brutal. heat advisories not in east affect yet. they will take effect when heat index is sky rocketing in the upper 90's and flirt with that heat index value but right new not too bad. it is mild, definitely muggy outside, we can handle it. we can have a couple showers or thunderstorms back through central pennsylvania but storm scan three clearly shows they have cleared out of here. we are left with hazy sunshine and you cane that perfectly clear out over center city sky line facing south, 79 degrees. wind coming at this camera southwest at 10 miles an hour. humidity at 62 percent at the moment. it feels warmer then thermometer reads in any given location. we are expecting a high of 59 in philadelphia record is 96. we will see how we do. eventually later on today especially by this evening some showers and locally gusty thunderstorms crop up, bob, over to you. good morning. 6:01. we are off to a good start, already hot and 81, steaming degrees here. lets go outside and make sure you have ac cranking. here's what it looked like last night we had light show when wires came down on route 07 in cherry hill, new jersey. this tied us up foreign of the evening rush hour. crews were outside all night long there and look at the backup for folks heading home last night late for dinner. lets get to the maps. we're in good shape route 70 reopened through cherry hill. we are good to go for morning rush hour. the lets look at down wires here watching us outside wildwood, after license route 47 closed at route 612. also a crash in pottstown on wilson and farming ton avenue. north on i-95 leaving center city heading up into northeast philadelphia, penndot has moved those three lanes over to the right with that new pad earn between girard and allegheny avenue. otherwise mass transit looking good with no delays, back over to you. we have some breaking news right now more than 35 people are mythsing after a both carrying 97 indonesia residents sank in the the water off of malaysia's west coast. that boat, reportedly carrying undocumented migrant worker heading for a shea in indonesia, capsized. officials say rescue effort is being hampered by low tides. we will have more information when it becomes available. also developing right now a break in attempt fails in a mayfair church. >> philadelphia police say whoever did it left behind an important clue. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us now from mayfair with the inportant details, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say have two of the suspects in custody. this morning they are still searching for a third and you are right about that crucial piece of evidence, looking here at the front lawn of the church of grace in the east and you can see this ladder still sitting here. police believe three suspects used to it break into this church shortly after 2:00. police tell us 23459 suspects, did come on to here, they either went in with the ladder or brought ladder or they might have have gone in on another side of the church's recycling bin. that police believe they may have jumped on and there is a second floor broken window there. now, that something did alert police at some point and they responded to the church. two of the suspects ran. third remained inside. we are looking at video of police on the scene here earlier. we know that third person who was inside of the church was arrested, with the help of the k-9, and a woman was then taken into custody a short time late her tried to run from the scene. police again searching for that third person involved. this is a branch of chinese church opened here in 2008. if you look at the scene you can see it is broken. we have pieces of plastic all over here, enlarges piece on the front lawn. we don't know exactly if that is related to these three suspects but certainly in the a normal sight to have this sign broken here this morning. in you have any fur you are asked to call police. that is very latest from mayfair, jen bernstein cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this morning we are hearing from the 13 user old boy targeted by a gunman in the search for stolen by. the parents asked that we not use his name. it happened one day afternoon near 20th and morris streets in south philadelphia. the boy was driving with his stepfather looking for a bike similar to this one. now that is when two suspects approached the car, one claiming that the bike can be returned for 20 doll ars. >> showing it at the door. >> i was trying to cover myself. it was like moving around. >> he was hit twice in the arm and leg but fortunately the the the bullet missed his vital organs. police continue their search for the shooter and the the accomplice, natasha? here is a look at some of the on things happening today. former montgomery county chairman robert kerns facing a preliminary hearing today. he is accused of raping a paralegal in october of last year at his firm. an arraignment is expected for five suspects facing drug and weapons charges. prosecutors say that the men operated a drug ring on the main line, to supply local schools with drugs. a black bear wandering around south jersey is spotted once again. a member of "eyewitness news" team captured this exclusive video in mount laurel. officials say there are now two bears making their way through severity burlington county townships. our syma chowdhry now has more. