wilmington, philadelphia international at 73 degrees. it is now 69 in allentown, just cooled down a bit. most of the rest of the area is starting off warmer. in fact, millville is 10 degrees warmer this morning. >> look at the warmup, 74 at 7:00. 80 at 9:00 and then it's the middle 80s by lunch time and still climbing. we'll get into the 90s later today. we'll talk heat and storms when i come back. first, jillian mele is watching traffic. >>> good morning, bill. the blue route, very quiet, both directions. the northeast extension is also looking good. drive times on the blue route, 17 to 18 minutes in both if your travels take you out on 422, you're looking at a seven-minute trip both ways, between oaks and route 202. for drivers in lower merion township, we have construction closed conshohocken state road between manayunk and rock hill road. take bryn mawr or levering mill road if you need to get around it. heading into new jersey, a downed pole in mt. ephraim, kings highway at lincoln avenue. and new jersey turn, southbound at route 168, exit 3. active construction out there until

philadelphia, and that's where matt delucia is this morning. >> reporter: we just got an update, rosemary, an 11-year-old girl and a 43-year-old woman were taken to the hospital and being treated for smoke inhalation. you can see there's still a lot of fire department activity. the fire is out but firefighters are still on the scene, and several row homes as you can see were heavy damaged by fire. this happened just before 3:00. we have video for you as the scene was unfolding. the fire spread from one rooftop to another and from one porch to another. firefighters could be seen carrying people from the scene overcome with emotion. just a few moments ago we saw several residents walking down the street and several in tears. we are talking with several people out here, several of these neighbors, and a lot of them were forced out, and just before 3:00 a large group was gathered by the police department around the corner on woodland, and one woman had to get her family up and out of the home. >> i was asleep in the bed and i had seen the fire so what i did is i just woke up and just grabbed my k

. >> an attacker savagely beats a man to death outside his philadelphia home. now the search is on for his killer. >> a fugitive father comes out of hiding in a desperate attempt to be with his baby. >> a new commercial for flying encourages flyers to hate it. >> all right, karen is off, dave has weather and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: at least the airline has a sense of humor. the sun is coming up, it's comfortable, take a look at satellite and radar, the rain is off the coast. probably not too much coming today, maybe a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. and a lot of sunshine on the way early. wilmington, 67. 66 in trenton. 64 in allentown. 69 in sea isle city. as we go through the day it will be warm, 77 by 9:00 a.m., noon, 84. 3:00 p.m., that's the high, 87 degrees, slightly humid, 82 by 6:00 p.m. a slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm most of us that activity appears to be in south jersey or central delaware not so much southeastern pennsylvania. when i step inside great weather for saturday, things change in the second half of the weekend matt pellman. >> repor

. >> reporter: jackson confessed the killing the art institute of philadelphia graduate sunday and dumping her body in the duffle wag in kensington monday morning. >> mr. jackson believed that she had some mob which her large amount of cash, based on the vehicle that she was driving. >> reporter: police say that toyota rav4 was used to transport the decease wood man before jackson set it on fire in south philadelphia, suffering burns and dropping his cell phone. fire investigators who interviewed jackson at the hospital heard the victim's last name on the news, and realized that it match the suv's registration and alerted homicide. >> we don't know when, in fact, he attack her. whether she interrupted a burglary or progress or whether she was exiting the building. >> reporter: investigators say araujo had been here at 40th and brown streets for about a week or so and about to move out because she felt uncomfortable. her parents toll us tuesday she didn't hang around with trouble her neighbor say she appeared to be out of place. >> she looked, very timid, and not like she belonged, you know

day. you can see it's 92 still in philadelphia. also in northeast philly and in dover. cooler at the shore, of course. the feels-like temperature when you add in the humidity, mid to upper 90s. it's going to be higher than that tomorrow. watch what happens to the temperatures. it doesn't drop off tonight. 79 by 11:00 tomorrow morning. we are in the upper 70s quickly and into the 90s by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning. look at the temperatures getting up, 97 at least according to this computer model, tomorrow afternoon. plus the higher humidity. more on that coming up. now, let's go to sheena parveen with more on the thunderstorm threats. >> that's right. we have thunderstorms we are watching for this evening but only part of the area will see that they are mostly in central pennsylvania right now. then as we go into tomorrow, that's going to be a different story. looking at the satellite, you see storms approaching harrisburg. it's a line of storms with a lot of lightning in this line. as we track it from west to east, allentown, it could be near you by 8:45, lancaster, 9:00. a lot o

houses on fire. >> devour row homes in southwest philadelphia, killing four young children, the exact time line that city leaders say proof that firefighters did all they could to save the victims in a time lynn manner. >> a 91 year old man, leaving the bank, thieves target him. what police say happens next that will make your blood boil. >> it was supposed to be a done-deal. but the cigarette tax is now stalled. could be going up in smoke. the philadelphia school district may have to wait months before knowing if it will get help to plug a $90 million financial hole. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm dawn timmeney, glad to be with you on this wednesday morning. >> yes, i'm kerrey barrett. just after 6:00 at this point, a lot of news to get to this morning from the damage left behind from those fast storms last night to the new 911 calls that are release from the that devastating fire in southwest philadelphia. steve keeley, sabina, on your top store thinks morning. >> but let's start with your weather on the one's with sue serio, sue, are we looking at our seconds heatwave of the summe

