flooding inn caused chicago. drivers had to deal with high water on streets. cancelers were forced to the taste of chicago today. the first time in its 43 year history. the escalating violence in the middle east, israel is now warning people in gaza to leave their homes for their own safety. another sign fighting between israel and the palestinians is only getting worse and tonight we are hearing from a young man who knows about the violence all too well. we spoke with him. he is visiting friends who have become a second family to him, sharing his experiences as a child in gaza and hoping to inspire change in the future. it has been 10 years since he was shot in the back but even now he remembers it as if it were yesterday. israeli soldiers had taken over his home during a time when he had to ask permission to use the bathroom in his own home. a one gunshot took place that is when i fell to the ground. my entire life changed. >> he was paralyzed after being shot by a soldier while officials were visiting his family. >> i thought i was dying. >> he spent his ti

. >> they chose the other hotel and told park suites to cancel the room at holliday inn.er the trip they got a surprise on their bill. >> you didn't show up. so we're charging you for the price of the room. >> holiday inn said the couple never cancelled the reservation they had to pay $150 for the room. richard said no way >> i went back to the people that booked it and said i need proof that you have cancelled a reservation they sent me proochl i went to holiday inn with that >> park sleep says it faxed this cancellation after it was booked it says an agent called the front desk to cancel it. richard disputed the charge. holiday inn told the company the guest was a no show and no cancellation was received richard contacted 7 on your side the manager told us the same thing the hotel never got notice. however, the manager decided to refund his money after all. a spokesman said the holiday inn san francisco airport which is independently owned and operated has stated the hotel never received the cancellation. reservation was not cancelled. this issue has been resolved direc

. >> they chose the other hotel and told park suites to cancel the room at holliday inn.ter the trip they got a surprise on their bill. >> you didn't show up. so we're charging you for the price of the room. >> holiday inn said the couple never cancelled the reservation they had to pay $150 for the room. richard said no way >> i went back to the people that booked it and said i need proof that you have cancelled a reservation they sent me proochl i went to holiday inn with that >> park sleep says it faxed this cancellation after it was booked it says an agent called the front desk to cancel it. richard disputed the charge. holiday inn told the company the guest was a no show and no cancellation was received richard contacted 7 on your side the manager told us the same thing the hotel never got notice. however, the manager decided to refund his money after all. a spokesman said the holiday inn san francisco airport which is independently owned and operated has stated the hotel never received the cancellation. reservation was not cancelled. this issue has been resolved dire

fremont police believe they will be out there for a while and at inn -- and the p.m. think they will be out there for a while and the roads are closed for the next three or four hours according to the fremont police during a traffic invest fashion and no major problems along north pound 2 #0 or getting into valley amount. >> today is expected to be the hottest day. ridge of high pressure is over the area and the clockwise and i am zoom it arm and it is moving around and into the central valley. thunderstorms are possible for the sierra and for us it will be an inn flush gnawings and once again it will be cool here and mild to warm around the bay and hot inland and some of us are touching 100 degrees for the afternoon and this is what i wanted to point out, plenty of and for us this will be a snare and make sure it is a little bit muggy before 64 degrees in livermore and and this who are and they are going from 90 degrees into the east bay from east bay to napa and baking in livermore 100 for brentwood into the south bay 96 and 96 for morgan hill and for the peninsular

innes is here. innes. >> asking people around the world to take part in a campaign using her life experience as inspiration. take a look. >> she dreamed of learning. >> she was not alone. >> weakness, fear. and hopelessness decide, strength, fervor and courage was born. >> she was determined. >> she was stronger than violence. >> she was stronger than oppression. >> she was stronger than fear. >> what are you stronger than? show it to the world on this mallala day. >> and people are showing the hasht stronger than. including the first lady who just a few hours ago tweeted a message, thank you malala, for inspiring girls to be stronger than adversity. a day for all of us to say we are stronger than fear and intimidation. you have these students in liverpool who have these signs that say i am stronger than inequality, double standards oppression. and stronger than silence and craig calberger says, stronger than apathy. >> that's really good. malala youseffsia. it is movement.org, roxana saberi has bee

maria innes ferre has this sto story. innes. >> this brings the debt toll to 29 people. the death toll is lower than over the 4th of july holiday when 53 people were wounded and 9 were killed. >>> crews are battling a wildfire in oregon. the tblaiz is about 1.5 square miles. a wildfire in california has burned six square mierls and destroyed 18 structures. hot, dry weather is needing the wildfires. a string of earthquakes shook oklahoma over the weekend. officials say the most severe registered a 4.3 magnitude. researchers say last month oklahoma had more earthquakes than california. scientists say fracking could be causing the rise in tremors. >>> crews are taking air quality readings near philadelphia after a strong odor forced residents to evacuate. residents from 150 homes had to leave the area on sunday. environmental officials say the odor came out of basement sump pumps but they still don't know what it is. >> this is more than likely a long term incident so this is initial testing to get them back into their residence and behave what we find the results we get ba

