>> goods morning, new this morning, two philadelphia men are a rain overnight on murder and conspiracy charges, stemming from that violent carjacking and crash that killed three children. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, at north philadelphia, at the crash scene with more. syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the suspects were arraigned shortly before 2:00 this morning, both had been denied bail. and their preliminary hearing is now set for august the 13th. this, after officials credit the arrest to the detectives who were working day in and day out. >> i want it personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all of the men and women of the philadelphia police department for their exceptional work in bringing these two (beep) to justice. >> district attorney seth williams uses strong words to describe the men they say are responsible for killing 15 year old kira williams, ten year old joseph read, and seven year year old terrence

moore. >> this shows taking corneilius crawford into custody of north sixth street. second suspect, 19 year old jonathan rose, a turned himself in sunday with his mother and pastor by his side making a full confession to police. >> he is trying to do everything in his power to erase the image of those poor children going offer the hood of the car. >> have been charged with murder, session all assault, numerous other charges. police say they randomly target add realtor when they carjacked her. the suspect are accused of sexually assaulting her in the car when a tire blew sending the stolen suv into the fruit stands where the children were trying to raise money for their church. records show, crawford had been released on parole in april 2013 after serving half of a five to 13 year sentence for robbery. the parole board siting in its decision proper demonstrated motivation for success. for neighbors, little consolation for the arrest. >> that mother still got to wake up, find out where her

babies are going. >> and the children's mother, and the realtor, were injured in the crash. both remain hospitalized this morning. in the meantime, the vigil set today at 6:00 p.m. here at the crash site on germantown and allegheny avenues. live in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, syma. now, new this morning, man is hospitalized after a stabbing in west philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. it happened shortly after 12:30, inside home along the 6100 block every block of west columbia avenue. fifty-eight year old man was stabbed multiple times in a possible dom he is he can violence incident. they took another man into custody and are interviewing a female. pair of good samaritans spring into action after car crashes into the delaware river near philadelphia's penn's landing. police say it appears the driver of this black suv was fleeing the scene after accident in old city shortly before 6:00 last night, that's when he hopped on a ramp that connects the chestnut street bridge to columbus boulevard, and plunged right into the

river. eyewitnesses say it was like a scene from a movie. >> something you never see here, probably never see again. >> had to be doing about 100, 110, hit the wall. i just seen him flying through the air, and the back hatch opened up. it went straight into the water. >> the 36 year old driver was unresponsive when rescuers got there. and he later died at the hospital. the police investigation continues. 6:03, here is your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, everybody. generally speaking, we've got pretty nice day underway. it is clear, it is definitely cool outside. and if you maybe slept with the windows open last night, you probably already know that. a very, very light breeze out there, right now, and little thin vale of cloud cover, too, we take things outside to storm scan3, but actually start it off here with just beautiful view here down the shore in ocean sit, gorgeous sunrise is underway, in cape may county, really everywhere else. so find the east facing window near you, take a peak, it will be nice day.

let's go next to storm scan3 as promised, nothing more than cull elf clouds generally off to the north and west, finding most every those right now. that's courtesy of some cooler air aloft. so, that is just what we need for just enough instability, to potentially bring in few clouds to our area as the day progresses, but we'll stay dry. look at the difference in the thermometer. dropped anywhere from five to as much as close to 15 degrees in the matter of last few hours, a lot cooler out, there just the light breeze, all you need, for it to actually feel like it is kind after sweatshirt casino after morning. if you have got plans to maybe take the dog for nice long walk or something like, that wouldn't be the worse idea to have a sweatshirt ready to go or light jacket. 61 degrees currently for you at atlantic city, 64 at the airport, we expect that these temperatures will have chance to rebounds, problem is they don't rebounds all that much. look at the poconos, hit 07 today. just barely hit 08 in the city. but everybody can expect at least some sunshine, just way atypical for late july standards to see temperatures

quite this cool. bob? >> good morning, everybody, 6:04, certainly feels great when you open up the front door and head out to work this morning. let's do just. that will open up the traffic door. say good morning to i-95, a live look, northeast philadelphia, right at cottman avenue. this is first of the number of many traffic construction zones you will have to hit on the way into downtown, but the three lane squeeze here at cottman, starting to pick up some volume as we head into downtown philly this morning. the other construction stretch that you have to look out for, on 95, is between philly international, and route 420 here in delaware county. where they were milling the roadway on the overnight, so there is that uneven pavement, both directions, on i-95, between 420 and philly international. in delaware, old baltimore pike is blocked at route 896 with a crash. if you are headed out this morning, i would use route 40 as the alternate. all of the bridges look fine, ben franklin, walt whitman, commodore barry looking good. mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you.

