good morning, thanks for joining us, developing right now in the news philadelphia police made a gruesome discovery in the streets of olney. >> officers spot had a burning car and found a body inside. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from police headquarters with the latest details, jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, philadelphia police are trying to answer a whole bunch of unanswered questions. who is this victim? is his death related to a shooting that happened hours earlier just blocks away. philadelphia police have interviewed a number of eyewitnesses and so far they have proven helpful in piecing this mystery together. a gruesome discovery, on the 6100 block of north lawrence street in olney has shaken this philadelphia neighborhood a man, found dead inside of a

burning car. this car, a black myths bushy galante. >> the body was burnt beyond recognition. we cannot tell at this time age or race. it is a john doe at this time. >> reporter: philadelphia police were the ones to spot burning car just before 8:00 wednesday night while on routine patrol. victim was found on the passenger side ape pronounced dead on the scene. investigators believe he may have been involve in the shooting just three blocks away on roselyn street earlier in the day. no victim was found when a shooting was reported there at 4:00 p.m. but eyewitnesses on roselyn street described seeing that same car. >> they interviewed several witnesses that a male was shot in the back seat. >> reporter: police say driver spend sped away. at this point no arrests have been made. heavy set man was seen running away from north warren but it is unclear how or if he is involved. it is also unclear who may have shot the victim and if he is, indeed, the same man who was found burned beyond recognition.

>> we cannot tell if he is shot. of course, nobody is touching the body or touching the vehicle. we are hold ago this vehicle as a crime scene. >> reporter: medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy to determine the id as well as cause and manor of death. they are looking to see if this man was indeed shot in the head as eyewitnesses reported, there are trying to link these two cases. anyone with information should give police a call. reporting outside philadelphia police headquarters, jane carabao, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tribute for student athlete killed just before her first day of school at mainland regional high will school. more than 1,000 people attended a candle will light vigil in linwood, new jersey last night nor 14 year-old ashland cook. 149 year-old succumbed to injuries she suffer in the crash on saturday. she was in the car were four teammates in mays landing on their way to the charity soccer tournament. >> i think she was the nicest girl that there ever is. she never said anything mean about anything, ever. really good. she was a great soccer player

too. >> reporter: next week her soccer team will take the field without her but her number four jersey will be retired for the next four years, through what would have been a senior year. a private funeral is scheduled for cullen keffer, he is was one of three council rock south high school students killed in the crash in the poconos over the weekend. yesterday contracts mates hold a moment of silence for keffer, ryan lesher and shamus digney. keffer's viewing is later tonight. here's kate which traffic ape weather together on the three's. >> switching gears ape talking about the weather. quiet start to the morning. really nice start. we have a lot of sunshine on the way this afternoon. lets take a look outside and we will she you how things are brightening up already down the shore. what a gorgeous view from atlantic city on skies cam three live showing the sky lighting up, beautiful colors like a painting with the orange and purple there over the the atlantic. lets take a close look at storm scan three. not quite as beautiful but

colors are not on top of us. there we have showers and storms slicing through great lakes today and that front will eventually get here by saturday evening, it could bring south strong storms. in the meantime high pressure is overhead and we are not expecting any wet weather today. temperatures right now we're at 69 degrees at the airport. it is a will cool start in the lehigh valley at 58 right now for allentown. here in atlantic city it is 60. wilmington 65. lancaster and reading both in the lower 60's to start our day. here's our day planner as we go through the afternoon look at that warm up as the sun continues to shine. twenty-seven by 9:00 a.m. eighty by noon. we will get close to 90 this afternoon. sunshine 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. we have a cool down coming for the weekend we will have your seven day forecast in a bit but for now lets check with vittoria. >> i love when traffic and weather together together in a positive bay. beautiful weather today. beautiful morning. still the roads look beautiful as well. lets head outside and see how you are doing. first we will start at i-95, traveling i-95 not too far from the bucks county area,

