♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tonight at 11:00 o'clock it's the end of the read for the taney dragons. but it was a great ride for both this team and this city. good evening i'm chris may. jessica is off tonight. yes, they did lose but no matter what the scoreboard says these taken 93 dragons are winners. they were a team that brought a

region together during a remarkable run to the world series. we have live team coverage tonight. we'll begin with "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers live in williamsport. matt? >> reporter: chris you said it yourself. what a run for these taney dragons. finally coming to an end here in williamsport this evening. they fell just short of reaching the us championship game that would have been played on saturday. tonight they lost by a final score of six to five to the good team from chicago here in the stadium just behind me. we have some footage to show you from the game a little bit earlier tonight and what a game it was. started well for the team from philadelphia with zion spear man knocking in two runs in the top of the first inning. but things well they quickly took a turn for the worse in the bottom of the first chicago came to bat they got four runs in that inning and would go up by a score of sick-two in the neck inning taney would not quit and kept chipping away at the lead as tie comings of the dragons smashed a homerun in the top of

the fifth to bring the lead down to one. they came to bat in the top of the sixth the final inning here and had two on and two outs when a pop out to right field ended the game. but this run really has been nothing short of incredible and this team has every reason to keep their heads held high. manager alec rice talk to the players on the field after the game and told reporters what he said to them afterwards. >> i told them i was incredibly proud of them and thanked them for the best summer of my life. >> great job. you got beyond your expectations you didn't expect to be here. that is was always something we'll try to make a run at this and look where you ended up. >> no one expected this, right. it was just a fun ride with really amazing kids. better parents and siblings. i mean, i wouldn't have -- you couldn't script it. >> i'm proud of him. and we'll have wonderful memories and i'm going to miss all the other family members too.

we'll see what we'll put together from here on. but it was great ride and the kids should be really proud of them and i certainly am. >> reporter: the parents we spoke to say one of the hot hardest things moving forward these kids won't get to play together again. they baking spent an and tire summer together every waking moment over the last three or four weeks or so. we are hearing word from manager alec rice that he certainly doesn't want to leave williamsport and he doesn't have an official headcount yet most of the kids don't want to leave either. they have free place to stay through the weekend. remains to be seen when exactly they will go home but when they return to philadelphia, there's no doubt they'll be coming home to hero's welcome. what a run here in william port. chris, back to you in the studio studio. >> matt rivers for us. thanks for all your coverage out there. >> it cattle pulled mo'ne davis to stardom even on the on the cover of sports illustrated. this is a 13 year old girl. tonight her fans and her friends

are coming to grips with the fact that this run is over. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at city hall for us tonight. the seen of another watch pear. diana. >> reporter: chris, there were lot of disappointed fans leaving this watch party here tonight but still very proud of this team saying they put philly on the little league baseball map and that is certainly something to accomplish. as for mow may davis' friends they say this may have been a loss but for her it was really one big win. from late night watch parties in center city to wl jumps port taney mania city hall watch party thursday the heartbreaking loss to chicago still left philly fans proud. >> yeah, that hurt because i know how hard they work and it's rough. but they made history either way way. >> they made philly proud and they're inspiration to kids all over the city. report roar those who know the team and their super star female

pitcher mo'ne davis even though they lost the championship they really won. >> i'm proud of mo and i'm she handling it well. she's used to it. >> very humble. she actually dope like all the attention she's had. she think her teammates should get the attention instead of her because. without her teammates she wouldn't here. >> mo'ne's two best friend know her the best. as a quiet girl from the south philly y who loves basketball as much as they do. and some day they all plan to go u couldn't for women's hoops and then the wnba. >> us three are humble. nobody can stop. >> for the sisters to see the girl they also call sister striking out the boys it's no surprise and then to see her on the cover of sports illustrateed well that was beyond words. >> her dream came true. we going to do this in basketball and she did it in baseball. >> reporter: and had the team won, the twins say they would have been on their way to william port this weekend but

