teachers, 2,000 members of the community in all gathered at the high school one day before the official start of the school year. here to mourn deaths of the 15 year-old ryan lesher and shamus digney and 16 year-old cullen keffer. >> all three boys were great kids, smart in school, all very athletic. >> reporter: teens died this weekend during a crash in paulpack township. the suv they before riding in overturn and rolled several times. ryan had brought three friends to his parent's house in the poconos. >> just playing with them a week ago and at the sieve is i can center and just laughing and having a good time talking about soccer. >> reporter: on saturday police say a 15 year-old unlicense girl from west chester, insuring was behind the wheel. she and a friend pick up the boys in her father's suburban without permission -nd drove off to breakfast. on the way back witnesses say they saw the s is is uv speeding just before the accident. the driver, her friend and another 15 year-old passenger survived but the death of these three teenagers who will never graduate has left this community, even leaders in disbelief. >> our kids are about to go through something that we don't even know thousand manage, three services in three days. >> reporter: the district attorney is still considering charges, but when charges are filed we're told this 15 year-old driver will face charges as a juvenile. in the meantime this cool has canceled and rescheduled any evening activities throughout the the rest of the week to accommodate student and allowed them to attend services and funerals. those funerals ape a services run through saturday. live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police are investigating an overnight shooting in south philadelphia that left one man hospitalized in critical condition. it happened just before 11:00 at fifth and mcclellan streets. inn rest gate are say that is where they found a man shot twice in the abdomen. authority are checking the the area for surveillance camera hoping to id the the gun man. coming up on 6:03. let's head outside to the sky deck and katie. how sit feeling. >> yesterday i was out here ape my hair was frizzy or falling flat. it was so muggy outside. now it is starting to ease up a bit in terms of the moisture contend in the air and it is also because we had a shift in the weather pattern. we had a cold front that came through yesterday, the remnants of it new pushing out to sea. the last little pocket of rain rumbled flaw with thunderstorms across cape may county and clipping you there as well as sussex county delaware and now we are left were on clouds. a little hint of humidity. we are looking at temperatures but rather dew point temperature right now. dew point measures the moisture in the air. higher it is, more the saturated and more humid it will be. we are starting to see these levels drop off. we were in the mid to low 70's with dew points through in millville, ac, wildwood and cape may in the last hour or so but in other we are dropping off quickly. it will only feel better and better with every passing hour, and it is also going to turn brighter and brighter as time goes on here. even if we have cloud cover right now trust me it will get nice and bright with time and more comfortable. but we are starting off on a mild note here. lower 07's around the better part of the region. as we look forward to the forecast we are easily climbing in the upper 80's today in philadelphia. 88 degrees to be specific is what we are shooting for. torey, back into you. >> sound like a beautiful day. still a beautiful ride outside as well. let's jump right outside and get in to it. looking at 476 around mid county tolls, looking great in either direction. north bound, southbound, maybe traveling around mid county which thinks shot here or schuylkill expressway i-95 lots of good news this morning, so far but when uncomes up, rush comes in but we are all just waiting on it. looking at 309 around the pennsylvania turnpike north and southbound moving well, pennsylvania turnpike itself also looking great. northeast extension in major problems. lets talk about speed sensors because we are seeing a touch of the drop on the southbound side of i-95 through construction zones around girard and we know they will get worse. fifty on the schuylkill expressway still lag good there. fifty-five on 476, traveling in new jersey, in major problems at the all, 42, 55, 295 in the green. moving to the commodore barry bridge keep in mind they are restricting it to two lanes in either direction for ongoing construction this will continue throughout the the week so plan accordingly. no major problems for mass transit, ukee. an innocent boy is shot in northeast philadelphia and police are looking for the the gun man. it happened at tuesday afternoon at intersection of torresdale avenue and knor street in tacony. nine year-old boy was walking with his mother and another young child when shots rang out. he was leaving the library when someone fired two shots. >> this city is crazy like when a little innocent child can't cross a treat the are play outside, get shot in the head, just minding his business. >> little boy is recovering at home, this morning and thankfully he is expected to be okay. no arrests have been made so far and police ask anyone with any information to give them a call. developing right now, u.s. intelligence community has just confirmed that a new video showing the beheading of another american his stage by the terror group isis is authentic. president obama is in europe meanwhile where he is in a meeting withal toys discuss ways to defeat militants in syria and iraq. mark albert has more now from washington. >> reporter: on tuesday isis sent what it called a second is