stahl: ...>> aspinall: ...and sell them as ashtrays. the babies are taken for pet trade. >> stahl: to keep them safe, the gorillas were taken at first to an island to acclimate. damian's staff continued to feed them and give them medicines like malaria pills. this wasn't his first time sending gorillas here. he had already sent 12 from his zoo, but they were all babies who hadn't adapted yet to the zoo. he's taken many trips to see how they're doing. he says most of them have survived and multiplied. but on one visit, that he videotaped, he was concerned about one of them, kwibi, who hadn't been seen in a long time. >> aspinall: and i went up the river and called for him. he obviously heard my call and he came down to the edge of the river. and i jumped out of the boat and i went to see him, and he greeted me with a fantastic gurgle, love gurgle. we sat there together, and he was so sweet, and he introduced me to all his wives. thank you. then, when i wanted to leave, he wouldn't let me leave. h

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health reporter stephanie stahl with one woman's story and how she got the help she needed. >>> plus- >>> excuse me, sit down you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down! go ahead. >> donald trump press conference confrontation. find out what led to a well-known news personality being he is cored out of the room. >> and zombies want the. hundreds turned out for a frightening casting call. why for this gig the scarier the better. stay with us. ♪ >> high powered officials called for attorney general kathleen kane to to step down. voters want the same thing. kane is facing criminal charges related to allegations she leaked secret grand jury information then lied about it under oath. a new poll finds 49% of voters surveyed think she should resi resign. even more voters disapprove of the way kane is handling her job as the state's top prosecutor. 54% disapprove of her performance. 20% approve. >>> donald trump comes out swinging tonight in iowas ting a reporter out of his press conference. >> sit down. go ahead. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the trite ask a que

health reporter stephanie stahl speaks exclusively with a woman who has a rate of surveillance vile.> each birthday a milestone for you. >> you better believe it. judy loves every birthday she gets to celebrate. she survived eight different kinds of cancer. >> i'm very lucky. none of them are metastatic. >> judy who lives in montgomery county part of a new trend. there's been a drama increase in people being diagnosed with second cancers. they're different magses. not a recurrence. >> this isn't necessarily bad news. >> no. i would actually flip it and say it's actually good news we're getting so much better at treating people they live longer unfortunately than their at risk forgetting another cancer but the only reason that's happening because they done really well from their first indication. >> dr. eric horowitz at fox chase says it's starts with improvements in cancer detection. for judy married for 51 years, her cancer odyssey started with skin cancer then 16 years ago, limb tomorrow ma. >> how did you survive eight cancers? >> everything way caught early early detection is the

health reporter stephanie stahl explains the problem and the simple thing you can do to stay safe. >>> plus add a new stop to your shopping list. the brand new outlet mall in our region that's attracting bargain hunters and even a celebrity. >> and how about this? babies on parade down the shore. we'll take to you one of the oldest traditions on the boardwalk when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >>> there is new information tonight about the deadly explosion in china. the chinese are saying 50 people are dead. that number is still expected to rise. more than 700 people are injured and dozens remain missing. the blast from the chemical warehouse were so big they register as earthquakes. they produced fire balls that were visible from space. the cause is still under investigation. >>> also new tonight, a deadly accident at an mews many park in ohio. it happened at cedar point in sandusky. authorities say a park goer identified as james young end add restricted area and was hit by the raptor roller coaster. young was reportedly looking that retrieve something he dropped while he was

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 5:50 right now. and one might expect that buying a puppy for companionship would be positive experience. but, one california woman says it has just been a nightmare. she claims it all started with craigslist, catherine taylor bought this boston terrior when she moved to san diego alone. soon after, had a laundry list of health problems. turns out the little guy had parvo took him to a vet and got hal owned with a $7,000 bill. >> so you don't know what you are getting into when you are adoping a puppy. you need to do your homework. >> absolutely. taylor said she called emailed and texted the summer but has not heard a word from him. she said he has to know that he's selling sick puppies. >>> 5:51 right now. zombie's, big part of popular culture, now, you can get a chance to be one. more on how you can and part of eastern state penetentary's terror behind the walls. coming up, halloween already? first, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. since 1expert eye care.on has been providing today, we make