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depends on your level of inn tock indication.may just plow right into something because of the lower reflexes. >> reporter: if caught you can lose your boating and motor vehicle license and serve jail time. >> err yell this summer donald, of phillipsburg appeared in court facin faceing vehicular he and aggravated manslaughter charges. police say he was under the influence on the delaware when he crashed his boat into a rock two years ago. killing a harmony township woman on board whose body wasn't found until days later. the number of accidents are significantly down over last year when there were 320 accidents and eight fatalities. so far this year, just 14 accidents and one fatality. and troopers hope to keep it that way this weekend. >> take it easy. just play it smart. don't, you know --, save the alcohol for home. >> reporter: as the day continues state police expect boating traffic to get even heavier and that's while they'll have 100 extra troopers patrolling the water to make sure everybody has a happy but safe fourth of

. >> outside the room, in a hallway was a trash can and inside that trash can was a' holiday inn bag. inside it was a walmart bag. inside the walmart bag was a set of latex gloves. >> but where was rodriguez? a check of his cell phone records gave police the answer. >> within hours after he had disposed of the body he's on a bus and during this trip, he takes a picture of himself in the green and white shirt that he had worn smiling at the camera as if nothing had happened and sending it to one of his girlfriends saying i'm on my way back to an antone. >> in san antonio, police proceeded to rodriguez' parents' home which was where they found him on his computer. when questioned about summer baldwin's murder, he denied any involvement. but the forensic evidence found on the latex gloves in the hotel trash left no doubt. >> those latex gloves were processed for dna evidence. both sides. >> on the outside was summer baldwin's dna. on the inside was summer baldwin's dna again. this time, mixed with rodriguez's dna. and rodriguez' dna also matched dna from summer's rape kit. to investigato

innes is back with that.es. >> people all over the world are posting pictures like these for example. it says i'm jewish and i'm from israel, i'm muslim i'm from palestine, why can't we all get along. this woman says my mom is jewish my dad is muslim. how can i be an enemy of myself? these are the college students that started the campaign. one of them grew up in tel aviv, the other is a muslim in syria. they realize a hashtag will not create peace but create dialogue. >> you are not my enemy. we can listen to each other and learn from each other. maybe there's much more in agreement than we think. >> if someone isn't busy accusing someone of being a certain way because they identify with a certain political group. if we create that type of movement people will be able to hear each other more and this is what we need. >> reporter: and both of the students are pleased with the response they have received so far. they have received criticism from some but they are just look for more of a dialogue with all of th

tony. >> thank you innes. there is now a huge push in mexico's capitol city a huge push to trip pollution. >> free aerobic and yoga classes and a push to turn around. she says dozens of gardens like this are becomings a trend in mexico. they purify the air but also help regulate the temperature inside homes. these places are complept. i feel like i'm -- excellent. i file like i'm contributing to making this city greener and cleaner. this is small but i feel a difference already. >> she says the whole family is less stressed out including the dogs. the company behind the rooftop gardens is giving tax credits to install them. >> plants and everything that is green help us to improve the air, to get more oxygen because they capture carbon dioxide which is bad for us. >> reporter: decades ago people said just breathing mexico city's air was as unhealthy as smoking a yet. an almost permanent blanket of smog. but they want to change that. this is only one of many programs they want to implement this year. bicycles a

maria innes ferre has the story. inez. >> they stopped servicing the los angeles and long beach ports. the strike could impact trade through the twin ports. they are the gateway for going coming in and out of asia. the lawyer for a friend of the boston marathon suspect claims i is not a are terrorist. he claims his roommate disposed of the knapsack. more challenges for the battle against wiestle wiestles in wil. officials claim the conditions could threaten home in the state today. >>> just when you thought you had seen every type of kick starter project out there, a man desired to ask for $10 to make a potato salad. the kind like your mom makes. the project raised more than $24,000 in donations, 10,000 of those in the last couple of hours and now brown plans to make a step by step video and says he is donatin is inviting o donated to the potatoes salad project into a party tasting potato salad. >> how about mac macaroni and cheese? thank you ines. washington state officials hand out the first pot licenses america mo

