was no real flames inside, there was a power outage early this morning and a generator that had malfunctioned. and once the power kicked back on, it was giving off an electrical odor and heavy smoke poured through the mall and that prompted the evacuation and the large response, because firefighters didn't know what happened here at the mall it's such a large building and they wanted to be ready for anything. the employee called 911 and got them here. >> i can't get the registers up and then the power went out totally in the whole mall and came back on partial and i started to smell something burning and then i looked around and couldn't find anything and never saw flame and then smoke started coming in the store and i got nervous and gathered my belongings and went out side an

bob brooks has the story. >> camden rising that is the name of the concert today and that is what is being celebrated today. >> it gives us a sense of pride and you know it's great to see the city come back. the concert hosted by congressman donald norcross. featuring lenny kravitz the first to take the stage. and next lady gaga. >> i'm more kravitz. >> lady gaga. >> lady gaga my favorite. >> the goal today in congressman norcross's words show the world during the biggest night the progress that camden has made. >> the education system is improving dramatically and public safety and president obama came here to show how to deal with urban issues. >> and achievement and developments that people living here are proud of. from campbell's field to the new 76% facility and the project for a hotel and apartments. >> i'm proud to be a product of camden and i also live in the city. and camden is moving forward. some say the concert today a nice way to take a step back and relish in the moment. whether it was lenny or gaga. >> we like them all. i like them all. >> back here at the concert, th

reporting at temple university hospital, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> time 9:06 a.m. we turn to politics, a computer hack for the dnc is broader than perceives thought. it affected a data program used by the campaign and other organizations. clinton camp said there's no evidence that the internal systems have been compromised. the fbi investigates after the embarrassing breach that led to the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz. the russians are the leading suspects. >>> clinton and tim kaine kicked off their bus tour at temple university, dann cuellar was right there. >> reporter: thousands screamed their approval when the clintons and the kaines took the stage at temple university. the key was to throw red meat to entice a high voter turnout 100 days from now. >> next stop, the factor in hatfield, the toy manufacturer which employees 200 people is lauded for creating jobs and investing in america. clinton said her jobs plan would invest ten billion dollars to strengthen the communities like hatfield. >> i will have more good paying jobs for rising incomes for mo

bob brooks with the details. >> reporter: finally 46-year-old david barr was pulled out of the city'sewage system, an entire neighborhood erupted in cheers. no doubt a huge relief for barr on the stretcher and one to the brave team that saved him. this is not a joke. again, somehow he ended up in the sewer system of the intersection of pike and 9th street. a witness said he told me he was going under ground. >> reporter: he goes by the name. >> boo. they call him boo boo. >> reporter: officials won't say how he ended up in there. the highly skilled heavy rescue one team suited up and went in after. >> sewage, it's sewage. >> reporter: okay, just so everyone has a picture how it happened. he entered this storm drain and makes his way through a pipe 18 inches in diameter and retrieved out of this hole here. >> the air quality is not good in a combined storm sanitary sewer. >> reporter: barr was pulled out after more than 2 1/2 hours in philadelphia sewage. we see him breathing oxygen before going to the hospital that had to feel and smell pretty good. >> it's crazy. only in philadelphia

bob brooks is live near the comcast center with more on those protests and that was one of the targets today bob. >> reporter: yes brian, things got tense at the comcast center, so much so the protesters stormed inside of the building and lirnged themselveses to railings inside. as a result of that there are police all around the perimeter of the building, keep things safe for all protests today. and we are hearing from the commissioner of police they have been. >> one group of pro tests were able to beat the heat. but only for a few minutes. look at these pictures, they stormed inside of comcast center and zip tied themselves tos to railing. >> their message -- >> the media has nothing to say ♪ >> they were taken into custody and given citations and sent on their way. according to commissioner ross, their protest was passionate but peaceful. >> extremely, like the group out here. then back to the protest line. >> we are demonstrating against comcast. we have strong convictions that the media has been polluting and cooperating with the manner in which the dnc has corrupted and stolen o

bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> lets hope the family gets some answer, bob thank you. >>> weave brand new video from west philadelphia that shows the moment that bullets shattered the door of a donut store hitting a man inside. you see the shooter outside of the fresh and tasty donut store on lancaster avenue, he tries to open the door and then opens fire, the view from inside of the store shows the victim who appears to be trying to hold the door shut. he was hit three times and treated at an area hospital. it happened sunday morning and so far there are no arrested. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a fire that damaged a chester county home. flames were shooting through the roof when firefighter as rived at yellow springs road. we are told that the house was vacant at the time and is in the process of being sold. >> a much needed show of appreciation happened in wildwood. american legion post held a brunch for the wildwood police department and they received a certificate for protecting the community. they will be honored tonight during the post weekly bingo ev

