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time. >> you heard a crash, you know, and it was coming down everything was coming down. >> reporter: that is when inspectors say a wall between that unit and neighboring 6015 collapsed destroying the row homes, damaging the at least one other. >> just seemed so shocking because this is a good, stable block. >> reporter: ten people and four families air affect but despite police saying a renter was inside 6015 at the time, in one was injured. >> the at least again i continue to thank god that in one got hurt. >> reporter: yes in, one includes home owner chris chapman who was at work and two dogs duncan and brady found safely hiding inside of the house. >> my god, i mean, fine, great day, it is a great day. >> reporter: chapman says reunion far out weighs the the loss. >> it is a miracle, miracle. >> cities l and i department calling this an unsafe structure so you sees, the axes are out. they started to rip and tear down that front siding. before that they have gathered items that were personal to the people lived inside of there. one of them the ashes of chapman's husband that were inside and they recovered those whole and took them out, important item, of course, the family will have moore on late's digs of cbs-3. for now we're live from cobbs creek i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. crews rush to the scene of the fire in ship bottom this have afternoon. chopper three over the 2100 block of long beach boulevard where smoke, poured from the roof of the commercial building there. and check out this eyewitness cam photo from morgan kelly, you can sees flames shooting from the roof, no word on any injuries or a cause. right now in mount laurel new jersey state police are investigating a shooting involving one of their officers. this is new video from the scene, behind the aloft hotel on route 73. our todd kinges, who is on the scene, learned one person is injured but no officers were hurt no word what prompt that had shooting. and shots were also fired, during a chase involving police in wilmington, delaware. chopper three over where that chase ended at north market and west 27th street. the back window of the car was shot out and two suspects are in police custody. there is a search tonight for a third suspect no one was injured. heat makes a big return this week. "eyewitness news" in north philadelphia today where the shorts, t-shirts, certainly, came in handy. meteorologist kathy orr is outside soaking up the sun on the cbs-3 sky deck and she has our sticky forecast. >> very sticky, chris. right now i have your breezy forecast, on the skies deck a little bit of the wind bringing some comfort the to the hot temperatures. the high today 93. the humidity moderate, but that will change tomorrow. in philadelphia 91. eighty-nine in millville. eighty-eight at the the airport in atlantic city. down the shore temperatures still in the 80's even though that ocean water temperature is quite cool in the wake of arthur only sitting at 65 degrees. we are watching as a severe threat to the north and to our west through state college, scranton, upstate new york, some scattered showers and thunderstorms some of which are severe and that threat will move closer to us during the day tomorrow. tuesday afternoon, some thunderstorms especially north and west with downpours, gusty wind and frequent lightening and that could come closer to philadelphia during the mid week. coming up we will talk about the possibility of heat wave number two in just one week and severe weather threat that will continue at least through wednesday, across the delaware valley. we will show you who has best chance of seeing those types of storms. in the meantime i'll see you later in the broadcast with next weekend's forecast, but for now back to you. i just hear gunshots and i got down, i didn't pay attention until i heard her scream and i ran to my mom and she was crawling towards the other lady. she was bleeding. >> inches from death. camden county girl is shot as she sleeps in her sicklerville home. police are trying to figure out who fired that bullet. while the the young victim recovers from the hospital her family is left to ask why? "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao has more. >> reporter: shattered glass and drywall, blown through, evidence of a shoot-out that has left a sicklerville community in disbeast leave. >> it is upsetting and it is a shame. >> you would think you would be safe inside your own home. >> reporter: not the the case around 12:30 this morning the usual calm pierced by the sound of violence. police say a gunfight erupted right here at intersection of hathaway and hey wood, as a result, two people hit by stay bullets. >> i just hear gunshots so i got down, and i didn't pay attention so i heard her scream and i ran and my mom, she turned to run she was crawling towards us, she was bleeding. >> reporter: asleep in her bunk bed tia hudson was shot in the lower back. realizing what happened the 13 year-old called to her mother and three sisters for help. >> she was crying like i got shot, got shot. >> reporter: similar screams heard across the street as well, a 56 year-old woman was cut after stray bullets flew through her wall and shattered glass inside her bedroom. both close calls, that left members of this community thinking the same could have happened to them. >> when i moved here 20 years ago there was nothing like that out here, i don't know what is going on. >> reporter: police are trying to figure that out as their search for leads continue. >> we will find out who they are and they will get what is coming to them. >> reporter: family looking for justice as their honor student, the dancer, their joy, recovering from the hospital. in sicklerville, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a judge in montgomery county hand down a stiff sent tones this man joseph francone, four to