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>> reporter: good morning, that the tasha, erika. we understand the officer has been with his family this morning, he suffered a deep graze wound to the head. but, officials believe, he will be okay. now, as for the investigating into the shooting, it is still continuing, but police say they believe the suspect here fired first. >> half inch over, bit more, and we would be planning a funeral now. >> philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey, says the department is very fortunate this morning, that one of their own is alive, after an exchange of gunfire in the talcony section of the city. >> he suffered a graze wounds to the left side of his head, very, very fortunate that he was not injured any more seriously. >> authorities say, around 12:45, officer steve, and his partner, respond today radio call, for a man with a gun on the 6400 block of ditman street. >> they saw the male at magee and torresdale. they went to stop the male. immediately the male fired upon them striking officer, left side every his head. >> he and three ot

ukee, that the tasha, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, in the news, car plows into south jersey home, tearing it down like a wrecking ball. >> then when the dust finally settles, two people had to be rushed to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live in camden, she has got the latest on this very frightening collapse. syma? >> reporter: that's right, calling it a wrecking ball and frightening collapse, definately the best way to put it. now, crews worked overnight to try to secure the area, and take down whatever was left after a house collapsed. now, authorities brought in an excavator, to knock down the home. and as you can see, there is just rubble left at that corner right there. now, we have video of what it look like earlier when a driver lost control of the car, and drove into the home on the corner of linden and north tenth street. there were two people inside the car when it slammed into the house. this happened a little before 11:00 last night. both people in the car were taken to cooper hospital. we are work to go get an update on their condition af

>> good morning, that the tasha. good morning, everybody, storm scan3 as you might imagine pretty quiet right now, a loft times we get these little speckles evergreen that tends to show up. not actually picking up on any precipitation. rather, what it is, is look how ground clutter, sometimes the radar just that strong, it can't pick up on dust, it can pick up on particles, can pick up on birds, believe it or not, flying through the sky, no wet weather out there at the moment. but, we are eventually going to be dealing with some by tomorrow, specially, meantime, just going to heat up, weaver couple of clouds, higher up in the atmosphere out there right now, i don't think fog will be as much after concern, but air quality will be, and notice, we have couple every counties shaded in the gray here, indicating that you will have higher levels today of ground level ozone. so through southeastern pa, chester, montgomery, bucks, delco, philadelphia county, all of delaware, right now no new jersey counties included here, the

. >> good morning, that the tasha, good morning, everybody. definitely going to be starting to heat up out there today. you know, yesterday, we certainly saw much warmer day unfold, just because we had more sunlight. but now we're sort of baking underneath a weak dome of high pressure. so, we are obviously not seeing the solar energy just yet. the sun's not up, authorities. 65 degrees outside the whitfield elementary school here, just next-door to reading, west lawn, very light wind, right now, at this observation site. it is a northerly wind, but overall talking light and variable wind today. and that is what you would require in order to see lower air quality. and that's exactly what we will find here today. so storm scan3, at the moment, remains empty. and it will stay that way, we think, here today. i have to tell you one model trying to bring in very spotty thunderstorm. i don't think will happen. if it happens it, would be the exception rather than the norm. but, rather, what you want to be thinking about, is the fact that specifically t

that the tasha, back to you. >> bob, thank you so much. breaking right now firefighter and another person being treated for injuries at the scene after house fire on south fourth street in camden. this video is just in to us. very volatile out there with the firefighter injured when outside wall almost collapsed on top of him. the civilian is being treated for smoke inhalation. this fire broke out about 4:00 this morning, so far, as you can see there, it is clearly not under control yet. we're going to stay on top of the details there

that the tasha, do you have a pool? >> yes. >> she does, let's put her on the list. >> sure dow! >> blow up that little fill-up, flip and fill. 5:33, good morning, live look northeast philadelphia, here, the top story of course, the officer involved shooting here in northeast philadelphia. this is a live look at torresdale avenue, right at magee. that's where or the situation earlier this morning. now, the stretch of torresdale avenue closed through at least the morning rush hour. so at torresdale closed between levick and princeton your best bet would be frankford avenue and the route 56 buses on detour, they're using levick over to frankford, down to nor. if you are coming the opposite way, bus also go up nor cross frankford, and back down robbins. so head for frankford avenue as your best bet whether you are in the car or you're going to be looking for the 56 bus through the morning rush hour. now, we had some problems last night on the way home with amtrak. everything is back to normal on the northeast corridor this morning. and both directions on the northeast extension watc

