your every move and new feature on popular social immediate yeah app raising privacy concerns. >> surprise down the shore where a fisherman reeled in quite the catch and why it's so unusual first. >> somebody they wept after her. >> the search for answers in the brutal killing of a woman outside of a philadelphia school. tonight, her friend is speaking out and police intensify their search for a killer. good evening i'm jessica dean, ukee washington has the night off. police say they want to talk to two eyewitness who's were captured in surveillance on the night of the murder. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hof is live with the crime that has shaken a neighborhood, alex. yeah, well, jessica, police issued a warning to residents to walk in pairs and avoid dark and desolate areas as they continue to search for a suspect or suspects. >> we know that there is still beauty in these blocks dear god. >> there's a prayer that resounds from rayburn park, 1 and lehigh avenue. >> he needs you right now. >> police tape mark the spot three blocks from the home of debra gul ver and the park behind the high school was a frequent shortcut and did so the after departing a bus and night out 2:30 saturday morning and never made it home. >> she was brutally assaulted and stabbed in excess of 30 times it was brutal attack we don't know if it was more than one doer or not. >> somebody wanted her to suffer. they went after her. >> and long time friend amanda quinn says debbie was happy and loving. with a soft spot for rescuing animals. >> she's been talking about moving to florida and getting a way from all of it and they never had the chance. >> police were alerted to the brutal murder just before 3 a.m. when a male called 911. >> we talked to him. he has not been ruled out yet. >> police have interviewed the male friend that gul ver shared the bus ride with and amanda says she's unsure ft. suspect new debbie or not and doesn't know why her friend became the target of such a vicious crime. >> she could have been anybody's daughter or sister and anybody's friend she was my friend and now she's gone. >> at rayburn park there's a prayer. >> we come before you with hands up dear god to surrender unto you dear lord. >> police are looking to speak with two men who also called 911 who may have witnessed this murder. now there is a $20,000 reward for any information that would lead to conviction. hof hof. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> alex, thank you. dueling rallies took place in northeast philadelphia in the weigh of deadly shooting of david jones. eyewitness news was outside the 15 police district on levick street where members of black lives matter protested. feet away members of a group supportive of police called back the blue hit the streets and jones was shot to death by philadelphia police officer ryan panel earlier this month as he ran from a traffic stop. jones pulled a gun on the officer. >> and authorities are looking for hit-and-run driver that plowed into an active crime scene and just kept going. this happened around 2:30 this morning near i street and erie avenue in the city harrow gate neighborhood. police were on the sceeb of a carjacking at the time. newspaper of the officers were hurt by the speeding car. but police say one officer broke his happened trying to arrest one of the carjacking suspect. >> officials in north wildwood released this fet owe of a pair of shorts hoping to identify the body of a man that washed up on the beach. that was found before 24 and 25 avenues sunday night and man was wearing shorts and is described as 5' 6" to 5' 8" early 20s. dark complexion and black hair and 1" scar on left shoulder and call police if you have any information. >> and trump administration remains optimistic. newly revealed senate bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act will pass. report from congressional budget office shows that bill will cause millions of americans to become uninsured. david spunt in the stat center with more on this fight on capitol hill. >> it's a big fight, cbo is non partisan entity and both sides arguing the president vows to go forward and protesters continue to make their voice heard. >> outrage in old city. senator pat toomey office was the gathering place for those in opposition to the republican sponsored healthcare bill. 22 million americans will lose their health insurance under the new senate plan according to the cbo. the report shows the healthcare bill will reduce the budget deficit by 321 billion over the next decade. most savings come from cuts in medicade spend khing will be difficult from senators from states that expanded medicade narrow bam acare. >> we have a lot of issues right now aunt governor's initial impression is that it's not helpful to his state. >> and conservatives say it doesn't slash enough obamacare tax cred toyts help people buy insurance and cbo score comes after republican leaders are pushing on a vote by end of this week on the bill. >> as we speak leaders in the united states senate are debating legislation and follow on the house of representatives and move us one step closer toward repea repealing and replacing obamacare. >> democrats state negotiations are just a facad facade. >> they will be buyouts and bailouts and small tweaks held as fixes by the other side. but the truth is, the republicans cannot exercise the rotten core at the center of their healthcare bill. >> republicans can only lose two votes from their side of the aisle or else the bill will fail. >> as we all know president likes to communicate message on twitter and tweeted earlier today saying that if this bill