good evening, i'm natasha brown.et's get right over to meteorologist kyla grogan in for lauren casey tonight. what should we expect. >> natasha, the good news is the worst of it is happening right now and you can see this line of storms and you see the lightning associated with it, wilmington getting hit with heavy showers, it's skirting to the south of philadelphia. we're catching a little bit of a break but notice it is going to keep moving towards the shore so those of you who are in places like vineland if you're down in atlantic city be on the lookout, you've got a round of this coming your way. as we zoom out, what's happening is a front is going to track through. we know that the front can help us out a lot, it can have that pass us by and then make humidity a lot better and that is what we're going to see as we head into the next 24 hours. so, we just have to hang on and get rid of these storms. current temperature right now in philadelphia, 77 degrees. you can see the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hou

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.bout 300 people arrived at the 24th district in juniata park shortly after 9 o'clock tonight. they were speaking out about recent police involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. trang do is there live for us tonight with the very latest. trang. >> reporter: well, natasha, this protest started about 6 o'clock about a mile and a half away and protestors just walked out of here around 10:30, whitaker avenue now reopened to traffic. at times protestors used some pretty strong language and profanity but for the most part the march went out without incident. >> are you tired? are you tired. >> yes. >> are you tired. >> yes. >> reporter: a multicultural crowd came together at the corner of north plasher and west cambria in fairhill for the fourth protest in as many nights in philadelphia. >> whose streets. >> our streets. >> whose streets. >> our streets. >> reporter: philly coalition for real justice included some demonstrators who rallied against police brutality for decades. >> nothi

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.lash flood warnings are in effect as we speak. let's get right over to meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center with more on this dangerous weather. lauren. >> thanks, not shah. yeah, scary situation in parts of mercer county as we have been dealing with steady rainfall and rainfall that is heavy at times leading to that flash flood event ongoing right now. storm scan3 showing us most of the activity in and along the i-95 corridor and points westward. rainfall intensity is starting to pick up. this sloop three hours long so you can see that rain coming down steadily throughout that loop, time frame so we're just piling up the rain at this point. this is mercer county right here. the rain continuing to fall and the intensity starting to pick up a little bit in trenton up into the princeton area where we have seen that flooding. so far rainfall totals in the last three hours around parts of mercer county up to five plus inches of rainfall and our doppler estimates that's why we h

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. these were two separate strikes apparently that happened within eight minutes of each other and one victim was struck on new jersey avenue on the beach, the other person in a car on the 300 block of ocean avenue. both have been hospitalized at this point. storms are still in the area tonight. let's get right over to meteorologist lauren casey with the very latest on our forecast. lauren. >> thanks so much, natasha. yeah, unfortunate news to hear. we have been contending with strong and severe thunderstorms. not widespread in nature but certainly putting down some gusty winds a lot of frequent lightning and possibly penny size hail. we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of southern new jersey including a large portion of burlington county this in effect until 6:30 that is for the possibility of 60 miles per hour winds penny size hail and frequent lightning. lightning activity seems to be waning over the last couple frames of this last couple loops and that's good ne

natasha? >> reporter: well, this is certainly not your ordinary search and rescue operation today.here is no doubt about that. but after a very dangerous mission, a man's life was saved in the end. >> at about 6:00 p.m., the fire department ghana search and rescue mission at ninth and pike in hunting park. after a man was found trapped in a 18-inch sewer pipe. >> that somehow he wounds up in the sewer hole, whether or not he -- someone removed it or he was, you know, we don't know exactly how he wounds up there. >> the investigation into how the man ended up in the sewer, seconds, in desperate attempt to save his life. pgw crews on the site, assisting in the search, but after more than an hour and a half, on a very hot day, neighbors watching grew more and more concerned. >> it has been a couple of hours, and i really was hoping for the best because he had been down therefore such a long time. we seen them running to different holes to see if they could find him, but if they find him alive -- >> he's ' life. >> outburst of applause after the man trapped 10 feet underground lodge in

