reporting live in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for that. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the tragedy in virginia. when we're not on television you can find updates and tributes to the victims any time at cbsphilly.com. >> james hold opens will spent the rest of his live in prison. a judge sentenced holmes to 12 live sentences without the possibility of parole. 3,003 hun eight years. they're for the 12 people he killed in shooting rampage in aurora colorado in july 2012. the judge added 3,318 years for 70 convictions of attempted murder and an explosives charge. >>> today the pennsylvania supreme court unsealed hundreds of pornographic e-mails and documents related to the criminal case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane the documents include an emergency application filed by kane in november. she asked the court to investigate into allegations she leak grand jury information. kane alleged two former staffers quote corruptly manufactured the investigation to protect their jobs. after she found they'd re

we're live on the ben franklin parkway, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, we also learned about closures on the jersey side today. i676 northbound will be shut down from exit three to the ben franklin bridge. the same for route 30 westbound from the airport circle to the ben franklin bridge as well. the ac rail line and river lin s will offer special passes for saturday and sunday. those passes go on sale saturday at noon. >>> and if you're planning to walk from new jersey please be sure to plan for a long, long journey. here's a look at the radius for from you the other side of the ben franklin to the parkway. it's a 5-mile trek and obviously it gets longer the farther you are from the bridge. today "eyewitness news" and other members of the media joined transportation officials for a papal visit preview walk. our pat chiarocchi walked side by side with a pair of new jerseyans who will cross the bridge to see the pope when he arrives in late september. they say the pilgrimage to seat pontiff will for sure be worth it. >> one of the sacrifices will be to walk and be bearin

david spunt has the latest on the investigation tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, some good news first to report. we're told that sheriff's deputy is improving expected to make full recovery. i've learned new details about the suspect in the last hour or so. the main thing though that detectives want to find out is why he came to this courthouse and why he attacked this specific deputy. >> a normal day inside the chester county courthouse turned violent in matter of minutes. after police say 35-year-old curtis smith pulled out a knife and stabbed a chef riff's deputy. >> this guy runs through the -- runs through the door, i'm going to get you, i'm going to get y you. went receipt past security and i hear pop pop. >> that popping sound was the return fire by other sheriff's deputy who shot smith. smith later died at a local hospital. smith made national headlines in march when he jumped the white house fence. >> something is wrong with him, he's mental but for god's sake who would let him out. >> according to this agreement made betwee

david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> a car accident claims the life of an american idol hopeful. police have identified the victim of the crash as 20 year-old natasha bloat she auditioned for american idol in philadelphia when the suv flipped over on i-95 in lower makefield. five other people were injured in that crash. police say the car was go at a high rate of speed when it happen. the investigation is still ongoing. >>> hazmat crews were called to the port richmond section of philadelphia this morning when fuel spilled on to the roadway after an accident. chopper three over richmond and west more land streets where a tractor trailer collided with a smaller vehicle, one person was taken to the hospital. >>> no word on what caused a fire at an olde city philadelphia apartment building. chopper three over that scene on north third between market and arch. the fire struck two alarms before being placed under control. >>> and you can see the black smoke from the roof, from this photo, as the the crews rushed to it. and rich posted this photo on the fire on t

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in chester tonight to explain. david? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, many of these teachers and staff members haven't been paid in months because of the summer vacation. but they decided to for go at least one paycheck to help the district get back on its feet. i spoke to some students who tell me they are concerned about the district's future. the chester high school cheerleaders are doing whatever it takes to stay positive. they're using school spirit as way to deal with the fact that chester upland schools are in a financial nightmare. >> what's going to happen to us if we don't start school. >> reporter: sophomore johnson and her friends have just a few days left of summer but news that the district is having financial problems is a big top pig of conversation even for 15-year-olds. >> if i didn't have a school i wouldn't be able to be on this team and it concerns me. >> reporter: state law requires chester to continue to pay charter schools in the area that educate about half of the student population. that's about $64