that the tasha, back to you. >> the list is out of the top party schools.a new college on top that far list, in some area schools, also, made the cut. and, swimming into the record books. the impressive swim a teen from new jersey just finished, and the big goal she is trying to accomplish. stay with us. >> it will be hot today. yesterday warmed up nicely, but today will get hotter. keeping high pressure in place, weak dome of high pressure. it will be in place for the better part of the day. as we take a look, though, storm scan3, not heck of a lot to see here. this is something to see. check out bob! i'm not sure whose pool he crashed, but, ya. we have to figure that out. but he has his noodles, rub i ducker, ready to go with the cbs-3 swim is. if you look real closely, there is actually a cbs-3 local go on his swimies. it is sunny, it is hot, okay, we will move away from this. >> thank you. >> 90 degrees. sunny skies. we can't move away from this. bob? can't get enough of it apparently. >> we apologize. >> that picture was taken before the police arrived

. >> my name is tasha. name is swain. >> 37-year-old bernard "tasha" swain was serving a nine-month sentence for a parole violation. >> how do you make money on the streets? >> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the other things that bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail is to put on beauty pageants. like a peacock, so he wanted to show off his feathers. >> you know the miss america pageant? we do them in here but we do them for the boys and we have for girls and boys, the school boys. the vogue and all that kind of stuff like that. it's a variety of things you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cut up sheets and towels and make little dresses and you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits. >> do you make them look better? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well. the mental health ward where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i c

. >> 37-year-old bernard tasha wayne was sesk a sentence for parole violation. >> prostitution and drugsf the things bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peacock. he wanted to show off his feather. >> like the miss america pageant, we do them in here. we do them for the boys, all that. there's a variety of things. we cover with sheets and towels, stuff like that, for dresses. you know, we destroy state property. >> do you wear makeup? >> yes. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well, the mental health ward where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on lockup. >> there's one gentleman in particular, i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti on his cell door. all over his walls, it looked like hieroglyphics. >> a lot of writing on the door is human feces and combined a little mustard on it for coloring. that's what he's writing with on the actual door. he's been here a long time, so he continually works on it. then i saw the inmate inside, he was complet

. >> reporter: tasha tells us about working with eddie. >> not only is he literally doing a job that helps each and every one of us, he has become part of the team and the spirit of the agency. so we hear you play a mean game of ping pong. >> i don't want to toot my own horn but toot toot. >> reporter: what have you learned? >> always smile. >> reporter: john. >> anytime you see eddie it's in the middle of some really positive nice rapport with somebody and he is making somebody's day brighter. >> reporter: tell me about the 100-mile ride raising money for best buddies. >> it certainly is a challenge of riding 100 miles. if there is a place in the world that would distract you while you're doing it, it's that ride. >> working with the best buddies organization will be amazingly personally rewarding in a way that you don't really know until you do it and it's astonishing. >> hire a best buddy. it's awesome. >> reporter: yeah. this is my favorite best buddy in the whole world. this is eddie. and eddie in one word, how would you describe swirl? >> awesome! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if y

. >> i hey, that the tasha, happy monday everybody. i know, tough to hear that when trying to just wake up, get the week started, but at least come bearing good weather news. remember how excited i was on friday to give that you forecast? it is a pretty nice day today too. sort of sandwiching what was actually ended up to be pretty nice weekends, sandwich that inbetween two really decent days, the low humidity continues today, you will keep that sunshine, i think probably see few more clouds, but genesly nice beginning to the week. now the problem is, and there is always one, you know, see couple every disturbances moving in here. no major storms in site. you can already see the juice, as i like to call it, getting underway here across ken tuck at this, rain already present there. some of that may clip delaware, and southern new jersey late tonight, but over the beginning of the week isn't bad. certainly this is a good reflection that far. we go outside, live neighborhood network, whitt fields elementary school, not looking bad. you ha

that the tasha, back to you. >> thank you so much. now, let's get check on some of the stories our sister station "kyw news radio 1060". if the democratic national committee decides to hold its convention in philadelphia, who will be picking up the tab? mayor says it won't be local taxpayers. less than four months old, but officials say it is having aim pact on bookings, dilworth plaza is expected to reopen september 4th after major renovations. check in two, three, four times a day on "kyw news radio 1060". >> seems like that project has been underway dilworth plaza for years. >> i know, i'll be glad to see the completed project. >> 4:56. coming up the in the next hour of "eyewitness newews", live report from ferguson, missouri, the national guard was activated overnight. >> also, some new changes have been made at the philadelphia zoo to try and attract more crowds. we will show you what is happening, that's coming up. we're back at the top of the hour. >>> breaking news in ferguson, missouri, more violent clashes between protesters