israeli force haves pounded gaza in the heaviest night every attacks in three weeks of fighting. as susan macinnis reports, calls for trues are growing louder. >> israeli air strikes overnight hit hamas tarring nets gaza. including this building, that houses the hamas run television and radio station. as the sun rose, damage in full view on the 22nd day of this non-stop war. flames rose from gaza's only power plant this morning, when it was hit by israeli tank shells. forcing the site to shut down. this home of a top hamas leader was reduced to rubble. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his people monday to prepare for prolonged conflict against hamas militants. israeli officials claim hamas fired more than 50 rockets and mortar shells at the jewish state monday. an attack on southern israel killed at least four israeli soldiers bringing total number lost to 53. casualties on the palestinian

side are far greater with more than 1100 dead so far, most of them civilians. the two sides are trading blame for a strike monday on gaza park that killed at least nine children. secretary every state, john kerrey, has been pressing both sides to put down their weapons, but faces criticism for lack of success. the united nations is also calling for an immediate cease-fire. in washington, susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". your time now 6:07. once again investigators trying again to reach the site of the malaysia airlines wreckage in ukraine have a been turned away. intense fighting forced them back. has dropped its plans to send military mission to secure the site saying it would be too dangerous, 298 people died, when the boeing 777 was apparently hit, by a missile earlier this month. also there is morning, the us has another reason to be angry with russian president vladmeere putin. the obama administration is accusing russia of violating a

1987 nuclear missile treaty. the president ronald reagan signed with the soviet leader, and the us says russia tested new ground launch crews missile. russian officials consider the matter closed. here's a look at some of the things happening today. the national transportation safety board releases its report today on the 2012 derailment of that train in paulsboro. that train spilled toxic vinyl chloride into the mantua creek. wilmington city council votes on major cuts to the fire department today. the mayor already vetoed plans to cut funding to the department, and to eliminate firefighter positions. >> and the teenage survivors of the south korea ferry dis as letter testify about the ordeal. that is before a panel investigating the possible negligence of the ferry's crew. the sinking left 300 people dead or missing, most students on a school trip. wild weather across the united states caught on camera, including a rare tornado. right outside of boston,

coming up next. >> also ahead, oregon mom went out to runner around, vanished without a trace. now her husband's going public with a request. >> and a burglar crawls through a doggy door. but so many things went wrong for this fellow. see why he left empty-handed when we come back.

it was a. f twister. >> clean up went late into the night here at master auto in reef ear. big job, after a day filled with so much destruction. the roof ripped off, damage everywhere, this incredible cell phone video shows just

how strong the tornado was, as it swept in, tearing apart everything in its path. >> and it was really strong, strong winds. i really didn't even have a chance to get nervous. i mean, scared, just happened all the sudden. you just -- just matter of seconds? >> matter of seconds. >> i'm so lucky to be alive. >> was sitting in this chair, when the storm hit, in a boot now smashed into the garage about 40 feet from its original perch at the gas pumps. this surveillance video shows the storm moving in, with sheets of rain, that's when he got out of the boot. >> what would have happened to you if you were inside this? >> i would pass away, i won't lie. >> would you have been killed? >> yes. >> next-door, at brothers auto body, cars and equipment look like they went through a blender. this business was also badly damaged, but by night fall, electric crews were restoring

power and people at the two revere businesses were thankful nobody was hurt. >> material stuff is material stuff. but people are people. you can't replace people. so i'm glad everybody's okay. >> by late monday night, police remained on patrol in several neighborhoods, and everywhere you looked, it seemed like there was debris. it promises to be a long week of clean up ahead. i'm jim smith, cbs news in revere, massachusetts. now, that twister also caused several minor injuries, including a baby who was in a car, they were hurt by flying glass. now, across the country over in colorado, where three tornados spun through the denver area. look how big that is. this one was caught on camera in for the lofton. no reports of any injuries or major damage. one of the twisters touched down near denver's airport. travelers there were ordered to seek shelter in the airport's concourses. three we want to get our forecast for the day, how are we looking? >> thankfully no severe weather expectations for the