far northeast philadelphia, this shot at academy. i-95 looking good. south and northbound looking pretty good and moving well. it is here around the vine street expressway in and out of the center city, south philadelphia and that earlier construction somebody on i the five southbound at the bottom base of the girard point bridge has been cleared out of the way. we're we had opened and wide open for that rush to flood in. roosevelt boulevard still moving well. southbound is your head lights here. north bound where we are seeing that construction vehicle taking out the the left-hand lane but we are note noticing too many delays. not too many delays in the western suburbs, great speeds out there, however, we have an accident, this accident, montgomery county, new hoffmansville road and layfield road compromising a lane. be careful of. that lets head back to the desk. we are following breaking news out of nashville this morning. we have video here showing another disturbance at that same juvenile detention center, where 30 teens escaped earlier this week. this time though check out the video. you can see several teenage inmates attacking a guard.

those involved, include some of the same teens who broke out on monday night. six of them are still on the lamb. >> president obama is in wales for first day of the nato summit. he will meet with other nato leaders to talk about imposing more economic sanctions on russia for its interference in ukraine. leaders will discuss strategies to push isis militants out of iraq and syria. the president wants to build an international coalition to go after isis until they no longer pose a threat. the family of the slain american journalist steven sotoloff break their silence. last night students held a vigil for sotoloff at the university of central florida in orlando. he studied there until 2004 when he left for israel. sotoloff's grieving family issued a statement about his ultimate sacrifice. >> he was no war junkie. he did in the want to be a modern day lawrence of arabia. he merely wanted to give vice to those who had none. >> president obama promised

justice will be served. in the meantime isis is threatening the life of another hostage, identified as british citizen david haines. happening today, the trial resumes for cristina regusters accused of kidnapping a five-year old from a west philadelphia he will in meantry school. regusters brought her trial to her halt yesterday with a tearful outburst after testimony from a relative. prosecutors were trying to show regusters had era cueser. the jury had not heard regusters police statement. she said she was never read her rights. also a preliminary hearing for 19 year-old curtis tanner, one of the two men charge in the beating of a philadelphia park range inner love park last month. another suspect is in the being identified, because he is a juvenile. both face several charges, including aggravated assault. that ranger tells "eyewitness news" that he is okay and on the road to recovery. also happening today philadelphia is one of the estimated 150 cities where fast food workers plan to go

on strike. organizers want fast food chains to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and have the right to union ice. march begins at 10:30 at broad and girard and it will end at broad and arch street. laid off casino workers in atlantic city are getting more help to get back on their feet. egg harbor township hosted an information session for those affect by the casino closing. it followed an earlier event that drew hundreds to the the atlantic city convention center, and the event at the convention center continues today as represents from several agencies and apply for unemployment and other benefits. to know you are losing your job, you know, we knew maybe two months in advance and it is hard to figure out what will happen next, what will be your next move. >> over at kennedy plaza the attention was over on the next miss america where contestants introduced themselves. miss new jersey says problems in the casino industry hit home. >> as the daughter of two casino workers, it is

monumental to partake in this historical event. thanks for bringing life and energy back to atlantic city. >> final night of the pageant is sunday september 14th. pageant officials say they want be part of the city's redoing. some say they brought it back to atlantic city last summer. >> yes, they do. >> still ahead terror in the water for two kyackers. >> that was the most scary part was being in the water and thinking is it under us, around us, is it going to come back. >> i cannot imagine stalk by a great white find out what two friends did when the shark took a big bite out of their kay yak. also at what age should you give your child a cell phone, some companies are marketing to five years old. >> what? >> three is on your side with information that could help parent tea side. >> i'm thinking, read at 5:00 need a phone. i see you, viral video of a bull dog playing peak a boo this will get your day off to

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talking to the breakfast club co host valerie knight about this great event. she's out there right new. >> great event it is. >> lets get those phones ringing. >> you got that right. >> 6:13. terrifying ordeal for two women kyack nothing massachusetts. >> i cannot even imagine a great white takes a bite out of their kay yak. the experienced kyackers were hit in the and then jumped in the water. they wanted to see the seals off shore and they weren't worried about shark sight goes in the area. >> the scariest part was is it under us, around us, is anybody going to come save us. we were just in the knowing anything. we were in the water for 30 minutes. >> it is most terrifying part the shark attack so quick you do not see him and gone. he was sitting in the water wondering if he was going to come back. >> i cannot even fathom.