. for now, 78 degrees in northeast philadelphia. most of the area running 4 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. pottstown, wilmington at 76 degrees, 77 at philadelphia international. we'll see hot and humid one. 80 degrees at 8:00. by lunch time, up to 90 degrees and then middle 90s this afternoon. it will feel like it's closer to 100 degrees. a look at the future weather to show you when the storms are likely to come into the area. we'll go through it hour by hour. first, jillian mele has traffic. >> good morning to you, starting off on 95, we're not reporting any accidents at all. this is 95 at girard avenue. in the midst of the long-term construction zone. no delays to report on 95. it's clear the entire length. same thing on the vine street expressway, this is the westbound side as drivers make their way off of the vine on to 76, itç is very quiet right no. we'll see how the delays start to build later in the morning, typically around 6:00. we'll keep you updated on that. 60 miles an hour is the average on 2 5, 55 is what we're seeing on the 4 freeway and 63 is the average on t

shape and come our way. the temperatures in the 70s right now. 75 degrees in philadelphia. don't be surprised if we see more fog before things start to break. the clouds will be breaking. 7:00 this morning, 77 degrees. humid morning. 81 degrees at 9:00. upper 80s at noon time with temperatures back in the 90s this afternoon. >> we've been checking overnight, those thunderstorms caused several thousand people to lose power. some of those outages are still in effect. gloucester county has 2300 people without power. new castle county, the same number. kent county still has nearly 1,000 outages. nearly 900 in montgomery county. 600 in camden county. several towns that were going to have fireworks tonight have moved those events because of the weather. again, a chance of thunderstorms again this evening. for a complete list of the new dates and times, you can log on to nbc10.com. while you're there, remember with so much still going on, you need to be sure to get weather updates at your finger tips. can you do that on our weather app. you can download it for free at nbc10.com. a lot of p

>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> stop the violence! >> remembering lost lives and calling for change. emotional rally tonight at the north philadelphia street corner where three children were killed in a violent carjacking. >>> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm jess can dean. >>> hundreds gathered in in this philadelphia tonight to remember those three children. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at germantown and allegheny avenues where it has certainly been i meg al night. todd. todd. >> chris right now and jessica right now the 34 year old mom remains in critical condition tonight. family members physical me they have yet to tell her that three of her children have died. this is all happening as memorial here at the crash site continues to grow. funeral service for the children will be monday august 4th at 11 a.m. at the north philadelphia seventh date church. right at 16th and oxford. >> mom keisha william got her children involved in gardening friends say because she wanted that keep them safe and away fr

outside. 63 degrees in philadelphia. how about 55 in allentown and reading. you get outside there, and it's like should i get a coat. 66 degrees in sea isle city. it will feel warmer in the afternoon, it is summer, after all. 71 by 9:00 a.m., 79 by noon. the high, 84 degrees will be a comfortable high with the humidity remaining low. if you have lance to go out on the town, it's going to be great. some of you may be thinking of an afternoon barbecue after work. not a bad day to get the grill fired up. very comfortable if that's your plan. when i step inside, i have the weekend call coming you mean. >> reporter: you're talking about the barbecue, does that mean an invasion, your subtle message, i'll be over later on. if you want to beat the crowds, now is a great time to be out on 42. we have building northbound traffic heading toward 295. no delays either way just yet. we're getting word of a fire solbury, bucks county. along act with -- aquetong road. no delays southbound i-95. in delaware, travel times are on time as you continue to detour around 495 closure. in bear watch out f

morning toyo bill, to we have activity 59 southbound near the philadelphia international airport. one lane is blocked. it's not causing delays. in center city, 5th street tunnel closed until 2:00 wednesday afternoon. this is a heads up for later this morning on the westbound side of the walt whitman bridge heading into pennsylvania, you can expect to see road work out there. two lanes will be open between 9:30 and 2:00. with two lanes open you could sea aically in that area. for drivers in new jersey, this is 73 at 295. 73 is in the clear, 295 is looking good and so is 42. >>> it's the first day of the new fiscal year for the pennsylvania government. the commonwealth has no spending plan. governor tom corbett has to sign a $29.1 billion budget. katy zachry is live in center city with a look at what will happen later this morning. >> reporter: hi, vai. the spending plan on governor tom corbett's desk, he says it lacks pension reform. we have about a week to operate under the old budget before some services begin to be cut. the $29.1 billion budget does not raiseç taxes, while that's

skies for parts of philadelphia. if you're closer to the suburbs with, even the in lehigh valley, the rain is coming down. the rain hasn't started for philadelphia yet. but here's a look at the radar shot. it's pushing through parts of allentown, stretching into parts of the poconos. there's hurricane arthur, category 2. it is going to shift off to the northeast. as we head into the rest of today, we are going to continue to see rainfall throughout your morning hours. clearing by the time we head into the afternoon and by the time the fireworks starts, we'll see clearing and breezy conditions. rain and windy conditions by 1:00 p.m., clearing as we head into the afternoon, by 5:00 p.m., the sun will come out and by 9:00 p.m., 71 degrees. i'll go over all of your fireworks forecast for the rest of the region. for now, we'll check in with jillian for a closer look at traffic. >> good morning to you at home as well. we have downed wires causing problems in newark right now. upper pike creek road is closed between new linden hill road and paper mill road. polydrummond hill road will be a g