fails he would consider letting obamacare "crash and burn" david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> david, thanks, the whitehouse says it found potential evidence syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. press secretary sean spicer says the u.s. identified potential preparations similar to those made before syria's chemical attack and in april. in the meantime a legal victory for president trump and supreme court is allowing most travel ban to go into effect as the court prepares to hear the full case in fall. the whitehouse issued a statement calling decision a clear victory for national secure i and 0 day ban will apply to most citizens in ira iran, somalia, syria, yemen and countries the trump administration calls terror prone and supreme court says lower courts that blocked the ban went too far in limiting president's authority. >> second week of testimony in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams began with a top member of the philadelphia police department. deputy commissioner joe sullivan told the court today williams approached him about mohamad ali businessman and friend of williams that testified last week. sullivan testified williams believed ali was being provided at the airport and subjected to increased security measures. sullivan toldor ors he talked to counter part at fbi and they warned him not to get involved. >> going back i had been over many times how the information up foameded and how i received it and who i received it from i certainly realized i moved forward in good faith. >> and testimony in the case resumes in the morning. >> and the university of delaware has cut ties with an ajuvrkt anthropology she posted about otto warmbier imprisoned in north korea recently returned home and died shortly there after. detweiler wrote online am i the only one who thinks otto warmbier got what he deserved and blamed parents for racing him to think he could get away with whatever he wanted. and the backlash was harsh and swivrt. >> it's upsetting. i would never do that to my students. >> her comments i think are inappropriate. but i would defend her right to say them. >> the university issued a statement reading in part the comments of katherine detweiler do got reflect the values or position of the university of delaware. we cop dem any and all messages that endorse hatred and insensitivity of a tragic event such as the one otto warmbier and his family sufferd a 14-year-old girl's actions caused her to fall from a ride at an amusement park over the weekend. >> i'll scratch you. they'll catch you honey, go ahead. >> the 14-year-old from delaware apparently slipped under the safety railing of the ride's carriage and then dropped about 25 feet into that crowd. the ride remains closed as park officials conduct an internal review. >> and social media helps us connect with family and friend but a new update on one popular sap raising eyebrows, straight ahead tonight the feature allowing people to see exactly where you are and why you may not even know. it we'll tell you the company using it and how you can stop. it. >> plus a healthcare for member of our eyewitness news family. the symptoms that sent kate bilo to the hospital and why she hopes her message will save lives. chelsea. >> more refreshing weather on the way. i'll let you know when the heat and humidity return i'll let you know when the heat and humidity return coming up >>. >> and unexpected catch for a local fisherman reeled in a hammer head shark. all coming your way when eyewitness news at 11 all coming your way when eyewitness news at 11 continued. >> back on eyewitness news driver ever a box truck crash into a home in montgomery county. wood land avenue in lower providence around 5:00 this afternoon. and emergency crews had to free the driver who was rushed to the hospital in serious condition and we also know people were inside the home at the time of the crash and none of those people were injured. >> and the popular social networking app snap chat has a feature that allows certain users to track down our exact location. new edition is raising privacy concerns. our greg argos is here this is not worry some for parents and ina dults using it. >> anyone that uses snap khatd it affects them. newest feature called snap maps doesn't just allow you to see what your friends are doing in realtime but where they are as well. some people like the new feature and experts say if are you not careful you could be exposing too much. >> it used to be a quick text where are you, was enough to find a friend. >> now all it takes is opening up snap chat. >> snap chat released snap maps. >> terrifying people will get murdered from it. >> i don't know about that but what snap maps allows to you do is quickly see with where your friend are if realtime. their act location and what they're doing >> i think it's kind of weird. >> i can see with my friend earlier i saw her. >> scary that's not something i would want on my phone. >> bringing the physical world to virtual world with these types of features. >> rob video and associate profession or of krim nothing and studies at drexel says there's some potential problems with this new featur feature. >> it gives rise to concern about bull writing and concern about stalk and potential for physical assault. >> the video points out there is an option to hide location through a feature called ghost mode. >> they could have done a better job of explain wlaing ghost mode is. >> he's concerned people may be broadcasting their location to so-called friends they may not know that well. >> i'm a strong advocate of list hygiene for social media. go through