next five days. things looking pretty quiet for our area in general, courtesy, generally speaking, to high pressure here, which is taking the lead and keeping control and our frontal boundary that brought in all of the strong storms now long out of our hair. we still have this cold pool of air aloft. that's going to allow for couple of clouds to build as the day goes on. that's all we have to wore bedroom meanwhile this is very much a dose of mid september. generally we woe only top off at 80 degrees, hitting september 9th, 10th, 11th or so. but key keep the sunshine. the fact it is july, barely hitting 80, that's a big deal. joani t tonight cool, lever the air conditioner off if you so choose. tomorrow specially locks lovely. by thursday i do think we have a shot to see couple of showers, storms, fire up, should be scat nerd nature, and it will be sort of the same variety as we look ahead to friday. bob, over to you. >> morning, everybody, tuesday, 6:45, live look at i-95. right near the stadium complex, and anyone headed southbound, down toward the airport, northbound headlights coming up in toward

philadelphia, light volume so far in this stretch, but just keep in mind we have the uneven pavement on 95 from the construction crews between the airport heading down toward route 420-6789 speaking of uneven pavement, here go, live look at the schuylkill expressway, right at spring garden street. they milled the road surface last night. so right here you're going to hit and feel a bit of speed bump then rocky surface all the way into the tunnels under 30th street station. so if you are coming into philadelphia today, on the schuylkill expressway, be ready for that. that shocker when you hit spring garden, in through the tunnels at 30th street. actually, accident working near delaware, old baltimore pike. police told me until about 7:00 it will be closed at route 896. so up until 7:00 headed out the front door right now i would use route 40 to work your way through delaware. and south jersey, chews landing roadblocked at somerdale road coming in toward philadelphia, 42, 55, so far, light volume, at least for the moment. ukee, back over to you.

>> thank you, who satisfy look at today's headlines on cbs-3, vigil will take place tonight for the three young victims of last week's carjacking and hit-and-run. earlier this morning, jonathan rosa and corneilius crawford were charged with murder their deaths. >> also, police are investigating the circumstances of a stabbing in west philadelphia. a 58 year old man was stabbed several times in a home on west columbia avenue early today. and it has been the heaviest bombardment of the three week war in gas a israel targeted hamas power plants, tv stations and other locations more than a thousand palestinians have been killed since the fighting started, 22 days ago. we'll be right back.

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>> you might want to pack up your stuff and head to penn state. feels like football. really does feel like fall. storm scan3, shows clear sky, we've got couple of clouds out there, but generally, lots of sunshine. you can see some of the sun now popping up over the horizon outside lower merion high school, eventually casting some long shadows, i think, on montgomery avenue. 06 degrees your current

temperature. we have pretty light northerly breeze kicking in, as well at the moment. eyewitness weather three day forecast looks lovely today, tomorrow, temperatures starting to heat up little bit here close to seasonable thursday with more humidity and better shot for shower maybe thunderstorm, too. bob, over to you. >> good morning, 6:24, a live look right now, at the black screen behind me here. we hit the button, boom, there we go, i95 northbound, right near woodhaven road, disable vehicle, blocking one of the lanes, we got penndot crew on the scene, moved him off to the shoulder. so hopefully you think you're having bad start to the day, could be worse there. crash down in delaware. this along the old baltimore pike, that's closed, at route 896. now they say until about 7:00 or so, actually took down some telephone polls, few wires along the way to route 40, would be your best bet rolling through delaware this morning. mass transit looking good with no delays. over to you. >> eagles are in training camp fighting for jobs it, also appears they are fighting for more than that. for the second day in a row,

pair of eagles got into it in a bit. monday shady and trent. yesterday cornerback fletcher and jeremy maclin. >> emotions got the better part of them. those things happen. no different than sometimes little kids don't get along very well, throw tonka trucks at eve other. >> got a bun oys comting for jo, so you will getpa are hot tired every hitting each other t just happened. >> part of the game. >> this time of year specially. eagles have date off today. training camp picks up again tomorrow. yesterday's public practice was big time great fun. there will be another at the linc this sunday. hey, it will be cole hamels later tonight when the phils take on the mets at city fields in flushing, new york, last night's game got off to tough start for a.j. burnett. the mets scored four runs in the first inning. and three more in the fifth. it was seven-nothing, before the phils scored their only run of the game. now the phils have 13 hits, but just couldn't come up watt big hit when they needed it.