we're live from west philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> little surprise downpour in center city today. people caught up in a preponderance up storm running to get out of the rain in spring garden. meteorologist justin drabick is on the sky deck but but right now it is dry. >> it is steamy, especially in that suit say surprise shower didn't cool us off but just added more humidity to the air. pretty nasty. it will stay muggy, too over next several days. we are talking about heat wave. yesterday we made it to 91. today officially 90. tomorrow well in the 90's. that is day number three. that is our fifth of the season. it looks like the the 90's extend through the week. we are talking about a extended heat wave as we head in the month of september. these were the highs, atlantic city airport inland at 91 degrees. allentown, reading, and trenton, all hitting the 90-degree mark. keep in mind we should be in the lower 80es a. right now still very warm. upper 80's in the lehigh veil, berks county, dover delaware at 85. somewhat comfortable 84 in

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for that. we also learned today that the philadelphia zoo will shut down the weekend of the papal visit. the zoo will be closed on september twenty two 26th and 27th. some sue workers will spend the entire weekend there so they can take care of the animals. the zoo is working on plans for the monday after the pope leav leaves. >>> well the diocese of camden is using the 40 days until the arrival of pope francis to focus on less fortunate. catholic charities wants to raise awareness and ensure people know the doors of their aid service centers are open to those in need. church goers will find cards like these in their pews they talk about issues like hunger and homelessness. >> this is still one of the nation's poorest and most challenged and most violent and most under privileged cities. >> in 2014 catholic charities in the dicey of camden served 15,000 people with 13,000 living below the poverty line. you can find complete coverage and get the latest information any time at cbsphilly.com. >>>

our david spunt has that part of our coverage from citizens bank park tonight. david? >> reporter: jessica, utley watch his last game from the dug out at citizens bank park behind me he tipped his hat to the fans he couldn't officially say anything at the end of the game after they beat the toronto blue jays but i have to tell you these fans expected this for several hours tonight and they were prepared for anything to happen. >> long drive, watch this baby, it is outta here! >> for 12 years chase utley has called philadelphia home and this video shot wednesday afternoon shows his last practice with the phillies. >> i want him to stay. i'm very upset. i like him a lot. >> 2000 world championship flag through high above citizens bank park wednesday evening reminder of a season that only has two players left, now that utley is reportedly headed to the dodge dodgers. >> i appreciate everything he's done all these years. >> and utley did plenty off the field. >> nice to meet you. >> he and wife jennifer continue to promote animal rights. we sat down with her in this 2012 i

reporting in the sat center, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> as more details emerge in this investigation, you can count on "eyewitness news" for the latest developments. get them any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> light rain moving through the region tonight even more wet weather is headed our way tomorrow meteorologist kate bilo track it all. she has more for us now. hi kate. >> jessica, we are tracking some light rain at the moment. you can see it's mainly moving south of the pennsylvania turnpike here from the city on south into south jersey and delaware. generally some light rain. here's an area i want to watch though right here over portions of eastern maryland and virginia notice how these storms are starting to lift to the north. there is a chance that some of that heavier rain could get into southern delaware in the next couple of hours. this is all moving offshore but that northeast movement of these heavier storms has me a little bit concerned in sussex county a few heavier downpours could get in. we're talking about just that steady light rain and driz

we're live on the art museum steps, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. tonight there's some good news for septa rider who's did not get so lucky during the papal bass lot reach lottery winner did not pay by today's 3:00 p.m. deadline and those extra regional rail tickets are now head to do other customers. officials say those people were notified by e-mail this evening. >> we are now sending out a second round of e-mails to people who weren't selected initially and they're being told that it's now their turn for them to complete their transaction. some papal passes will be sol at the 30th street suburban and jefferson stations. those sales will likely start as soon as this weekend. >>> if you're still looking for place to stay for the papal visit, you now have the option of staying in room that floats. battleship new jersey in camden is offering its bunks for papal pilgrims. it's not exact al five star hotel it may be one of the cheapest housing options. as the battleship ceo tells us the $75 per night price will also get you two meals, breakfast and din