lauren. >> thanks, natasha.heat today and we were only cooled off by severe storms that rolled through the area earlier this evening especially the southern half of the delaware valley but now all is quiet on storm scan3 and there's no addition in storm threat as we head not overnight. we return to mostly clear sky conditions but an active few hours especially across parts of pennsylvania and south jersey. caln township near downingtown a-tree falling on septa wires and two people had to be rescued from the train. off brigantine beach a brief water spout developed. barrington trees down on cars as well. laurel lake new jersey some wires down create something power outages but now yes we return to quiet conditions. we did pick up much needed rainfall. close to an inch in haddon heights along with all that hail, quarter size in its size and norristown about a half inch of rainfall same case in clementon about a half inch. it did cool us off from the extreme heat. 97 degrees the high temperature and we were just sh

>> reporter: hi, natasha. well this fragile peace between hillary clinton supporters and bernie sanders have been rocked to start this convention amid this e-mail scandal that has cost the dnc chair her job and her place at this convention. >> in the end. it wasn't meant to be for outgoing democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz. a decision to allow the florida congresswoman to gavel the convention was rescinded after she was booed off the stage by her own delegation at a morning breakfast in philadelphia. >> all right, everybody, now, settle down. >> reporter: the outburst came after e-mails released by wikileaks revealed some dnc staffers were exploring ways to undermine the primary campaign of bernie sanders. >> sorry to see her go but i understand she didn't want to be any more of a distraction and there is always room for fresh leadership and so the change will be one that we want to make sure we embrace. >> there were fireworks at the california delegation breakfast where alex padill

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.ire engines were on the scene within five minutes of getting the call but it was too late. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more from morton borough. >> reporter: there was supposed to be a big fourth of july party here full of food and family. >> it's a sadness that comes over you. >> reporter: around 5:00 a.m. those plans were lost along with so much more. >> they received word that there were two victims trapped inside the house. >> reporter: crews in morton, delaware county were called to a home on the 600 block of cedar lane where heavy smoke and fire had consumed the rear end of the house. >> we're investigating that the fire may have begun on the back of the house in the rear. >> reporter: they're also investigating a slow cooker being used to prepare for the party as a possible cause. neighbors say that the homeownerrer theodore fine was a talented chef. he and his wife barbara were pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors say the couple was very security minded an

our natasha brown is outside police headquarters with where the investigation stands. natasha? >> reporter: well we can tell you ukee this has been and extreme many emotional day and emotionally exhausting day for this 13-year-old boy's father while they are mourning his loss two of his friends are in police custody charged with his death. >> he's gone. my brother ain't never coming back. and it hurts so bad. >> reporter: grieving sister coming to grips with the erie placeable loss of her 13-year-old brother. >> people say it will okay but it's not okay. because he ain't never coming back. all i got left on a shirt. >> wearing a rest in peace shirt baying her 1384 old brother christopher mackey's picture. he was found with gunshot to the face on walnut lane in germantown. he later died at the hospital. police say he was with group of friends playing with gun when neighbors heard the gunshot. now, a 15 year old boy has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly firing the gun. a 17-year-old boy is charged with recklessly endangering another person for allegedly loa

. >>> good evening i'm natasha brown thanks so much for joining us a long with the schedule septa has managed to add 1700 seats. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at septa headquarters in center city with reaction from some riders tonight, trang. >> reporter: natasha, riders i spoke to are upset about these new schedules. they say times are different by a few minutes but their trains are only coming once an hour. thanks to loaned equipment from amtrak, nj transit and maryland come monday morning there will be 1700 additional seats on septa's regional rail lines. septa release aid new interim schedule to reflect addition of the three locomotives and 18 passenger cars. >> center city. >> reporter: regional rail riders we spoke to said they didn't see much difference at all in the new rail time. >> the new schedule is pretty much, within five minutes the way that the schedule was before. >> reporter: on july 3rd septa pulled 120 of the silver liner five cars due to the structural defect. that resulted in a loss of 13,000 seats on regional rail lines, until those cars can be rep