message to america. a video showing be heading of american journalist steven on the lauf in response to continued u.s. air strikes against isis targets in iraq. >> overnight our government determined the tragically steven was taken from frustrate, in a horrific act of violence. >> sotoloff family is grieving privately. >> those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn that we will in the forget and our reach is long and justice will be served. >> reporter: in the latest video the organization also threat tone kill another hostage, a british citizen identified as david haines. ahead of the president obama's trip to europe he sign off on a request to send 350 additional u.s. troops to baghdad to secure u.s. personnel and facilities there as iraqi forces wage their own war against a terror group. nato summit begins tomorrow in wales, president obama will try to determine an international coalition to help defeat the terror group. mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and here is a look at other news events happening today, new jersey governor chris christie will fly to mexico to meet with mexico's president while the trip is there trip is raising speculation about the presidential as preparations. >> help for thousands on have laid off casino workers, and resource center will open up the atlantic city convention center. it will extra open until september 10th. from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. there will be work station toss help people file unemployment claims and get other assistance. cvs chain is pulling off tobacco products from the stores today, a month earlier than plan. shoppers will see products to help you quit smoking, in their place. still a head this morning a man already behind bars in kentucky is now under investigation for killing another inmate. his weapon, his underwear. bizarre details coming up next. >> wow. >> it is far too common for third time this week a plane is diverted after passengers start fighting over leg room. >> doesn't get any more ridiculous. little league world series tar mo'ne davis throws first pitch out for dodgers games and signs autographs for other players. more coming up in sports. ♪ >> we don't have to have wait 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that allegedly killed another inmate. investigators say michael jones went to great lengths to get methadone in a county detention center. he soak the underwear in liquid methadone and wore them into jail. jones and four others allegedly ingested the methadone. one inmate died from an overdose. >> basically he was ripping the underwear up, and the inmates in the cell were actually, chewing on the underwear and basically you can ising methadone out of the material. >> detective are waiting for toxicology results now but for now generals is charged with murder, possession of a controlled substance and promoting contraband. it is a scene that is becoming too familiar, airline passengers arguing over reclining seats. >> people need to get a grip. for third time in a week u.s. flight is diverted because of a passenger put over leg room. >> yes. >> latest on monday night when delta flight from new york to west palm beach had to be reroute todd jacksonville. airline issued a statement saying flight 2307 was diverted due to safety reasons in regard to a passenger issue. >> this woman sit ising next to me knitting tried to rekline her seat back month. man behind her started screaming and swearing and then flight attendant came over and that exacerbated what was going on, and then she demanded that the flight land. he said i something to the effect i don't care about the consequences, put this plane down right now. >> well, passenger said once they landed in jacksonville would the man was escorted off the plane by police. i'm sure other passengers were just thrilled with her. >> you know that is right. >> lets get our forecast, katie. >> it looks like we will have smooth sailing if you have flight plans today, hopefully no passengers issues to go witt. we have storm scan three emptying out. we have a cold front, the one that brought in the stronger storms yesterday evening and really last batch have of rain. split is, it is now well out to sea. we are starting to see the dryer air take over. it is not necessarily cooler air but it is, drying out. so it starts to feel a lot less humid to you. meanwhile we have a match here in chester tonight, 7:00 p.m. first kick. 80 degrees. really nice summer night. as we mentioned the sunnies setting earlier and earlier. if you were maybe facing the sun you will need sunglasses here, sun will be setting and really nice sunset throughout the course of the first half or so. we will look forward in the forecast. hot day to day. 88 degrees under that sunshine. sun will shine tomorrow heating up to 89. friday we are steamier. we are likely to dodge a spotty shower or storm or widespread wet weather comes our waste though for the weekend, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. we will do tail of two roadways here, just different locations. looking at i-95 we are seeing that rush hour build through cottman avenue making your way through the vine street expressway. very normal for this time of the morning. owe definitely pack your patients and make hure you fill up because this will grow and get bigger. further south on i-95 we are eag the sun coming up in delaware county. this shot right here around 452, your taillights here southbound where those headlights are. no major problems in that area but sun will be out as katie has been mentioning all morning long. she had also mentioned make sure you put shades on and advisor down to be extra careful. taking a look at our speed sensors schuylkill in the bad at all. we are about 