>> me either. >> frightening. >> that kyack had a large bite in it and experts confirmed a great white was shark was responsible. those women were not hurt but they should not have been near the scene they admit. scary stuff. just past 6:13. lets get our forecast. nothing scar bye that. >> nothing scary about the forecast, not like a shark bite. let me give a shout out to this bite full women, louise from pope john paul high school in lawyers for. she said can you show our camera on air tomorrow. i said i will show your camera on air. so here it is. live look right now from the pope john paul high school in royersford where the sunnies coming up, the sky is lightening. it is 59 degrees. parking lot kind of empty but it will be filling up with kids and teachers in a bit. louise, hopefully you enjoy your live camera from pjp this morning. all across the area, we are down the the shore. beautiful sunrise. great beach day. 83 degrees. sunny and perfect. water temperature p-7

7 degrees. uv index is nine. rip current is low for today. in the city we have 88 degrees, mostly sunny, warmer and humid, winds are south at five to 10 miles an hour. tonight turning muggy down to 70. your full seven day forecast summer sticks around through saturday. watch for a you this strong thunderstorms ape cool and comfortable on sunday. vittoria. >> thanks, kate good morning. if you are traveling on the ben franklin bridge using ben franklin bridge to get into philadelphia you will notice one of the lanes are block. we had a fuel spill accident yesterday and notice here you can see the after effects of that but both lanes are block. we know construction tends to backup ben franklin bridge and generally rush hour traffic as well. if you are heading this way just know that this morning. give yourself extra time. 422 we are seeing that eastbound delay grow from trooper as you make your way down toward 20 two. be mindful of that. seeking of 422 eastbound arm and hammer boulevard ramps are closed there through novas a result of construction.

we have speed sensors still in the green. fifty-two on i-95. fifty on the schuylkill. fifty on 476. things in new jersey look great. in the only that things in delaware look just as nice with again a lot of green, no delays for mass transit, ukee. thank you. breaking news tops the headlines on cbs-3. about 20 teens at a nashville detention centerrer refusing to return to the dorm, some of them were caught on tape attacking guards. six other teenagers remain at large after escaping from the center monday night. also a developing story right the now, police want to know if the discovery of a body inside a burned carries connect to the shooting nearby. the burned car was found in olney, just before 8:00 last night. and the grand opening of the newly renovated dilworth park takes place today. live look at philly's latest park at the foot of the city hall, expect over 120,000 square feet, includes an enormous lawn with plenty of beautiful trees, and animated fountain and outdoor cafe, and also, a ice skating rink too.

>> mayor michael nutter, i'm telling you, they got it all in. mayor nutter will kick off a ribbon cutting ceremony in a few hours at 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.

well, as school year gets underway many children will be handling a cell phone for the very first time. >> maybe wondering if your child is ready for the responsibility? three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan offers some help. >> it is a question that many parents rest will with, at

what age should children have their own cell phones? >> i would say, the middle school age. >> would i say, middle school. >> if i had my way it would not be until they graduated high school. >> reporter: reality is most kids have cell phone well before high school. >> we found that 60 percent of parent said that ten to 11 age range is where the kids got their first cell phone. >> reporter: national consumers league did that survey of over 800 parents in 2012. since then prevalence of cell phones among teens and preteens has nearly double. the average age has gotten even younger. some carriers are marketing to kids as young as five. >> it is not uncommon to see, really two or three years old, becoming quite fluent with using a tablet or a touch device, and, so by the time they turn six or seven or eight, they are very comfortable with mobile devices. >> how young is too young? consumer experts say that depends on the child's maturity and lifestyle. >> thinks an age group where