still ahead at 11:00 health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer what's in the so called drinkableunscreen and if it's worth a try. >>> plus the benefits of coffee. why new research suggests certain cancer patients should have another cup. kate? >> and it's day three now in the 90s. another heat wave in progress. we've got yet another day in the 90s tomorrow but then storms come through. it will end the heat wave but what does it mean for the end of your week? i'll have the full seven day forecast coming up. ♪ >> going back to the day music legend stevie wonder pops up in center city for a free concert. why the singer decided to take to the small stage when "eyewitness news" comes right back. ♪ >>> a bomb explodes in bangkok thailand killing at least 18 people and injuring more than a hundred. police earlier sealed off the scene to diffuse what they thought was another bomb it it turn out to be trash bags. the blast happened in central bangkok near a hindu shrine among the city's most tourist spots. foreigners are among the injured we've learn. no one has claimed responsibility for

still ahead at 11:00 health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer what's in the so called drinkablend if it's worth a try. >>> plus the benefits of coffee. why new research suggests certain cancer patients should have another cup. kate? >> and it's day three now in the 90s. another heat wave in progress. we've got yet another day in the 90s tomorrow but then storms come through. it will end the heat wave but what does it mean for the end of your week? i'll have the full seven day forecast coming up. ♪ >> going back to the day music legend stevie wonder pops up in center city for a free concert. why the singer decided to take to the small stage when "eyewitness news" comes right back. ♪ bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insuran

health reporter stephanie stahl shows you how it works. kate?> in the wake of today's rain, we are finally clearing out. it was a wet day from start to finish butting see now the clouds are pushing out. a starlit sky and some spots tonight and the sun returns tomorrow. got great stretch of weather hit heading into the weekend but then we start to heat up and steam up again. i'll have the full seven day forecast coming up. >> plus, they didn't make it into the royal wedding album. the never before seen photos of princess diana on her wedding day. we'll tell you why they're being made public now when "eyewitness news" continues. ♪ i'd like to put in my 15-years notice.ration you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made yo

health reporter stephanie stahl shows you how it works. kate?> in the wake of today's rain, we are finally clearing out. it was a wet day from start to finish butting see now the clouds are pushing out. a starlit sky and some spots tonight and the sun returns tomorrow. got great stretch of weather hit heading into the weekend but then we start to heat up and steam up again. i'll have the full seven day forecast coming up. >> plus, they didn't make it into the royal wedding album. the never before seen photos of princess diana on her wedding day. we'll tell you why they're being made public now when "eyewitness news" continues. ♪ >> nine people in the us and ukraine are facing federal charges accused of hacking to pull off insider trading. among the suspects a pass to have glenn mills. authorities say the suspects made nearly $100 million by stealing corporate press release where is they went out. then trading stock on that information ahead of everyone else. for example back in 2013 the hackers inter accept add release pa are in row bread third

health reporter stephanie stahl explains the problem and the simple thing you can do to stay safe. >>> plus add a new stop to your shopping list. the brand new outlet mall in our region that's attracting bargain hunters and even a celebrity. >> and how about this? babies on parade down the shore. we'll take to you one of the oldest traditions on the boardwalk when "eyewitness news" comes right back. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> there is new information tonight about the deadly explosion in china. the chinese are saying 50 people are dead. that number is still expected to rise. more than 70

health reporter stephanie stahl will have more on this first of it kinds surgery at a local hospital. and another day in the 90s justin drabick is back with more on what you can expected to. we'll be right bac music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. 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 ] >> good morning, the heat will be stick around, the humidity won't be. that's the good news, here is justin drabick. >> not a bad way to finish offer the weekend dry sunshine august, no humidity. that will change for monday. enjoy today. if you have outdoor plans today is the day to enjoy it and get outside and get anything done, you have maybe some yard work, maybe just relaxing at the pool, or hitting the shore. we take you outside right now. a loft sunshine to deal, with few high clouds roll on through, down to

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> 12 year old boy is hospitalized after sand suddenlyaved in on him at the beach it happened in surf city. lifeguards and other beach goers freed the boy eyewitnesses reported bystanders performed cpr. the boy was flown to the hospital and is in stable condition tonight. it's not known what caused the sand to clap but the boy was reportedly digging a hole at the time. >>> chopper three over sand cliffs on the beach caused by erosion. >> dangerous drop off forced the closure avenue popular stretch of avalon over the weekend. take look at it from the ground. the cliffs were about 5 feet high they stretched for about mile and for two days strong northeast winds hit the sand hard. sand from a recent beach replenishment project headed south and created the cliff. >> the sand that was displaced by the natural from the wind will wind up on south end beaches and avalon is progressive to the point we do back passing projects in the winter we take the sand that was in the north end that washes to the south and mechanically relocate it back to the