. we're starting off in the 70s, about 5 degrees warmer in philadelphia than it was yesterday. that's a live view from the comcast center. we're not seeing the cooldown we had yesterday morning. mount holly is at 69, pottstown, millville, 72 degrees. it will be a quick warmup with sunshine to start with and a few clouds building this afternoon. 73 degrees at 7:00. by 9:00, 80 degrees and then into the mid to upper 80s right around lunch time and system climbing. it will be 90s this afternoon. but we are talking about big storms heading our way later this week and the possibility of some impact from a tropical storm as well. talk about that when i come back with the hour-by-hour future weather. first, jillian mele has traffic. >> as promised, a live look at 76 near montgomery drive. both directions moving along just fine. no issues to report on 76 right now. your drive times are looking good onç 76 and 422. as far as 422 goes, a seven-minute trip east and westbound between oaks and route 202. most of the majors are looking good. same situation in new jersey. this is the 42 freeway. tha

accident in juniata section of philadelphia. ç a warm start. of philadelphia. 74 degrees already. humidity and temperatures creeping up. you'll get your forecast hour by hour. it is 6:00 a.m. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. 6:00 a.m. on monday, july 7th. let's get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> temperatures in the 80s after arthur pulled away from the coast. humidity stayed low for saturday and sunday but that changes a bit today. the humidity is higher, the temperatures in the 90s later today. we're getting a warmer start. clouds in place keeping temperatures up. you can see breaks in thelouds in cape may. inland, the clouds are still in place and the temperatures holding in the middle 70s for philadelphia. wilmington and trenton in the low 70s. 70 degrees right now for allentown and atlantic city. we'll see clouds thin out. this is a live view from near the nbc 10 studios. after a cloudy start this morning and a warm one, too, upper 80s by lunch time and then 90s with more sunshine later today. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood to show you what t

here on the 6500 block of gesner street. live in philadelphia, i am matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> the severe weather pushed out and we have phrez can't conditions outside now, and brittney shipp is tracking the weather for us. you might need a jacket, right, brittney? >> yeah, if you are down the shore or in the poconos. a beautiful day on tap for us, really the entire weekend looks fantastic with temperatures warming into the mid-80s today and the high 80s tomorrow and that's the beginning of a warming trend that will send our temperatures into the 90s. a closer look at our currents right now. 56 degrees in shenandoah. temperatures in blue bell, 68 degrees. washington township at 68 degrees. wi wilmington, 71 this morning. 66 in wood vine, and temperatures in lewis this morning at 66. for today if you are staying in the city, temperatures will warm into the 82 to 85 temperatures. and drier air is coming in from the northwest. i will let you know about the potential heat wave on our hands coming up in my full 7-day forecast. >>> two teenagers are recovering after a shooting i

tonight yet another round is developing now over philadelphia and right back into portions of northern delaware, back toward d.c. and these storms will continue to move through even during the overnight hours. even without the sun it's still hot and steamy enough for these storms to really start to breed. you can see lot of lightning with this next cell this just moved over the city of philadelphia. now it has pushed further to the east. it's over portions of burlington county at the moment. you can see this is an area that got hit hard by storms earlier tonight getting hit again now. frequent lightning and very heavy rain around cinnaminson willingboro 325 strikes just in fighting operation is pretty well in tack. >> fortunately no one was injured. the homeowner and their dog got out safely. in the meantime the fire marshal is here on scene. to make a final determination as to what exactly caused this fire. reporting in montgomery township, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now to another lightning strike this one in schuylkill township chester county. flames shot from the roo

in philadelphia in just about one year, 96 was the high in philadelphia, the last time it was equally as hot was july of last year, this is 10 degrees above normal and the record is 103 set back in 1801, it felt like 103 and 94 in allentown and reading and 92 in millville and 10 miles inland at the atlantic city airport 90 but along the shore, the sea breeze kep it beautiful in the upper 70s today. if you look at the heat index, the high of 79 at the shore, the heat index only 80 and 103 in philadelphia at the peak of the day and 105 in wilmington and the lehigh valley, feeling over the century point. when meteorologist, cecily tynan comes back she'll talk about the possibility of flooding downpours and the track of arthur and what it means for the 4th of july anywhere are you going to be. >> thank you adam. track the storms heading into your neighborhood with the free stormtracker 6 live double scan, it has hourly forecasts and live radar and warnings. >> and this developing story ton. a 59-year-old man from plymouth township, montgomery county, is charged with the murder of