instead they are very happy to welcome back their shooting partner and best friend. we're live at city hall night diane in rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right diana thank you very much. mo'ne davis of course is the face of the taney dragons and there had been people trying to make money off these phenom. on e-bay we found mo'ne davis signed baseballs being sold for as much as three hun doctor dollars. many people we talked with say there's a fine line when it comes to kids and that collectors shouldn't cross it. >> they ought that be shamed of there's for not doing that. that's not cool. you're he can politing kids. >> there's a fine line with credibilitiable and quick had the money. people are catching the fire. this is it. >> the girl is on fire. team is on fire. >> and to be clear there is nothing illegal about selling a baseball signed by a child. share your thoughts about the taney dragons with us. you can read more about their journey to williamsport on our website the address is cbsphilly.com.

>> well there was some rain in williamsport earlier tonight and now there are some storms rumbling through parts of our area. they could stick around into the overnight hours. let's turn to meteorologist kate bilo in for kathy tonight and tracking what's next. kate. >> thanks, chris. we've been watching these storms developing pretty much all night long and you can see the heaviest has been off in our northern suburb portions of buck county as well as northampton and even monroe county up through the poconos now the heaviest storms have pushed into northern jersey sussex county getting hit hard tonight. got another area developing over portions of extreme south jersey. let's zoom in and see what we're dealing with here. start off to the north where again you can see heavy rain moving through portions still of eastern northampton counsel too and into northern jersey and another cell just developed over portions of north central bucks county north of doylestown. ooh want to call your attention to this storm report. this is a hail report from earlier tonight around 9:25 p.m. in spring town, buck county hail over three quarters of an inch in diameter was reported

there. that is large, severe hail capable of damaging perhaps cars and roofs out there this evening. we've also got another line of storm along coastal come brrr land county around marries riff, laurel lake and perhaps no millville in the next half hour or so. so future weather through the overnight hours, keeps the storms around. you can see they're going to be moving through during the overnight hours. they will eventually fizzle out boo early friday morning but we could wake up to some showers in spots across the region. 9am friday we start to clear it out and storms refire by late friday afternoon. coming up i'll tell you if the wet weather hangs around into the weekend. for now chris back over to you. >> thank you very much. >> police from districts across the city are looking for two men tonight. their mo they follow victims home from the bank and they rob them. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur talked with two victims and she's in the northeast where their stories stories. >> punched me in the face. >> reporter: for his protection we are not naming this 80 year old victim. >> he drove up the driveway very quiet. >> reporter: or showing the

face of that is 87 year old. i was trying to open the door in the back. and he cam out of nowhere. >> i said get out of here. get out of here! >> that's when he came and punched me. >> reporter: they according to police are two of at least 11 victims targeted by two men seen in these surveillance videos. all of the victims police say had just taken money out of banks in northeast philadelphia juniata and northern liberties. >> they were watching me. they were inside the bank. they knew exactly what to do. >> they're followed home and a costed and sometimes beaten, symptoms just push over. sometimes the money is just grabbed. >> reporter: police say the oldest victim is 96 years old. 11 rob pros took place between june 3rd and august 13th and thanks to surveillance cameras investigators managed managed to zero in on their primary suspect who drives silver chevy malibu or white vehicle. >> it's clear that there's one individual shows up in all of them and somebody has got to

know who he is. >> i was already alert. but i didn't think it would happen to me. >> reporter: the reason why the 80 year old agreed to talk to us, he says, he's hoping by sharing his story he can help police track down their suspects. in the meantime we're told investigators from philadelphia's east detectives as well as northeast diagnoses diagnoses are on this case. 931 any information about the suspects is asked to call the police. reporting from northeast philadelphia i'm elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now to the shocking surveillance video of a suspectxplosive device inside of a chinese take out restaurant even the explosion is caught on tape. what is more disturbing is the appears to be teenager. all of this happened last night on north 18th street in the francisville section of the city. when you look at the damage today, it's hard to believe that no one was hurt.q the restaurant's own are in in fact was just behind the glass. >> i was sitting rye inside the counter and then all of a