natasha? >> reporter: well, this is certainly not your ordinary search and rescue operation today. there is no doubt about that. but after a very dangerous mission, a man's life was saved in the end. >> at about 6:00 p.m., the fire department ghana search and rescue mission at ninth and pike in hunting park. after a man was found trapped in a 18-inch sewer pipe. >> that somehow he wounds up in the sewer hole, whether or not he -- someone removed it or he was, you know, we don't know exactly how he wounds up there. >> the investigation into how the man ended up in the sewer, seconds, in desperate attempt to save his life. pgw crews on the site, assisting in the search, but after more than an hour and a half, on a very hot day, neighbors watching grew more and more concerned. >> it has been a couple of hours, and i really was hoping for the best because he had been down therefore such a long time. we seen them running to different holes to see if they could find him, but if they find him alive -- >> he's ' life. >> outburst of applause after the man trapped 10 feet underground lodge

our natasha brown is outside police headquarters with where the investigation stands. natasha? >> reporter: well we can tell you ukee this has been and extreme many emotional day and emotionally exhausting day for this 13-year-old boy's father while they are mourning his loss two of his friends are in police custody charged with his death. >> he's gone. my brother ain't never coming back. and it hurts so bad. >> reporter: grieving sister coming to grips with the erie placeable loss of her 13-year-old brother. >> people say it will okay but it's not okay. because he ain't never coming back. all i got left on a shirt. >> wearing a rest in peace shirt baying her 1384 old brother christopher mackey's picture. he was found with gunshot to the face on walnut lane in germantown. he later died at the hospital. police say he was with group of friends playing with gun when neighbors heard the gunshot. now, a 15 year old boy has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly firing the gun. a 17-year-old boy is charged with recklessly endangering another person for allegedly loa

. >> reporter: well natasha, septa is still working out an agreement with amtrak to provide additional cars. they are hoping to have it worked out by tonight so they can get the new schedule out so commuters can work fort workweek rush. from late trains to jam packed cars it was a rough week for septa commuters especially regional rail riders like beth snyder. >> frustrating a lot of lateness, one day it will be on time next day late. >> reporter: they took a third of the cars off line over july 4th weekends. after engineers discussed cracks in their main suspension system. help is on the way. general manager a nowed friday in amtrak, new jersey transit, marked and maryland will be sending cars to help them beef up service. >> this will a lieu us to have three additional train sets out there with roughly 17 hundred total seats we'll be working to get multiple trips out of those vehicles. >> reporter: septa intends to release a new interim schedule sunday night to be in place for the monday morning commute. snyder is hoping for relief. >> we're going to go over the schedule and see what

p.m. -- film.>> let's take a look at nick tosha -- natasha. [ video playing ] [ music playing ]. >>> what a wonderful variety, and we will take a quick break and be right back with mosaic. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic, and we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the 36th annual film festival and welcome back to lexi leban and jay rosenblatt.>>> what do we have this year?>> we have a spotlight on the television there is. -- "televisionaries." and we have three israeli television series, and one of them, "false flag" created and written by someone that will be with us, and it will keep you on the edge of your seats, and we have a clip on that. and we also have a series, "the rider --" and "the writer" and we have another series, and in season two, and we are excited about that. and you can also watch season number one.>>> this is a clip from "false flag." [ video playing ] >>> fascinating. what other israeli films do you have this year?>> we have from sundance, "the settlers" and the director will be with us. this is an interesting film given the news abou

that's going to do it for us and i'm natasha brown. lesley lauren all of us here, thank you so much for joining us. and remember, we are always on for you cbsphilly.com. we're going to he see you at 10 o'clock on the cw philly, and back here at 11 o'clock on cbs3. hopefully we can dart out without rain later. >> yeah. >> okay, lauren. >> especially by sunset those storms gone. >> they're done, all right thank you so much lauren. appreciate it. we're back with you later tonight. take care, everybody. >> ♪ great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: is it a democrats' ret