late this afternoon and this evening. for now, 77 agrees and falling in northeast philadelphia. it's a slow decline this morning. wilmington, philadelphia international, 76 degrees. even in the 70s in the pocono mountains this morning. you will see the humidity stay high. 80 degrees at 8:00. by lunch time we'll be up to 90 and steamyness this afternoon will likely fuel late-day showers and thunderstorms. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when we come back. first, jillian has traffic. >> it's quiet out there. a good time to head out if you need to. heading out to chester county, this is what route 100 is looking like. 100 is quiet, 422 looks good, so does the route 30 bypass. we're not reporting any accidents on the majors at all. we have construction still, though, 42 freeway northbound at creek road expected to be out there until about 6:00 this morning. that's part of that long-term construction zone in that area. that can definitely get heavy later in the morning. but for right now, no delays to report. the ben franklin, everything is looking good over the area breath

have activity from an accident southbound at philadelphia international airport. traffic is moving along just fine. right now it's not causing any delays in that area. >>> lawmakers worked late into the night to approve a state budget for the new fiscal year which begins today. the plan has not been signed by governor tom corbett. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city to tell us why the governor is holding out. what's this about, katy? >> reporter: according to governor corbett, the budget which is on his desk there as of last night falls short when it comes to pension reforms with made calls to lawmakers to find out how long we have to operate under the old budget before services are cut. we learned we have about a week before key services are cut. the $29.1 billion budget does not raise taxes. it was passed by the republican majorities in both houses. democrats say it relies too heavily on one-time revenue sources. late last night, governor tom corbett issued a statement saying because pension reform was not addressed in the spending plan, he will not immediately sign it. a

morning everyone. developing this morning. >> philadelphia police say they are close to making an arrest in the killing of a young woman whose body was found in a duffle bag. >> a slip of the foot turns into a trip to the hospital for a man in philadelphia overnight. >> storms stick around for the southern part of the region this morning but accuweather is tracking a change to our rainy rut. >> karen's talking about that. she's until for david. matt is taking a look at track. good morning. >> good morning. we're starting with a flood advisory that's new this morning so let's show you the area that it covers and that's because of rain that's happening right now south and east of the city. so, this is until 8:15 this morning. the national weather service has a flood advisory posted because of heavy rain in cumberland ocean atlantic and burlington counties in new jersey where you could see a half an inch to an inch of additional rainfall after everything that fell yesterday. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing exactly where the rain is. so, we could see we're

there? >> reporter: a tragic day here in the southwest philadelphia neighborhood. four children confirmed dead by the fire commissioner, derick sawyer. you can see the aftermath of the scene here on the 6500 block of guessnor street. firefighters are putting out the hot spots. the fire commissioner tells me the fire spread from one rooftop to another and one porch to another. the firefighters could be seen carrying people away from the scene overcome with emotion. a total of 42 people are homeless at this hour. i asked the fire commissioner if there were working smoke alarms and he did not know at this time. but here is the commissioner and one of the residents that had to get her family up and out of her home. >> we don't know where the fire started yet because four dwellings we had to get the fire marshal in there to do an investigation right now to determine the origin and cost. when you have four dwellings, it takes time to determine which house the fire started in. >> i was asleep in the bed and i had seen the fire, so what i did was i just woke up and just grabbed my kids

philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood. she opened up the door and walked in on two men burglarizing her home. >> unaudible. >> that is the hard part of about it. i put the key in the lock, and i opened up the door and then something went over my head, and over my face. >> reporter: men then snatched her jewelry off of her fingers >> they grabbed both of my hand, they slipped my rings. >> reporter: her head still covered, one of the men punched the 91 year-old in the mouth but washington for the back. >> somebody put their hand up, to my face or something, they put their finger out and i bit the finger. >> reporter: washington was hit again, and then fell to her knees, blacking out. >> i'm sore first. i'm shocked that it happened to me because i never thought this would happen to me, and mad at the same time. >> reporter: meanwhile the men fled out of the back door with a tv stuffed into a suitcase. that suitcase was later found in a nearby alley. outing, upbeat woman, she's thankful to be alive, but she hopes that the young men are caught. >> i hope they find them, and despite my in

>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now on "eyewitness news," the clouds are moving in. it's been hot and steamy sunday and now it's about to turn stormy. right now storm scan3 is tracking a major line of storms here moving toward our region. we could see some thunderstorms popping up as early as this evening. good evening you to everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. the heat and humidity are the perfect recipe for storms. right now portions of the area are already under a severe thunderstorm watch. meteorologist kathy orr is in tonight and tracking the timing of this storm as it moves our way. kathy. >> well, good afternoon, natasha. right now we're talking but heat and humidity. there's nothing official from the weather service as far as a severe thunderstorm watch but we have the slight risk of severe weather across the region from the storm's prediction center. we'll get to that. first let's talk about that sultry heat. the high 91, normal 87, the record 98 set back in 1994. we're seeing showers and thunderst