sudden just explode. very sudden and my ears was -- i couldn't hear anything. >> the own are in believes that the suspect does live in the neighborhood. police are hoping someone in his family will turn him in. >> take look at this new dramatic video from yesterday's deli store crash in northeast philadelphia. this is surveillance video obtained exclusively about "eyewitness news" today. this was an 86 year old driver in this car police say that he smashed through the front doors of steve stein' famous deli at bustleton and grant as he attempted to pull no a parking spot. the good news there is no one was injured. >> well do's seasons of people gathered in love park tonight once again taking part in what they call day of rage. similar events are being held in cities across the country. this all in a show of support for the people of ferguson, missouri. where there's been unrest since the unarmed teenager michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer on august 9th. >> well many are calling for the prosecutor in that case to step

aside because he has family members on the police force. they say he cannot be impartial. but bob mccullough says he has in plans to reeling again his responsibles. it could take months for a grand jury to decide whether officer darrin wilson should be at all in the fatal shooting of michael brown. us attorney general jenn general eric hold has gone tn. browns parents spoke out today. he was normal teenage jenn and did what he was told >> he' understa was told by a police officer who he supposed to t]trust to protect and serve him to obey. and not to be treated like a dog or a rat on the street. >> my son doesn't deserve that. nobody child deserve to be treated like that.. >> brown's funeral is set for monday. it will be open to the public. the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. >> video has just been released avenue another deadly police

shooting in my sorrow this one in nearby st. louis. police say the 25 year old and told to shoot hmm. you can see in the video the man steps off a retaining wall toward these officers and that's when the shots are fired. he died on tuesday afternoon. >> well tonight we're learning new details of secret mission to try to rescue hostages including now executeed journalist james foley. up next we'll tell you more about how that went down. >> also, just weeks after he was infected with ebola and fighting for his life in isolation tonight he's home. hear what this american doctor has to say about his ordeal. >> kate? >> and chris war stelle tracking showers and storms moving through the region tonight and tomorrow and then a cool weekend but we've got some summer in the seven day forecast. i'll have that coming up when we come back. >> and beasley? >> well, guys, lincoln financial ine. everybody is gone. they are cleaning up everything. what great night for the eagles.

i'll physical you about the improvements and we'll hear more from the coach of the taney dragons much that's all coming up with sports. >> plus a wide out shuts down a major street in philadelphia. this is taking dining el-frescohole new level. "eyewitness news" c >> there's breaking news right now. chopper three is live over philadelphia's frankford neighborhood where there is been attempted home invasion tonight. we are told that the homeowner

fired at the suspect and killed him. this happened just little bitting a in the 4500 block of torresdale avenue. police are still on the scene right now. you can tell it's an ago tiff scene. we will have more for you throughout the night on our website cbsphilly.com. well, war learning much more to note about the failed effort to rescue four american hostages including james foley the journalist who wound up being be headed this week by the terror group isis. the hostages were believed to be at this camp inside of an oil refinery in northern syria an are a that is now controlled by isis. dozen operations operations commandos dropped from black hawk helicopters outed with stealth technology to avoid detect. with surveillance aircraft overhead that team began to search for the hostage. they did encounter isis militants. they engaged in far fight. when it was all over, the hostages were not several isis fighters were killed. one ameas the rest were flown to safety. we have also learned today isis

has demanded ransom or did demand a ransom of for foley's return. >> we are also hearing tonight from one of two american missionaries sickened by e bella bella. both of that many are now out of the hospital. today dr. kent brantly emerged from weeks of isolation to cheers at emory university hospital in atlanta. he and hess wife he can changed hugs with hospital workers. antly called miraculous. >> i'm thrqsilled to be alive ted you enough for your sup >> brantly and his co-worker nan so wright bowl were sickened with ebola in liberia re div known as zonig seems to contradict the hagane p says women should avoid eating because america row lw9evels canvary. still the government is not dosthey citehe b overals of6's fish.fda says that pregnamen should eat up to 12-ounces of fish each week which can include small amounts of canned tuna. more than 3500 people come together for socialvent shutting down broad stree in

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