who specialize in treating epp. she estimates there are fewer than 500 diagnosed cases in the united states. though she believes many more are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. it can be life threatening. >> small percentage of patients will get liver failure, from the literature about 5% or so. >> long-term complications from epp are not entirely clear. one thing is. once a full-blown reaction to the sun starts, it's extremely painful and can last for days. this video shows a young person with epp after too much sun. >> what's burning? >> she's in the bath trying to lessen her pain but it's not happening. >> you can't just take a tylenol? >> you cannot take a tylenol. even stronger pain medications don't really work for the pain. >> 9-year-old brady knows all about that. for the last five years, he hasn't jumped in a sunlit pool or dashed out on to the playground for recess. >> do you remember what it was like when you didn't know and you stayed out in the sun? >> yes. it was not pleasant. because i didn't know what was

actor, mike epps. comedian, nick swardson., a man who knows that it's letterman's show and he's just borrowing it, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everyone doin' tonight? [ cheers and applause ] those opening credits you saw tonight were our homage to david letterman. he has his last show tomorrow. of course "late night" this show that we do here every night, was dave's show. uh -- so, we went out -- we went to the same streets, the same buildings and reshot the opening. and the thing we realized the biggest difference between 1982, new york city and now, today, new york city, so, so many fewer pornography theaters. [ laughter ] and it's just -- it's so sad, because people still bring families here for vacation. [ laughter ] and i don't know where they go anymore. i guess the m&ms store. [ laughter ] just seems like a different trip. i don't know. uh -- you guys, a lot going on. new jersey governor -- i don't know if

. >> it's a national health epp epp dim mick it's what's killing our young men, our loved ones our sons, our daughters our nephews, our grandsons. we're going to come together. thousands of people from all over the country and stand together and begin this movement movement. >> mothers in charge will join roughly 50 other organizations for a national anti-violence rally in washington, d.c. coming up this saturday. >>> well failed security tests and resignations are plaguing the tsa this week. so just how safe is it to fly? the calls for changes to night at airport. >>> plus some of your favorite snacks and frozen pizzas are getting a makeover. why the neck time you go shopping at the grocery store your options are getting healthier. howard? >> the eagles they're back on that practice field. that's always -- new eagle at a talking about a super bowl f that would happen sam bradford has to be healthy. >> heads are already starting to role in the agency over this. >> acting administrator for the tsa reassigned looking for someone else to take that spot. fox 29's bruce gordon is at philadel

i throw as hard as i can, i'm going to hurt you. >> please don't. >> reporter: there is no cure for epp. but brady's mom, kristen, has been advocating in washington for an experimental treatment that might offer some relief. >> it's his hope. i let him have that hope, that someday, he will get to lead a normal life without this struggle. >> reporter: implanted under the skin, the drug increases pigmentation for two months. >> what it does is give a layer, a protective layer. >> reporter: kind of like a coat of armor. >> that's a great way to look at it. >> reporter: the drug is available in europe but not approved in the u.s. so for now, brady will spend the summer looking for shadows, except for that one week in july, when he'll return to camp sundown. >> it feels like i'm a normal person. >> reporter: a place where he's not alone in the dark. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> you can watch more about brady's story and other kids like him this sunday night on "dateline." >>> we're back in a moment here with a crazy takeoff. should a passenger plane be able to do that? >>> millions of f

one killed and another -- near epp street. it occurred in the area of overnight side show. >>> to the balcony collapse in berkeley that left six people dead. five were students from ireland. bagpipes played and the mayor laid two wreaths at the site of the accident. 13 people were on the balcony. in addition to those killed seven others were injured. >> this has been a tragic day for ireland. i don't think the family in ireland that has not felt this. relatives of those killed are flying into the bay area. one family lost two young women in the collapse. we spoke on the phone with george donahoe. he said his daughter was a fine vibrant woman and he feels deeply for the families of the other victims. >> 30 minutes before the collapse the police received a noise complaint but they did not respond because of another call of shots fired. >> a noise complaint the officers aren't going to inspect the building, they will be cordial and ask people to comply with the noiseord nance. >> the -- ordinance. >> it is about a block off haddo