dozen row homes in southwest philadelphia. we'll have the details. >>> residents of a northeast philadelphia apartment building are evacuated after a driver hits the building and takes off. >>> hundreds of thousands packed into the parkway for great music and fireworks to celebrate the 4th of the july. chris sowers joins us with the accuweather forecast. once the rain stopped it was a nice day. >> reporter: mother nature she came through, the morning, i was like this is miserable, and in the afternoon it was fabulous. let's show you the philadelphia international airport. we have a beautiful weekend now that hurricane arthur has pulled away. the wind has shifted out of the northwest, the cleared the skies and knocked the humidity out of here. temperatures are in the 60s. 65 in philadelphia. 61 in trenton. millville, 62. allentown, 59. 55 in the poconos. reading, 57. lancaster 58 degrees and wilmington showing 60. there's what's left of arthur, again, pushing off to the northeast now it's into new england moving into the canadian maritimes. high pressure builds in from the northw

up. >>> breaking news now in northeast philadelphia, where a sailboat capsized in tonight's rain on the delaware river. one man remains missing at this hour. denise nakano is on the scene with the latest on the search. >> the search for the missing boater has been going on for more than three hours. it was here behind the philadelphia fire academy where four friends swam ashore saying their friend was missing. by air and in the water, the u.s. coast guard, philadelphia police marine unit, philadelphia fire department and new jersey state police scour the delaware river looking for a missing boater. the 66-year-old man disappeared when a 24-foot sailboat he was on capsized before 8:00 tonight. >> when the rain and the winds started it began pouring and thunderstorming, it caused the 24-foot to capsize. >> reporter: the four friends he was with say they last saw him clinging to a 2x2 food cooler. when they looked again, he disappeared. that cooler was found on the new jersey side of the river in palmyra where the search continues for the man. onlookers came to watch the river and the

from sky six in center city philadelphia. it went from utterly stormy to utterly spectacular. the rain made driving a tad dicey on route 202 in chesterbrook tonight, and flash floods made driving down right difficult, in reading. tonight's storms knocked out power to thousands across the area, more than 5700 peco customers are still in the dark, mostly in philadelphia a. while atlantic city electric is dealing with over 11,000 outages. del marva has more than 3,000 outages, and new castle county. pse and g says power is out for more than 28,000 customers, across the the entire state of new jersey. meteorologist cecily tynan and adam joseph have been following the storm as it ran rampant through the tri-state area tonight. let's begin with double scan radar and cecily tynan at the "action news" big board. >> jim, as expect it was a very busy night for storm tracker six live double scan it shows that pennsylvania is getting a break in the action but we still have some strong storms, over south jersey, one cell, really blew up and moved through philadelphia about 45 minutes ago. it i

available in the i thetunes store. >>> philadelphia police continue their search for suspects who shot an injured a delivery man this happened on ridge avenue in north philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live with the latest tonight, jane. >> reporter: jessica, that delivery man is recovering tonight. he was taken the two hospital earlier today with the gunshot wound to his hand, but he was in stable condition. now this attempted robbery happened just behind me here on ridge avenue, at 10:30 in the morning and just outside one day care just down the street from another and all of the chaos sent both into lock down. >> we shut down like we're closed. >> reporter: fast as by owner of the stepping stones learning academy, close to 120 children and 20 teachers were here at the day care on ridge avenue when the gun fire erupted. >> we wanted to make sure everybody stays safe. >> reporter: something workers at the pharmacy next door said they never had to consider before. now with police tape and shell casing outside they are thinking twice. >> maybe i might need to

. airways flight from philadelphia to tel aviv was canceled, this move comes after a rocket landed near tel aviv's airport cause ago lot of damage to day we have talk via skype with the woman who works for jewish federation of the greater philadelphia and is in israel right now. >> the feeling is that there is no safe place at the moment. i'm very, very scared paw i have many friend. i have nephew, i have relatives, that are there, that are in gaza, that are on the boarder with gaza, that might be in gaza at the the moment as we speak. >> egypt has proposed a cease-fire that is back by u.s. and israel but hamas has reject it. >>> is there news in this nation's immigration christ toys day that texas governor rick perry is deploying a thousand national guard troops to help secure boarder with mexico. that have movies the governor's latest challenge to the obama administration over its handling of the child immigration crisis. governor perry and the white house are at odds over how to handle the growing number of unaccompanied minors, cross go into the u.s. from mexico and central america. the

destroyed a family and now they are calling on the entire city of philadelphia, to help track them down. late this afternoon the announcement no one wanted to hear, three children, killed. >> i have been in the homicide unit six years and this is one of the most sadest cases i have ever come across. you have three innocent children, to has the rest of their lives in front of them that were taken in this fashion and it is very sad. >> reporter: family torn apart, victims a 15 year-old girl, a ten year-old boy and a seven year-old boy, all siblings, all killed. their 34 year-old mother clinging to life in critical condition. >> i know them kids. for somebody to hit them kids like that and just keep going doesn't make sense. >> reporter: shortly after 11:00 police say two suspects carjacked a 45 year-old woman, a realtor at gunpoint on the corner of sixth and huntington, from there they drove to germantown and allegheny, blow a tire, lose control, into the family and a six five-year old woman. the carjacking victim tossed in the back seat when he was in the car at the point of impact, now