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> would you or won you?i would try it. >> i would, too. >> i would too. i'd give eight shot. >> at first i don't know if you'd want to be in a dark room and not know -- >> that's the ultimate chill sacks. >> i would try it. i love floating in the owing on nice summer day. >> i float like a rock. i need the saul. >> the ocean has plenty of saul. >> not as much as i need. >> if you're down the shore tomorrow you'll love the weather weather. let's segue into the weather here. we've got beautiful shore weather this weekend. but what we've got outside right now maybe even better than that. talk about relaxation. how about sitting outside taking a look at our blue moon. doesn't look very blue, does and it blue moon is not literal term term. it's not actually blue. the second full moon this month and you can see that gorgeous shot on skycam3 that is the moon over philadelphia right now. let's take you down to atlantic city where everything is nice and bright as well you can see the pier is open for business. we've

. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" today, fuzzy comfort our stephanie stahl will take us to chop where dogs are providing love and affection to sick children. >>> ready for some baby pictures? this is one of the the twin pandas born over weekend at national zoo. we will check on the cubs after a short break, we will be right back. >>> unexpect disturb a answer for drivers in cincinnati, a carjacker jumped in and when police tried to get him out he runs across several lanes of the the highway dodging cars and even tries to stop another vehicle. the officer eventually caught up to him and stopped him with a taser. >>> officials at the national zoo in washington d.c. released a photo of the three day old panda, this is one of two cubs born, recently, weighs less than half a pound. little bit i tiny. it is being bottled and tube federal because mother panda has moth been paying much attention to it. the it is trying to keep it healthy. >>> tonight is a great night to be outside. >> how about that, dining outside, that is what our vittoria woodill is doing. >> she's live in no

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new plan to change that. >> reporter: youngsters at thehristian street ymca look like a happy bunch but many don't have enough eat to home, and depend on food hand outs at the y. >> it is upsetting but i know the price we serve a lot of children who company here every day. they won't have dinner when we go home. >> reporter: lynn sanders with the y says hundreds of thousands of children in philadelphia are hungry and it hurts their health and the ability to learn. >> it effects their academics and how well they pay attention and preschool they fall asleep, you know, if they are hungry, they are not attentive so they don't know what is going on. when they are full it vice different. >> reporter: currently children who qualify for federal food program get breakfast lunch and a snack. bob casey wants to expand that to include dinner. he want to ear mark 350 million-dollar a year to provide, more food, to a greater number of hungry children. >> i always say if kid learn now and they will then later. >> reporter: senator casey says because of t

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a hitchhiking robot on cross country journey has metnd right here in philadelphia. this is hitch bot researcher de sinned him with a goal seeing how humans wouldn't err act with a robot. words of hitch bot location would spread on social media and drivers would show up, bring from place to place. but that all came to an end friday night right here in philadelphia when someone spotted him bot and vandalized it. >>> good sunday morning everyone, hope you are enjoying your weekend so far. another great looking day little on the hot side. at least humidity levels remain on the comfortable side. we will check in with weather watch that's morning, good looking numbers out there still some 50's to around 07 degrees, for air temperature, start you off in one of the cooler spots just north of the city, up in perkasie, john jenkins checks in at 58 degrees, this hour, he is sitting in the sunshine, and pretty much everybody s we have the clear skies. that's with a we will be dealing with throughout your entire sunday. we head into new jersey, wher

health reporter stephanie stahl explains the danger.ell, today is sunday, august 2nd, good morning i'm todd quinones. our heatwave continues. but as far as heatwaves are concerned, justin, this one not too bad. >> , no i think we're lucky humidity levels solo. actually starting offer with temperatures in the 50's in some locations. not bad. a lot of sunshine outside today. we will rapidly warm us up. again, really not that bad. if you have outdoor plans get outside if you k enjoy it, already seeing a great sunrise all across the delaware vale, we take you to the neighborhood network, up in kutztown right now from the kutztown area middle school, 58 degrees, with the sun coming up, wind out of the north-northwest at about 2 miles per hour. so no problems there. seventy-one at the airport in philadelphia, 67 in wilmington delaware, 56 mount pocono and 62 in reading, we zoom into some of the suburbs mt. holly checks in at 61 degrees as well as doylestown. looking good on storm scan3. clear skies and that's the trends, through much of the d