50 miles an hour, not only in your western suburbs but around downtown, and 476, also looking pretty good and again you are dropping on i-95 so be mindful of. that we have midday construction affecting county line road and gulf road 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. be mindful of maneuvering around those areas. delaware looking great i-95, 495, delaware memorial bridge all in the green, in major delays for mass transit, ukee. breaking news tops today's headlines on cbs-3, the u.s. government says video 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with. in word so far on that pitch off between cy young winner and mo'ne. enjoy your time young lady, very nice. eagles are getting ready for the sunday eagles opener. third string running back chris polk practiced for first time in weeks. that is a good sign. the defense suffered a setback when travis longer to his acl in the last preease on game. that could mean, more playing time for rookie. marcus smith. lets go birds. philadelphia sky line is turning green as city grows with anticipation for start of the eagles season, the boat house's long boat house row were lit up in green last night. beautiful. birds faced those jacksonville jaguars at the link sunday afternoon, there it is, as you can see all of the action, right here, on cbs-3. kick off is at 1:00 p.m. doesn't that just pump you up. >> we have to get that for your ring tone. >> not a bad idea. >> call me. >> put my theme music. >> watch, ukee walks in the room that starts playing. >> it is 6:21. first target and new possible date breach at home depot, coming up what you need to look for if you shopped there in the last few months. as a new school year gets underway many parent worry about their child's i havety on the school bus but now, yeah, there is an app for that. see how you can track the bus from pick up to drop off, tell from pick up to drop off, tell you more on the other side it makes me happy to i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a lot. comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. we want to get traffic and weather together. hi, erika. >> hi katie. >> it will be a nice day out there. still warm. i'll give thaw. temperatures in the upper 80's very easily in the city i think. our cold front is out of here. if you have left over damp road that is it. everybody else is drying out nicely. we have a handfull of clouds that is making for pretty views for the sunrise this morning. presidentially any clouds left at the shore will thin out. less humid every where. high uv index but low rip current risk as a result. decent beach day if you are lucky enough to have the day off and you want to spend it at the shore. in the city, pair of eight's where we should sore up to with more sunshine and lower humidity. we will keep a very similar forecast for you tomorrow, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. we have a 6:40 bridge opening for tacony palmyra bridge. really pretty shot. be mindful traveling on 73 or heading out of northeast philadelphia keep that in mine. as we take a look at winds speed sensors looking good on the schuykill and 476, starting to build that volume on i-95 southbound. making your way approaching area have of allegheny down through vine street expressway and that is only going to get bigger and a little bit bigger. as we take a look however in another section of the philadelphia, broad and lehigh we have police activity to set you back heading in to downtown philadelphia. if you are traveling in new jersey, however, we will look great, 42, 55, 295 all moving well. also for regional rail lines we will look great and all of mass transit but traveling manayunk norristown line there are on a new schedule that will affect for on folks, where you are boarding. keep that in mind as well, quarter. if you have shop at home depot keep a close eye on the credit and debit card statements. big batch of financial information, believed to be, from home depot was found for sale on a web site, frequented by identity thieves. experts believe that this breach began in the spring and it could be much bigger then the security lapses at pf change's and target. apple now says its system was not compromised in the wake of hundreds of racey pictures stolen from celebrity phones. images of stars like jennifer lawrence and kate upton hit the internet over the weekend. some of those pictures were apparently taken from apple icloud accounts. apple says hackers acquired log in information for victim's account through outside means. fbi is now investigating. parents, guardians if you wish you could track your child heading home on the bus after school there is some good news. is there an app for. that student transportation of america is working with safe stop the app's creator. they are connecting gps units already installed on a bus to an on line system accessed by parents an administrators. >> this app allows parents to see exactly where the busies, where their child's route or where their child is at a particular stop, how far it is from home, what information may be necessary to allow them to adjust the time at the stop or pick up based on weather, based on traffic congestion and construction and or accidents. >> there is one catch, the app is not free. price will ultimately depend on how many parents decide to use this services. i can see that being so helpful. >> no question. >> nasty weather out before you send the the kids to the bus stop. >> we will stay tuned for that one. today is first day back in class for many catholic schools. >> we want to see your picture. bonnie berry sent thus pic of her son conner at willow dale elementary school in warminster. love the big wave there. looking g hopefully you have a great