. >> i'm natasha zouves. turning to the philadelphia and the democratic convention ticking off today and things got off to a rough start. >> yeah. >> all right, everybody, now, settle down. >> boos and jeers greeting democrats as that e-mail leak about dnc leaders dominating the headlines and the mood of the democratic delegates. >> karen is tracking what happened so far and what is expected later tonight. >> reporter: here in philadelphia, democratic party unit being put to the test. bernie sanders' supporters making their voices heard, chantsing his name and booing at almost every mention of hillary clinton. even interrupting the opening prayer. [ chanting ] an incredible scene today. bernie sanders telling his passionate supporters, the focus is now defeating donald trump. but the crowd clearly not liking their options. >> and we have got to a -- elect hillary clinton and tim k. >> reporter: hillary clinton hit the trail in north carolina today. >> hello, charlotte. >> reporter: this is supposed to be her

i am natasha zouves. i am matt keller here for reggie aqui, but, first, breaking news in the east bay. a huge fiery big-rig accident killing the driver. here is amy hollyfield would just arrived on the scene. amy? >> natasha, they are keeping us back here because we have been told they are considering this is a crime scene and the coroner is on the way. you can see the wreck average has been shoved to the side, so, to get it out of the lanes of traffic, that is the good news for drivers. though do have one lane shut down here on northbound 880 andship drove and they have the davis street off-ramp closed. but at one point when the big-rig was on fire, all lanes were blocked. they have made progress hire for drivers. they got the call the big-rig was on fire at 3:59 this morning. at 4:telephone she should the sig-alert and they were able to get the lanes, one, two, and three open but the 4th lane is shut down to is a

>> the next clip is from the film called "natasha" our centerpiece narrative. it's directed by the jewish canadian writer. he has written short storyings for "the new yorker ." this is based on a collection of short stories that he wrote. he's the director of the film. it's a coming of age story. natasha is a sexually precocious step cousin of the main character. she comes to canada. it's about the escapades that ensue. it's an interesting, well made, dramatic, provocative film. >> let's take a look. ♪ >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's a cousin, sort of. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she's russian with foreign intents. . >> what a wonderful variety of films at the festival. we're going to take a quick break and come back in a moment here on "mosaic ." >>> welcome back to "mosaic ." welcome back lexi and jay. every year the film festival has a cluster of israeli films. what do you have this year? i wanted to mention we have a spotlight on televisionaries. in some ways it's in honor of norman joining us. we have three israeli television series. one is f

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>> natasha, good morning. hello reggie and matt. >> we will have marine layer clouds back leading to fog in warming trend, so it will rest before it amps back up. the marine layer is light and scattered. at 4:00, 50s at coast and 60s to 70s an the bay and 80s inland. almost as warm as yesterday. sue? >> no delays or problems with muni. that is great news. everyone is getting off to a good start this early thursday morning and bart has 42 trains on time after a miserable day yesterday. hopefully we will stay on track. use train one, last tracy on time at 4:20 and ace tray is ready to leave on time at 5:35. we have a sig-alert in rodeo the off ramp from westbound 80 blocked with a big-rig and a car stuck up the big-rig. the off-ramp is closed. the next ramp is highway 4 to get where you need to go. >> now back to the breaking news in milbrae. >> katie is there for us. >> good morning, we have been on scene for an hour and the fire has only increased, and the front of the building has a library in the area so a l

i am natasha zouves. >> i am jessica castro. i am here for reggie aqui. now a check of weather and traffic. mike? >> i am meteorologist mike nicco. here for the males hanging out with the ladies. a good friday. >> live doppler hd is showing you petaluma had half mile visibility that changed to three. watch out for thick fog and across the golden gate. we look from sutro tower can the marine layer of clouds hanging out 50 to 68 through 7:00. remember, poor air quality this afternoon at 62 to 97. if you are headed out this evening, up to 87. what happened to alexis? >> did i run her off? >> we scared her away. >> she is going to be fine and can put up with you. >> no metering lights at the bay bridge and traffic is light. a 15 minute drive from golden gate field and 80 when into the city. check out the golden gate, we have thing fog on the de, limit visibility, you need your windshield wipers coming through the waldo grade and through the tunnel but traffic is light, we are looking at zip are truck at four lanes for the southbound commute and two lanes nort