>> reporter: it has been a relatively non-violent here in philadelphia but a very violent friday so far, dawn. >> all right, steve we will check with you. another tragedy striking a glee star and her boyfriend why this comes at an erie time for the glee cast. >>> and sue serio is standing by with your weekend weather forecast, sue. >> it looks like we will have a decent start to the weekend but how will it end? we will have your complete forecast from the weather authority, coming up. >> very good. >>> search intensifies for a missing delaware woman why police believe she was kidnaped and what her family has to say. >>> good day it is 4:00 o'clock on this friday july 11th 2014, glad to have you with us. >> tgif. >> that is right. >> we have some rain drops out there this morning, just a few. >> a couple of sprinkles, sue. >> we're familiar were being drippy. >> yes, a little bit drippy out there this morning because we did have some rain moving through last night. when we start with this look at ultimate doppler radar we will look at the last 12 hours and a bunch of thunderstorms ma

>>> live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 6:00. >>> first at 6:00 a child fighting for his life after falling two stories from a window in philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood tonight that boy is in critical condition. good evening, everybody, i'm joyce evans, as a neighborhood recovers from the shock, questions are being raised about how something like this could happen. let's go straight out to fox 29's dave kinchen live at children's hospital of philadelphia tonight. dave, what have you learned? >> reporter: joyce, there are certainly a loft questions here. philadelphia police are calling this an unusual incident and right now that boy is here at the children's hospital of philadelphia in critical condition trying to recover from injuries to his face and his head. police tape marks the home, 5400 block of malcolm street, cobbs creek, where police say a four year old boy fell out of second floor bedroom window this morning. critically injuring himself, hurting his face, and head. >> well, we heard screams and stuff. >> reporter: lena dunkin said she wa

philadelphia international airport with details, >> itsor avel ban to israel first flight leaving for tel aviv from !!philly w+ill happen just00. it is a relief to a lot of people in the only families hoping to bring lovedíy philadelphia's love rallies. just a sample of the conflict raging between the two sides way a country and people can live undercover stan rain of attack. >> which resulted in hundreds and hundreds of dead and wounded people in gaza and destruction in one of the most crowded places on earth. >> reporter: as news of more rocket strikes in the mid east hits home those with loved ones like ikerich hans man in east are in it town are left with nothing but their word that it is he safe. >> i love israel american anything and i'm happy that i'm here and having the time of my life with the people i'm with, even though they are in the constant fear of a fire going on around me report report that is his 16 year-old daughter alana in israel as part of the five week trip with her synagogue. >> continuously reassures us she's safe. having a great time. she loves it. >> repor

including philadelphia. this is the area that is under the slight risk of severe weather. we have in watch for philadelphia just yet but prediction center, may extend it into our region this evening, all the conditions are there, to see potential severe weather even in our region. slight risk here in the yellow, moderate risk further west. we are talking about thunderstorms with very heavy downpours, of course, frequent lightening, gusty wind and even possibility of hail, these storms have pack a big punch through central part of pennsylvania. here's the the timing of these storms. between 7:00 and 9:00 to the north and west of philadelphia and heading toward the lehigh valley. between 9:00 and midnight philadelphia and surrounding counties seeing the showers and thunderstorms losing some of their strength, and then between midnight and 2:00 a.m. looking for lingering showers in area of patchy fog. but earlier they hit your area the stronger they are going to be. right now we are looking at heat and humidity combining to make it feel like it is well over 95 degrees and some places

franklin bridge where three lanes are opened coming into philadelphia with the construction project, we have a accident in south jersey and running down mass transit coming up next, ukee and erika, good morning. >>> a suspicious death investigation in philadelphia, an elderly couple found dead in their home overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in strawberry mansion right now. i understand you spoke to the victim's family members, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that is right, ukee difficult speak with the nephew of that couple, who has identified them as 66 year-old al gladys and roofus perry, al gladys is a retired nurse from hahnemann hospital but looking behind me many family members have gathered here just looking for more answers trying to get information about what happened here overnight. according to the family members we are told this couple was in good health, in constant touch with relatives. you can imagine just how horrifying it has been and how horrifying it was for their daughter to come check on them last night and discover both bodies d

thunderstorm mainly north and west of philadelphia. if you're heading to the pool party remember sunscreen. noon temperature, 84. again, that high of 90 at 4:00 p.m. we have the possibility of strong storms coming up monday and tuesday as well from an approaching cold front, nydia, i'll have more on that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> overnight night, police in delaware are looking for a hit-and-run driver. the victim was a man in his 60s he nearly died in the street. he was hit while crossing west north pike at 11:30 last time. we checked overnight he is listed in critical condition. his name has not been released. delaware state police are looking for information that will lead to the driver and the vehicle involved. >>> new jersey governor chris christie said president obama is partly to blame for middle east unrest. the republican governor said obama has not spoken firmly and forcefully on israel's behalf. these remarks came as israel targeted institutions against hamas. now while speaking to the national governors' association, christie said israel is no

northern and western suburbs in philadelphia and suburbs between 7:00 and 9:00. south jersey and delaware expect storms between 9:00 ape 11:00. that is very latest, we will continue to track storms but we want to remind you a night like this stay one step ahead of the storms with the new cbs philly weather app. check live radar and severe wet's leather and share your storm pictures with us. down load app now from the itunes store, chris. >> thanks, kathy, i will take from it here. share you're witness storm picks on twitter, use the hash tag cbs-3 storm, remember always make sure it is safe, before you snap that photo. >>> happening right now, the crisis in the middle east, takes center stage in center city philadelphia chopper three is live over love park at this hour, dueling rallies are underway, they are happening not far from one another. one in support of the palestinians, other in support of israel, so far things have been rather peaceful only a few minor incident have been reported. >>> of course, weighing on the mind of the many on the rallies flight ban in tel aviv in effect. to