year, connor. >> we would love to see your photo, tweet your pictures using hash tag cbs-3 mornings and you may see it right here on tv and on "eyewitness news". >> big waves. >> indeed, i'm out. >> he is out. coming up next, on "eyewitness news" philadelphia teachers meet to talk about the school budget crisis, yan in. >> reporter: first day of school, unlike any other here at council rock high school south in holland. i'm jan carabao and coming up how these student are remembering three classmates killed in the tragic car accident. we will see new a bit. also for the first time we are hearing 911 tapes of the deadly shooting of the gun range instructor by a nine year-old girl. vittoria and katie return ago we look live outside beautiful sky right now, we have got your traffic and weather together on the three's. down... lower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. fire fighters quickly put out a fire before it spread to surround ising, buildings. the vacant building caught fire at corner of provident road and wadsworth avenue, the building was a former day care center but has been unoccupied for a couple of years now. officials are still trying to figure out how it started. school started today at council rock south but tragically three classmates were missing. they were killed in the crash over the weekend. the driver was a teenage girl. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is in holland where school will hold a moment of silence later today, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. a first day unlike any other, that moment of silence, in observance of three students will in the return. killed this weekend in a tragic car accident. meanwhile this first day of school also coincides with a first of three funerals. last night, parents teachers, students, staff, more than 2,000 members of this community gathered for a vigil here at council rock high school south. they came to mourn 15 years old ryan lesher and shamus digney and 16 year old colin keffer all remembers as outstanding athletes with bright futures. the teens died this weekend during a crash in paulpack township. the suv they were riding in overturn several times. ryan brought three friends to the parent house in the poconos. on saturday police say a 15 year-old unlicense girl from west chester new york was behind the wheel, she and a friend had pick up a boys in father's suburban without permission and drove off to breakfast. the way back witnesses say they saw that suv speeding just before an accident. outcome had this community in disbelief. >> just playing with them a week ago and in the center center, just laughing and having a good time. talking about soccer. >> all three of the the boys, they are great kids, smart in school. all very athletic. >> reporter: now the the district attorney is still considering charges, but when they are filed, the 15 year-old driver will be charged as a juvenile. meanwhile kids returned to class today, faced with dealing with this new reality, all evening activities have been canceled and or rescheduled to allow these kids to go to funeral and services. they will go through the weekend. live from who will an, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia cools will reopen and we are showing teachers about budget cuts that are hurting the district. teachers union held a meeting at the girls high school on olney avenue last night. union officials a addressing funding issues and updated members on contract negotiations with the city. >> we are willing to sit at the table and to hammer out an agreement but it has to be an agreement that is fair to the students and fair to the staff. >> district faces an 81 million-dollar deficit. officials warned of layoffs unless the the state law make's proved a $2 per pack cigarette tax. all right. 6:33. lets get traffic and weather together. katie. >> good morning, overall really nice day shaping up out there right now. we will continue track a cold front for last 24 hours, if you recall same time yesterday, it was barreling down upon portions of the ohio valley, and now it is actually cleared through our area, and we will see transition take place here. it is happening as we speak. when we look outside to this beautiful view right now overlooking portions of the center city sky line you can see sunlight gleaming off the building there and the clouds are still there but they are thinning and with time this will be a nice, bright, sunny day. every hour we will progressively get more comfortable and brighter for you and our wind is currently at philly international out of the north and that is a good thing. coming from the north/northwest it is basically from canada coming from the cooler dryer player and humidity is noticeable but gotten better. we will go back in time on storm scan three here yesterday afternoon, you can see storms bubbling up outside hageers town maryland and d.c. they all started bubbling up and moving in through the late afternoon. mainly evening though as we expect where the bulk of the activity rumbled through philadelphia and we have a few later night storms that came through southern new jersey. even this guy rolled through early this morning. the this is where we stand at 6:33, 34. we are in the the clear despite the a little bit of lingering cloud cover and lingering humidity that is starting to diminish. as it does every single passing hour gets more comfortable and brighter. by later today we will still heat up but feels better. 