bob brooks live in winfield for us this afternoon with the story of the robber that got more than he bargained for today. >> reporter: alicia absolutely he did. he got quite the surprise -- >> this isn't the scene of a typical shooting, no this is the scene of a shooting where the suspect was shot. >> this male pulled out his own firearm and fired what we believe to be three shots at this male that was attempting to rob him. >> here is how the cops say it happened. just after 5:00 a.m., this manager jerome easton became victim one and finished his shift and went to go home. >> i went back to get my coffee and i came back out and he was sitting in the backseat with a gun. >> he told me to get in. no, i'm not getting in. no way am i getting in, i ran back in and called the police. >> the suspect took off on foot on bryn mawr avenue. and tried to stick up the next person he ran into and clearly that was a mistake. >> i went to call the police and went down the street to rob another guy down the street and the guy shot him. >> the would be victim had a license to carry and shot the victi

for now reporting live outside police headquarters, bob brooks, channel6 "action news." >> bob, thankman accused of kidnapping a baby from the king of prussia mall is planning to use an insanity defense. police say sherri amoore bee friended the newborn's mother in march and took the little boy while his mom was distracted with another child. the boy was found safe at amoore's apartment. her attorneys have now filed court documents laying out their plans to use an insanity defense. they say amoore has mental health problems relating to a false pregnancy and a subsequent depression. >> time for another check of the forecast. as we mentioned a lot of folks coming into town for the dnc and hopefully they've got plenty of water on hand. >> light loose clothe, a lot of hydration. if you're going to be outdoors for any period of time as we look at the numbers right now, they've already spiked up, center city 93 degrees. you can see the haze, almost kind of a soupy look to the atmosphere. the dewpoint at 70's. winds south-southwest 16. the heat index at 99 degrees and up in the lehigh valley

reporting live at the wells fargo center bob brooks channel6 "action news." n, sharrie. >> okay, bob, thank you. busy down there on the floor and of course you know that young man has a great voice. >> yeah. >> we look forward to hearing from him. we know the order of speakers for tonight and it's a jam packed lineup. pennsylvania congressman bob brady and brendan boyle and philadelphia mayor jim kenney are expected to speak in the 6 o'clock hour. pennsylvania senator bob casey will speak after 8:00 and new jersey senator cory booker will address the convention in the 9 o'clock hour and then at 10 o'clock, first lady michelle obama, senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders will speak. of course we'll carry every speech tonight on 6abc.com. turn to 6abc news app. >>> senator sanders is one of the key figures of this convention. his supporters have been marching throughout the city today advocating for a number of his causes. >> yes, i spoke to a huge crow today at the convention center and that's where "action news" reporter john rawlins is live to c

of the "action news" team bob brooks reporting today.ob most recently worked in miami but as a penn state grad he's happy to be back and of course we are glad to have him and we know that you will be, too. >> a fourth baltimore police officer has been cleared of all charges in t death of freddie gray. lieutenant brian rice was the highest ranking officer to face charges. he never put a seat belt on gray in that police van. gray suffered a severe injury in the vehicle and died week later. but today a judge acquitted rice and found no evidence that he intentionally failed to use a seat belt. rice now faces an internal police review. >> they're the unsolved crimes, the murder mysteries still hard to a crack that investigators have exhausted every resource. that's when they can become colds cases. in new castle county delaware there's a new tool to get closures to help families know they're not giving up. today they unveiled a traffic centery brand new web site so that you can help them solve these cases. there are 40 somegpen cases still be

bob brooks spoke to the mother that tried desperately to save her daughter. >> reporter: when your 6-year-old is killed by a drunk driver what else do you do besides cry. michelle wilds is not even 4 hours removed from the death of her little girl yesterday evening. she was hit and killed in all places, the parking lot where they live. >> i jumped in front of the car to take the blow. but he hit my baby. i don't remember what happened. >> police say they do know where it happened. drunk driving, the man behind the wheel 26-year-old david randall, "action news" caught him on tape walking in and out of court. police say that randall was drunk trying to park his car in a space at the white oak condos. >> i keep saying this, i was not trying to be a hero, my daughter if you seen how little she is, she was the littlest one out here and were in his direct path. >> i was told she flew to underneath this bush where the vigil was made and her body was picked up and brought out to the street where everyone gathered around to pray until help arrived. >> i will forever remember everyone coming ar