david spunt is port richmond where a vigil for the victim was held tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee, there was a lot of pain on the streets of port richmond tonight. her name was stephanie a beautiful two-year-old little girl who survives her. i'll back out of the way and show you the candles all of the support here tonight for stephanie. this all happened about 24 hours ago. police continue to look for the killer. stephanie's family and friends are here to remember her life. >> say a prayer for stephanie. our father -- >> some call her a friend. >> rest in piece baby girl. >> report roar others never met her. but felt compelled to pay their respects outside the home where this 22 year old mother was shot and killed. >> we're just praying that soon they will catch the killer. >> reporter: her two-year-old daughter was inside the home when she was shot to death. >> took her baby with her everywhere. i just still didn't believe this this. >> this surveillance video shows a possible suspect quickly running across the industry. police are trying to identify the man. so

david spunt is port richmond where a vigil for the victim was held tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee, there was a lot of pain on the streets of port richmond tonight. her name was stephanie, a beautiful two-year-old little girl who survives her. i'll back out of the way and show you the candles all of the support here tonight for stephanie. this all happened about 24 hours ago. police continue to look for the killer. stephanie's family and friends are here to remember her life. >> say a prayer for stephanie. our father -- >> some call her a friend. >> rest in piece baby girl. >> report roar others never met her. but felt compelled to pay their respects outside the home where this 22 year old mother was shot and killed. >> we're just praying that soon they will catch the killer. >> reporter: her two-year-old daughter was inside the home when she was shot to death. >> took her baby with her everywhere. i just still didn't believe th this. >> this surveillance video shows a possible suspect quickly running across the industry. police are trying to identify the man. sou

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the cbs3 sat center with more on what caused the wild ride and what if anything you should be doing. david? >> reporter: jessica people are calling eight wild ride. shanghai composite in china opened down six-point 4% within the last hour and a half. analysts they say there is a direct correlation between china and the united states. i spoke to a local economist who says the best thing to do if you're part of the stock market sit back, relax and wait till things go up. the dow jones plumetted again minutes after the opening bell. dropping more than 1,000 points. >> i've never seen the dow down a thousand points in one move. >> reporter: nervous traders watch the dow fall then rise then fall again causing high anxiety and mixed signals from those on the trading floor. >> you know it's the end of the world, no. is this a crash, no. china' economic slow down continues to spark fear on wall street. according to philadelphia based economist jill naroff a stock market expert. >> in a day like this you really begin to wonder, you know, what is

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us more about a new business resource center, it is up and running to help local businesses. >> as the monday night crowd enjoyed break from the heat, manager john dougherty spent time talking to regulars, about what to expect when the pope comes to town. >> it will be a four day weekends, in the middle of september. >> at the ends of september, will be part of the high security red zone. >> once they're in, they're in. come in, hang out, drink, food, you couldn't ask, we couldn't ask to be in a better location. >> with more than visitors expected, dougherty has some questions. >> we will have trash pick up. be able to get produce in? >> late monday announced new business hotline to answer those and more questions. >> we would prefer them to be open. we understanded that that comes with a certain amount of potential inconvenience. >> if the first three hours, call center employees heard from 20 businesses. >> i think for a lot of the businesses, this is about feeling like they can talk to somebody judge. >> zombies cents like this will be lig

reporter david spunt is live at philadelphia leak with this story. david? >> reporter: jessica, there's a killer on the streets tonight and that does not stitt well with stephanie's family. her boyfriend who lived with her and their little two year old daughter had this to say for the first time on television. >> i don't understand why someone would do this. she was the best. >> sean, is one of the last people to see 22-year-old stephanie alive. she was his girlfriend. the two lived together in this port richmond home with her two-year-old daughter. he was out late thursday night when he got a call that stephanie was shot and killed inside their home. >> i went crazy, man. i didn't know what to think. i didn't want to believe it. i got the phone call they heard a sound. >> neighbors told police they heard a single gunshot around 11:00 o'clock thursday evening. detectives tell "eyewitness news", the front door was open. giving the killer easy access. >> homicide detectives are vest of interested in this surveillance video. it shows a possible suspect quickly