88 degrees under sunny skies. looks good, torey. >> it sound beautiful. >> i have to follow that with bad news, katie. >> ore if you are traveling right now, no laughing matter though we have an accident, however to talk about. if you are traveling westbound side of the baltimore pike this would be the southbound 476 off ramp to the westbound baltimore pike. anyone trying to make a left heading eastbound coming from that ramp you cannot. you will to have loop things around. notice an accident here compromising that turning lane sit the ways, penndot on the scene looks like multiple vehicle. you cannot see here but we have an ambulance on the scene just ahead and another disabled vehicle once you bypass that point. this is going to cause a squeeze, anyone trying to get to work exiting 476 southbound at this point again you cannot make a left. you have to leap around at the next intersection. as we look at tacony palmyra bridge we are expecting a passing ship in four minutes. neat traveling 73 or heading out in northeast philadelphia we have delays on i-95. watch for that southbound from cottman to the vine street press way. those pockets, pesky pockets on the schuylkill, ukee. >> torey, thank you. we are learning more details about the accidental shooting that killed an instructor in an air zone gun range last month. >> cell phones show shawn vodka standing next to the nine year-old girl after setting her uzi sub machine gun to automatic. gun recoiled and turned towards his direction. little girl told her mother the gun was too much for her to handle and it hurt her shoulder. that is when employees realized that vodka was shot. >> we called in an emergency for an ambulance at the last stop. we need a helicopter, an ambulance ain't going to work we need a helicopter. >> we've got one on the way. >> reporter: in air zone i'm told there are no requirements for gun range employees to be certified as a firearms instructor. mr. vodka was a military veteran who served tourness iraq and afghanistan. police in wilmington are looking for a suspect wanted for rape. detectives say this mandy pick in the sketch assaulted a 29 year-old woman in alban park last wednesday. suspect was driving an older model silver sedan with the temporary delaware license tag. anyone with any information should call the the police. trial continues today for cristina regusters, the former day care worker accused of kidnapping a five-year old girl from her west philadelphia classroom. yesterday, the the prosecution played video interviews with the victim in court. prosecutors say that regusters posed as the girls mother to sign her out of bryant elementary school in january of 2013. she spend took her to a house where she was sexually assaulted. also police are searching for the person who stole more than a hundred thousand dollars worth of gold, in west philadelphia. the owner of the vehicle park on fifth second street near market street, said his window was smash in the bag of gold jewelry was taken. anyone with any information is asked to call police. your time 6:38. you'll get your chance to meet the next miss america, all 52 contestants will debut at the boardwalk at 5:30 this afternoon. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us, some are hoping the competition hopes it takes peoples mind off the the cities problems. >> some see a role model for little girls this year miss america may help to inspire region down on its luck. but its contestant arrive in atlantic city is the joint already zapped. >> i'm still excited, i like it. >> boardwalk is not the same. >> reporter: this years miss america pageant happens within weeks of three casinos closing and thousands of many please losing their jobs. atlantic city tourism officials welcomed positive attention rather than talk of the cities demise. >> it is particularly important because most people associate the closure of the buildings with an asses. that atlantic city is not busy. they are thinking these buildings are closing because attraction is in the drawing visitors. reality is we are drawing visitors but they are not spending money on gaming. >> reporter: officials estimate last years miss america events pull popped to 40 million-dollar in the local economy this year looks to build on that success but simultaneously, the unemployment rate could hit 20 percent. >> real problem is in the near future of things being bleak. >> reporter: state senator jim whalein who was previously mayor of atlantic city said drumming you have tourism is good but there needs to be investment in technology, medication and education. >> there is no cure all. we need little piece toes come together to get this thing going in the right direction. >> reporter: official was trump plaza confirmed they will close two days after the miss america pageant. so as a result when people come here to boardwalk hall they won't go past an empty casino. the the arrival ceremony is here on wednesday afternoon. in atlantic city i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". your time is 6:00 406789 most wedding crashers go unrecognized but not this time coming up the celebrity that made one couple's big day even more memorable. also ahead justin beiber is arrested again, broken record. find out what the troubled star did this time. and a growing number of women are going under the knife to beat breast cancer but does it boost their chance of survival? we will have that next in the healthwatch. >> ♪ >> we're wining down to the 7:00 o'clock hour. so glad you are with us on this day. katie has your forecast, torey is looking at your traffic. good morning family. so glad you are with us, be right back. or more on car insurance.ent everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see 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[ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. we want to get our forecast, how sit looking today. >> lovely. >> look at this. >> beautiful sunrise out there right new. i love this shot. it shows beautiful sunrise which is one good