they are doing activities outside the home, things like activities, going over friends houses, and so mess of the parents we surveyed said they were giving phones so kids can stay in touch with them. >> handing over a phone to a child doesn't come without issues. experts advised parents to talk with children about staying within data limit, avoiding inappropriate content and steering clear of privacy risks, and cyber bullying. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> see, back in the day. >> what was your first cell phone like. >> probably a big shoe box thing back in the day i. >> when i was a kid you either went to the office and use the principal's phone or somebody in the office. >> always? went around the corner and found a phone booth and people don't know what the phone booth beauties right now. >> the beepers. >> we will degrees. >> time to move on. >> not sure how you will win a game of peak a boo but we have a winner right now.

>> this doggies taking the game very seriously. check him out. the the raise of the head and gone. >> this was captured on camera by his owner, the least that is what we're doing. it looks like he is just having some fun. >> check him out. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> if you ever watched the guards march outside buckingham palace you know it is pretty routine so this guard decided to put a spin on his patrol but palace officials say this is no laughing matter. also unrest in ferguson in missouri, is leading to new problems for cities police department. that story is coming up.

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july and august. but not bad weather if you want to get outside we are seeing the sky begin to lighten already. here's a live look at skies cam three out toward ben franklin bridge where things are brightening up nicely. look at you're witness weather take planner, quick warm up at 72 degrees at 9:00 a.m. eighty by noon. nice day to get outside for lunch. by 3:00 we are looking at 88 degrees. good pool weather this afternoon perhaps if you are so incline working early shift like us around here. lets check on the roads with vittoria, hey. >> speaking of, that, i was like lunch, i cannot wait to think about my next meal, always. traveling out and about, grabbing your coffee, biscuit sandwich or whatever you are eating, no major delays on the roadway. traveling on the platt bridge i-95, maybe heading to philadelphia international airport no problems here, smooth sailing, you can enjoy your breakfast and relax. traveling on i-95, we have a touch of the slow down building southbound i-95 approaching girard through construction zone.

anticipate that during any rush. forty on the schuylkill, 55 at 476, and no major problems in new jersey and delaware, ukee. in sports phillies continue their road trip tomorrow night in d.c., phillies will face nationals ace steven strasburg in game one of the weekend series. phillies and braves at turner field yesterday and grady sizemore gets phillies, even with the two run home run in the third inning. ben reveer leads national league in hitting. he had three hits yesterday. miguel alfredo gonzales allowed two runs in his major league debut. phillies lose this one. didn't get the sweep. phillies lose seven- 46789. lets get ready for some regular season nfl football. season kicks off tonight in seattle where seahawks host the packers, it is week one, already. lets get it on. get all you need to know about the new season ahead in the eagles season opener. we will get things started with toyota sunday kick off at 11:30 on cbs-3. nfl today comes your way at noon and then eagles hosting

jacksonville at 1:00. you can see it all live, at cbs-3. we know you got your eagles green suit pick out for tomorrow. >> i'm ready, i will look like the riddler up in my place. more students go back to school including chester and washington township. >> time to wake up, kids. we have been asking to see your pictures all week and response has been great. we love seeing these. take a look at, neilon all smiles as she, head to first grade at darby township school. good luck, miaa. >> how about that we asked to you keep those pictures coming, snap and share your pictures using hash tag cbs-3 mornings, and you may see it right here, on "eyewitness news". i'm still pulling to see little ukee washington going back to school. >> i have to blow off the cobwebs and dust for knows. >> stop it. >> our time 6:27. coming up in our next half an hour we will update joan rivers condition. new trouble for jerry

sandusky latest accusation as begins the quick coach, jane? philadelphia police are calling it a gruesome discovery, a man's body found in a burning car, i'm jane carabao coming up find out how an eyewitness is helping in this case. all right, we will see new a bit. torey and kate return with traffic and weather together on the three's, we are back at the bomb of the hour, good