. >> i am natasha zouves. it is wednesday, july 13. meteorologist mike nicco, the warming trend starts today. >> it does. natasha zouves and reggie aqui. we will look at why, a lack cloud cover on live doppler hd. total sunshine. quick warming. 50s this morning. by noon, 60 to 84. this afternoon in the early evening, we have kids maybe playing sports or activities, take the water we are 611 at coast and 93 inland. frances? >> we will check off a sig-alert so that is good news, southbound 280, an early sig-alert has been canceled that did not cause a delay. we are seeing a lot of brake lights in the typical spot westbound 580 to the altamont pass with a slow ride. we will update on the crash westbound 80 coming up in my next report. >> breaking news: we will take a picture from livermore where firefighters are looking for hot spots from a fire that destroyed a heating and cooling business and in you are looking at video of the flames that broke out before midnight at millers heating and air conditioning on research drive by the time the

jessica and natasha, back to you >> and mike nicco is on the roof. another hot day but this is relief on way? >> you can feel it. right here on the roof. it and 51 degrees. there is mist in the air. good morning, everyone. we will look at the shot from sfo, normally we have it pointed at sfo but our cameras pointed to the east and you can see gonous sunrise and the clouds but they are not causing any flight arrival delays. the area we are concerned with, with poor air quality, inland east bay hills and valleys, this is a backdrop and the 13th "spare the air" and the heat will rule, more clouds and patchy fog, excessive heat will under this weekend. we will talk about ins in you are going out on the water this afternoon, north of the bay bridge and east of the golden gate bridge through the delta, winds are from the west at 24 to 38 and small craft advisory until look. temperatures to the south low-to-mid 80s and close to average in santa clara rally until los gatos and gilroy low-to-mid 90 and the boardwalk, 74 in santa cruz and 73 at millbrae to pal

i am natasha zouves. >> i am matt keller, and natasha zouves is next to me. reggie aqui is at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. how is it going, reggie? >> i am in a different place this morning at mayor idea hotel in downtown philadelphia where the delegation in california is about to have their breakfast. this is where the unity for the party, in it will happen, begins >> can they do it? back to a check of the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. mike? >> good morning. if you had issues with the air quality, today is not much better in the north bay we are looking at san rafael. healthy levels of par tick lot matter with winds from the south. warmer in must areas 52 to 62. a quick warming by noon, up to 90 inland. 70 in san francisco and 103 inland and at 4:00, 64 to 86. warm in some areas through 7:00. sue? >> we will check on drive times for the early morning commuters out of tracy and the central valley and tracy to dublin westbound, antioch to concord under 15 minutes and westbound highway 4 and 101 into san francisco from marin coun

. >> from oakland, i am natasha zouves. >> i am mad keller here for reggie aqui at the dnc. now to amy hollyfield with the latest on the sig-alert. amy? >> good morning. they are moving quickly out here. they thing they will reopen all lanes in five more minutes. the coroner has come and left. the tow tuck is hauling away the car that hit the person. an investigation is wrapping up. we could see them with flashlights, looking for evidence on northbound 880. also, they had to clean up from the accident. this call came in at 4:00 this morning. someone who was walking on the freeway was hit and killed by a car. all lanes are shut down. they have been for an hour. they are conducting the investigation. all cars are exiting here at 66th avenue right next to oracle arena. a backup, of course, is building and it is inconvenience but we can report that this is about to wrap up. in five more minutes you can expect to see the lanes reopen so the morning commute should be okay. >>> now it is time to check with sue hall and the days on what to do this morning if you are headed in that d

>> good morning, natasha. eighters ago i covered both of the conventions and that is quit a difference teen eight years ago and now. especially for the security. i have never seen figure like this to get into an event. i heard a lot of how they are adding extra officers from all over the country and you can see the emphasis that is happening outside and inside at the arena. and i will show you the journey it takes to got inside for the delegates and the media covering the of sent. you get into a shuttle and you go through what feels like barracks, really be fences that line a lot of the compart of downtown cleveland, 3 1/2 mile the security fence to keep people out who do not have the yes democrats to get in. there are 5,500 officers, a couple of thousand from out-of-state including from c.h.p., we saw a vehicle last night, in fact. the head of the local police union is still not convinced the city has done enough to protect officers. he continues to account governor to stop allowing people to open carry in cl