phils lost this 17 to 16789. well, they will undoubtedly be scouts in the stands for kohl's performance tonight. the non-waiver trade deadline is thursday at 4:00 p.m. and the los angeles dodgers are showing some interest in king cole. he is from southern california, don't forget. phils ace left also has tremendousc contender. so we'll see. deadline once again 4:00 p.m. toronto cabrera had two homeruns last night at fenway. but his second homerun did the most damage. check it out. it broke the windshield after car. parked on the other side of the green monster. that's quite a long distance for a homerun, too, in addition to two homers, cabrera had two runs scored, the blue jays beat the red sox 14 to one. ouch. somebody's going to come out. ouch. >> i wonder if there is some fan out there that would pay money for that windshield? you know, leak hang it up on

their wall? >> possibly, possibly. maybe even the owner of the car. hey, milky got my car. ya right. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", reporter ducks for cover while covering the crisis in the middle east. video coming up next. >> syma? >> reporter: report two men arrested for deadly carjacking and hit-and-run crash have been arraigned overnight. i'll have those details coming up. also, president obama reveals his childhood crush. and any guesses in. >> this will be interesting. >> i have a feeling i know who it is. >> likewise. bonn and katie return, your traffic and weather together, as you look live at center city shaping up to be just beautiful day. if you hate the heat, today's for you. we'll be right back. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fiftcar insurance. more on everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no!

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a vigil will be held later tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, where a memorial is growing. syma? >> reporter: that's right. ukee, a memorial behind me has been growing, that vigil set for later today at 6:00 p.m. as for the suspects in this case, both were arraigned shortly before 2:00 a.m.

both were denied bail. their preliminary hearing is now set for august 13th. nineteen year old jonathan rosa 2 old corneilius crawford now facing murder, sexual assault, numerous other charges. police say they carjacked a realtor and sexually assaulted her, when a tire blew, sending the stolen suv into the corner where the three siblings were selling fruit. fifteen year olds kira williams, ten year old joseph read, seven year old joseph moore struck and killed. their mother, keisha williams, and the realtor injured. both remain hospitalized this morning. officials say rosa turned himself in sunday, with his mom and pastor by his side, making a full confession to police. >> eggs cooperating. he is trying do everything in hits power to erase the aim edge of those poor children going over the hood of that car. >> what they did was in defensible, also unforgivable. so whatever remorse they may or may not have, does not bring back the three young children.

>> reporter: gut wrenching story has made national headlines, touching many hearts including nba legends, charles barkley, who is now offered to pay for the children's funeral services. in the meantime, city council is planning to have a permanent memorial set here at the crash site on germantown and allegheny avenues. live in north philadelphia. syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you. meanwhile police in upper darby are looking for this man in connection with an assault at wawa. investigators say, he punched a 47 year old man inside the convenience store at 69th street near patterson avenue on sunday. the suspect accused the victim of staring at hits teenage daughter. if you recognize this man, you are asked to call upper darby police. legal defeat for la clippers owner donald sterling. judge refuses to block the 2 billion-dollar sale of that team. the superior court judge sided with his estranged wife, shelly. she negotiated the sale of the team to former ceo microsoft

chief steve ballmer. said donald sterling cannot delay the sale from going forwards as he appeals the case, also said that he saw no evidence after, quote, shady deal. sterling was banned by the nba for making racist remarks. right now, 33:00, we want our traffic and weather together. katie, good morning. >> good morning, erika, nice day underway for us out there. we are off to bit of cool start. if you, perhaps, slept with the windows open last night, you already know that. and even if you maybe just took the dog out for walk quickly, you know that too. but storm scan3 remains empty at this point, much cooler air takes over. if you look closely at the thin vale of cloud cover, back through western pennsylvania, that's courtesy of some cooler @ loft. we don't necessarily have tis tell headed our way, but because of the cool pier of air, upper level of the atmosphere, enough instability that i think we conned up with few more clouds as the day progresses, but maybe even back through central, western pa, couple of speckles of the radar. here at home, loot good. 54 degrees, current temperature in allentown, i