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: this is not a wild life documentary, this bear was seen roaming around in mount laurel, exclusive video our cw. three photographer alan wheeler shot with his cell phone tuesday morning. the the bear was walking from yard to yard and neighbors who saw it call 911. >> they have said we're aware of it. she answered the phone, is this about the bear? i said yes. she said we're aware of the situation. >> reporter: we showed exclusive video to those who missed the bear's visit. >> have have you seen that before. >> yes. >> reporter: police are following the bear as it roams through other neighborhoods. >> as people gather and try to get pictures witt and chase it then bear might become agitated. >> reporter: officials say the animal is not posing a threat but rather looking for a place to cool off. >> we have never seen a bear around here, it is kind of interesting. >> how long before the bear gets its own twitter handle. >> i'm surprised it does not have one yet. >> but it does now. follow the bear on twitter. >> follow him on twitter. >> and officials say, if you do see a bear go inside, make sure there is no food outdoors, and bring in any bird feeders, just to make sure he won't wander in your yard. mount laurel, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". team leader in the 20 a 12 is captured and that is coming up next. terrorism could be to blame for this massive gas pipeline explosion, now there are some concerns that the fire could impact supplies. just an incredible story about a nanny who took action when a three-year old girl fell down a septic tank hear what she has to say about her actions coming up next. blank. >> ♪ >> beautiful sunrise down the shore and yes, heat is on 81 degrees at 6:08 in the morning. it will get hotter. >> hotter. the first state since the botched execution in oak a mark instant well ons was convicted and sentenced to death for 1989 murder for his 15 year-old neighbor india roberts. georgia uses one drug, the sedative, for executions. the second, execution took place in the missouri. ukraine is treating a pipeline explosion as a act of of terrorism. it happened the the day after russia announced it was cutting off supplies over a payment dispute. the explosion shot flames up to 650 feet in the air. that blast, however did not disrupt the gas flow. a suspect described as a key leader in the been gas a tack will face trial in the u.s. officials say that the this appears to be the suspect, u.s. armed forces, seized ahmed abu khattala in libya on sunday. he was aboard the navy dock ship u.s.s. new york, which is in the mediterranean sea. the the attack on september 11th, 2012, killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. >> there air lot of dangers and challenges and our diplomats serve with incredible courage and valor in very difficult situations. they need to know that this country had their back will always go after anybody who goes after us. >> republican lawmakers though were skeptical about the the obama administration's plan to try abu cat tally like a civilian. 6:13. lets get latest with the heat on katie. >> we're still off to a warm start but heat will build as day goes on. sunnies up, it will do its part and temperatures will sky rocket here. it is big thing to remember here is we see this every year. but we have in the seen it in a long time. perception a lot of time is what bothers you most because we are not used to it. it is more stressful when we have not had a temperature of 95 like what we will see, in a long time. meanwhile we are tracking potential for showers and thunderstorms that could turn locally strong or severe. main threat is generally confined from the west most suburbs off to the west. if you are traveling westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike or i80 for example you can run into this later today especially toward night fall but heavy downpours, possibility of small hail, wind, lightening, and everybody has got a shot to sees a shower or storm but it will likely end up being somewhat scattered in nature as a lot of times these systems tend to be. heat is the big story. check on your elderly neighbors, drink lots of water. take frequent breaks. the kids, pets, of course, elderly people are most at wrist income this kind of a forecast. remember too that cars can literally become ovens in minutes if they are sitting out especially on that hot surface with the pavement in the parking lot. keep that in mind. leave windows crack. storms don't move in until much later today. 95 degrees though is the record, record is 96, last set in 1957, locally strong thunderstorms do come through later own as as we head forward in the forecast our next cold front crosses tomorrow, additional showers and storms and we will get more relief here, it is a lot more comfortable by friday but this string of perfect weekend weather is drawing to a close, we will throw in the threat for a shower too both saturday and sunday, bob. 6:14. an accident here westbound side of 422, just west of the king of prussia interchange. rescue squad here on the scene, as someone is injured in that car. that is on the westbound side. ben franklin coming into philadelphia not bad, looking good all four lanes opened and in problems coming into eighth and vine. rest of the majors south on i-95 we are seeing volume at cottman