another case john epps who pled guilty to touching a middle school girl into mask his fall. he was given probation. and today, a current teacher's aide at churchill high accused of beating and molesting a four-year-old relative a decade ago. it would require the school system to go to the authorities faster with those cases. >> with a case of potential sexual abuse come you call the police and child protective services first. tom: the school system had taken a lot of flak for not warning the community quick enough. the new policy requires it to work with the police and child welfare to determine if the humidity needs to be worn. it also says the school system must report suspected sexual abuse to the police and take immediate steps to protect all students from an alleged abuser. again, this vote was unanimous. the school board thinks this is the right move for the future. that said, a group called the parents coalition, very involved in this issue, getting us tonight saying they do not feel what was voted on tonight is the solution. reporting live in rockville, tom roussey,

. >> one epp set at the french open. four and the defending on the women's struggles to advance. let's go to rolling garr rows in paris. serena loses the first set one-six. obviously not a good one. she's in the near court. she comes back to win against sloan stevens. the number two seed lost that's defending champion and that's maria sharipova. lucy, is her opponent. sharipova loses seven-five six- six-four and she is history. >>> all right. the phillies are on a seven game losing streak that's the longest of the season. it's longest since july of 2013. up next the reds come to town tomorrow. now the entire phillies organization at the ballpark tonight for the phillies annual festival to help in the fight against als. current phillies there some legends of the past like mike schmidt are there as well. since 1984, when the phillies first started this event they've raised over $15 million for als research. i got an idea how they could have raised lot. did you know dang for ruben amaro and ryne sandberg. (laughter). >> i d

chief holmes says the sick students in custody may be able for the diverse program which tries to keep eppl students out of jail. >> rather than give them a criminal record and participate in school prison pipeline, we look to give them services that's what we're doing here today. >> diversion program is cut arrested schools this year by 800 and given some students a second chance. >> vast majority of these kids have responded positively. all over the city. >> reporter: now extra police patrols will be at the school tonight because it's prom night. no students or police were injured in today's brawl. iain? >> all right dave, thank you. >>> a search is on for the person who murdered a 39-year-old camden county woman. carol brown was found lying in the driveway of her home on patton avenue in berlin township last night. she been stabbed several times. brown was pronounced dead at virtua hospital. detectives believe the attack happened during a domestic dispute. right now they're searching for brown's ex-boyfriend 45-year-old michael idol. >> cameras were rolling during a brutal armed robbery

epp just got engaged to a major pop star. we have the word on how he popped the question coming up. >> also, big news for fans of "50 shades of grey". >> just you wait. >> we'll be back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> we've seen our fair share of raindrops. katie says we have more rain, more rain yesterday than we did for the entire month of may. >> get along this morning. >> that's right. >> she has more on the flashflood watch coming up in just one minute. >> words is a sale ya engage today a foam sixers. he was planning big surprise for his girlfriend, he posted this picture on instagram overnight. check it out. the lakers posted the quote she said yes, it is over, man i'm getting married. now, swaggyp i'm told, that's it swaggp proposed to the rapper last night. engagement ring more than ten karats that's valued at more than $500,000. congratulations to the two of them. >> swaggyp. all right. >>

as john psaropoulos reports ideas on how things are being received in agent epps. >> reporter: they have heard the latest news from brussels, and they don't like it. after five months of tensions, they suggest that the government is proposing to take $8 billion more from a shrinking economy this year and the next. pensioners are no longer safe from cuts. complications. >> the latest proposals have divided lawmakers. they don't want to bring down the government. but they have also promised never to pass more austerity measures. greece's choice, a bad deal or no deal. >> the city's leading back beverager, likely to scuttle party unity if he gets a whiff of what the government brings back. he's about numbers. >> you were is a new liberal europe, and this europe needs a fundamental change. people need hope for the future. greece is fighting this battle, to win the new liberal kabul and the union and if greece succeeds, all of europe succeeds. >> the government would likely have to hold new leaks ushering in more of the uncertainty that has been there this year, and there are divisions and co

savannah has to cover up from head to toe--she even wears gloves--- because she has a rare disorder called eppe skin to have a painful reaction to light. >>"it feels like lava is being poured on you. it hurts and you just want to curl up in a ball and cry." >> reporter:her mother says savannah was turned away from the slides. because management told her her swimwear was too loose. and in too many separate pieces. >>"and i said well guys wear board shorts what's the difference those are loose those aren't tight and she said "that's a bathing suit" and i said "this is a bathing suit too." >> reporter:after a friend from a support group posted the media.we're told several people called and emailed to complain--claiming discrimination. >> reporter:the fulkersons tell us.management evetually allowed savannah to go on the rides with inner tubes. but. the family says. it's not good enough. >> reporter:the park cited safety concerns. issuing us this statement, reading in part: >>".t-shirts and surf/rash shirts are not allowed on body slides. all other attractions were available to the family. >>the fa