good evening i'm natasha brown thanks for joining us. more than a hundred septa cars are now out of service as structural defect were found. eyewitness news reporter joe holden cecity's commute could be rough for rail riders. >> reporter: just after midnight friday septa officials say an inspector note sister silver liner rail car was leaning. the problem more serious than first thought. cracks were found. >> this is an all hands on deck situation for september t we understand the profound ways in which this will adversely affect our loyal riders: at a rare holiday weekend news conference septa manager details actions. all silver liner fives were taken out of service. make up about a third of septa's entire regional rail fleet. >> with one third of our fleet out of service, however, tuesday is the challenge. and unfortunately, it will be rough on our railroad customers. >> reporter: 95 of 100 silver liner cars inspected were found to have a crack in a part of the suspension system. we asked the worse case scenario if left un addressed. >

that is very latest for now reporting live, natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".ow back to you. >> natasha, thank you. >>> cbs news is covering the democratic convention, right down to the closing moments tonight, "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will be live from the wells fargo center at 6:30 and cbs news will continue prime time coverage starting at 10:00, followed by "eyewitness news" right here on cbs-3. >>> well, some strong thunderstorms moved through the city, we just made it in. >> we were rushing inside here not to get rained on. >> i'm's hearing reports that the media tent mighting flooding a little bit. >> this is serious. >> the threat not being over lets go to meteorologist kate bilo with more on where things stand right now. >> we do have more rain still to come tonight, and through the overnight hours even into tomorrow morning. the showers and storms have moved through this afternoon. there is a lot more where that came from and all streaming from the south and west. heaviest storms are south of philadelphia, over new castle county delaware, c

i am natasha zouves. kristen sze will be here later. there was a struggle with officers and an officer was bit. our reporter spoke with neighbors with the video you will only see here. >> i am told that a young girl witnessed the fight with officers inside the home. she told neighbors that the man turned blue. the video is now part of police evidence in the investigation. >> they pulled up. he jumped out. he ran into the garage the they were behind him. cameras captured the end of a police chase and the moment before a man wanted on a drug-related war ran, dies in custody. the taser was deployed. prior to him being hand cuffed. and it was inof fox25ive. >> the 32-year-old martinez pulled away from the 42300 block of hill view drive and people tried to pull him over. an officer had a weapon drawn following had iminto the garage. the captain described three officers wrestling martinez in the kitchen of the house. an officer was bit on the hand. >> he was handcuffed the officers realize he was not responsive and all officers have a.e.d. in

i am natasha zouves. >> i am matt keller. christian will be here today. southwest is the glitch that forced chance lays of hundreds of flight and has been fixed but the the passengers are facing major delays. aim is monitoring the situation an oakland international airport. amy? >> yes, matt, you can see how the line looks now. it is crowded at the sweat -- southwest corner but the situation is improving. this is better than what we saw early this morning. >> good news never looked so bad. southwest airlines fixed the computer problem that surfaced yesterday. but, still, they have lanes like this today. this interview was at 8:25 a.m. >> i got hour at 7:00 and the flight is 8:30 so maybe i should have gotten here earlier. all the airline canceled 400 flights today because of yesterday's problem. calling it "flight disruptions across the system." i am going to cleveland and i could have gotten an uber ride and gotten there quicker. they should be ashamed. >> the big debate, which lined moved quicker some tried both. >> now, come early is rule one. >> yeste

natasha? >> thank you, katie. a city hall that is preparing for the vigil the french flag was lowered to half staff and that was put up yesterday a few hours before attack in jubilation and recognition of bastille day. president obama ordered all united states flags at half staff in honor of the victims and is expected to spoke about the french attack at noon. we will carry it live in a special report. you can watch it right here on our abc7 news app. >> stay with abc for continuing coverage of the attack in nice on air and online with updates on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> this morning, family and friends are gathering in louisiana to honor the life of a man shot and killed by police. a funeral service is being held for alton sterling, the 37-year-old died outside of baton rouge convenience store during a confrontation with two officers. parts of the shooting were captured on cell phone video. the officers were responding to a disturbance call from someone who said a black man selling cds threatened him with a gu