and girard. so far so good i am bound on the schuylkill expressway. it is a safety blitz today at temple university station during the morning rush hour from about 7:30 to 9:30 septa will be handing out brochures and some information on how to be safe on all of the platforms throughout the summer. blue route will see construction delays between route 30, saint david interchange down toward route one. they will work from 10:00 to 2:00 and south on 295 keep in mind heading down in towards bellmawr that ramp to the walt whitman bridge is closed. so you need to go to the next exit which is delsea drive, flip u turn to gain access to the 42 freeway. natasha, back over to you. thanks very much. here is the headlines on cb. three, including breaking news. search continues for more than 30 people missing after a ferry capsized off of the coast of million layer a more than 30 people have been now rescued with five confirmed dead. also two people are in custody and search is on for a third after a break in at a mayfair church. police caught one of those suspects inside the church, he had climbed a ladder to get inside. exclusive "eyewitness news" video shows a bear wandering mount laurel burlington county. be careful and don't approach the bear if you see it. it has been spotted in several communities in that area so be on the look out. i'm sure he won't be hard to miss. we will be right back in a well, phillies wrap up their series with the braves today in atlanta. game time 12:10. hey, phillies are out of last place for the the first time since last month. the the good news there. last night, lets take you to the highlights, ryan howard's 13th home run of the season started the scoring in the first inning. the two run shot gave kyle kendrick a little breathing room and held the braves in check all night. kendrick went seven innings and struck out six, and phillies win five-two for their second win in a row. coach chip kelly is overseeing eagles mandatory mini camp at the novacare complex. everybody is in camp including wide receiver jeremy maclin who missed all of last season with a knee injury. he hooked up with nick foles for seven touchdowns in 2012. full eagles training camp is late they are summer, birds open up preseason schedule at solder field on august 8th against the the bears. happening today possible unveiling of the long awaited smart phone from amazon. >> wall street journal reports only at&t will carry this new device. company officials have yet to comment on this. new phonies expect to have a new 3-d interface and access to amazon's new prime music service. all right, listen up, 250 newe mote cans will be landing on phone keyboard soon among new expressions a bull horn, a floppy disk, and a few religious symbols look for them out sometime next month. i think, teenage girls i think of them i wand fur they will know what floppy disks are. >> that is too long to tweet about. >> time to inspect your wine rack, coming up, we have warnings about bottles of wine sold in our area that can spontaneously just explode. >> not good. >> no. >> a nanny jumps into action when a three-year old girl falls in the septic tank. her incrediblble story 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[prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ a few thunderstorms. we are looking at bright sunshine a couple clouds it will be a somewhat hazy day. here's where we stan in the 80's in trenton pushing tonight philly. we were in the 80's for better part of the morning but we have just dropped down in the upper 70's, about an hour and a half ago but now sun has been up for almost an hour and it will warm things up. mild start at shore points, mild start in the mountains and in the city where we see heat advisory later on today at noon specifically. eventually a few showers and storms will rumble through as we head towards the evening, bob, over to you. 6:23. hello northeast philadelphia, lights out here at intersection of torresdale, and robbins, on the approach to the tacony palmyra bridge. these folks flying on through the intersection here, where the the lights, at least this guy is stopping, and slowly going through but hardly anyone, on robbins avenue is paying attention that the lights are out, just assuming that they have the right of way here. look out as we head towards that tacony palmyra bridge this morning. live look at the roosevelt boulevard through the haze, southbound slow from the kelly drive down to the schuylkill, mass transit looking good, natasha, back over to you. great video from kansas here, an suv gets launched in the air after it the hits a trailer park on the shoulder of the roadway. it goes airborne and flips in the ditch. driver was taken to the hospital. in one was in the truck attached to the trailer, thank goodness but frightening scene right there. and a hero to the rescue when a three-year old little girl falls 15 feet down a hall. >> dave carolyn from our sister station wcps in insuring spoke to the woman who sprung into action and he has that story from hacketstown, new jersey. >> i feel so happy that i saved a life. >> reporter: lewis jimenes rescued this three-year old girl who liked the fictional character tumbled into a big oner land she was 15 feet down where septic tank used to be in cold muddy the water. >> this is where the baby was right here. right here close. so she was screaming, crying, we