>> ♪ >> developing now on "action news," philadelphia police hope to act quickly now that a person of interest is being questioned about a gruesome murder. >> new this morning, a woman faces jaw dropping allegations of abuse against her own child. she is now behind bars with another baby on the way. >> storm tracker 6 shows rain moving through the southern half of the region but fortunately accuweather is calling for those skies to slowly clear up today. calling for those skies to wednesday. david is off, karen is here along with matt. good morning. >> good morning. we want to get right to storm tracker 6 live double scan which has been busy the past couple days. tell you exactly where the rain and showers r right now we're looking live. we've got an update for you. we're looking at one lightning strike. i warned you i thought we might see this develop here. dry in philadelphia but especially south and east of the city we still have this rain and it's coming down pretty good. this is fortescue, this is millville along route 49, i'll circle that for you, right along route 49. route

beating up a mother in front of her child. >>> a summer swim in a philadelphia creek turns deadly for a local teenager. >>> a laptop explodes. tonight a local woman's firsthand account as the explosion started several fires. >>> good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. >> we begin tonight with the safety warning for millions of drivers and their families. general motors is adding another 8.2 million to its recall list tonight. most of the cars older mid-sized models. >> it may sound familiar. this latest worldwide recall involves gm, again, and deals with problems over faulty ignition switches. but listen up, if you own one of seven gm model cars, manufactured over the last 17 years you'll want to take action. those models include chevy malibus from 1997 to 2005. pontiac grand prix from 2004 to 2008. and the cadillac cts made between 2003 and 2014. the problem, the ignition key may rotate unintentionally. in some cases, just from a bumpy road. a bump of the knee or even just the weight of a heavy key chain. that's why gm is now advising owners of the recalled vehicles

philadelphia after four children were killed in a fire over the weekend. why they are pointing fingers at firefighters. >> a disgruntled yankees fan caught sleeping during a game against the red sox is hauling several parties to court. we will tell you why. good morning everyone. 4:30 on this tuesday. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. good morning. >> dorn good morning to you. >> let's talk about some weather. getting hot again. meteorologist, david murphy is here. >> another hot sticky day. this time guys you can see that there is a string of cloud cover that's a little closer to us. this is in association with a cold front that we talked about yesterday. last night the severe weather was off to the north of us. there's a possibility we get a couple strong thunderstorms later today and especially this evening from anywhere from philadelphia up to the north and west suburbs. for now we're dry, 77 degrees, though. wet warm in the city as you step outside. 77 in wilmington. still 69 in allentown. 75 in trenton and 75 in sea isle city. as we head out the door this morning, we expect part

same thing. we have cloud coverage that may try to sneak through. 76 in philadelphia and 74 in allentown and trenton and 71 in sea isle city. in philadelphia a warm one, 75 degrees, by 9:00 this morning, 82 by noon, that is where we are now of course, 88 by 3:00 and your high is 89 degrees, that will hit around 4:00 this afternoon. we'll still be in the mid to upper 80s at 6:00 tonight and if you are throwing a barbecue, why not? keep the sunscreen handy, we are going for the partly sunny skies and cool drinks are important too and rather warm and terrific humidity and when i come back we get more humid tomorrow and as we go into tomorrow's next week's work week, we are looking at the possible of strong thunderstorms. >>> "action news" is following two developing story, here at 9:00 first a police investigating a deadly shooting, the victim was gunned down at day break inside of a door at a home at the oxford circle section. this video is just in to the newsroom at the 10 hundred block of levit street. >>> a search is underway for two children reported missing in northeast phil

, just some light nuisance showers. 74 in philadelphia. 76 in dover. notice how it's milder behind the line of rain and cooler where the rain has passed through. 73 in trenton. a fair amount of clouds out there, but we do expect clouds to give way to sun and clouds mix through most of the day. 75 by 9:00 a.m., 7 this afternoon it gets hot. 89 degrees by 3:00 p.m. a high of 90 and 86 by 6:00 p.m. this afternoon there's the chance of the redevelopment of the showers and thunderstorms. some of these could bring drenching downpours. i think the best chance of this is north of philadelphia. some of this may drift into philadelphia later tonight. well have more on the strong storms coming in possibly on monday and tuesday, as well. >> a septa bus driver is recovering after being attacked. the driver of the route 54 bus was assaulted at 24th and lehigh avenue at 1:15 a.m. passengers were on board the bus at the time of the attack, but none were hurt. the driver refused to be taken to the hospital. police are looking for the driver of a white mercedes benz with pa tag also. tags. >>> a fight b