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developing right now, philadelphia police are investigating a murder mystery this morning in olney. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us now from police headquarters with the very latest information, jane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. this was certainly a disturbing discovery actually made by philadelphia police officers on routine patrol in the olney section of philadelphia they spotted this burning car, call the fire department, and when they put the fire out they discovered this man's body. they found it right around 8:00 o'clock wednesday night on the 6100 block of north lawrence street, the man was found on the passenger side of the black mitsubishi galante and was pronounced dead on the scene. police say this man may have been a victim of the shooting that happened just three blocks away earlier in the

day. police have been investigating a shooting in the 400 block of roselyn street reported around 4:00 in the afternoon. no victim was fund but police say eyewitnesses tell them when they arrived on roselyn street they describing seed that very same car discovered three and a half hours later engulfed in flames. >> they said that there was a male sitting in the passenger seat of a black mitsubishi who had been shot in the head, and the driver, drove off, and east, on roselyn street. >> reporter: now medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy, to determine, the idea, of this person as well as cause and manor of death to determine if indeed it is same person found in the burned vehicle as the one eyewitnesses spotted getting shot in the head. at this point there are no arrests, a man, heavy set man was seen running away from the scene. that burning car, at 8:00 o'clock last night but no indication at this point if or

how this man is related to either of these cases. we are live outside police headquarters, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". happening today a preliminary hearing for a philadelphia police officer accused of bumping a pedestrian with his car and then threatening him with a gun and then shouting racial slurs. at alleged incident happened last october, officer edward saw wick i faces terroristic threats, powe tellings of instrument of crime, harassment and disorderly conduct. later today the department of justice is expect to announce its plan to investigate the ferguson missouri police department. investigators will look into arrest patterns and use of of force by police. meanwhile missouri governor jay dick on lifted the state of emergency. he declared last month after nights of unrest. violent clashes between police and protesters follow the shooting death of an unarmed teen by police back on august 9th. a new accuser is reportedly suing former penn state coach jerry sandusky and

penn state saying he was sexually abused six years ago. the associated press sites a report from the center daily times that a lawsuit was filed last month. it claims that the boy attended a trip with the second mile charity, when he was abused. the charity was founded by sandusky and his also named in the lawsuit. here is your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> good morning, everyone. it is another beautiful day. if you don't mind summer heat and humidity. it is still summer. we have in the been suffering too much this summer so we cab take temperatures near 90. that is what we are feeling about this afternoon. lets take a look outside and see the morning shaping up really nicely down the shore, we have nothing but sunshine, look at that bright sun as we look live down the shore right now. sun has coming up, and we will see a lot of it panning out over the water. the sun reflecting off the water, just be taking a walk along the shoreline, great week down the shore, beautiful beach day. as we go to the west to a completely other size of the viewing area over towards kutztown right there as well we can see the sky, lightening

up. it is chilly, it is 55 degrees at kutztown area middle school. storm scan three, shows high pressure in control, it is a cool morning and dress in layers, a light sweat shirt at 55 degrees and putting kid on the bus in kutztown but by the afternoon with high pressure rain storms staying away temperatures will get in the upper 80's and humidity will be increasing a bit at well. fifty-eight in allentown. sixty-nine in airport. sixty-four in millville. the highs approaching 90 today. by your weekend your seven day in a bit. good morning, vittoria. >> that was a beautiful shot of atlantic city. >> it picked me right backup. >> not that i'm in the happy to be here but i'm just saying. lets get right to your traffic report. you will not be happy as you jump on the schuylkill expressway and parts of the i-95. if you are traveling on the schuylkill you will note that is eastbound volume building, as awe approach girard and then heading down to the vine street expressway. commuting westbound on the schuylkill we are starting to see that pocket of traffic build, approaching city avenue out towards belmont.