reporting live in camden, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> many have come to philadelphia this week to make their voices heard during the dnc and pitched tents in fdr park during their state and police say they have been mostly peaceful. the secret service arrested seven people after entered a secure zone outside of the wells fargo center. and more were arrested after taking part in a sit-in. and four people attached themselveses to a rail at the comcast center city. >> it's a lot of energy and not everyone knows how to channel that efficiently. that is representative of everyone as a whole because they tried to cut open a fence. but it's at least a passion. >> others tell us they are not protesting at all but celebrating and keeping people inspired. philadelphia police and pennsylvania state police are on patrol keeping everyone safe while exercising their first amendment right. >>> and katherine scott spoke to local delegates about what this convention meant to them. >> the excitement is building for these delegates, it was a late flight last night and another jam packed

bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks very much. >>> time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. lets head outside to adam joseph to see how the afternoon and evening is shaping up. >> i may park myself on a chair out here, it's absolutely gorgeous after the five-day heat wave we came off of. 88 in philadelphia and warm and in the shade you can feel the drop in humidity, 88 in washington and now the heat is down in roanoke at 90 degrees and 70s in buffalo and binghamton. the dew points are the major change. 52 in philadelphia. that is a measure of how much moisture is in the air. when it's 50 it's bone dry, you see the oppressive humidity is pushed to washington and richmond where it's upper 60s to 70. the cold front moved to the south and that is where the thunderstorms are in virginia and it remains to the south as it sinks into north carolina. we have another day on tap of beautiful temperatures here. and in fact if you head to the bank here this evening, mostly clear and comfortable warm, first pitch for the phillies and 85 and 78 for the ninth inning. a breathtakin

"action news" reporter bob brooks live now the outside with the news on this. >> reporter: sharrie and brian, an absolutely horrific and terrifying story all because someone made the choice to drink and drive. this is something a mother should never have to go through. but michelle wilds is today visiting and collapsesing at her 6-year-old daughter's memorial, according to police little anae jackson was killed by a drunk driver and her mom michelle was there. >> i seen her and i kept saying this i was not trying to be a hero, i stepped in front of a car. my daughter if you saw how little my daughter is, she was the littlest one out here. >> the driver went directly into the path and he is david ran doll, police say that david randall was drunk trying to park his car when it happened. michelle says that she stood in front of her daughter when randall sped up and hit them. >> jumped in front of the car to take the blow -- >> i was told when she was first hit she flew underneath this bush where theis. and her body was brought out here and people started to pray. >> everybody came around h

bob brooks was on the scene, and he joins us live with more what happened, bob. >> ryan and sherry, andhe man -- a man jumps into the sewage, he is a spent two and a half, and he is alive here at hospital. he will be able to tell you his tale. >> finally, 46 year-old, david bar was pulled out of the city's sewage system, and an entire neighborhood, erupted in cheers. no doubt a huge relieve for bar on the stretcher, and certainly for the brave team that intersection of 9th street, a witness a says -- >> we are told by neighbours, go goes by the name, they call him. >> officials won't say how he ended up in there. >> we don't know that now. >> just before 5:00 o'clock someone jumped into the sewer. >> they suited up and went in after. >> just so everyone has a picture of what happened, makes his way through a pipe, that is 18-inches in came at the underneath pike and theth street, and retrieved out of the hole here. >> as you can imagine, and in -- [indiscernible] >> bar was pulled out at 7:30 tonight. that's more two and a half hours in philadelphia sewage, we see him breathing oxygen,

so a big tribute to bob dole as well. brooke, this is a big moment for donald trump.e wants to lead the country but the house of lincoln is a house divided. the republican party is just not on the same page here. part of the reason why you're seeing melania trump and his children introducing donald trump to the world is because he doesn't have people like former president george w. bush, former presidential candidate mitt romney and on and on, john kasich, the governor of this state, will be skipping this convention, we're told because of this divide inside the republican party. but we're told by talking to people inside the trump campaign the theme all this week will be law and order. you look at those events in baton rouge, nice, turkey and so on, that's something donald trump and the speakers will be going back to time and again, brook. >> jim acosta, thank you, my friend. meanwhile, as jim mentioned, donald trump is ledding his wife go first, although we could be seeing him introducing her. melania trump is about to step from the sidelines into the spotlight as to