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. 6:48 right now. the the momentum continues for the support of our own meteorologist katie fehlinger. she dons the cover of the addition of the philadelphia daily news. they are calling this her big moment, following a viral post where katie respond to the internet hate hours commented on her appearance while being pregnant. i know, the any of of these people. she says that she's just standing up for moms every where. i have to say, as a fellow mom, we thank you, sister, well done. 6:49. still to come this morning a big win for our eagles, let's just say that this sunday morning, a look at how they played against ravens and what chip kelly has to say about his team, that is coming webuyanycar.com takes theg hassle out of sellingsuv? in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your lo

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health reporter stephanie stahl has new research. >> reporter: nearly every day you can find juan, circlingack. >> i walk and i run, one lap which business 1.6 miles. doctor says that is good. >> reporter: type of maryland rate physical activity new research suggest may lower a man's risk of developing heart failure. >> it helps the heart become efficient as a pump. >> reporter: doctor daniel, chief of cardiology at the temple university hospital says new research helps better define maryland rate physical activity. >> the study says that 20 minutes of walking or biking a day reduced risk of heart failure by 21 percent. >> there is probably a point at which the activity level may go beyond what is safe. >> reporter: study found both low and very high levels of physical activity could increase heart failure risk. patients shouldn't be, over eager. >> it is a pretty common phenomenon, right? well, if they are telling me a little bit of exercise is a good thing then a lot is probably a better thing. this study helps us understand that might not necessarily be the case. >> reporter: stud irv 30

and his family following the revelation that he has advanced cancer. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has an update on his situation. >> reporter: that is right, guys. this is obviously doctors say a very serious situation, advanced cancer discovered in a 90 year-old man. there is still a lot of unanswered questions about the the former president's condition. former president jimmy carter cut short a visit due to a bad cold three months ago. then early last week energetic 90 year-old revealed he had surgery to remove a small mass from his liver, following that operation, doctors learned he had cancer in other parts of his body. >> clearly this is devastating news. >> reporter: doctor len with the american cancer society says it is not known what kind of cancer the former president has and even though it spread there are ways to fight it. >> we actually have some new treatments that have been used in patients in their 80's and 90's and have been used successfully. >> reporter: president carter's family has a history of pancreatic family. carter writes that his father, brother a and two

health reporter stephanie stahl checks out a float center in our region to see what it is all about. >> reporter: denise grossman is soaking away her stress, in float therapy. >> it can be as simple as relaxing, and closing your eyes and giving yourself sometime and space to be alone. >> reporter: high school english teacher is a regular at float in mar tan. private tanks like a big batt tub are filled warm water and enough epson salt to keep the body completely boyant. >> which relieves the stress and pressure on the joints, and allows the in muscles to relax. >> reporter: the the owner says floattation therapy can help with everything from arthritis and high blood pressure to insomnia ape migraines. an important part of the floattation therapy is sensory deprivation. this tank is pitch black and sound proof. because you are floating there is no gravity on the body. >> when you remove all of the things that are bombarding your brain processor on a daily basis, it opens up a lot of brain power to heel, relax, you know, focus on things. >> reporter: this level of deep relaxation which

our stephanie stahl sits down with the cumberland boy who is counting his blessings after a life saving surgery and that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> i'm jessica dean. with some of the top stories, vehicular homicide and dui charges are filed against, a man from lor receipt owe street. bodwell hit and killed off-duty philadelphia police officer lemar pool and fled the scene yesterday in oxford circle. the officer pool was riding his motorcycle on the boulevard. >>> delaware county police officer is crediting a bullet-proof vest with saving his life. mark handily was shot in the chest by a suicidal man sunday in norwood. the the suspect darryl berk is now facing attempted murder charges. >>> today mayor nutter and others delivered open in philadelphia kits to businesses that will be opened for the papal visit. the open in phl kit contains signs, buttons and other items that will help businesses get the word out they will be opened during the historic visit, justin. >> justin. >>> hot and humid conditions holding on here as we leav