thing about the day ahead here but it shows retreat of the clouds. that is exactly what this day is featuring. transitions. retreat of our front. wet weather is gone, out of here. humidity may be noticeable especially southeastern most portion of the delaware valley but sunnies up. it will scour out any of the clouds that may still be left behind and it will be a beautiful day. every passing hour gets more and more comfortable. here is storm scan three. here is the front that held through brought in the strong storms last night, last evening, generally but now clouds are starting to thin out, in the wake of that. up in the poconos, beautiful up that way. all day long. it gets nicer and nicer as the day goes on. your pollen report. this is time of the day that we do this generally medium to medium high with a up tic in ragweed and grass pollen counts over the next couple of days. saturday really looks like our next best shot for showers and storms to be at all widespread. that will arrival of the next cold front but i can see one i buy friday with more instability to work w today and tomorrow, yes, it will be warm in the upper 80's but less humid. it just feels more comfortable as a result. vittoria. >> lets give you an update on the accident in springfield township delaware county. here's what we are looking at. this is southbound 476 off ramp to baltimore pike. accident is traveling westbound. if you are trying to make that left on to the eastbound side of the baltimore pike you cannot. you'll to have swing things around bypassing the accident scene. still exit at this ramp but it that is turning lane that will be blocked there. penndot on the scene looks like they are trying to remove that vehicle now. they could potentially block this off ramp. we do have have a few folks trying to direct traffic in this area. definitely be mine full this is where you are heading you will find a setback. taking a look at tacony palmyra bridge we are waiting for a passing ship. we are not seeing it just yet but it does seem to be that vehicles are still moving along the bridge. definitely follow me on twitter at vittoria cbs-3 and i'll let you know whether that is up. we drop down to 20 object i-95 southbound. we are seeing delays building on the schuylkill in the western suburbs. 476 not doing awful. also, looking pretty good northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike, and regional rail, erika. >> torey, thank you. here are your headlines today. u.s. government has authenticated video of the islamic militants be heading an american journalist. steven sotoloff is second journalist executed in the last movement. there will be a moment of silence in council rock south today for the three students killed in the car crash in the poconos this past weekend. investigators say that the driver involved in that single car crash was a 15 year-old girl. some breaking news this morning a fire destroyed two vacant storefronts in east oak lane, until two years ago a day care occupied that site. the cause of the fire is under investigation. on your healthwatch this morning a third american has contracted the ebola virus while working for a missionary group in liberia. the the president of the missionary group sim u.s.a. says the the doctor is a obstetrician who was not treating ebola patients. charity says unidentified credit isolated himself when he noticed symptoms and we understand he appears to be doing well. new research suggest that double mastectomies do not decrease the death rate for breast cancer. 14 percent more women chose, but new research shows after ten years death rates were similar between women having both breasts removed and those having a lump removed. >> surgery is one very important component of breast cancer treatment but there are lots of other therapies that are just as good if not better. >> research did not specifically address women who had a family history of breast cancer, doctors say that for them double mastectomies can be life saving. if you love your dog, i know, you do, i do and everybody out there does, now is time to make sure your best friend is healthy. >> and is there an app for. that introducing fit bark a tiny activity monitor that is developed, that will help you understand your pet's health by measuring movement and rest periods. they say dog walkers are used in the app to make sure pets get enough exercise. i like that idea. take care of the family. >> put her on your risk and i wonder if if that is a caller great the idea. >> great idea. >> they are family too. >> that they are. 6:48. a montgomery county couple whose daughter faces a life threatening birth defect. they are stepping up to help people in the same situation. >> these parents say they received so much help from family and friends that they want to give back in a big show of brotherly love. >> ready. >> here. >> reporter: seventeen month-old bella loves playing outside, something her parents justin and erin berkosky feared they might never do after tests show she had had a serious heart defect. left heart syndrome. she was missing almost the entire left side of her heart. >> when you first hear it, it is like what do you mean my daughter will be okay she has half a heart. >> reporter: as soon asbella was born doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia work for a week to prepare her for two open heart surgeries. mom and dad rarely left the hospital. >> you don't want to leave your baby, so, when there was a time when we did need to leave the hospital we didn't have to worry about the cost of staying close. family and friend made these t-shirts to cover their expensive staying in the philadelphia hotel for two months. they called it beats for bell a. >> it is amazing what people will do for you