are you still interacting with these people is there a value to them in the social met york good or delete the app altogether. >> i don't have it. >> i deleted it as well. >> i don't want all my friend to know exactly where i am every minute. >> it's almost too far. >> too, to personal. bottom line if you're close with those that follow you on snap chat letting them access your snap map may not be an issue. but if you don't know all of your followers it's better to go on ghost mode jeff ghost mode is basically full privacy mode. >> it's called ghost mode. >> like snap ghost emogi i think that's where they're going with that. >> interesting. >> all interesting greg thanks so much. >> spanish judge ordered remains of artist salvador doli to be exhumed to settle paternity suit. a woman that claims to be his daughter filed that claim. she's been trying to prove he is her father since 2007. duly sdied in 1989 and burried in a museum in northeastern spain. state run foundation that manages his estate says it will appeal today's decision. >> a health care for one of our own at cbs3. meteorologist katie fehlinger is recovering from blood clots in her lung. she spent the weekend in the hospital. on facebook it started with a dull pain in ribs that spread to her shoulder. and when advil did not work she drove herself to the hospital and ct scans revealed pulmonary embolisms or blood clots in her lungs. she hey baby three weeks ago and pregnancy and post partum increases risk for blood clot clots. >> because of hormonal changes in pregnancy caused blood to be thicker so to speak most have swelling in their legs to begin with and that's not normal and they're not moving along around much after a baby. that combination of things will often lead to this condition. >> kate went public to help others. she wandz to remind everybody to listen to their bodies, kate is home and resting and will be okay. she wants to say thanks for everyone for support and well wishes. >> a fisherman was not expec expecting to reel in this down the shore a hammer head shock joe tob incaught off sunset beam in cape may. the shark was 4 feet long and weighed 30 to 35 and took a few pictures before putting the shark in the water and back out to sea. so long, shark. >> chelsea joins us live today and it was really perfect. it was so nice out there. easily top ten day. low humid tirks tons of sunshine. temperatures in lower 80s perfect and here's a live look at center city and it's absolutely stunning evening out there. we have a couple of showers located north and west. we have some light shower action moving to portions of poconos, lehigh valley, we'll show you a look at storm scan 3. not much in way of ton of precipitation just light stuff moving on through and we coso i a stray shower across the delaware valley as we head toe overnight hours tonight. official high temperature today in philadelphia was 82. little below arm for this time of year. but it felt excellent out there for sure. very refreshing and we have more refreshing weather on the way this week and we have i chance for shower or storm as we need tuesday and then heat and humidity will be returning very soon. and we'll talk about all of that coming up. and take a look at temperatures across the region, 67, do you remember the shore in whimd wad and 69 atlantic city and 62 currently in toms riff and we're in the 70s in philadelphia lower 70s there and we have a 6 trenton right around 6 degrees and mount holly and as we head out towards the lehigh valley 64 in allentown and 59 quakertown and it's 59 degrees currently in mount pocono. it's dew points making it feel koment for theable outside they're in the 40s and 50s. that's rare this time of year during the month of june you normally feel more humidity 51 the current dewpoint in philadelphia and more refres refreshing weather with where it came from. and they're on the rise along with temperatures. look how they climbp by the end of week and we're easily making it to the 90 degree mark as you head to friday and 91 saturday and things turning unsettled as we head into the weekend. and the way of showers and storms moving back n disturbance will swing on through tuesday. we could have a stray afternoon or evening thunderstorm. mrementty of shun shine as we head into wednesday. and this high will be moving offshore. wednesday night, into thursday. that's going to turn our flow more out of the south and southwest. and that wind will be the vehicle that pumps back in because of the heat and humidity. >> responsible for stray shower leading to overnight hours tonight. more on the way of cloud on tuesday and a lot of the day is dry and as we head to afternoon and evening we have a risk for showers or norma round and high pressure build in wednesday and we'll see abundant sunshine middle of week and that goes for the shore too. we have to watch a chance for stray shower into tuesday. here's a look at forecast for tonight overnight lows 64. spotty shower cannot be ruled out tuesday. partly sunny, cooler than average and highs upper 70s and we'll have the risk for shower or thunderstorm. here's a look at eyewitness weather. 7 day forecast goes like this headed to wednesday. 81. that is my pick of the week because we will have low humidity. no heat. tops of spun shine by the end of week and as we head into the weekend we get back up to the 90s and it will -- we're going to see a couple of showers airport thunderstorms moving in as well. and especially by this weekend. but 91 degrees. >> soak up the low humidity now. >> all the way through wednesday. >> feeling good. >> john is up 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