live at the ben franklin bridge, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> good information, david, thanks so much. >>> developing now in burlington county, new jersey, police say four juveniles walking on the side of the road were hit by a passing car. chopper three over the scene on bud town road in southampton. two of the victims are now in critical condition. the others are in serious condition. the driver remain at the scene. >>> also happening right now kennedy university hospital in stratford camden county is currently turning away ambulances after a woman with a low grade fever came to the hospital. she recently returned from guinea in africa and went to the hospital out of abundance of caution. we're told she's being tested for malaria. no word on when kennedy university hospital will start accepting ambulances once again. >>> the heat wave is coming to an end but now we're trackin tra stormy stretch of weather over the next few days much meteorologist kate bilo has look at the changes. kate. >> that's right, jessica. we get rid of the heat but we bring the storms right back into

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in fulcroft right now with the very latest. david? >> reporter: ukee, when i got into town this afternoon i notice add lot of these missing posters you fine them practically everywhere in fulcroft. lala couldn't latimore's familiar had a very difficult two days putting it mildly and tonight they are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. dozens prayed for a positive end to go a story that rock fulcroft, delaware county. friends spent time with la quon lot more's family member at the true love church place familiar with the 11-year-old. >> we are hurting. we're in so much pain. >> this is his cousin and legal guardian she's been looking for him for two days since he disappeared riding his bicycle monday. we spoke her during her search. >> please come home, la quon. please. i'm begging you. please come home. >> reporter: those who notice latimore say the disappearance is out of character for the 11-year-old. >> $1,500 reward out as of today. to know the whereabouts of my nephew. >> authorities found a body in darby creek a few

we are live at philadelphia international airport, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> glad everyone is all right. dave, thank you. torments night a neighbor is on edge as police continue their search for two gunmen who shot a local bakery owner in front of her own store. our natasha brown is live in over book park with the latest on this investigation. natasha? >> reporter: well, jessica, crime seen unit investigators they just left the scene a authority short time ago. they were looking for any evidence that will lead them to two suspects who apparently targeted a bakery store own are in this morning. it was supposed to be a morning like any other for the owner of the best cake kosher bakery on haverford avenue. but when the 56-year-old woman opened the store at 6am, police say two robbery suspects were waiting for her at back door. >> they saw her inside and we think she may have reached for baseball bat she has in there and the males appeared to have come through the screen door by pushing it open. as confrontation inside. and while inside it appears was shot one time. >> reporte

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live where phillies are getting ready to take on the the blue jays tonight, david. >> reporter: they have a lot to say and many fans are just finding out as they arrived to the game. we are telling them for the first time, some are excited about it, some say it is probably not that good of an idea. it just depend on how talk to. what everybody told me out here, as we went through the line, they mentioned to me about chase utley and his wife's commitment to the community. he was an animal rights activist in philadelphia. for that, they say that they hate to see him go but as far as the team and where it leaves the the team, they want to know more. here's a quick little example of just two fans that i spoke to. >> appreciate everything that he had has done all these years. i wanted him to stay. i am upset. >> it is time to move on. the team is in the doing great this year. it is time to rebuild. >> reporter: these are just two fancy spoke to but again, what everybody is saying is that after he leaves, if he does leave in the deal and it is finaliz

we are live at philadelphia international airport, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> glad everyone is all right. dave, thank you. torments night a neighbor is on edge as police continue their search for two gunmen who shot a local bakery owner in front of her own store. our natasha brown is live in over book park with the latest on this investigation. natasha? >> reporter: well, jessica crime seen unit investigators they just left the scene a authority short time ago. they were looking for any evidence that will lead them to two suspects who apparently targeted a bakery store own are in this morning. it was supposed to be a morning like any other for the owner of the best cake kosher bakery on haverford avenue. but when the 56-year-old woman opened the store at 6am police say two robbery suspects were waiting for her at back door. >> they saw her inside and we think she may have reached for baseball bat she has in there and the males appeared to have come through the screen door by pushing it open. as confrontation inside. and while inside it appears was shot one time. >> reporter:

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live on the tacony-palmyra bridge to tell us just how much extra money drivers will have to hand over. david? >> reporter: jess carbs more money at the toll booth people just don't want to hear it but it is a reality. commissioners here in burlington county say it's to pay for repairs to fix the bridge, also, to make sure people are safe. >> don't do it. don't do it, please! >> reporter: but burlington county bridge commissioners decided to do it. raising tolls for the first time in 15 years. >> no one wants to raise tolls. including us. report roar almost 80,000 people cross both bridges every day. and the bridges continue to take a beating. the tacony-palmyra bridge opened in 1929 the burlington-bristol bridge two years later. >> we wish we didn't have to do this. i speak for myself. i wish i didn't have to do this but we're compelled in the interest of safety, in the interest of viability, in the interest of maintaining our bridges i feel to take this act. >> reporter: the new rates will increase on both bridges from two to $3 using e-z pa

our david spunt got an up close look at a license plate reader and how it worked. >> reporter: moments after pulling a trigger vester flannigan a former report shore went by the name bryce williams on air drove to the roanoke airport, left his car and then drove off in a previously rented car and left roanoke. police caught up with him several hours later about 200 miles away from the shooting scene, a state trooper spotted flannigan's vehicle using one of these a license plate reader. >> it bothers me. i don't understand how someone can even think to do that. >> reporter: we rode around with james who using the same technology that ended up locating vester flannigan on the highway. >> this happened in a matter of second. >> reporter: james showed us how the license plate readers works. as he drives these cameras on top of his car take instant real time photographs of license plates ape flag them. if there are any issues with the registration, license plate or the driver. >> i'm looking for children running out in the street, i'm trying to be a safe vehicle operator. i don't turn my he

live in the news center tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> tolls night a possible break in the case of a deadly hit-and-run. police have located a bus that may have killed a pedestrian walking outside philadelphia police headquarters. the bus was on its way from south philadelphia to washington, d.c. when police believe the driver struck a pedestrian 46-year-old joseph heard. it happened at franklin and race streets this morning. hurt was hit and was dragged about 50 feet and pronounced dead at the hospital. >> pedestrian and bus were going in the same direction both going east. the pedestrian halfway through the crosswalk when the bus making the left turn runs over the pedestrian. >> police have questioned the driver. headphones were found at the scene. but it's unclear if hurt was wearing them when he was struck. >>> the ntsb says a wal*mart truck driver's fatigue caused deadly crash that severely injured comedian tracy morgan. today investigators released animation depicting the jun june 2014 crash on the new jersey turnpike. morgan was hurt. fellow c

david spunt is in couldn't core township with more details. >> reporter: this wawa on naamans creek road just made history. in just a few months you can see people walking out with a six pack of beer but it's not going to happen overnight and there are some stipulations. for years, people have asked for it. >> i like to drink beer. it will be easier to come here and get a brew. i like it. >> reporter: pennsylvania's strict alcohol sales laws made the deal almost impossible. right now, if you're in pennsylvania and want to buy beer at a wawa you're out of luck. this unanimous vote tuesday night by the concord township supervisors may change thing for us. >> it's a good thing. get more people here to come into the wawa and support it and support our neighborhood here. so sure. why not? >> reporter: supervisors voted to move ahead with the project that would allow wawa to sell beer at this concord township store in delaware county. >> i think it would be fine. i don't have any problem with it. >> reporter: but there are some conditions. the store can only sell six packs of beer. and the bee