. >>> a guide dog jumps in front of traffic to save his owner's life ♪ >>> bizarre account epp coup endswoman puts her cigarette on a reporter's fay. the 23-year-old mom first blue smoke from her cigarette towards group journalists. she's facing public nuisance charges. the woman was in court to support her friend on trial for murder. the reporter says she got a red mark on her cheek. >> teenagers charged with murder and other violent crimes. some just 15 years old. three murders in recent months all police say at the hands of children. >> tonight fox 29's dave schratwieser takes a close look at these accused teen criminals and what's being done to try to stem the tide of teenage violence. ♪ >> first thing i asked is why. >> reporter: for tracy bright the pain of losing her 18-year-old son tymeer at the hands of a teenager with a gun back in april is fresh and tough to cope with. >> my son had huge heart. he loved, you know, people. he loved making people happy and i'm trying to follow more of his lead. >> tymeer what one of four sons he just found out he was about to become a father him

she even wears gloves because she has a rare disorder called epp.it causes the skin to have a painful reaction to light. >> it feels like lava is being poured on you. it hurts. you just want to curl up in a ball and cry. >> reporter: her mother says savannah was turned away from the slides because management told her her swimwear was too loose and in separate places. >> i said boys' suits are loose and she said it's a bathing suit and i said this is bathing suit too. >> reporter: at least a dozen people called in to complain and claiming discrimination. eventually she was allowed to go on rides with inner tubes but they say that wasn't good enough. the park cited safety concerns issuing a statement reading in part, t-shirts and surf shirts are not allowed on body slides. all the attractions were available to the family. the family chose to stay in the park after discussing the situation with our park supervisor. they hope the park will make changes to help those with her disorder feel more accepted. a spokesperson for six flags hurricane hashor noti

law epp forsment officials say matt was armed and refused to surround ender. >> police believe they are closing in on sweat. they say he's now alone desperate, could make a mistake lead to go his capture resident concerned for their safety. >> never lock the doors windows, now we have tonight you don't know where he is going to be. >> no actual sitings of sweat but authorities have a hunch he's somewhere cold, and alone, in these woods. in malone, new york, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> gunfire breaks out in packed crowd and all caught on camera. we'll show you the video just ahead. >> also, learning more about a huge fire overseas left hundreds, every people badly injured, broke out at crowded dance party. what sparked the flames. >>> then pennsylvania man bit by shark off the coast of south carolina that's not the only shark attack we're hearing about this weekend. we'll have the details whether we come back. >> gunfire disrupts a pride festival in down ton san francisco. take a look. can you imagine? police say at lows one person was injured and taken to a local hospita

you can jump off at spring guard epp street, the parkway to race street, or go to the next exit, which is south street and south street follow the number ones all the way down. then jump back on to the vine. only until about 5:00. just the eastbound lanes between the schuylkill and broad street. now, wet dependent they'll come back tomorrow night and work on the westbound side. otherwise, just again carbon copy, sailed old deal, three days in a row here kind of driving into work in the rain with the wipers, intermittently, hit big rough spot puddles along the way, nothing out of the ordinary on the schuylkill, 59 or the roosevelt boulevard. south jersey, 295 same deal, roads are little wet watch the on and off-ramps could be little clip have i. delays yesterday at the airport, if the rain stays with us through the morning we could have them again this morning. so do you have flight scheduled, i would check with the airline to play it safe. otherwise, mass transit looking good no delays. chris, lauren, back to you. >> developing this morning fire hit block in the city of chester for the