would say cool enough to warrant sweatshirt. sixty-four in philadelphia right now at the airport, generally into the low and mid 60s, from i95 on southeast. if you are perhaps headed down the turnpike here, headed down the garden state parkway, toward the beaches, it looks like lovely beach day. 78 degrees, the expected high. we do have a strong and high uv index, however, so make sure that sun block is ready to go. thankfully low rip currents risk, further inland away from the ocean also looks like real nice day, bob? >> ukee has been promising a road trip. i think today would be great day to do is that. >> indeed. >> eagles -- thinking out loud again? >> who ever shows up here at 9:00, many folks can fit in ukee's car we go to the shore. outside, live look at the 42 freeway. head that way soon. headlights though coming in toward philadelphia, starting to see some volume. morning rush hour underway from the black horse pike headed in toward the walt whitman bridge, just watch for that construction working your way in through bellmawr. disable off to the side here. this is a live look, i95,

right near woodhaven road, we got the fellow off to the shoulder, there was in one of the travel lanes, light volume, 95 headed south in toward the city. some debris on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound, just west of that valley forge interchange. between valley forge and the downingtown interchange. a crash, in south jersey, salem road, between amherst drive and jfk way with police on the scene. and a crash in delaware, been watching this one all morning long, old baltimore pike remains closed at route 896. headed out the front door, i would say route 40 would be your best belt through delaware. otherwise, mass transit running with though delays. ukee, back over to you. thank you, bob. developing right now, israel has hit gaza's only power plant as part of its heaviest bombardment yet. two shells hit fuel tank causing an explosion. sending smoke into the air and forcing the plant to shut down. at the moment there is no word on any casualties. even before the strike, gaza residents had electricity for only about three hours a day.

the israeli military intensified air strikes overnight t got too close to news crew covering the story. >> military has accused hamas of -- (gunshot heard). >> air strikes forced the crew to take cover. reporter duck during live report after a very loud explosion hit the finance ministry in gaza sit. israeli air strike also hit hamas controlled television station, as well. right now 6:36. invest verse taken the recent events across the globe in stride. but that may come to an end this week. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger says when it comes to the economy, the most important week of the summer. she joins us now up in new york with a preview. jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> so why hasn't there been bigger reaction to the middle east and ukraine? >> reporter: i think when the terrible stories break, investors quickly conduct an analysis, trying to gauge the impact on the global economy. so let's start with gas a there is a big influence on

the local economy. but, very little affects beyond that. of course, if that conflict were to expands, investors would likely reassess their conclusion. in ukraine, the russian stock market and currency have tumble, but unless there is an expansion of sanctions, that would disrupt the flow of oil from russia to europe, that economic damage should be largely contain. >> you said earlier this these events could move invest earls. what's on tap? >> it is a massive week really. we're going to get the first estimate of second quarter growth tomorrow. and remember, after a horrible first quarter, where the economy contracted by 2.9%, jdp expected to accelerate to pace, somewhere between three and three and a half percent h that means first half of the year would be basically flat compared with historic average of 3.3% expansion. also, tomorrow the feds going to conclude its two day policy meeting. it will likely announce another $10 billion to its bonds buying program, and keep

short-term interest rates near zero. that's where they've been since late 2008. investors will pay close attention to the statement it, could highlight when the fed might raise rates, estimates are for some tim in the first half of next year. >> jill, before you role, overall economy, the fed, anything else this week? >> reporter: boy, we finished with a bang, we'll have the july jobs report on friday, expected to show that the unemployment rate will remain at 6.1%. it is the lowest level since september 2008. and the 225,000 jobs were created during the month. now, despite the slow start to the year, the economy is actually on track to add more jobs this year, than any year since 1999. so that would be some much welcome news. for more on the last checked blast of the sumage to jill on money. com. >> all right, jill, thank you so much. >> thanks, jill. >> have a good day. >> twenty-two americans were honored at the white us, and one of them still makes the president bush a bit of a all of these years. >> among them the president awarded singer linda ronstadt

the national metal of arts at the ceremony. now, shared personal thoughts with each of the recipients, but for ran sad, he admitted to being a little lit more than a fan when he was younger. >> i told linda ron stat i had a little crush on her back in the day. so, and i know all of have you been touched similarly by these amazing people. so, we are very greatful to you. >> nice little perk of getting to be president, meeting your childhood crush. among the other notable honorees, the ceo of dream works. >> she has great tunes, no doubt about it. >> song afterring. >> we still tuscon the golf cars, if you hit a shot off the tee, linda ron stat, blue by you, like -- >> oh, i lining it. >> indeed. >> hey, facebook recently admitted to experimenting with users feelings. now, a dating website says it is guilty, too. that's coming up. >> also, do you suffer from back pain? new research shows tylenol may not offer any relief.