could not see her, when we were up there. >> reporter: jimenes was next door and her allison screams after the girl wandered in the pack yard. while the hole is security with plywood and topped with two tires at the time there was only a layer of grass which gave way under the tiny girl. as jimenes kick off her shoes and started to go after the child a police officer arrived. >> he was trying to stop me. i said no, you will not stop me, sorry. just move away. >> reporter: down she went and after 15 minutes with the girl, in the muck, police sent down this ladder. >> she is very tiny. so, my hand and my other handy tried to step up to get outside. >> happy. >> allison's mom thanked god her child escape without so much as a scratch or bruce. she called jimenes a angel. >> we know that god put her there for our family. >> reporter: this was an accident waitio ere are other sc tanks out there that homeowners need to find. homeowners are responsible for knowing where old septic tanks are. plumbers can follow old lines to locate them for the foreseeable future allison's play times will be indoors, she seems to be fine with that. in hacketstown, new jersey dave car lynn for cbs two news. thank goodness she's okay. just so brave to jump down in there and get her. >> that is heroism. all right, coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", do you remember the teen stowe away that flew from california to hawaii by hiding in the plane wheel well? well, he is speaking out for the very first time. plus a man dives in the quarry to beat the heat but gets in big trouble, only cbs-3 was there for his rescue. and bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's, we are back with you in two minutes. and inn tenned church break in philadelphia's mayor fair section end with two people in custody and third on the run. police say would be burglars left behind a ladder at the church of grace, in the 3300 block of welng ton street. the the other big story this morning is that heat advisory in effect. >> oh, definitely. it is already 81 degrees. yes, do i believe so. the the temperature is, hiding, yes. >> it sure is. >> how hot will it get. >> we are looking at mid 90's here. we should top off here but we will flirt closely with record territory in philadelphia where the record is in fact 96 degrees and we are shooting for 95. it will in the take very much. we are off to a really warm start, storm scan three has emptied out, much like yesterday, started the early morning off with a couple showers out there but those are fizzled and we will be left with more hazy sunshine, lick what we saw yesterday then anything. eventually some showers and storms do rumble in here through western suburbs that could turn severe. but most of the daylight hours features building heat, so here's the counties involved with that heat advisory which isn't in effect just yet but it is warm and muggy. it takes effect at noon her with heat index values approaching the century mark but not quite getting there. i think more than anything we will see this every year. thing we need to remember is we have not seen tonight a long time. last time we hit 95 or more was last july. been a long time. 79 degrees is the temperature. we were at the 80's here for better part of the morning. we have dropped off. i have a feeling it will flip over now that the sun has been up for about an hour now. 81 degrees currently in northeast philadelphia we have pockets where it is hotter than others. notice the second you walk outside, especially if you were able to sleep in air conditioning last night, you walk out and can tell it is warmer outside. blazing sunshine. haze out there. eventually bob a couple showers and storms move in as well. >> hits you like a stale bagel when you open up that front door and realize it is hot this morning. steamy 81. air conditionings are working but traffic lights are not. lets look outside to torresdale and robbins avenue in northeast philadelphia. the traffic lights are totally out this fellow is a good guy because he stopped here at the the intersection. when light are out in one has right of way. this is a busy stretch here of robbins avenue is that funnel road in toward the tacony palmyra bridge so be ready for delays as we get in the height of the rush hour so we can get a crew out on the scene and hit the the reset button on the intersection. westbound 422, a minor accident here west of the 202, interchange, watching us down the shore outside of wildwood route 47 blocked at 612. vehicle fire in trenton, new jersey, anderson and ashmore avenue. is there a crash in pottstown that has wilson block at farming ton avenue. we are seeing delays on the the schuylkill expressway as well as i-95 south but mass transit looking good. natasha, back to you. we are hearing for the first time from the teenager who soda way in the wheel well of the jet, in april. he says he was headed for africa. correspondent marley hall has the story now from new york. >> reporter: speaking google chat from the foster home in california, the young man told a reporter from cbs affiliate kpix5 in san francisco that he knew what he was doing when he hopped a fence at san jose international airport and took a five and a half her flight to maui soda way in the wheel well of the hawaii airline jet >> reporter: junk somalia immigrant planned to runaway from his home where he lived with his father and stepmother. he wanted to get to africa to see his mother. >> i wanted to find my mom. i haven't seen her since i was young. >> reporter: in april, abu survived freezing temperatures and extremely low oxygen levels during a dangerous voyage that most stowe, away do not survive. >> i didn't care if i ended up dying. >> reporter: he lost consciousness and said when he woke up after the plane landed he could not hear or see clearly. says he was dehydrated when he stumbled into workers after he got off the plane in maui. >> he says that he has fully recovered and knows it is a miracle he is alive to tell his story. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 6:34. with today's heat many people will be looking for a cool place to swim but swimming in the wrong place, of course, can be dangerous. man was seriously injured in the quarry dive and only cbs-3 was there for the rescue. thirty-nine year-old man jumped in on st. peters road in warwick township chester county and suffered a spinal injury. >> we were dispatched to assist a e ms on a subject down over the embankment in the water. we had one patient complaining of numbness in the legs. >> now that man had to be air lifted to jefferson hospital, no update on his condition. also some dramatic new video could shed light on a deadly house fire we told but yesterday morning. this happened in wilmington, a neighbor captured this cell phone video of the house fully engulfed in flames on bird street on monday. one man was killed, two women were injured, family members say 49 year-old fran seen wallace suffered burns on over 80 percent of her body. they believe someone doused the home with gasoline and set it on fire. decontamination crew that is cleaned up the apartment belonging to the man accused in the ricin plot. nineteen year-old nicholas hell monday faces murder and related charges. he allegedly mailed a letter containing deadly poison to another man back in march. crews took several wrapped items out of his hatboro apartment and placed it in the cop taner for proper dispose al. jefferson medical college in center city will be rename sidney medical college at thomas jefferson university today. kimmel foundation gave 110 million-dollar to the school, that is largest gift, in the school's history. also today, delaware lawmakers will consider a bill decriminal icing marijuana possession. that bill would make possession of up to 1 ounce of marijuana a civil offense punishable by fine rather than criminal offense. possession of any amount of marijuana is punishable up to six months in prison and more than a thousand dollars fine. philadelphia city leaders are considering a similar bill, councilman jim kenny wants make possession of the small amount of pot a civil violation, 25-dollar ticket rather than a criminal violation. kenny says it could millions. >> we could save seven million-dollar and send it over to schools and do more with it, i think i have everybody, i think i have veto proof majority. >> that bill is up for final passage, tomorrow. up next in this weeks story of brotherly love, indoor beach party for a girl fighting cancer. >> also ahead a photographer shot this exclusive video have the bear rolling streets and hopping in the lake 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"eyewitness news" with exclusive video of the a bear in mount laurel. take a look one of our photographers alan wheeler shot this video of the black bear on tiehl street yesterday morning. bear went yard to yard and busy roads like i295 and didn't scare him away either. he even took a dip in the pond to collapse after all that walking yesterday. authorities do not believe bear poses a danger but they want residents to exercise caution if they come across it. >> it can ab alarming, i'm certain. thinks second bear spotted in south jersey. >> so what is it like to come face-to-face with the black bear? check out the man shot that cool video, "eyewitness news" photographer alan wheeler joins us from mount laurel, burlington county to tell us about. that thanks for waking up early to join us. >> no problem, my pleasure. >> go ahead. >> i was just typical tuesday, i was taking my three kids to school and i knew about the bear situation, in the area in mount laurel. i saw some commotion, police activity, people running around, and i aid that has got to be the the bear. so i took a detour and i went down a side street thinking it would be fun for kids just to look for the bear. didn't think i would find it. i went down the street. in bear. it was fun. difficult a u turn, i come back and is there bear. i was shock, i said oh, my god. i pulled out my iphone. i had car in drive. i was sitting there, ready to go, doors lock, i had wind he down. so i shot it with my i phone out the window real quiet. bear didn't even look at me, didn't pay attention. my kids were excited about it. so, i left a video of it. >> it seemed like the bear is just walking around not paying attention to anybody. what was it like, why neighbors around were people gathering to see the bear, what was happening in the neighborhood. >> that alerted me at first. i saw activity, this is what i do, i know when there is something going on, i just had kids and we drove down there and went down a little side street and police were waiting for animal control at that point, so i went down there and i found