eight years in prison for stealing thousands of dollars from wedding parties. some of his actions were caught on tape. francone did apologize in court today, he confessed to being a wedding crasher and said he had a drug problem. philadelphia police are looking for two robbery suspects, both armed with guns, those suspects robbed the foot land, market in the 5500 block of rising sun avenue last week. police believe that the same suspects robbed the same store a few weeks prior to that. in both cases, the suspects got away with cash, and cigarettes. fire department takes action, after a fire in southwest philadelphia, kills four children and destroys several homes. the department installed smoke detectors and distributed their home safety fire checklist today, long gesner street. four young children died in the large fire there saturday morning. the fire commissioner today reputed claims that the department did the not respond fast enough saying first units were on the scene three minutes after that initial call for help. a car became wedged between a tractor trailer and a road barrier on the pennsylvania turnpike causing traffic detours that lasted for more than eight hours. two people were hurt but their injuries are not life threatening. chopper three overhead as crews work to clear that scene near interchange. the lanes were reopened up at 8:30 this morning. a california man narrowly survived after being attack by a great white shark, it turns out one of the life guard there to help in the dramatic rescue is a native of northeast philadelphia. today we will hear from that life guard and people who helped train him, beaches of north wildwood. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with the exclusive report, cleve. >> reporter: report, before nick mankobe came a life guard on the west coast he learn about the ocean here in north wildwood as a member of the beach patrol and he was well prepared near extremely dangerous situation. >> i have been ready, and i'm sitting here staring at this shark eye to eye. >> reporter: long distance swimmer steep even robeless it was a scary situation. over the the holiday weekend a 7-foot long great white attacked him next to the manhattan beach pier in southern california. >> shark, get out of the the water. >> reporter: as witnesses screamed one of the life guards first on the scene was philadelphia's own nick manco. >> we rolled him on to the paddle board and saw the amount of blood, and that is when i put it together that okay, we have something real right now. >> reporter: he hails from the northeast where his father eddies a swimming coach at archbishop rice an high school. >> i was very happy that he was safe and proud of him too knowing he was involved in saving someone's life. >> reporter: before moving to california to be a professional life guard year round, he manned the stand in north wildwood. >> i'm sure nick found his way to assist in some matter. >> reporter: captain bill says manco was a stand out swimmer and paddle board shore represented north wildwood in life guard competitions. he work nine seasons before moving to florida, and then california to life guard. >> nicky's out there in california representing us very well. we are proud of that. >> reporter: reflecting on the shark attack that set off nationwide attention, he credits his training for staining calm and successfully providing robeless medical care. moving forward he is trying not to think about sharks. >> i love the ocean and i will be back out there swimming, and paddling, and you know, doing my job, i just do it every day. >> nickels has two sisters that were life guards in north wildwood the entire patrol is thinking about him as they compete tonight in wildwood crest. live tonight in north wildwood i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the pennsylvania state senate is set to vote on a jet tax tomorrow, the money from that tax could generate money for cash strapped philadelphia school district. mayor and other lawmakers pushed for its pass evening today, if the senate approves smokers will pay $2 extra per pack, and tax will go to governor corbett for review and bring in 83 million-dollar in revenue, each year. pennsylvania state lawmakers sent a bill to governor corbett aim at outlawing revenge porn. they want people who post explicit photos and videos without permission to be held accountable. crimes with adult victims would face sentences of two years in prison while offenders who target juveniles could get five years behind bars. penndot is asking for your help, still to come here on the broadcast, following the death of an employee last month, officials are urge urging caution we will tell what you to do to keep them safe, kate? we are here in south philadelphia at heron's playground which is talk right back off of reid street. take a look at what they have for summer fun for kids, a complete splash ground and play ground. kids are cooling off on a very hot summer day. coming up we will take you back here and have your forecast moving through the rest of the week. adorable addition toss a local zoo where you can soon see these cute cubs, leslie. struggling phillies head to milwaukee, i will preview and nfl concussion lawsuit had been finally settled. we will have detail tonight at 11:00 a incredible story of the emotional battle one man is fight ago begins a debilitating disease. the disease was misdiagnosed and now he cannot walk, stand or even chew for himself. tonight our health reporter stephanie stahl will show us what reduced the life of this once vibrant young man to that of a child. his fight, and how you can protect yourself from the same, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. summer is road construction season and penndot is urging drivers to use caution and obey laws and work zones this plea comes after the tragic death of a pennsylvania turnpike commission worker in chester county last month. so