all right, welcome back to comics unleashed. we've got to be careful with cell phones now. i don't know if you know that. because brain tumors are up, did you know that? they're up because of the increased use of cell phones. >> but crime is down. >> is that right? >> and also the talking and driving is dangerous. you hear everybody talking and driving. but, look, the easy solution is just make everybody's license plate number their cell phone number, then when you get behind the idiot who won't go on a green light, hey, i've got your number. you know what i'm talking about. >> i have no patience in l.a. for the people who drive two miles an hour and when you're behind them and you can't get around and you're stuck reading their bumper stickers for half an hour. it drives me nut. like, what would jesus do? jesus would gun it, lard ass!

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♪ >> we begin tonight with breaking news right now about this video of ray rice knocking out his fiance' in atlantic city. tonight anonymous law enforcement official tells the associated press he sent a copy of this video to the nfl's head of security jeffrey miller back

in april. a couple of week ago the same source told the ap he zen the video to the league but he declined at that time to say exactly who he had addressed it to. the source was not certain if miller ever received or viewed that tape. in fact at this statement released to "eyewitness news" tonight miller said "i unwhiff klee dough night that i received at any time a dope copy of the individual and i had not watched it until it was made public on september 8th. the nfl's credibility is on the line here. commissioner roger goodell insists no one at the league saw that video. the former ravens running back until it was released by tmz earlier this month. caught on camera tonight, a violent altercation between some atlantic city casino security guards and a philadelphia man. it's a confrontation that left the man bloodied and beaten now he's trying to clear his name and his criminal record. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us with this story knew tonight. >> reporter: violent video

ends with rob coney lying face down unconscious in his own blood. >> this is the lowest point of my life that i've gone through so far. >> reporter: 25 year old sat down with "eyewitness news" and row watched the scene that he says changed his life. it was last september and coney was at harrah's pool after dark he says a security guard asked him to leave saying he had already left and wasn't allowed to re-enter. coney told her that wasn't true. another guard started arguing with coney attracting a lot of attention. >> this guy started getting in my face and pushing me, and cursing a the me in if i face. >> that guy was an off duty atlantic city police officer working part time security for marra's. outside the pool club coney and that officer clash again. that officer responds and as the video shows smashes coney over the head with a baton. coney runs away and falls. >> while i'm on the ground, face down, i'm getting struck in the head, struck in the back, i'm getting punched, kicked he can everything. >> reporter: the group hitting him included another off duty

atlantic city officer and several security guards. eventually it stops coney now handcuffed is walked towards a detention cell at the casino. >> i can barely stand. i just -- i'm just done. i'm out. >> at that time coney says he passed out blood clearly streaming from his head as officers and employees drag him several feet through a door and then leave him. >> watching myself pretty much lifeless on the ground and nobody cares. these are police officers and security guards and nobody cares. >> reporter: coney is eventually taken to hospital and later charged with aggravated as sought and resisting arrest. charges he pleaded down to a misdemeanor a decision coney now regrets. saying his new criminal history has cost him two jobs. >> i can't be the person that i had inspired work so hard to be. >> he and his lawyer have filed to get his record he can punched. while he waits for his lawsuit against harrah's and the officers to go to court. >> i'm just embarrassed. i've been humiliated by this. there's no excuse it and i

weren't to clear this up. i want what's right to be proven to be right. >> reporter: and we did reach out to both atlantic city and harrah's for comment on this story today but did not hear back from either one. in a previous statement harrah's had said they do not comment on pending litigation. they did also add that they take cuff her's safety seriously. we're live in the sat center tonight, matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you. >> new tonight an out of control mini van destroys a home in violent crash. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco shows us the afternoon in claymont new castle county. >> i just turned around and just saw it all happening exploded, boom! just that quick. in a split second. >> reporter: single family home in ruin an family left without place to live after an out of control driver crashes a mini van right through the front of their house. >> the most devastating accident i've ever seen. 5-foot in the air over the handrail in the front of the house and spun around two times in the air and in a split second i mean that's amazing. >> reporter: it happened just