temperatures are climbing back into the 90s. right now 75 degrees in philadelphia. it is 69 degrees in millville. the numbers will not last in the low 60s. we'll be heading to the 80s this morning. a muggy morning. any fog around to start with will go out as the temperatures climb. 88 degrees and climbing at lunch time today. take a lack at arthur. when i come back at what it means for your fourth of july plans. that's when i come back. jillian mele has your traffic first. >> good morning, bill. it's quiet morning out there. we have an accident that i'm following for you in jenkintown, montgomery county. so watch out for lane restrictions athat intersection. you can also still watch out for spots of flooding out there in middle town township and bucks county and oxford valley road. trenlton road is an option if you need to get around it. heading to chester county, very quiet right now. this is the route 35 pass near 113. that is the eastbound side. eastbound is typically where we see the delays later in the morning. it's still just a little bit too early for that. the good news about t

tioga section of philadelphia and they came to mourn deaths of three children and to demand end of violence. "action news" tonight it's a vij "action news" reporter sharee williams is live at the scene of a very emotional gathering tonight, sharee. >> reporter: jim, it was a touching display of unity as we heard. directly from the families who were affected by this horrible event. and this memorial, it started at 6:00. some five hours ago, and as you can see behind me, people are still here. they're still gathering and reflecting on the lives lost. >> we should not have lost three young people. we can change the kulingt tour of philadelphia. from one that has violence in it to one is that the non-violent. >> reporter: standing together, a grieving community held hands, prayed and even cried together. hundreds attended a vij toil remember the victims of friday's scar jacking and hit-and-run that killed three young children. >> father we're tired of burying our young people. >> keesha williams and three kids were selling fruit at a stand on corners of germantown and allegheny avenue

stories on this wednesday july 16th. philadelphia police could be close to filing charges in the philadelphia police could be was found in a duffle bag. >> ceasefire talks break down leading to more violence in the mideast. residents in gaza are told to flee as israel launches more air straiks overnight. >> after two days of severe storms things are expected to shake out for the better today. meteorologist karen rogers will have the details. >> good morning, it is 4:30 on this wednesday morning. karen rogers is filling in for david and change is one word to describe what's going on today, karen. >> that's rightly it's a day of transition absolutely but -- there you go. we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan and we can see we're starting off with some showers, a even period of heavier rain as you look to the south. we're not exacting done with this yet. we have to go in closer and we can see in dover in fortescue i'm not getting any lightning at this point but you see areas of yellow and red really heavy downpours still happening right now and we can see this stretching

in toward philadelphia with again starting to pop with volume, beginning the morning rush hour. 422, 202, light volume, again, head in the toward the king of prussia interchange, folks just waking up maybe hitting the snooze button along the way, route 13 in delaware, accident, northbound right at hamburg. and they are still working on the pennsylvania turnpike between ft. washington and philly bensalem. mass transit though running with no delays. natasha, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> secretary of state, john kerrey, remains in the middle east this morning, trying to work out details after cease-fire between israel and main the more. >>> palestinians clash with israeli soldiers in the west bank this morning. after thousands gathered for a demonstration to protest the violence in gaza. overnight, israeli forces continued to bombard the strip following the deadliest day yet in more than two weeks of fighting. yesterday, at least 119 palestinians died, more than dozen of them at a gaza school being used as united nations shelter. most were children, and women, taking r

. now it's 92 in philadelphia. and in allentown. 91 in reading. 92 in dover. that's just a part of the picture with the higher humidity, the feels-like temperature is in the upper 90s in some places. it's going to be higher than that tomorrow. sheer what the future temps looks like as we go through the evening. by 10:00, it's still in the 80s. as we go into the morning hours, again, in the 80s. and by 10:00 a.m., already up to 90. tomorrow, some of those temperatures are going to be getting into the upper 90s. the feels-like temperature over 100 degrees. that is in the physical danger zone. you have to limit outdoor activities between noon and 8:00. to my colleague sheena parveen who is tracking storms for tomorrow as well. >> that's right. we are even watching some storms for tonight. most of the storms for tonight should stay north and west of philadelphia. for tomorrow, we have another storm threat. here is a look at the satellite and radar picture. to the west of harrisburg, moving through central pa, there is a line of storms which is quickly developing moving from west to east. t

, when things clear out, might be able to throw the windows open. 74 degre in philadelphia right now, so still pretty warm, muggy. sixty-eight in lancaster, 60 up in the poconos, where it has gotten refreshing, 83 degrees the high temperature today. some stubborn clouds, then some sunshine later on in t afternoon. that's already more comfortable. and tonight down to 64 degrees, in the city. some of our subs, will see temperatures in the refreshing 50's. so how long can we expect this weather pattern to hang around? through the weekends? we'll let you know in the seven day forecast, coming up. hi, cast. >> i hey, sue serio, thanks very much. going to what the damage was from last night's storm, lower providence, south park avenue, right around falcon road. you've got one lane blocked at that scene with the downed tree. we'll let you know when it is cleared out of your way, eastbound side of 422, now clear, was an accident around 363. but that is, again, out of your way. northbound side of route one, outer drive, big problems there, right at grant avenue. all lanes blocked, we'll have