david spunt is in couldn't core township with more details. >> reporter: this wawa on naamans creek road just made history. in just a few months you can see people walking out with a six pack of beer but it's not going to happen overnight and there are some stipulations. for years people have asked for it. >> i like to drink beer. it will be easier to come here and get a brew. i like it. >> reporter: pennsylvania's strict alcohol sales laws made the deal almost impossible. right now if you're in pennsylvania and want to buy beer at a wawa you're out of luck. this unanimous vote tuesday night by the concord township supervisors may change thing for us. >> it's a good thing. get more people here to come into the wawa and support it and support our neighborhood here. so sure. why not? >> reporter: supervisors voted to move ahead with the project that would allow wawa to sell beer at this concord township store in delaware county. >> i think it would be fine. i don't have any problem with it. >> reporter: but there are some conditions. the store can only sell six packs of beer. and the beer

reporting at citizens bank park, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we absolute him. no doubt about it. >> don't we. >> hundreds of bottles of wine confiscated from chester county home. >> now, a local hospital wants those bottles. still ahead, we'll tell you where all the wine came from and why hospitals says those rare vintage could really help them out. >> also, they're back. infamous family of bears that crashed one family's pool party returns to the neighborhood. find out why officials say it's not all fun and games. >> kate. >> the heat returns as we head into the weekend. we've got a really nice saturday on the way. although a little bit warmer than today. we're talking 90s starting on sunday and continuing into next week. the skies are clear and they'll stay that way. lots of sun but i'll show you how warm it will get and when the heat may break. more on tropical storm erika coming up in our full forecast. >> and in sports, eagles are gearing up for their third preseason game. how much will sam bradford even play again the packers. you'll hear from him when we

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more tonight on the story almost 50 years in the making. >> reporter: how often do you pay a a attention to a sidewalk. for years thousands have walked up and down this fillingly sidewalk but many have no idea what happened. a plaque honoring a 29-year-old philadelphia police officer named george jacobs sits just a few feet from south philadelphia high school. jacobs was on the job only a few weeks when he was shot and killed on snyder avenue near broad street. >> i heard he got killed. it really tore me apart. >> reporter: retired police officer joe haggerty worked with george jacobs and remembers july 15, 1966 vividly. all these years later he's never met his friends' killer. >> i wouldn't wants to. i think i would have killed him myself. >> reporter: haggerty told "eyewitness news" the pain rushed back this week when he found out that someone spray painted jacobs plaque. >> i called him a very nice name. the relationship between haggerty and jacobs started in the early 19 40's in south philadelphia when george jacobs showed little joe how

reporting in north philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> welcome back. >>> still to come tonight a local legend to the baseball field do not pay any attention to his age. >> i'm not old. >> from player to coach at age 85, one man's 69 year journey with a local baseball league will have you inspire. that's coming up next. >> and if you're looking for love, fill up your plate. the new romance research about finding a love connection through food. kate? >> and another heat wave on the way. this will be number four of the summer and it starts tomorrow with the increase in heat the humidity increasing as well. i'll tell if you we'll be tagging any rain in the seven day forecast coming up when we come back. >>> two big recalls involving cars to tell you about tonight. volkswagen has announced a recall on more than 420,000 vehicles to fix a problem that keeps a front air bag from deploying. the recall covers eight models and concluding the jetta passat and golf. you can see all of the effected cars on the screen this one is for parents. recalling more than 200,000 car seats