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>> before people get upset quote if you use the internet your the subject of any experiments on any site. that's how the internet works. unquote. >> this doesn't sounds like apology to me. >> no, no. >> sound like wagging after finger. katie, over to you. how are we looking weather wise? >> little un settled weather wise -- oh, hey, okay, let's go ahead, switch gears, talk about weather. temperatures dives renz in the last 24 hours, very noticeable. walking out the door, hint of breeze. it feels like fall. our temperatures have dropped anywhere from anything real fry five to ten to close to 15 degrees since the very same time yesterday. as we were starting to clear out, courtesy of that cold front, that was crossing through, much cooler, much drier air has moved n now, our pollen report, starts to go on the steady uphill climb. plantain grasses nettles still primary concerns here. generally with high pressure building in for us the next couple of days, that's going to allow the political tone sort of settle in, become more issue if you're allergic to

grass, make sure you have your meds ready to go if you have to cut the lawn. today is the cool day of the pack, feeling more like september but nice one, tomorrow looks lovely, as well, little milder for you. by thursday, you got to throw in the chance for shower or storm. with stalled frontal boundary that's nearby, bob, over to you. >> good morning, everybody, 6:45, live look at 202, for the gang coming up through malvern, no problems or delays at all, this is that construction zone, coming up out of 29. where we go through that two lane squeeze. light volume so far here coming up from west chester, into king every prussia good morning to the schuylkill expressway, where we are starting to see little bit of volume in both directions near spring garden, martin luther king drive, looking good working your way in toward the art museum, and downtown, and starting to see volume build along 422, the beginning after rush hour, work interesting route 29, as we go around that saint gabriel's curve, little sun glare, thrown in there this morning, as well. heading in toward king of prussia now the bridges, ben franklin, walt whitman, commodore barry, so far so good this morning.

in souse jester -- south jersey a accident, smith bridge road, right at concord road, police are on the scene there. ukee, back to you. here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. there will be a vigil tonight at 6:00 at the scene of the carjacking accident that claimed the lives of three young children last week. earlier this morning, jonathan rosa and corneilius crawford formerly charged with their murders. also, police in overbrook are investigating the circumstances of a stabbing. a 58 year old man was stabbed several times in a home on west columbia avenue around midnight. a man was killed around 6:00 last night when his car plunged into the delaware river from penn's landing. investigators say, the man may have been fleeing the scene of an accident in old city. >> are you reaching for the medicine cabinet to treat an aching bake recently? acytominafin may not helpless

end back pain. so this, mo, we're asking what are are other waste to find relief? >> family fixation is here. good morning, good to see you. tell us about the stud. >> i absolutely. tylenol one of the most only prescribed medication, especially for back pain, other conditions. researchers want to find out how effective it really is. divide the participants newspaper three groups. one group received tylenol regularly, second group received it as needed third group received pill with no active medication. researchers found at the end of the study that those in the tylenol groupo difference between effectiveness and recovery time from back pain as compared to placebo. researchers are questioning from the study, they're saying, you know, how effective really is tylenol is the question that's being asked. >> usually back pain pretty common. i get it from time to time. ukee does, i know, seems like all of us get some kinds of back pain. is it pretty common? >> back pain is, actually the leading cause of disability, literally, it is the fifth most common reason for people to see their doctor. as a family doctor, i see

folks with back pain literally every week sometimes every day from shovel snow, or from doing a special work out or moving furniture or not even that, maybe other things. so it is very, very common. >> let me tell you something. that reminded me of something that happened to me about two months ago, doing some crunches the night before. got up the next day, took shower and was driving off ankles, all the sinned oh! now, when do you know when something more serious than just muscle? >> so glad you asked. that will because when we talk about low back pain, very non-specific term. right? not saying what's causing it, just saying that you have it. you have to see your doctor, because there is many potential causes for back pain. some of them can actually be quite serious, quite dangerous, your doctor had help you we have through those. but you have to get proper history and physical. when you talk about sort of low back strain, that non-specific sort of low back strain or sprain is the most common cause of back pain. and that's the type of pain we're talking about in this study in general, too. so talking about the non-specific type. you know, that's when we can, really do think about it. >> so major point, what do we do, can't see him tore two weeks but your back still