when you need some help. >> reporter: now that bella's surgery has given perfect an opportunity for a normal life her parents are paying it for. beats for bella now raises fund for chop research and other families with children facing heart defects. >> congenital heart defects are the number one birth defect in babies and not many people know that. >> reporter: their big event is their second annual golf outing this saturday. >> last year raised probably around $25,000, with just a couple fundraiser. we really have high hopes for this year good she's darling, isn't she. bella has one more surgery and they hope it will be her last. if you with like help beats for bell a check out cw. philly.com for more information. >> amazing $5,000 with a couple fundraiser, what you can do. >> yes. 6:50. lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york. gayle good morning. >> i like beats for bella, would i like to see a picture of bell a. >> we will shoot you one up. >> i know, it sounded good. would i like to see. that good to see you both. ci. insider mike morel joins with us what is next in the fight against isis after video released showing beheading of another american hostage. plus home depot may be new victim of massive credit card breach, we will talk to melody about how retailers and credit card companies just cannot seem to stop these attacks. and the recent incident over reclining seats are getting very costly, jeff takes a closer look at the jump in passenger related flight diversions. the news is back in the morning. we will see in about ten minutes. if you have been on a flight when somebody reclines that seat reading the the paper, it knocks it out, it is a little annoying it is frustrating but so is not being able to put your chair back. i can see both side. >> we can all get along. >> no need to divert flights. >> indeed. >> thanks. >> we will see new a little bit, take care. ♪ >> in the word this morning more legal trouble for two chart topping stars. >> first up, justin beiber was arrested, again. this time it was on a assault and dangerous driving charges near his home town of stratford ontario on friday. beiber was riding with selena gomez when he collided with a minivan. after the collision there was an altercation. beiber's attorney says the sing iser was being chased by photographers when it happened. chris brown pleads guilty to assault, prosecutors say r and b singer and his body guard punched a man trying to take a selfie with brown and two women outside the w hotel in washington d.c. last october. judge find him $150 released him on time served. he had been in jail for two days on the case. brown had been on probation for the attack on his former girl friend, rihanna. a chicago couple gets quite a surprise on their special day when a popular rap star crashes their wedding, through go, check him out. over the weekend snoop dog was staying at the same hotel where that couple was staying and getting married. as you can imagine guest where is happy to see him. >> the groom's mom, she is a huge fan, just grew up with him. i will company whatever it takes you have to get him on the wedding. snoop was laughing so much because my bride and gloom wouldn't get close. they were nervous. >> snoop later osted pictures to his instagram capturing over 30,000 likes. hey, an unforget memory for mr. and mrs., and the mr.'s momma. >> he has his mind on the marriage and the marriage on his mind. >> you went there, i love that. well done.e. >> come on now. >> we will be right back. every passing hour and every passing hit. we will do traffic and weather together on the three's. every ten minutes it is looking nicer and nicer in the live neighborhood network. beautiful view. favorite camera, it is just so pretty in the morning. sixty-four kutztown area middle cool and we are expecting in philadelphia to shoot up to 88 degrees than more sunshine as take goes on. torey, over to you. >> that was super pretty. >> you are welcome. >> we have a passing ship here so be mindful it is open. we will let you know when it is put back down. we have some volume here, earlier accident on the westbound side of baltimore pike at southbound 476 off ramp has been cleared but still expect usual rush her delays, erika and ukee. a california man celebrating the return of his long, lost first love, a ford thunder bird. >> long three decades to be separated but now gary, and his 64 t-bird are, reunited and yes, it feels so good. >> yes. car was stole men 1981 # and gary was heart broken. sacramento police called last month to say they found his car. it was in washington state and, and, in mint condition after three decades missing. >> they were meant to be together. >> meant to be together. >> love always find its way back. >> there you go. >> well, coming up on the cw philly, we are live as students return to three of the classmates and, passed in the car wreck. >> president obama respond to the murder, and small world for a linebackers, the gaming glitch, nfl rookie, we will hear from him, coming up next. >> keep it live and local on the cw philly. ho good morning. it's wednesday, september 3rd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." justice will be served. the vow this morning from president obama after the second isis execution of an american. >> the president also takes aim at russia as there's word this morning of a possible cease-fire in ukraine. plus a potentially massive credit card breach, this time at home depot. why major retailers cannot keep your information safe. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we will not be intimidated. we will not forget. our reach is long and that justice will be served. >> isis executes another kidn

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