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on why the district doesn't have enough money to pay it employees. >> the chester high school cheerleaders are doing whatever it takes to stay positive. they're using school spirit, as a way to deal with the fact that chester upland schools are in a financial nightmare. >> what's going to happen us to if we don't start school. >> sophomore jena and her friends have just few days left of summer. news that the district is having financial problems is a big topic of conversation even for 15 year old. >> if i didn't have a school or -- i won't be able to be on this team it, really concerns me. >> state law requires chester to continue to pay charter schools in the area that educate about half of the student pop laying. that's about $64 million this year, using the state formula. the problem? the district can't pay that and every day operating costs. >> it is an incredibly stressful and difficult situation. >> michelle is an english teacher in the district, also the president of the local education association. she and other teachers agreed

reporting in north philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> welcome back. >>> still to come tonight a local legend to the baseball field do not pay any attention to his age. >> i'm not old. >> from player to coach at age 85, one man's 69 year journey with a local baseball league will have you inspire. that's coming up next. >> and if you're looking for love, fill up your plate. the new romance research about finding a love connection through food. kate? >> and another heat wave on the way. this will be number four of the summer and it starts tomorrow with the increase in heat the humidity increasing as well. i'll tell if you we'll be tagging any rain in the seven day forecast coming up when we come back. you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm.

reporting from philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:49. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us from new york with the preview, gayle good morning. >> good morning, erika, ahead we're in alaska tracking search for missing after a series of landslide, plus, ceo of the company behind the newly approved sex drug is here in the studio today, treasure hunter brings his rare gold coins to studio 57. we will introduce you to the business that claims it can offer an affordable, personal butler services all through an app, haven't you heard there is an app for. that news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes, erika, back to you. >>> gayle, thanks so much. >>> on your healthwatch new research reveals fast food chains are serving up kid meals dangerously high in salt. the world action on salt and health looked at chains like mcdonald's, kfc and subway in over 30 countries. they found eight out of ten contained only 1 gram of salt which is more than what children under the age of six should be eat nothing o

reporting from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:36. down 600 points, up 600 points, market volatility of the past week and a half has investors itching to do something, anything. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says that may be a big mistake for right new. she's live from new york. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> stocks dropped six days and rebounded strongly yesterday. how long are we likely to see these big swings. >> reporter: settle in. i'm afraid to tell you as we go back to the year 1900, okay, we're going a couple hundred years here declines have 10 percent or more have occurred about once a year on average. now they last an average of about 115 days, 15 percent drops happen every two years or so, 20 percent bear markets crop up every three and a half years. they last almost a year. we don't know what will happen next. but so far this correction has lasted less than a week so i'm afraid things could continue to be volatile. >> i think i know the answer to this already but with yesterday's big gains, should inv

reporting from north philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:34. a pair of philadelphia police officers are get something national attention all thanks to time magazine. here are 19 district officer shawn devlin on the left, and michelle mattos on the right, on the cover of the latest issues here. the the cover story is about what it is like to be a police officer in america one year after ferguson. they talk about their experiences patrolling west philadelphia, and you can look at the magazine on news stand next week. >>> well, 122 cats and kittens were rescued from deplorable conditions in the poconos, they are recovering now in philadelphia animal control officers found them inside a home in henryville, monroe county and transported them to the spca headquarters in north philadelphia. >>> now the cats and the kittens are being treated for injuries caused by a serious flee infestation inside that home. officials say that the owners had planned a opening, planned on opening, a sanctuary for those cats but apparently were unable to keep up with the

reporting from north philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:42 right now. this is a popular time of the year to move but before you hire a moving company, three is on your side. jim donovan has a few warnings to make sure your valuables are protected. >>> plus get up, get active, relatively short amount of time men need to work out every day to cut their risk of heart disease. >>> a spy story hits theaters, we will hear from the stars from the man from uncle straight ahead. >>> hey, almost 7:00 o'clock, and it is hot out all right, the humidity is going up, up, up. we are settling if for another heat wave, folks. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here to tell us about how long this thing will >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch, moderate regular exercise, far out weighs rigorous work out in lowering the risk of heart failure. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research. >> reporter: every day you you can find juan, circling this track. >> i walk, and i run, one lap which is about 1.6 miles. doctor says i'm okay. >> reporter: type of of moderate ph