you will note that is it will only continue to grow. if you are watching us right now definite the liz make sure you have enough gas to get to work or to school. traveling on i-95 southbound also growing is the rush hour delay approaching the area of the betsy ross bridge down through the vine street expressway. that is your southbound delay here. northbound you are doing okay. be mine full however of that sun glare. your western suburbs, still shaping up to look okay and in major delays in delaware and new jersey. let's head back to the desk. we have some new information on the george washington bridge scandal. a summary provided to a legislative panel, investigating lane closures, says that police officers, warned superiors about the hazardous conditions. those officers, said that they were told not to talk about it on their radios. aid to new jersey governor chris christie, supposedly ordered the lane closures as political pay back against the democratic mayor of fort lee. joan rivers is, out of intensive care and in a private room at new york's mt. sinai hospital. eighty-one year-old comedian has been in the hospital for a

week now after nearly dying during a routine procedure for a doctor's office. rivers is on life support, her daughter melissa says her mother is being kept comfortable as she thank the public for all of their prayers and support. tomorrow the government will release the august employment report. >> according to cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger the market is gaining momentum which makes it a good time to refresh your resume and jobs search. she joins us live this morning. jill, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so what is expect in tomorrow's. >> reporter: report we will get about 225,000 jobs in august, unemployment rates should remain at 6.2 percent. maybe we will dip to 6.1. despite a very slow start to the year the economy has produced an average of 230,000 jobs per month this year. that puts 2014 on track to be the best year, since 1999, for job creation. >> that is great. >> any other signs out there that the job market could be

picking up. >> in addition to the monthly data weekly job less claims are at eight weeklies. here's a bit of good news, small businesses, say they are feeling more confident in the overall economy, future of their own businesses and they have now made very important steps forward in hiring. we know we saw small businesses really lag in adding employees, as a result, now may be a really great time for disgruntled workers to tune up their resumes and restart their job searches. >> i hear you jill, but how should we start. >> first have of all you cannot start because you are stuck here forever. we are not letting you go anywhere. >> but everyone else, examine yourself. this is really important. i spoke to career coaches this week. you have to identify not just what you like but also what you hate and what you are really good at. then start to think like an employer, what you talk about your experiences, focus on the requirements of this new job.

put your relevant qualifications front and center, on your resume. a lot of people have most important thing left, your cover letter should make it easy for an employer to visualized you in the job. here's your goal. you want to make that application shout out that i have the qualifications, the experience, the enthusiasm you need and i can add value tour company. for more on how to get a jump on a new job go to jill on money.com. you know guys i have not felt this enthusiastic about the job market in a long time. i'm hopeful for people who are feeling stuck that they can get out there and find themselves a new bet are job. not you, ukee. never ukee. he. >> he is stuck with us. >> welcome back from across the upon, jill, good to have you home. coming up next your chance to help raise money for children's hospital of philadelphia. >> ♪ >> jay-z and everybody else

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we want to get our back to school and work forecast, good morning. >> good morning, looking bought full behind me. how bit. sky cam three live, looking at ben franklin bridge and center city philadelphia a few high clouds but is in bright start to a thursday morning. we have a chill in the air. temperatures in the 60's. i don't think you need jacket in mess spots this morning but if you wear long sleeves to the bus stop kids, you will need to wear layers, shorts and short sleeves under net that because by this afternoon we will heat up. you can see nothing going on over the northeast and that is a large dome of high pressure centered over the area storms missing us to the south and

north and west, as we remain under that dome, imagine kind of a pot with the lid on as it bubbles up and heat within itself. that is what this air maces doing today. tomorrow ape into the weekend. it will justin to heat up. pollen levels 8.2. dropping settledly but in the medium to medium high range. if you suffer from allergies you may want to consider taking those medicines here for today and tomorrow especially the steamy september weather continues. high pressure overhead, 80's today and tomorrow but here comes our cold front. strong front bringing in some thunderstorms saturday afternoon and evening. those could be locally strong or severe. today, is is dry, mostly sunny warm and humid. your seven day forecast keeps it hot and steamy through saturday and changes behind that front 70's beautiful starting sunday. new here's a connect with vittoria, how are you guys as well. >> if you are traveling on the schuylkill at i-95 we are not doing that great. traveling on 73, tacony