hurts. what can you do? >> few things can be helpful. non-specific low back sprain or strain, physical therapy can be helpful. maybe before you have seen your doctor, so maybe don't have a script for therapy, home exercises, do not commit yourself to bed rest. a lot of people think that lying on their back and resting their back is good. no, it can absolutely make things worse. and honestly i say things like motrin, if your doctor prescribes it says it is okay, even tylenol. >> this study, family practitioner there is study not making me throw out tylenol. quite honestly i think we need further research to be done, i say self medication, if it is working for you, if the doctor pre vibes it, okay to continue. >> back stretches in, too? >> get the stretches in. no bed rest. absolutely. >> keep working it. >> doctor jen, thanks so much. >> that was scary. i actually screamed. >> did you call your doctor? >> i did. >> good. that's what we want. >> but i didn't go wining. i tucked if in a little bit. >> that's not wining. see your doctor. >> that's true, that's true. but did i, though, thank you. doctor, appreciate t.

right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell with your preview. >> good morning to you, ukee, erika. telling people to get out because attacks about to get worse. we'll touch base with barry peterson in gaza city. plus president obama has made 500 calls in his six years in office. how the president is increasingly turning to telephone diplomacy to solve big problems and who he's dialing the most. and, we're taking a closer look at outrage over the dating site okay cupid. how it manipulated users all in the name of research. why the company is not apologize. the news back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> all right, talking about that one, too, okay cupid. thanks, nor a talk to you in a little bit. >> well, another reminder, crime doesn't pay. a couple of would be thieves tried to take a bank back filled, in the process of rum

up an employee, but his co-worker quickly came to his aid and wait until you hear this, that second employee, also happens to be a five-time mixed martial arts champion in his native countriment one suspect got away empty-handed. the other suspect, beaten rather badly and held down until police arrived. ♪ words is revolution is here we have sneak peak of the trailer hunger games movie hockingjay part one. (movie clip). >> this is fail many's first glimpse of the part two finale, or two part finale, jennifer laurence returns as cat innocence ness recruited to help the people fight against the capitol. trail or debuted, and also features the late seymour hoffman. the hunger games mockingjay part one hits theatres in

november. cannot wait. >> you got to get in line. >> former jersey shore star mike the situation accepts a plea deal to avoid jail. arrested and charged with simple assault last month after fighting with his brother at the family's tanning salon up in north jersey. now the judge agreed let him enter 12-week private anger management program. we'll be right back.

good morning, everybody, really nice day underway for us out there. but, a lot cooler than average. feeling more like september with this cool air mass in place, and our cold front that brought in all of the nasty storms sunday night, now still moving out to sea, but left behind this cold pool of air, which may bring in few clouds, as the day progresses, but overall just nice afternoon, but cooler than norm, for late july standards, around the whole region, expect that sunshine, but, notice, even the poconos, you may not even hit 70 degrees today. we flirt with 80 at the shore, probably don't quite get there. but i think we will make it up to 80 in the city. bob? >> 6:55, good morning, everybody. delays on the walt whitman bridge, coming into philadelphia. here is a live look, this shot from our ben franklin camera, right there, you can see, police, and that work truck, taking out the right lane. so, it is extra slow, using

that walt whitman bridge, coming in toward philadelphia this morning. downtown we go. live look, at the vine st. expressway. not bad working your way ends to ends, some volume starting to pop coming into the city. and the schuylkill expressway, starting to see delays from the boulevard in through downtown, ukee, erika, back over to you. buddy, thanks so much. our time is 6:56. eagles opening training camp to the public yesterday. >> they also paid tribute to members of the military. but, what did the broncos do? ♪ >> i love this video. that's quarterback for the broncos, peyton manning, dance to go his alma matter song, getting down, love it. that song apparently inspires some of peyton's teammates, as well. oh, getting a kind of line dancing on, working the ankles there, hoe down, ya, love it. >> when our mvp, and you got a

lombardi trophy, you can do whatever you want. >> oh, good for him. >> all day long. >> i love that. >> that made my morning. all right, coming up next on cbs this morning, southwest airlines put passengers at risk? why the faa wants to to fine the company $12 million. now to continue following your local news weather traffic and sports, we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good morning, family. hope to see you in a bit. ♪

♪ good morning. it is tuesday, july 29th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the most intense night of bombing yet in gaza, palestinians get an ominous phone call. 160 whale watchers forced them to spend the night at sea. and inside the elaborate pot grow that is so big inmates are now being used for the plan. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> israeli air strikes hammer gaza.