text joint tracks apple news, report the next generation of the happen epp watch will likely featurecamera. many say, that camera could ultimately be used for face time video calls and better wyfi. expect new watch to hit the stores expected to hit some market sometime around 2016. >>> oh sean ditty combs is in hot water. that will tops the word. >> hip hop star arrested mo n day at ucla athletic training center. combs accused with assault with deadly weapon. that will weapon was kettle bell after reportedly get nag dispute with a coach. "tmz" reports that combs confronted that coach who was yelling at his son justin, defensive back on the football team. combs is out on bail and due back in court next month. >>> and, jurassic world continues to chomp through the record books big time. universal studios says the mega hit crossed the $1 billion mark monday, becoming the fastest film ever to reach the milestone. universal also set the previous record with furious seven, earlier this year. >> they got your monday. >> i oh, they did. yes, they. >> looks good. and and maroon five the next

. >> good heads epp, coming up, we'll bring you you more local weather traffic and sports on the "cw"coming up next off duty philadelphia police officer turns the tables on two would be robbers overnight. the latest thon developing story. >> and next on cbs this morning, more on the massive government data breach. just who is responsible for the hack attack. >> also new details on the isis inspired plot to attack officers and be hedda american. we're keeping it live. keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. we hope you can join us. great day fabulous weaken, everyone. >> fabulous? >> fabulous. >> see ya. >> you too. >> fabulous. >>> good morning. it is friday, june 5th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." china accuses the united states of slander overnight after charges it launched a massive cyber attack against the u.s. government. 4 million federal workers may be impacted. >>> more than 100 climbers are trapped after a powerful earthquake on one of southeast asia's highest peaks. >>> we're at belmont park where american pharoah will try to make history with a triple crown. >>>

i think we've gone back to it because stuff that they're doing now, the cat williams the michael eppsd of stuff back probably in the' 60s, and the country was a little more homogenized then. they were more together in those days so they said we don't want to see that. we want a little more integration. nowadays in comedy especially in sitcoms, standup, we are very segregated. we have black comedy. we have white comedy. and i think that that's where we are now, very very segregated. that's why when you're doing stories on places like baltimore and ferguson a lot of white people are really stunned because they can't believe there's a problem, but they're not involved. we have unhomogenized ourselves and that reflects in comedy. as we look at all the specials being done there's latino night, there's black night, there's gay comedy night. you look at the show times, hbos, that's what they have. so that has made us more segregated than anything. >> that's fascinateingfascinating. i never thought of it that way but i think you're absolutely right. on the other hand -- >> go ahead. >> no go

. >> whole case of pine al epp every day, go through case, four cases of apples each week. cutting fruit all day every day. >> not buying free cut fruit? >> never way. >> bad for the carbon footprint, and freak i shallly expensive. now in the tease i said a lot of people think this might be the hardest thing cut. what do you say? >> i would say oranges because they're so juice. >> i you are adorable, guys so cute. so go ahead, re-do what the guy did on the thing to show if it is hard or not? >> the watermellon guy? >> basically before hands, cut this in happ of the flip it over. cut watermellon diagonally, and vertically. >> love it. >> he said he didn't practice this before he went on live tv. >> sure didn't. >> you didn't is it. >> nope. just watched the video, pulling it off right now. >> he's making it happen. >> and the ladies will be the judge of whether you're judging him with the clipboard to make sure -- no, she not. but people want to cut fruit at home and eat healthy. sometimes it is so difficult. >> yes, i mean, normally i want to give a disclaimer don't try thi

apple who epps to make a run at companies like sport guy and pandora by revamping its ooichlt tunes.l is here now with our first weather alert. >> a heat advisory in expect kris, all along the bay area and the east bay. right now 63 degrees it is not bad there, but highs today will reach into the lower 80s, peninsula 91 degrees, south bay today 94 it degrees and the hottest so it's will be in the tri-valley where we see the high today reaching 102 degrees. getting a look at the sa nflt al hills we see a lot of sunshine and not much fog across the bay. sunshine warm temperatures all throughout the afternoon. here is a look at some of the other micro climates where we could see once again those highs over 100 degrees. mike >>> warm and hot. over here oakland slow northbound up toward high street where is something went on in the middle of the freeway. folks slamming on their brakes. that's a slow spot. we have the build there 880, as well as 580 where the metering lights are on. general in general the entire approach getting slower because of that volume of traffic. the crash 101 has c