palmyra bridge is opened due to a passing ship. just know they will be closed. we will let you know when it pops down. it looks like that boat has traveling to to. traveling on i-95 look at the sun glare, in delaware county. commuting in the north bound direction right here, approaching 452. in the seeing any major delays but sun glare is a problem this morning. that is also affecting delays you have on again i-95, schuylkill expressway 476. looking at our western suburbs we have eastbound delays on 422 from trooper down towards 202. you will drop down to 26 miles an hour. we have an accident at easton road at county line road. so 611. be careful of that. no major problems in delaware itself or no major problems traveling regional rails. erika and ukee. thirteenth annual wogl radio-a-thon is underway. >> right now breakfast club is broadcasting live from the children's hospital of philadelphia, and ross britain joins us to tell us more about this special event. ross, good morning to you.

>> i don't know if the camera can pan but describe what is going on behind you right now can you tell us what is up. >> well, we are in the lobby and there is and nurses every coming in. family members are seeing kids who are here at children's hospital. of in the ryan seacrest studio if you can follow me around you can see us doing our 13th annual radio-a-thon for children's hospital. your money to great stuff that helps children be kids while they are still at the hospital. >> ross, we have heard last chat with you that you have a personal connection to chop as well with your own family. >> my daughter had basically a mole on her eye removed from one of the satellite clinics. when she came out from under anesthesia and everything here at chop, they had a slurpee machine for. she was only six years old. but she thought that was the best thing in the world. >> that is great. >> that is what your money goes to letting kids be kids

you get to know some of those kid personally, ross. i remember were you on talk philly just the other day and told us about a very special connection to one young man can you tell thaws story again. >> you know what antonio was a soccer player, 15 years old in his freshman year. he felt like he had a problem with his leg. it turnout he had a ewing sarcoma which is a kind have of cancer and travel from his leg up his body and then back down into his other leg. he had 15 round of chemo, he had 31tive rent radio treatments and it went away, and then it came back. >> we will tell you later on during the radio-a-thon but it is a story of hope and something only children's hospital can accomplish. >> if people are watching at home and want to make a contribute, how can they do so. >> it is easy, you can go and call us at (866)266-8898 or,

you can just donate than line at wogl.com. you can see stories of the different kids too you mentioned stories of hope all daze long and that is what chop brings to so many, don't you think, ross and their families, hope, it is all about hope. >> absolutely, this is best place in the world and there is a reason why it is the number one hospital in the united states, and all of the money stays here in the delaware valley, what can be better. >> it is in the just because of the slurpee machines. >> that is right. >> well, i actually wanting to up later and be sedated so we will see. >> you got to play that. >> give have been our best and we will see you shortly throughout the day. >> take care. >> see you guys. >> our time 6:48. young man fighting cancer at chop has become a you tube sensation. >> ♪ >> nineteen year-old tom gillan parity two songs of jay-z thinks bald so hard.

tom's covers have gone viral and they are helping shine light on daily challenges faced by cancer patients. tom is fighting aml a form of leukemia. >> we're not just wittering in the hospital, we're fighting every day to get better. >> less than a week tom has gotten 20,000 spots viewed. >> it is all about hope, love ape caring. we can do this. tomorrow night you can stand up to cancer. it is a live one hour fun raising special brought to you by the doby theater in los angeles. watch it tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >> lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us in new york with your preview, good morning to you. >> good morning, ahead major garrett is in wales where president obama is meeting with leaders right now, their debate to confront threat from isis plus airing a ewing over inches at 30,000 feet, steve