it. there was one woman out doing yard work and i told her about it and she went back in and nobody was home. it was a quiet deadened street so bear had its run of the place. i was than the paying attention to us. it was kind of funny. i could not believe i was sitting there with me and the bear and my kids and the iphone. it was kind of funny. >> it is one thing to see a bear in the zoo, how close were you to it and what was it like to what could be a very dangerous animal. >> it wasn't scary because i was in the car and i had tonight drive and i could take off at a moment's notice but it was interesting because i'm taking my kid to the zoo and, you know, it didn't pay attention to us. my kids were like hey, it is a bear but they have seen them before but it was interesting to see it weird in front of/a neighbor's house basically but it was excited to be that close outside a zoo and controlled environment and in your environment in your neighborhood. >> that is pretty shocking and pretty cool for the kids, i'm sure. >> yes. >> thanks, alan. >> in problem. >> it is just past 6:43. we saw bear taking a dip in the pond yesterday, the bear had good thinking right, katie. >> this is a good pool day for sure but certainly pollen levels have been something we have been talking about for the the the last couple of months. they have been awful for us for a couple of months in fact but right new they are not terrible. as we start off this particular hit, grasses, and dock and plantain are the issues. we are at absolute worse for next few days. that is because we have wet weather moving into wash that pol's way but worst of the the severe allergy issues are pretty much behind us with the seasonal changes as we see things heat up, some storms will roll into our area. later on today we will see couple showers and thunderstorms. biggest story is heat, heat advisories take effect for noon at i-95 corridor and we will go up to 95. flirting with 90's as well as tomorrow marking the arrival and passage of our next cold front and more showers and storms to track. if you want to beat the heat head up to the kid caster experience at crayola experience with the eyewitness weather team giving local kids a chance to show off their forecasting skills. kate bilo will be up there from 11 to 1:00. it will be at crayola experience in easton, pa, bob, over to you. >> i have been there, it is fun. >> awesome. >> get the the kids up there. 6:45. live look at torresdale and robbins here in northeast philadelphia where the the lights are out but you would hardly know. look at everybody cruising on through the intersection as if they had green light but heading through this stretch here in northeast philadelphia, oops, almost an accident there. this is main feeder road for tacony palmyra bridge. look out heading that way this morning. i-95 we are seeing delays southbound toward girard. here is new traffic pattern we have been talking about. three lanes of i-95 pushed over to the right and these barrels will be replaced by a concrete barrier later in the week. septa holding i septa safety blitz and talking to 6,000 commuters throughout the morning rush hour about safety on its train platforms throughout the summertime. some left over construction with us here balligomingo road right here near route 23, normal delays on the schuylkill and mass transit looking good with no delays, natasha, over to you. here's a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. a developing story this morning. one suspect remains on the loose after a break in at a church in mayfair. police now have two other suspects in custody. more than 30 people are missing after a ferry capsized off the coast of million lake a, five people are confirmed dead, more than 60 were rescued. exclusive eyewitness video shows bear you have been tracking roaming around burlington county, this video fridays mount laurel, yesterday, bears have been spotted in evesham and winslow township in the last few days as well. and new for a story of brotherly love that started with a chance meeting at the shore. >> we heard about a little girl with cancer and trend with help of their parents put together a special party for her and our kathy orr was there. >> welcome to the beach, inside the the the gym of willow lane elementary school in macungie lehigh county, you will see umbrellas, palm trees, sunglasses and lays and kids throwing lots of beach balls, including eight year-old jillian fair, fighting a brain tumor, a blast toma. >> it hads been a complete roller coaster. we have had so many ups and downs. >> reporter: i learn about jillian when her friend maddie found me on the boardwalk in ocean city. we were raising money for alex lemonade stan. >> what is she fighting. >> cancer. >> jillian was diagnosed a year ago her friends have stuck by her side ever since. but there are some things jillian just can't do. >> the beach isn't always an option so we decided to have a beach party here at school. >> reporter: the whole community was invited to the beach dance party, family and friends known as team jillian sold raffle tickets for dozens of prizes and they collect donations for the family medical costs but best of all jillian got to be a regular kid with her friend. >> tonight we're trying to have fun and just trying to enjoy and let jillian be the kid that she want to be. >> reporter: the beach dance party