far this year authorities say there have been 15 incidents resulting in injuries to staff or damage to equipment. the the philadelphia zoo is very excited about new additions. >> four new lion cubs were born on june 26th, the cubs and their mother, tigeri are all doing well tonight. these are first cubs born at the zoo since 1996 continuing the zoo's successful breeding of big cats in recent years. okay. you may have heard earlier in the broadcast yes, it is true we are facing another potential heat wave this week. >> yes, we have a team of meteorologists covering rising temperatures. we will check with meteorologist kathy orr in just a moment but first kate billow has cbs-3 mobile weather lab in south philadelphia where kids are keeping cool today, kate? >> well, jessica and chris we are always telling people during these heat waves make sure to keep yourselves cool and hydrated. try anything you can to cool off. here we are with the mobile weather lab. we are parked along a normal residential street here in south philadelphia as we turn in here look at what we have going on. this was awesome. i didn't know this existed until today. i was talking to resident to tell us this is a gem. this is heron playground. it is a playground and splash pad. all summer long they have water going, sprinklers going and the kids are just loving it. you can see how crowded it is even this evening as we head toward dinner time. joining me here is my friend justin, and dave mccoy, you can imagine what thinks nickname is playing football in the school yard. they will help me out here. we will start with you, justin what do you think the temperature is out here right now. >> i think 92 you are close because my weather app just said 91. you got. that desean can you tell me what the weather is outside today. >> i think the weather is about 97 degrees. >> it does feel like 97. great day to come outside and do what. >> get in the the water for sure. >> that is what these guys are doing, that is what they are doing tomorrow as well. lets look at our future feels like temperature tomorrow about 4:00 o'clock it will feel like the triple digits and i bet this park will be completely packed with kids, if you are heading to the spray ground or pool, here is your pool side forecast. 94 degrees in the afternoon, breezy, uv up decks is nine, put on that sun screen. back here live, the kids are having a blast. they are soaking wet and i'm about to jump in myself now that i don't worry about hair and make up anymore. so back inside to you, cat i. >> thanks very much, kate. what a beautiful afternoon, another place for beating heat is down the shore, looking live through skies cam three at ocean city cape may county, guards are off-duty but the water still looks inviting but never swim, at a beach that is unguarded n1 wants to go home, too beautiful of a day. camera shaking a bit with breezy conditions. our live neighborhood network takes us to rehoboth beach, delaware, where we are looking at umbrellas on the beach and activity over the course of the afternoon. the sun getting lower, creating shadows on the boardwalk but still packed in rehoboth beach as well. very big vacation week and if your vacationing down the shore at delaware beaches, it will be a beautiful evening. same goes here at home the in the philadelphia area and delaware valley, showers and storms well to the north, and to the west. we are just going to be seeing breeze i conditions and increase in humidity, tonight. eighty-eight in allentown. eighty-eight in trenton and reading. we will watch this cold front that is culprit setting off showers and storms. it will move a little bit closer in tuesday, providing a chance of storms, north and west but you this will be day two of temperatures in the 90's, day three, wednesday, our second official heat wave, in less than a week, believe it or not and this will bring us a better chance of scattered showers and storms and then once this front clears the coast, it will be noticeably less humid and we will get in the clockwise flow around the highs, northwesterly wind provides a deep blue skies, lower humidity, a little breeze in the air. very very comfortable. tuesday, 60 percent. thursday and friday, looking great, as we head down into the the weekend. we have a slight risk for severe weather on tuesday through northern parts of the berks county, lehigh county and to the north, possibility of hail, damaging wind. wednesday it tracks closer to the northern and western suburbs and we will keep a careful eye on that. tonight partly cloudy, warm, muggy conditions will persist, low 74 with the southwest wind. for your tuesday, heat, humidity, afternoon storms, north and west, the high near 94 degrees. poconos, little bit stormy tuesday, possibly wednesday, afternoon, and thursday looks great, with highs in the 70's. we will call that the comfort zone. and on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast wednesday we will go 90 with some scattered showers and storms late, thursday, friday, saturday, gorgeous, temperatures in the mid 80's. down the shore in the 80's and then sunday and monday getting sticky again, here we go with the chance of the late day shower or thunderstorm, but this is it, we are in the thick of the summer season, busiest weeks down the shore at least for the next three or four weeks before the kid head back. >> make sure to hydrate. >> yeah. >> all right, probably good time to check your fools as well. we have had disable vehicles today in the morning and evening but let talk about an overturn truck situation causing a dirt spill on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turn pike at valley forge compromising the westbound on ramp. give yourself more time. seventy-six were on lookers here, slowing things down in that area. as far as rush we look good on the schuylkill pennsylvania turnpike eastbound a slow down between mid county and 309, traveling i-95 northbound