bank over the period of yesterday across the west bank ninety palestinians were injured in various tasha's with israeli forces here and some of those clashes live fire was used to palestinian youths were killed by israeli live fire they were shot in the chest and just yesterday evening policy and medical sources also report that a palestinian ambulance was hit directly with israeli life lightly and moderately injuring six civilians this is all in the context of around three thousand palestinians coming to demonstrate yesterday across the west bank in outrage at israel's ongoing operation in gaza. the military operation in gaza dubbed protective edges the deadliest israeli offensive in years the more than sixteen hundred palestinians and sixty six israelis have been killed so far that's hundreds more than were killed in two thousand and eight so-called cast lead operation conflicts lead to demonstrations in support of both sides use the scenes in new york to rallies took place at the same time they're on the same street one pro israeli the other pro palestine. i mean this is europe there th

the west bank over the period of yesterday across the west bank ninety palestinian shit in various tasha's with israeli forces and some of those clashes live fire was used to punish it's what killed by israeli live fire that was shot in the chest. and just yesterday on the scene medical sources also report that a palestinian ambulance was hit directly with israeli fire lightly and moderately injuring six civilians this is all in the context of around three thousand palestinians coming to demonstrate yesterday across the west bank in outrage at israel's during operation in gaza three day un us sponsored cease fire which had much significance to it given the context in gaza many people on the ground believe that this ceasefire could hold we saw within two hours of the cease fire coming into place by directional fire the chronology of who shot who broke the ceasefire first is not clear but for sure that was mortar and rocket fire from gaza and from the israeli position there are reports of sniper fire palestinian civilians and also severe tank shelling of southern areas of the gaza strip with

this story shocking then you really need to get off the couch and see how the world really works but tasha just my opinion. hello there i'm marinated this is soon boston these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today it's my favorite day of the week here on boom bust tech thursday and we're talking about twitter today now the micro-blogging site is having a remarkable week and we look cool but the little birds chirp and then renowned cryptologist bruce schneier is on the program first sat down with me to talk about data mining terrorism and better computing systems and much much more and you definitely don't want to hear that he's pretty good guy and in today's big deal edward harris and i are covering the latest tech stories from this past week you won't want to miss a moment that's right now.

. >> i want to really give voice tona tasha cornel who lives two blocks, from the sight of the violencehe protestors are not from this area. we don't have anymore stores to buy anything because they are burned down. my 20-year-old is running from home because of terror. it is not a race issue. it is people who want to come in and vent and loot. they are the -- let me tell you what is happening right now. latasha and the public bus system stopped because people shot at the bus. the damage to property values, 30 businesses burned down and that means they can't go to work. 11,000 kids not going to school. and so we have the assurance of premiums. no one will rebuild in that community. we have a systemic destruction of a people and one other danger that happen inqcv?]ó=ácincinnat you keep demonizing the police, what will happen, they will boycott those high- crime areas and in cincinnati what happened the police say if we are accused of racism we'll not enforce the laws. murder rate went up 800 percent in those areas. it is not the son or childrení5f al sharptop. they are not suffering the

that the tasha, back to you. >> bob, thank you so much. breaking right now, firefighter and another person being treated for injuries at the scene after house fire on south fourth street in camden. this video is just in to us. very volatile out there with the firefighter, injured, when outside wall almost collapsed on top of him. the civilian is being treated for smoke inhalation. this fire broke out about 4:00 this morning, so far, as you can see there, it is clearly not under control yet. we're going to stay on top of the details there, from that fire scene, that house fire in camden, we'll bring you the latest as we get more information. >>> also, we have breaking news from northeast philadelphia. a man is in custody after claiming he shot and killed someone who is trying to break into his truck. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at northeast detectives this morning, to tell us more about what happened. cleve? >> reporter: good morning, truck driver apparently thought that he was acting within his legal rights. he turned

tasha asks us "how do we keep our children safe? i have a 1- year-old and i'm extremely concerned." if you live in the u-s your worry-level should be quite low. >> reporter:until this past weekend, ebola had never entered the united states. think of it this way, globally. so far this year.ebola has killed nearly 900 people vs. in 2009 the flu virus killed 284- thousand people. most americans are not at risk. >> reporter:keep in mind, ebola is not contagious until symptoms appear and transmission happens through direct contact with bodily fluids. please keep the questions coming. you can post them on our facebook page or tweet us. we'll try to answer them for you. a popular one we kept getting is about travel. >> reporter:and what airports are doing to stop the spread of the virus. and spot a sick person. we'll answer that at 8:30. >> reporter:plus, why would anyone willingly travel to the danger zone in west africa? a san francisco woman is there on a quest to bring home her son. >> reporter:kron 4's vicki liviakis spoke with her about what it is like right now in sierra leone. >> r