now trying to come to grips with an inn ex applicable loss.at is brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> heartbreaking natasha. thank you in logan square ukrainian americans mourn the crash victims and call for an end to the fighting in their homeland. they held vigil near the ukrainian flag on the ben franklin parkway. this ukrainian americans blame russia for the violence and they're concerned about the safety of their loved ones in that region. >> let's take look at the latest on the malaysia airlines flight 17 investigation. today president obama called for a cease fire between ukraine and pro russia fighters who are inside that country. those rebels are widely suspected by the west of firing the surface to air missile that brought down that plane. investigators are now at the crash site to remove the dead and to look for evidence. they were also trying to locate the plane's flight recorders. >> black box is a huge concern because it's a major piece of evidence. they're also concerned about the perimeter whether it's been secured to the point.

with these acquisitions that are currently being planned, including what we just planned with 900 innes, we're going to have $38 million left in this open space fund so plenty of opportunities, but something we need to be very proactive about. i think to a comment about the ability to be privately fund raise it's a very valid comment. one thing we talked about, i think this process is starting to bring new people into the fold of being philanthropic with the rec and park department and opening eyes about how transformative a project can be for a neighborhood. i think that's, to me, what is really exciting about this project is a lot more people coming into the fold to really think about what we could do in terms of our parks and leveraging some of our private citizens, philanthropic abilities. lastly i'll say it's not just three years we've been working on it. this has been in working for decades within the neighborhood so i don't want to dismiss that be at all. this has been a reservoir sitting dormant for over 60 years and being talked about for decades across the neighborhood and cit

tonight showers inn thunderstorms, warm humid 73 degrees. very hot and humid at 94, but it could feel as hot as 105 plus in some spots at the height of the afternoon. you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast very active tomorrow, hot, humid, 94 degrees, thursday heavy showers and storms right into thursday night, early showers and storms friday we will try i'm optimistic we will clear it out at least in the city by the time we have our fourth of july fire works friday evening and continue our streak of beautiful weekend mid 80's, sun inn and beautiful, and we have that to look forward to. >> yes, long weekend. >> kate, thanks. >>> and the one bonus with the weekend coming up is that traffic this week is a little, on the slow side but lets take a look, traveling tacony palmyra bridgette is opened, the ships literally passed through, we will be reopening eventually but right now expect the closure of 73 and backup on 73 in either direction. here's that slow go in your rush hour, well, really in the so much. forty-nine is your a

maria innes ferre has a story for us. innes. >> picture posted online from people all over the world and some of them coming from mixed families, my mom is jewish my dad is muslim. how can i be an enemy of myself? this one, mother jewish, father palestinian, whatever we suffer, hate makes it worse. now these two college students in new york have been active with the campaign and one of them grew up in tel aviv, the other is a muslim from syria. they realize, a hashtag itself won't create peace but they do hope it will create dialogue. >> if you are not my enemy we can listen to each other and learn from each other. maybe there's a lot more we agree on than people think. >> if someone isn't busy accusing someone of being a certain way because they identify with a certain political group, if we create that type of movement, people will be able to hear each other more and this is what we need. >> reporter: and the students told me the dialogue online over the last month has really gotten so violent that they hope that this w

our dew point inn connection we were at insufferable a couple days ago.ook at where we are for the the weekend in the awesome range. doesn't mean no better word to describe it and awesome, dry, pleasant. great day to be outside. the winds will be still gusty through tonight, breezy conditions through tomorrow as well. but northwesterly wind and that eliminated the humidity. head nothing to sunday you can see winds switch, southeasterly and that is where heat comes back in and humidity starts to creep back in as well. for the overnight hours mainly clear, breezy, cooler. we are at 62 for overnight low. and then tomorrow does not get much better than this for a july day. 84 degrees. comfortable. humidity low. it is a full day of sunshine. if you don't get outside and enjoy tomorrow, you are doing yourself a disservice, it is a beautiful saturday. sunday looks great, 88. good pool day there. monday we are back to 93 as people head back to work after a long weekend and then another chance for showers and thunderstorms, as we get into tuesday and wednesday of