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. >> i am natasha zouves. it is wednesday, july 13. meteorologist mike nicco, the warming trend starts today. >> it does. natasha zouves and reggie aqui. we will look at why, a lack cloud cover on live doppler hd. total sunshine. quick warming. 50s this morning. by noon, 60 to

good evening i'm natasha brown, thanks so much for joining us. structural defects were found on more than 100 septa cars. now those cars are out of service. "eyewitness news" joe holden says rail riders need to prepare for what could possibly be a messy morning commute tuesday. >> reporter: we're talking about the silver liner five, it is a third of septa's entire rail fleet. at this point, septa is trying to figure out how it will address the issue. that involves not only getting the parts to correct it, but also finding the manpower hours to get it done's one thing is clear. tuesday's rush hour will be full of headaches. >> just after midnight friday, septa officials say an inspector noticed a silver liner five rail car was leaning. the problem would be much more serious than first thought. cracks were discovered in the train's main suspension system. >> this is an all-hands on deck situation for septa. we understand the profound ways in which this will adversely affect our loyal riders. >> reporter: rare holiday weekend news conference, septa

. >> good morning, natasha. they are throwing every trick they can to ease the bay bridge congestion because traffic is slowing at the toll plaza but we all know how sticky and nasty the traffic is going to be in just half an hour or so. the meant transportation commission approved $40 million in funding yesterday. all for short-term solutions to our traffic problems. the goal is to make a dent in the traffic backup in the next couple of years. some of the short-term solutions are for ferries, double decker buses and my personal favorite, better h.o.v. enforcement and commuter park lots. with the bay area continued growth, both bart and ferry system are logging record ridership numbers and last year the average weekday ridership the average weekday ridership for bart was 4 but this is not much to do to impact so money will be used to purchase double decker buses increasing capacity by 40%. short-term solutions that will get thing moving on the bay bridge in the next couple of years. what do you think is the best

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i am natasha zouves. >> i am matt keller, and natasha zouves is next to me.ui is at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. how is it going, reggie? >> i am in a different place this morning at mayor idea hotel in downtown philadelphia where the delegation in california is about to have their breakfast. this is where the unity for the party, in it will happen, begins >> can they do it? back to a check of the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. mike? >> good morning. if you had issues with the air quality, today is not much better in the north bay we are looking at san rafael. healthy levels o

natasha? >> developing news from san jose this morning, police are conducting a murder investigation. officers responded to a shots fired call at willow and sherman street at sock last night. one person was found dead. police combed several neighborhoods looking for a suspect but did not find the shooter. >> police in san leandro are looking for the man who tried to kidnap a 23-year-old woman in broad daylight on a busy street. our reporter is at police headquarters with the sketch they want you to see. >> wait until you hear what police have to say about this man. first, look at what they think he looks like. this is only a sketch but it is something they wall to catch, a black male with a they want to you look at the picture. 23-year-old woman was walking do work at 7:45 when the man pulled up, sprayed her in the face with place and tried to drag her to the car. it happened on washington avenue. people her the screams and a man saw the woman being dragged and ran over and fought off her atta

. >> i am natasha zouves. glad you here on thursday, july 14. rue is here for meteorologist mike nicco with a hot day ahead? >> we do. good morning, it and remain with an bay and hot inland. we will take you outside our exploritorium from this point we are fog free and limited fog along the coast the first thing but by 4:00, we calling it very hot inland and that prime minister add "spare the air" day with poor air quality inland, and, also, in the south bay. >> we have a couple how citizens, one, new one, but both are on 680 and it could the developing hot spot, injury accident, southbound 680, off the benicia bridge at marina vista and it is off for the road so it is not causing delays, as all. but a number one just reported with injuries and this is starting to loathings down, southbound 680, at sunol, when the message rues get there we will see more brake lights as you move southbound 680 through fremont, and bay bridge toll plaza right now is backed up, almost to the 880 overcrossing and i will check out the slow drive times next report. >>