greenburg is in studio 57 with growing concern over air rage and why it is only going to get worse. we will take you inside the ultra secure vault that houses the largest collection of shakespeare in the world and how it ended up two blocks from the u.s. capitol, all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> to watch or not to watch, i will, i will, indeed, i definitely will, thanks charlie. >> i knew you had some shakespeare in you. >> come on buddy. talk to you later. >> we can do it, buddy there is a developing story in the headlines on cbs-3, police want to know if a discovery of a body is connect to the shooting not far away. car was spotted before 8:00 last night on lawrence street. also students will remember incoming freshman ashley cook with the moment of silence at mainland regional high school today. cook was kill in the car crash last week even. grand opening of the newly renovated, dilworth park takes

place today live look at philly's latest park located at foot have of city hall that stretches over 120,000 square feet and includes a enormous lawn with plenty of beautiful trees and animated fountain and outdoor cafe, and an ice skating rink. mayor nutter will kick off a ribbon cutting ceremony today at 11:00, congratulations to men and women who helped build that and put it together over last couple years. >> i walk by that city hall almost every day and so neat seeing trees coming up and scaffolding coming down. >> can't wait to check it out. >> go for a little ice skating maybe. >> i have bad news. >> you would be great. >> we will give it a shot. >> 6:51. keeping guard at buckingham palace is an important but sometimes boring job so this guard decided to put a little spin, for his daily march see more, and hear what palace officials are saying next. that is coming up but first here's is what coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing on cbs-3 we will be right back.

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the hunt is on for a deadly snake on the loose in one southern california neighborhood, a poisonous 5-foot long albino cobra escaped his home this labor day weekend. wild life officials are very concerned after the snake attack a dog. good news though that dog was rush to the vet and is expect to be okay. experts say the the snake will only attack when cornered but its convenient om can be

deadly. well, you ever go to get a pair of socks and realize one is missing. >> every time i do laundry, mystery socks. >> well if you have a missing sock check your pet. portland area family fun their missing socks inside their great dane's stomach, look at those socks. forty-three and a half of them in the variety of size and colors. the advertise coverry was made after three-year old great dane started vomiting. i was rush into surgery and those socks were removed. we are toll the doggies doing well now. but none of them comfortable for four dogs. >> come on, marmaduke spit it out. >> kate? >> good morning, guys, good morning everyone. we have a beautiful start to the day and real nice finish as well. live look down the shore atlantic city where sunnies shining brightly on skies can three. thinks margate beach patrol headquarters, waves rolling in on a quiet pleasant thursday morning. one last look at your seven day eyewitness weather forecast and shore cast, warm

and steamy, watch for strong storms saturday evening and then cooler and refreshing, a drop of 10 degrees starting on sunday. lets check with vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we have an accident live chopper 3hd over the scene of this incident here, traveling east ton road in the southbound direction as awe approach county line. right around that willow grove naval air station. incident is southbound in an overturn gravel truck. we will have clean up to go with it, it is causing a major north bound delay as well. your best alternate within to take county line to mapel avenue. we will have have more details for sure, ukee. and new for something completely different. >> british challenge is his inner monte python. clip from you tube shows the guard from buckingham palace with the own version of the ministry of silly walk sketch. he is so funny. made famous by british comedy troops. they are not laughing.

we're told if there is anyone fun to fall short of the highest standard will face appropriate action. >> he has great balance. >> yes, yes. >> he does have have a a nice turn though. >> he does. >> nice form, shoulders up. >> and doesn't run in the building hard to resist that temptation. >> when the queen is away. >> i'm going to play. >> coming up next, the world's greatest collection of shakespeare we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly. hepp to see you in a bit family good morni

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good morning. it is thursday, september 4th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama tries to rally global support to fight the terror group isis. new rioting overnight at a teenage detention facility just days after dozens escape. plus two kayakers attacked by great white shark share their story of survival. but we begin today's "eye opener" with your world in 90 seconds. >> president obama and prime minister david cameron. >> the president and nato allies take on two global security threats. >> western leaders