expect delays between the vine as you make your way through cottman. northbound on the garden state parkway we have an accident, north of tuckertown, and patco, good news for patco commuters, earlier experiencing ten minute delays due to equipment problems but now they are back on schedule and doing just fine but stay 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[ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "trump is always using aggressive words," he says, singling out the president's tweets. "it is the u.s. that is threatening us." >> i've had meetings on north korea. he's acting very, very badly. i will tell you. he's acting very badly. >> reporter: president trump has often tweeted about the, quote, "menace of north korea." "north korea is looking for trouble," he wrote. "they have been playing the united states for years." he has promised to, quote, "solve the problem." yesterday, when the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on isis caves in afghanistan, the president was asked if it was a message to north korea as well. >> i don't know if this sends a message. it doesn't make any difference if it does or not. north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. >> reporter: the u.s. now sending the aircraft carrier, the "uss vinson" into the region. american troops conducting military exercises on the border. north korea now reportedly calling the administration's words and actions "maniacal military provocations." and this threat, "we will go to war, if they choose." adding, they could destroy major american military bases in south korea "within minutes." tonight, china warning of, quote, "gathering storm clouds," saying, "we urge all parties to refrain from inflammatory or threatening statements or deeds." hoping a war of words doesn't escalate into the real thing. >> and martha joins us now. you mentioned china's warning in your story, but they're also offering assistance, to help defuse this crisis? >> reporter: that's right. china is offering to help resume a dialogue with the north, and vice president pence is arriving here in seoul this weekend. tom? >> martha, leading us off tonight. thank you. as the tensions with north korea ratchet up, president trump is back at mar-a-lago. where he will spend easter weekend without much of his senior staff. david wright, how will the president monitor developments in florida? >> reporter: the white house tells us he's getting regular updates on the north korean situation, but he's here without virtually all of his top advisers. and there have been questions in the past about whether mar-a-lago is secure enough to handle a crisis. remember the pictures taken in february by club guests, as the president and the prime minister of japan monitored a north korean missile launch? last week, a very different picture. the president and his advisers huddled in a makeshift situation room. bottom line, the white house insists the president is able to monitor and react as needed from here. tom? >> david, thank you. next to the fallout from the u.s. strike in afghanistan. the largest conventional weapon the u.s. has ever deployed in combat, targeting isis. afghan commando patrols with u.s. support combing through the area now. assessing the damage, and searching for information. tonight, the questions, what did the strike accomplish, and at what cost? terry moran in london tonight. >> reporter: the pentagon video shows the immense destructive power of this weapon, devastating an entire mountain valley. the boiling plume of smoke quickly turning into a mushroom cloud, rising over the massive blast area. take another look. the quiet valley, then you can see the bomb falling there, guided by internal gps right to the target. the tremendous explosion. and you can actually see the blast wave radiating across the landscape. afghan villagers miles away said they could feel the earth shake when it detonated. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "my house was shaking after the blast," this man said. "the whole area was burning on fire." "we are very happy" with the bomb, said another local resident. "we ask the kabul government to use even stronger weapons against them." the bomb, officially a massive ordnance air blast, is 30 feet long, weighs 20,000-plus pounds, and is dropped from a cargo plane, and delivers in a single explosion the equivalent of 11 tons of tnt. the most powerful weapon the u.s. has used since the hiroshima atomic bomb. afghan officials initially saying 36 isis fighters were killed and no civilians. >> if you look at that terrain, if u.s. forces would've had to have climbed up those steep hills, that high altitude, and had to have dug those isis fighters out of those caves, it would've been a great danger. and so using this weapon here and now inevitably saved american lives. >> reporter: out on the campaign trail, then-candidate donald trump made point-blank promises about isis. >> i would bomb the hell out of isis. i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. >> reporter: u.s. forces are on the ground in the blast zone. they're gathering intelligence and assessing just how effective this weapon, the mother of all bombs, is. tom? >> terry, thank you. back here at home, one more note from the white house. visitor logs will now be kept secret. the trump administration breaking from an obama-era practice of making the records available on a website. now the logs may not be available for years. the white house saying national security concerns drove the decision, which is already being challenged by watchdog groups. next now, a nationwide manhunt for a wisconsin fugitive has finally come to an end. a suspect accused of robbing a gun shop, seen mailing a manifesto to the white house. churches had stepped up security for easter sunday services. tonight, the threat is over. alex perez on how that manhunt came to an end. >> reporter: tonight, the man who led the fbi