fourth inn nothing score. lucas duda with the fly ball to center. ben revere with nice defense up over for the rob. of a homerun. game tied. daniel murphy one of his three hits in the game. three run shot. that gave the mets a four-one lead. in the eighth, lucas duda had his day. did not get robbed. two run shot off the facade at right. the mets beat the phils 11-two. >> we'll be rye back. ♪ >> new at 11:00 state borders and bicyclists turn out for the latest fun safe philly summer pop up event. >> many of them showing off their skills by doing tricks on the ramps at franklin 68 park. "eyewitness news" along the schuylkill river trail in fairmount park. just one of the fun and save activities the city planned for young people this summer. a great night to be out there. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thank you for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kathy and all of us here, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c

fourth inn nothing score. lucas duda with the fly ball to center. revere with nice defense up over for the rob. of a homerun. game tied. daniel murphy one of his three hits in the game. three run shot. that gave the mets a four-one lead. in the eighth, lucas duda had his day. did not get robbed. two run shot off the facade at right. the mets beat the phils 11-two. >> we'll be rye back. ♪ theof adventure awaits.ndhat the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 sedan with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $319 a month. >> new at 11:00 state borders and bicyclists turn out for the latest fun safe philly summer pop up event. >> many of them showing off their skills by doing tricks on the ramps at franklin 68 park. "eyewitness news" along the schuylkill river trail in fairmount park. just one of the fun

so do i believe that dean inn jekted himself with heroin?ely not. >> reporter: that's wry yo pell's former live-in nanny who says she left her job because of tichelman's drug use and frequent outbursts. >> i really, truly believe that alix may have something to do with this and very happy they have reopened this investigation. >> reporter: no word yet from tichelman's public defender. she will next be in court on wednesday where she will be arraigned on numerous charges, the most serious, of course, felony manslaughter. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> still to come in the newsroom, the first wave of illegal immigrants deported from the united states, but will this help bridge the gap between lawmakers who think president obama suspect tough enough on immigration? we will talk about that next. ♪ so nice, so nice ♪ sweet, sweet, st. thomas nice ♪ ♪ so nice, so nice ♪ st. croix full of pure vibes ♪ so nice, so nice ♪ st. john a real paradise ♪ so nice, so nice ♪ proud to be from the virgin islands ♪ ♪ and the whole place nice [ female announ

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i'd like to discuss an item that will have a significant contribution to the bayview community, 900 innes. i'm introducing legislation to acquire the southern waterfront parcel of open space. it is important we note that this acquisition of the property at 00 innes is an integral piece to completing the greenway which is actually critically needed to continue to move the bayview community in the revitalization of the greenway forward. the bayview master plan is one of the city's most comprehensive open space planning issues in decades to come. it is in part of the city where we are experiencing rapidly growing changes to the neighborhood. once completed, the region will be like, i hate to say this, but like chrisy field, but only better. i want to use chrisy field as an example because that is a mental image we all can wrap our minds around. we are going to take chrisy field by storm because we're going to make it better and it's going to be transforming resources that have really been neglected for the community and create a beautiful open space and greater waterfront space accessible fo

one guy's inn cell remote control lawnmower turning a lot of heads.e says he needed to create it at the first place. >> and we are tracking in severe weather and tomorrow more will be on the way. i'll have all the details coming up. ♪ >> these cyclists are peddling in northeast philadelphia today to remember police officers lost to suicide. one says his brother served the community of south philadelphia. detective joseph gibson committed suicide in 2010. he was one of five officers who died the same way that year. cyclists say it's a problem nationwide and they want to raise awareness about suicide through their project blue light memorial ride. because many law enforcement officers suffer from post traumatic stress diss or. >> and cutting the lawn is a lot of people's least favorite chores. but one maryland man may have come up with a solution. >> a little bit of know how and old fashion tinkering he built a remote controlled lawn more. tom fitzgerald it is turning yard work into fun. >> reporter: every since he could remember, anthony stills was alw

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innes. >> that seems to be making matters worse. folks were fume going his comments.y felt he was somehow trying to blame the victim. michelle says, violence isn't the victim's, violence is disgusting, walk away. goldy wrote, unfortunately, steven and his supporters are not alone. so many police officers, prosecutors and judges share that opinion. smith issued the following apology saying he made the most egregious error of his career. >> this was not my intent, not what i whereas trying to say. yet the failure to clearly articulate what i was trying to say, lies strictly on my shoulders. >> people will just take his words identity of context. kenny said, sounds sincere to me. espn issued a statement saying hiss comments didn't reflect the station's point of view, tony. >> what did he in fact want to articulate is still kind of an open question as far as i'm concerned. maria, thank you. ing i'm tony harris, "real money" with ali velshi is next on al jazeera america. >>> met care and social security will rount of money unless lawmakers make some changes. i'll tell you

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