avenue and fox street or germantown avenue is your best bet, over to you you brooke. >>> next update 8:55. ahead this morning bobional convention. i'm brooke to the ♪ >>> tonight, in his prime time speech, ted cruz did not endorse donald trump. i can't impress you how crazy this is. he was the prime time speaker and he did not endorse the candidate. that is like being the best man at a wedding and toasting the groom by saying, hey, buddy, you'll find a good one eventually. ah, yeah. >> that is good! that is part of stooeveephen colbert's live recap of the convention last night. we have reliable sources that tonight's late show cannot be missed and it's must-see tv and see how a promise that colbert made promise earlier this week and it's all coming up tonight on cbs at 10:00 eastern. ed it's going to be big. i said how big is big? he goes, i can't tell you. and it won't disappoint. a big old tease. coming up, donald trump will formally accept his party's nomination tonight. bob schieffer is us is whether the lack of unity will affect the ticket in november. >>> ivanka trump will introduce her father tonight and

bob casey. the walls which hold various plants and flowers created by the city green city brooks crew. 10 days awayrom the start of the d inform c here in philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for meet coverage. >> the late show with stephen colbert will be going for both the republican and democratic national conventions. he talked about why he wants the next two weeks of shows to happen in real time. >> this is part of the video game all the gold coins come up and you have to gobble them up. this the bonus round. that's why we wanting to life. we don't want to leave anything on the table. we don't wait the next 24 hours for the story to change. >> you can watch for yourself the late show with stephen colbert live convention shows starting monday night at 11:35 right after eyewitness at 11:00. >> the pennsylvania spca is remembering anthony cruelty cree seder george ben daal tonight. it teamed up with beth app write for a fundraiser at her home proceeds going to the george bengal fund to end animal cruelty. aladdin made the rounds tonight. george dedicated his live to end animal cruelty he los

bob casey. the walls which hold various plants and flowers created by the city green city brooks crew. 10 days awayrom the start of the d inform c here in philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for meet coverage. >> the late show with stephen colbert will be going for both the republican and democratic national conventions. he talked about why he wants the next two weeks of shows to happen in real time. >> this is part of the video game all the gold coins come up and you have to gobble them up. this the bonus round. that's why we wanting to life. we don't want to leave anything on the table. we don't wait the next 24 hours for the story to change. >> you can watch for yourself the late show with stephen colbert live convention shows starting monday night at 11:35 right after eyewitness at 11:00. >> the pennsylvania spca is remembering anthony cruelty cree seder george ben daal tonight. it teamed up with beth app write for a fundraiser at her home proceeds going to the george bengal fund to end animal cruelty. aladdin made the rounds tonight. george dedicated his live to end animal cruelty he los

brooke baldwin. let's get to our breaking news. >>> senator bob corkers is taking him off trump's short list.hy now, manu? >> he spent a lot of time with donald trump, having discussions, actually submitting documents to donald trump about possibly being his running mate. yesterday he did also travel to north carolina with mr. trump, as he introduced him before his rally, but bob corker said just the timing didn't feel right. he says he's not really well suited to be a vice presidential

brooke baldwin. let's get to our breaking news. >>> senator bob corkers is taking him off trump's short list. why now, manu? >> he spent a lot of time with donald trump, having discussions, actually submitting documents to donald trump about possibly being his running mate. yesterday he did also travel to north carolina with mr. trump, as he introduced him before his rally, but bob corker said just the timing didn't feel right. he says he's not really well suited to be a vice presidential candidate. he says he's more of a policy guy, and he probably would not be the best person for this job. you know, this comes as he was considered on a very, very short list, probably a handful of people being considered for the position. we talked more about it. here's more about what he had to say. >> you know, i think at age 63, you know, i know what i'm good at, and i feel like i'm better suited for other kinds of things. i think there are probably better suited for this particular job for them. >> reporter: one of the things that he's actually said that he could be better suited for is another job in th

bob corker. newt gingrich will be campaigning with him what? tomorrow? >> yes, that's right, brooke.t is sort of an unusually public audition of potential vp candidates. of course in the past we've seen presidential nominees campaign with people that we speculated will be the vp candidates. but this is a little clearer. there are sources telling us that donald trump could roll out his vp as early as the end of next week. to see him make stop after stop. today it is corker, tomorrow it is in ohio with newt gingrich. obviously these aren't the home states of these folks. it is a chance for donald trump to get a spend a little bit more time with these people. there are a lot of people who think bob corker could be a great fit for donald trump. he brings a little more foreign policy gravitas to the ticket. he is obviously a senator in washington sew no he knows how work the levers of power that donald trump does not and in a way he's admitted he wants help from in a running mate. newt is a little more of a loose cannon. it will be interesting to see him o you the on the trail tomorrow. >