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i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 8:46 right now. an idaho man dealing with the problem that is a bit shall we say, unbearable. doug carter snapped these photos of the nosey little bear as it pokes through the the cat's door on his condo this has happened before, at least something like this back in may a mother bear and cubs climb up and devoured a bird fighter. then when carter got home last week, bears broke in the, home and on the balcony. i don't know what is inside that condo, but, these bears are all over it. >> it does make you wonder but i say, whatever man, don't care, just chillin. >> that is so like a cat, you know what i'm saying. >> okay, whatever. >> yes. >> i got this, in problem. you are a giant bear but i got clause but we're okay. >> can you imagine seeing that good no, that is insane. >> so cute with the head through, except the part that it is a giant creature that can kill you. >> hey, guess what time for eyewitness weather watchers. we have some fun today. in fact i wanted to start with this one, take a look he

health reporter stephanie stahl alleges the details for you. >> the energy boost has millions drinkingh is suggesting drinking regular caffeinated coffee every day may help colon cancer patient survive. >> when compared to people who didn't drink any coffee at all, those who drank four or more cups of coffee less likely to have their cancers recurs, about 42%, and they were about 33% less likely to die from their cancer. >> the study looked at nearly a thousand patient with stage three colon cans here were treated with surgery and chemotherapy. previous stud advice shown, coffee may have benefits against other malignancies, such as breast cancer, melanoma, and prostate cancer. the exact link hasn't been confirmed yet. >> we dent know. there is some discussion about the insulin, and whether coffee can make the body sensitivity -- >> eating healthy, exercise, are still the best steps for cancer patients, to stay healthy. >> researchers found patients who drank only two, three cups of coffee a day, had limited benefits, when it comes to colon cancer coming back. but, they also warn, there

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, good information there. >>> 7:26.oss goes above and beyond for his employees. chick-fil-a in austin, texas closed for five month renovation project. well, that is when jeff glover, who has operate that had restaurant for 15 years, continued to pay his 50 employees during the remodel so they wouldn't be without a paycheck. glover gave all of his employees a 1 dollar per hour raise. >> he is always taking care of us. >> it would be a real financial crisis for 50 families represented from the employees here to go five months without a job. >> pretty nice there. >> the employees are back to work now that the renovations are finished on the more new high tech restaurant. >> 7:27. still to come on "eyewitness news", the first preseason of the year is here, can you believe we are talking football already? we are telling you you about how fans are getting ready for eagles match ups with the colts and what we can expect to see for tonight's game. >>> how well have you taught your kid about stranger danger? some new jersey pare

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right. 6:46 right new. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. john taylor and vanita nair joins us live with that preview, good morning. >> good morning, it certainly is, hi nicole. it is a must stop for presidential candidates but why when it can all go wrong. a look at past missteps made at iowa state fair as current candidates step on in. >>> it is one of the hardest climbs on, planet earth, mount maru is very dangerous. we will show but the new documentary that captured the climb. >>> and a new seen around the world 07 years ago meet the couple behind that legendary photo the kissed world war two good bye. >> all this plus eye opener, dish, and music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday good all right, you peak my interest, i didn't know they were actually a couple, that is so cool. >> i thought i heard you go ohh. >> you caught me. >> but at least you know i'm listening and genuinely interested, guys, thank you. >> that is a start good yes. >> we will be watch

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right.a close call for a kyacker in florida, and it the is all caught on camera here. fishing trip turn into a scramble for safety when a, thunderstorm approach. go pro camera caught the entire thing and lightening, you can see flashing all over the place. he made it back safely. that is good news. hoping the scare is a wake up call to others to always watch those changing weather conditions because before you know it, you can get in a lot of trouble. kyla, you warn about this thing all the time. >> absolutely. if you are on the the water, it is important to be with you to check conditions to know what is going on. things change quickly in the weather. if you don't like a weather, wait a minute, it changes very fast. glad he is okay though. time for our eyewitness weather watchers. we have people up and adam already, sending me pictures out there too. let's start with this one. 62 degrees where phil is. he is in philadelphia a. phil sent me a bird picture yesterday. look at the this one. he

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health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new age problem. >> reporter: you see it every where on their cell phones instead of the paying attention to their children. how do you feel when your mom and dad are on the phone. >> sad. >> sad. >> kind of sad. >> reporter: one survey found a third of children said their parents spend as much as or more time on their devices then them. >> children of all ages, use the same adjective to describe how they feel when competing with screens for their parent's attention, angry, sad, frustrated and lonely. >> reporter: survey found more than half of the kid feel their parents check their devices too often and a third say they feel unimportant when their parents are distract by their phones. >> children, it could look like mommy or daddy is not engaged. >> reporter: psychologist say parents looking at their screens often respond more harshly to their kid, and it can be dangerous. >> we have seen a 22 percent spike in preventable accident with children and caretakers using their digital devices. >> reporter: children often act out to get atten