on an intense ten-day manhunt, paralyzing parts of wisconsin, finally in custody. joseph jakubowski brought into federal court this afternoon. >> today is truly a very good friday for all of us here in rock county. >> reporter: the dramatic lead-up to his capture starting around 7:00 p.m., when a farmer called police to report a man camping on his property in rural viola, wisconsin, 120 miles from jakubowski's home in janesville. >> i mean, the one thing he said over and over is, no one listens to me. >> reporter: he talked to the man for an hour, but didn't realize he was face to face with jakubowski until he called authorities. >> he seemed very exhausted after we talked. >> reporter: authorities creating a large perimeter. armed officers dispatched to nearby homes to protect residents. >> revolution. it's time for change. >> reporter: jakubowski on the run since april 4th, after stealing 18 firearms from this janesville gun shop. the self-declared anti-government, anti-religion revolutionary threatening to carry out attacks at churches, and police say seen mailing this rambling manifesto to the white house. nearly 11 hours after zeroing in on him, police move in, the suspect captured without incident. >> i'm just glad it's done with, that the situation is being taken care of, and we can all kind of proceed as normal. >> reporter: police say jakubowski had five guns, a bulletproof vest and a helmet when he was captured. he now faces federal gun and burglary charges. tom? >> alex, thank you. next tonight, the desperate call for help from an elementary school. police in san bernardino releasing a 911 call after a gunman made his way past the front desk and into a classroom, where three people died including a child. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying call for help. >> we have an active shooter at north park elementary. one of our teachers was shot. >> reporter: gunfire sending children rushing from the san bernardino school. the caller knows exactly who the shooter is. >> do you have a description of the shooter? >> he's a black male. he's our -- mrs. smith's husband. >> reporter: police say cedric anderson firing ten shots, even stopping to reload, killing his estranged wife karen smith inside her classroom in a murder-suicide. >> i'm scared. i'm in the office. >> reporter: teaching assistant jennifer downing inside that classroom, racing to get students out. >> at that point, pure adrenaline. i had the two with me and the best i could do, with just my voice, get out. and they listened. thank god they listened. >> reporter: tragically, two innocent boys caught in the line of fire. 8-year-old jonathan martinez killed, 9-year-old nolan brandy just released from the hospital. new details now emerging about anderson's troubled past. abc news learning a previous wife filed for a restraining order against him in 1997, saying anderson threatened to kill her during their divorce. people are gathering tonight at a prayer vigil for karen smith. and a memorial for jonathan martinez is planned next week. tom? >> kayna, thank you. next tonight, one of the most prestigious boarding schools in a moment of truth. choate rosemary hall sharing the results of its own investigation that found a history of sexual abuse for decades. here's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: it's the elite connecticut boarding school boasting prominent alumni like ivanka trump, president john f. kennedy, and michael douglas. tonight, at the center of a sexual abuse scandal. a new report finding "substantiated instances of sexual misconduct" at connecticut's choate rosemary hall boarding school. spanning five decades from the 1960s to 2010, a dozen former teachers implicated by 24 students, including at least one case of rape. the report also finding, despite years of accusations, "sexual misconduct matters were handled internally and quietly," and never reported to the police. in some cases, teachers were allowed to resign or retire. and some were even given recommendations for new jobs. >> we've seen a lot of these private sleepaway schools have had problems because the issues aren't being reported to authorities. they're dealing with it internally. >> reporter: now, the school says, "we profoundly apologize. the conduct of these adults violated the foundation of our community. we honor and thank the survivors of sexual misconduct who came forward." the findings don't involve any current teachers or students at the school. five of the teachers in the report have since died. tom? >> mara, thank you. next to the severe weather watch. flash flooding in california swamping these cars. in the sierra nevada, heavy snow closing roads. and this funnel cloud from a reported tornado in texas. the storms headed to the center of the country. and heat for the northeast this easter weekend. rob marciano, tracking it all. >> that west coast storm now recharging. of immediate concern tonight, the severe thunderstorm watch across the texas panhandle. dry air bumping into warm, moist air. storms firing mostly north of i-40. tomorrow, the cold front moves to oklahoma, kansas, and missouri. ahead of this, over the east coast, sunday, widespread 80s, up to 20 degrees above normal. up into new england, it will be a very summerlike easter sunday. tom? >> rob, thank you. there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the airline industry under fire. the new offer for passengers. the major airline, willing to pay you to give up your seat. responding to the outrage over the passenger dragged from that united flight. plus, new images tonight. the deadly highway blast, the truck exploding in a ball of flames. and the new "star wars" trailer. it's taking the internet by storm. the mystery line that has anxious fans wondering, what does it mean? fans wondering, what does it mean? i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing 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