brooks from kcbs radio. >>> team for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning. we'll talk with john heilman and bob schieffer about donald trump crossing in on a vp pick. and the results of a new cbs poll on the tightening race. police dallas pastor jakes shows us how he is helping the community heal. and this, the concierge service helping passengers skip long lines at the airport and the concerns it's raising over privacy. it's already available in the bay area. mellody hobson on how businesses are cashing in on "pokemon go." that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> see you at 7:00. thank you. >>> time now 6:45. let's get a check of traffic with gianna. >>> and we head to the roads now. first off we start with a look at conditions as you make your way along 580 westbound out of the altamont pass. we still have some slow-and-go speeds there. 17 miles per hour as you connect off 205 on to 580. so you're going to see brake lights to north flynn at this point a little busy there, altamont pass and 680 that's better things thinning out a business 16 minutes from the al

bob baer, anything jump out at you about the new information? >> well, it is the confusion that's still going on, brookeation, and i expect the toll to go up simply because they haven't cleared that mall. it could take them hours to clear it to look for the gunmen. the question is are the gunmen waiting? do they have hostages? right now the only thing the police can do is put a lot of force on it and hope for the best. the fact that there are three shooters i find very disturbing. suggests a coordinated attack obvious obviously. and again i go to the islamic state or al qaeda. that's simply because the germans have been warning us this week there would be more attacks. they probably picked up some chatter of some sort or even have sources inside these groups. you simply cannot protect all these malls. vulnerable targets, soft targets. and there's not much you can do when someone is assaulting them with a long gun or even a pistol. >> just reminding people, you talk about german threats. it was just as recent as monday that an afghan teenager was on that train in germany, all in the state of bavaria in t

brooks. >> i thought were you referring to jerry seinfeld. >> i'm so much into seinfeld i didn't know there was a halloween book. >> who are you. >> i'm bob fromhe mark center. >> you sound like a radio guy. >> well, thank you very much, mike. >> jerry seinfeld book. >> illustrate or is mr. jim bennet, standing right there. >> yes. >> he works with jerry seinfeld on this book, kyle reiner and mel brooks on this book and with karl reiner on this as well. >> you have worked with all these people. >> do i. >> what is jerry seinfeld like. >> he is just like he is on the show, nicest guy you ever met. >> sometimes people say that about mike jerrick, i said it is in the true. >> you actually can call him. >> can you call him. >> he doesn't return my calls. >> maybe he doesn't like what you did. >> this is great, it is. >> you did all of these right here. >> just these three, bob did the picture of philadelphia here and bob burch, in haddonfield and joe kulca. >> we are block and a half away from here where we're celebrating our 60th year this year. >> what is this. >> we provide art, education, cultural opportunities for the south jersey region but

brooks, we're going to have to leave it. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the attack in dallas is changing so many conversations around the country right now. bobis >>> it is 8:11 and we are standing by for a statement from attorney general loretta lynch. we'll bring that to you in a cbs news special report. you're watching "cbs this morning." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms... ...such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory

bob schieffer who will talk more about what happened in dallas here and his view on this tragedy, how americans should respond to this point. that's after your local news. stay with us. >> good morning, i'm brookering new details on the security plans for the democratic national convention, the secret service secured perimeter around the wells fargo center site of the convention. get more details at cbsphilly.com. >>> now, for the eyewitness weather forecast, here's meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> still a hot one out there, you mentioned, it can mess with septa rales, and will mess with you if you're trying to be comfortable outside, you will have a tough time with that today. still excessive heat warning in effect until 6:00 tonight along i95, all of the counties shaded in the hot pink there. meanwhile, we do have heat index values. that will soar to around 100, as the day progresses, this is what it actually feels like right now, 84 in both philadelphia and wilmington, little hotter, again, factoring in the humidity, in dover, wildwood, again we haven't even hit the 9:00 hour yet. so off to the races here folks, we'll hit 94 degrees officially at all the thermometer, keep the heat going in

bob. the days of long airport security lines could soon be over for a price. ahead the high-tech hardware that's drawing flyers and questions. >>> tomorrow, stephen colbert returns to studio 57. >>> good morning, i'm brookemas. pennsylvania liquor control board will pay more taxes. lawmakers raised cigarette tax 1 dollar a pack to help balance the state budget. it is now 2.60 this tax hike was part of the $1.3 billion revenue package signed by governor tom wolf. lawmakers extended the state's 6 percent sales tax, digital down load music videos games books and apps. passage comes less than 48 hours after the budget became law without wolf's signature. >>> and now lets get a check of the eyewitness forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> good morning, brooke. we are once again dealing with some very high humidity in the delaware valley and some pretty excessive heat as well. do expect that any of the poor visibility out there will just come in but we are finding it less than ideal for a morning rush hire down near dover, millville and certainly, you guys keep in mind there could be poppy across the region. ninety-four is the expected high but will feel like triple digits and, probably see a thunder