. >> that the tasha, police believe these thieves are watching homes, waiting for the home owners to leave, and that is when they make their move, getting inside quickly, and they know exactly what they're after. >> police say last saturday nieves snuck in while homeowners were away and took $100,000 in jewelry from the second floor master bedroom. it happened on the 900 block of board on landing road. >> my daughter's wedding was on saturday. and they were at our wedding. so that's. they came back and found out that the house had been broke mean. >> neighbors fear the thieves were watching the home, busted through deadbolt on the back door while the alarm system was disable because the homeowners were having work done. >> very upsetting, only so much you can do. >> there have been at least four similar break-in's in moorestown since the ends of june in the neighborhood near creek road less than mile apart from each other. and others like them, in delran, and westhampton, and the last week, those departments are all now washing -- working together. >> it method of entry was consisten

. >> hey, good morning erika that the tasha. a lot coming up on cbs this morning.m was in the middle of another violent confrontation overnight in ferguson. we'll check in there, take a look what impact the national guards is having on those protests. plus, melanie hopkins will join us liver studio 57 what new round of price wars between cell phone carriers, could mean for your bill. and then, a new way to wake up. we'll show you how organizers are creating a dance party sensation at, get this, seven in the morning. yes, they serve coffee, and get a little exercise, news back in the morning see you guys in about ten minutes. >> are they up all night at seven armor just getting up at 7:00 a.m.? >> like a rave party but in the morning. >> wow. >> you get massages, just casino after nice way to kick off your day. >> that sounds fantastic. >> where do we sign up for that one? thank you so much. >> we're morning people, we'll do it. >> take care. >>> here is a per for -- perk for college students starbucks get nook the food truck business. testing mobile stores on three

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that the tasha, if you like what the weaken served up, i think you'll love what we have to offer herefront brought in couple of showers yesterday. but today is much more of the same. where we get some sunshine, you could see few little speckles evergreen that fire up on the tail end of the loop here, don't worry about that generally we keep that sunshine across most of the board, and it is a nice afternoon. few more clouds may build, however, if you're across say delaware, cape may county, partly cloudy skies for most every you tonight, i could see shower, clipping the southern branch of our region but fillly stay dry as will all of the counties to the north at night we could see shower, over to you. >> good morning, everyone, with that beautiful sunshine, comes a lot of sun glare. >> eastbound site of 422 approaching the area every observation, dealing with a accident, good news on the shoulder, the bad news it is causing a bit of a gaper delay. watch out for rush hour delays on 95, the schuylkill expressway, and the vine, headed toward the schuylkill. and also fire location in montg

that's a question where we have made a disciple tasha a societal decision we make sure direction health falls managed-care pencils but we're not because of the in the exception. the typical medicaid protections that are visible to consumers have not been available within a correctional health setting because they have not been subject to any of the cms standards or quality review or anything else that's required. so frankly and our expense when you've seen one jurisdiction, you've seen one jurisdiction. >> okay. spent i do want to quickly -- we do have cost 50 more about contractual, we do have measures in place that our vendor partner would look at regular the and charges, some call it liquidated damage. there are answers to make sure things are running very smoothly, just as far as contractual. >> very good, thank you. yes, go right ahead. >> thank you for having us today. specifically, dr. lewis, lots of strategies but i'm curious about, once you're outside of the water i totally agree, trying to do the best you can inside makes a lot of sense, that structure, never missing an appoin

and think tasha adding a veneer agree that have a robust culture you don't have to send the inspectorsthe cockpits as often. but there's a regulation that is coming out soon. it's been promised to come up ot next week, next week for the last few years. so it's supposed to come out in a couple of weeks. what the rumors that we are hearing about this may be some issues with things like sole source, if i report something that there's no other way you could find out about it and that being the sole source. and still allowing discipline or some sort of action against that pilot. also the faa has taken a stance that they want everyone to go to a template m.o.u. for their programs, meaning all the agreements are exactly the same. our company takes, well, for the opposite side, we are having a hard time with this. the m.o.u. portion is a great way to start a program if you've got here's the template, here's how you set up your program to here's the protections that we offer and how the programs are going to work. but we started the program with the faa. we are in the beginning and we have evol