raised more than $2,000 for jillian and raised her experience too. kathy orr, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what is the word. ♪ >> well, the word is arrested for jersey shore star mike the situation sorentino. he got arrested after fighting with his brother at the family's new jersey tanning salon. police responded to a 911 call from the boca tanning club in middletown monmouth county. he was book on simple assault charges and then released after posting $500 bail. 6:45. lets see is what coming up on cbs morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> good morning. i have it, i have it, hello, natasha inn erika, nice to see you guys. captured master mind of the alleged been gas a tax and what the u.s. hopes to learn from him. a woman is suing after she claims that she was forced, she said, to deliver her baby by c-section. doctor holy phillips on the medical, legal, ethical issues involved in that case. and, we went to camden. you bet you know that area to find out how little league is transforming one of the america's most dangerous cities. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. i think you'll like the camden story we have been work conspiracy that one, it is nice. >> thanks so much, gayle. spreading wine bottles that got your attention. >> is what happening. >> exploding, yeah. this morning we have a very important safety alert for you. >> yeah, would the also of sparkling white wine indigenous proseco brought 2013 they could explode spontaneously. they have been pulled from fine wine and good spirit stores in pennsylvania, and no word on exactly what is causing it but if you have purchased this wine you can get a refund, however do not bring bottle back to the store. just put tonight your garbage can, they don't want exploding bottles back. >> exactly. >> i can undnderstand why. >> leave that in a safe place. >> stay with us, everyone 6:50 on this wednesday, we are back in a moment 6:53. traffic and weather together on the three's, hi there katie. good morning, everybody. we are in for another hot day, and temperatures have come from a very warm spot here even this morning. we really didn't cool off that much overnight. it will not take too much to heat up in the 90's but not a bad start. we have a couple clouds, granted. you will notice we feel very warm and humid walking out the the door looking live over ben franklin bridge in in center city. no issues but we are going to see some more activity here on storm scan three. we had a round of light showers that fizzled, and new round of showers and gusty storms through western most counties bubble up but that is late tore day towards evening. seventy-nine is at the airport. off to i warm start obviously here. do you remember days we wished would it turn 50 degrees. still fresh in my mind. i don't want to hear any complaints about this 95 degrees, yes, it is hot and perception is reality. we have not had this heat since last july, but, it could be snowing. expect that hazy sunshine today, great but hot beach day. make sure you have flip-flops on hitting the sand because it will burn you, otherwise, meanwhile eventually showers and storms later on today, bob. >> i'm so glad we pack up those snow graphics over there for a while. good morning, hello king of prussia live look at schuylkill expressway starting to see sun glare pop up and over the tree lines. we will start to see some delays coming in towards philadelphia lets go outside to the 42 free waste north bound coming in towards philadelphia an accident at route 41 and delay on 55 heading in towards bellmawr. crash still with us out here in trenton. this ace vehicle fire at anderson and ashmore avenue ape speedometer reading so slow go near route one, schuylkill slow there near city line and south on i-95 heavy from cottman through girard. mass transit looking good at the the moment, natasha, back over to you. we are looking at a new picasso painting. >> it was discovered with the experts from the delaware museum. jennifer past was one of the conserve tears asked to examine the cost of the 1901 painting blue room under infrared light. under that painting was this painting of the man in the bow ties. blue room left, bow tie right. they are trying to figure out the subject of that painting but they know for sure experts say it is not it but that was a common practice to paint on top of canvases. you get a two for right there. >> yes. >> that is pretty cool. >> coming up in a couple minutes or so we will bring you more cool local news, weather and traffic, together over on our sister station cw philly. >> that is hot weather today. >> up next, we have a message for new jersey governor chris christie, the controversial practice the oscar winner wants banned in the garden state. and you can now find the cw philly on these comcast, xfinity, verizon fios and rcn channels. reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning on cws 36789 we kick things off at 4:30 a.m. coming up next, gayl mentioned this down but not out how little league baseball and new police force are making a difference in the america's most dangerorous city camden, new jersey. >> to continue fog local news weather and traffic turn to the cw philly where "eyewitness news" will continue after this. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. good 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