. >> reporter: natasha ran outside when she heard those gunshots. 16 all in a row. she found her boyfriend brian saron know bleeding in the street with five bullets lodged in his head. nine in his chest. it was 1:30 in the morning. saran know's one-year-old son still in the back seat car. he just gotten out of. >> natasha says shear adrenaline that gave her and her mother the strength to lift him into the car and rush him to the hospital. the women fearing whoever did this would come for the baby next hid the infant in their home. on the 2900 block of mascher street. despite their efforts, sorano died from his wounds. >> thursday afternoon the child now in the arms of family. happy meal the last thing his father ever bought for him. now littering the street where it fell when sorano was shot. police have no motives and few clues. >> we don't have any leads right now. there are no real witnesses to speak of and so obviously we need the public's help in that investigation. >> his son just turned one year last weekend. he was only 22 years old. and -- >> so young. so y

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. >> i am natasha zouves. adding insult to injury, sue is tracking our issues. >> sue? >> there is a problem. we have a bart delay. it is a major delay. when bart says it is major we are over 30 minutes. we have 32 trains but all trains out of oakland are delayed all directions because equipment problems. expect 30-minute delays. we will follow this obviously for you. mike? >> we have clear live doppler hd as in not only no rain, no drizzle but no clouds. as we look at a clear peninsula, 52 to 60, warmer, a bit warmer, 52 to 60. 61 to 81 from the coast inland. 63 to 88 at the coast inland by 4:00. and 58 to 74. i have more warmth in the seven-day forecast. >> developing news a search team from alameda county sheriff will begin a recovery mission. two men fell overboard from an inflatable raft and did not resurface part after group of seven enjoy the lake. a police lieutenant said this were no life preservers on raft. the missing men either did not know how to swim or were weak swimmers. >> dallas police will hold a communities vigil for the five officers killed in the m

natasha brown explains tonight the turmoil at temple is now taking another turn. >> reporter: even on nearly desserted temple campus students taking summer classes were stunned. >> i'm kind of disappointed i didn't really expect that, 'cause never heard anything about bad our president. >> reporter: news spread quickly to temple university's board of trustees announced late tuesday night of its inn toppings dismiss president neal theobold is unanimous vote of no confidence does primarily because the boards concerns about the way he handled the events heat leading up to the dismissal of provost. >> word came of the out of the came less than a month theobold moved the provost and blamed him for a $22 million shortfall. >> the two top officers of a university aside from the health system go, you know, basically within a couple of weeks is amazing. >> reporter: in a written statement he was not informed of any deficit until march of this year. and that he was never responsible for managing budgetary matters. former provost was also outraged after school officials revealed there were inves

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good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. this the is the second deadly attack on law enforcement in the past ten days and tonight we're learning more about the man accused of opening fire on officers at a gas station in baton rouge. >> shots fired officer down. >> gavin long a decorated ex-marine acted alone when he exchanged gunfire with police officers at a gas station in baton rouge on sunday. the officers were responding to reports of a suspicious person dressed in all black with a gun. an eyewitness live streamed the rampage on social media >> he is military. >> cbs news has learned he rented a white chevy vehicle last week and drove to baton rouge. the five inquiry veteran also posted on social media under could say me. >> you got to fight back. that's the only way. >> in one of his final acts long tweeted just because you wake up every morning doesn't mean you're living. and just because you shed your physical body doesn't mean you're dead. investigators had more than a one mile long area shut down as they went over t

lauren. >> thanks, natasha. we do have a newly issued flash flood warning in effect now for parts of burlington and atlantic county. this until 2:45 overnight tonight. we a standing flash flood warning for millard and camden county and bowlington county. we have a cluster of thunderstorms that are stagnant over parts of south jersey. you can see some of the towns included in the flash flood warning including bowlen, waterford, and also the secondary warning now includes carver city and cape may as well. we have been dealing with the heavy rainfall that's clustered and sat there for a period of hours. check out some of the doppler radar estimates. this is the past six hours. most of the rain fell in the last three to four hours. you have the bull's-eye indicating five inches of rainfall. this areas picking up three inches of rainfall across parts of camden county. it only takes about six inches of rainfall to impact your vehicle, so now with rainfall totals four to five inches, and then we have poor drainage area