after 5:00 on darylly road in claymont, delaware. witnesses saw the car wobbling out of control after striking something on the hey way then careening into the front yard. eric webber was stopped at the light and saw it. >> he was coming at me. and i was concerned at that point i can run out of my vehicle and just accident and run it was that far away. it spun twice from what i could see it spun twice. and the whole house was destroyed in second. >> reporter: a bed and belonging scattered the yard. the family wasn't home but say few minutes later and they would have been sitting in the room now exposed and open to the outside. the house is condemned for fear it will collapse. the driver walk off and was picked up a few blocks away found wandering by medics. then taken to christiana hospital with head injuries. >> this family is now staying with friends. they've not even been allowed back inside to collect a few of their belongings. the structure is still too unstable. the driver of the mini van 34 year old jason roane has been

charged with driving under the influence of drugs and leaving the scene of an accident. in clay mount, delaware, diana rocco, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> security is stepped up on septa now a mid a new but unconfirmed plot by the islamic state to tack american subways. additional officers are on the transit beat tonight after iraq's prime minister described an isis plan to strike subways here in the u.s. and in france. but american intelligence officials reportedly have no information suggesting any kind of plot. still philadelphia's deputy mayor for public safe see tee says it's always good for riders to be on guard. >> we're always asking people to stay vigilant. to stay hyper vigilant about things that don't seem to be right. >> septa adds it's in constant communication with law enforcement agencies and that it's constantly working to ensure its passengers safety. >> at least high ranking pennsylvania officials are embroiled in a porn e-mail scandal tonight. the state attorney general kathleen cane released

information oh and slew of inappropriate e-mails accept from state issued e-mail accounts between 2008 and 2012. talk of the existence of the pornographic e-mails started months ago in harrisburg after cane's inquiry how her predecessors handled the investigation of the pedophile jerry sandusky. >> in center city today a call to action. dozens push for a big change to philadelphia's hate crime law following an tack on a same sex couple. a friend of the victims was among those who showed up for a rally at love park. this crowd packed legislation introduced boy councilwoman blondel reynolds brown. to add sexual orientation to the city's hate crime law. similar legislation will also be introduced to change the state's law. >> the three suspects in that case are now free on bail but tonight more problems for one of the suspects in that attack. "eyewitness news" was there as kevin hear with began, philip williams and catherine knot got out of jail following their a

rain many this morning. then late today, knot's employer abington health fired her. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us why. >> reporter: three bucks county suspects charged in the brutal attack of a gay couple in center city left central detectives thursday morning after posting bail. 24 year old philip williams, 26 year old kevin harrigan and twenty four year old catherine knot while all are free for now, the fallout from the case continues for catherine knot. the emergency room tech has been fired from her job at lansdale hospital after reports of potential privacy violations involving her twitter page came to light. >> anything that you put on your social media on facebook, twitter, be careful because if someone captures it if someone see that is screen shot it can be used. >> reporter: lisa garber is an attorney and cyber brrr security expert who warns about social media posts can come back to haunt you. knot had posted what appeared to be pictures of patient x-rays on her twitter account and those tweets have now gone viral. >> when you're posting something to your social media profile be

cognizant that people can see it. even a pay part from your friends or your family anybody outside your social media circle because police can access it, tops can access it. be careful of what you post. >> reporter: we found folks had say they're extra cautious about posting anything on social media. >> a lot of times i delete tweets, you know, i go back and edit that. yeah. i think you got to be conscious of what you're putting up on social media. >> internet never for gets. >> reporter: attorneys say social media posts used as evidence in any case or investigation at this point is really a new frontier and new laws will likely follow. in sent city, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the nation's first african-american attorney general eric holder is resigning his post. >> i will never leave the work. i will continue to serve and try to find ways to make our nation even more true to its founding ideals. >> during the six years of holder's leadership the justice

increased its investigations into civil and voting rights violations. but holder was also a criticism of lightning rod for criticism from conservatives. over his hasn't link of the irs scandal and the botched gun running operation called fast and furious. holder will remain in office until his successor can be confirmed. >> charged with cheating two former philadelphia school district principals are under arrest tonight. barbara mccreery and arthur milton were taken into custody this morning. authorities say both changed answers on standardized tests to boost scores. mccreery is the former principal of now closed communications technology high. melton is the former principal of the now closed bach high school. >> eagles are gearing up for a big battle with the 49ers this weekend but all the talk this week seems to have been about that nasty hit on nick foles. the cheap shot. sports director beasley reece is here. you went one-on-one with the team's biggest he had an opinion on this. >> basically he said it was down

right dirty. >> i didn't like the hit. you know, i know when you try -- you get an interception you're trying to defend the team and block the guy. so the guy after the pick can get some yards. defenseless guy like nick foles, he's quarterback. he wasn't looking that make any tackles. just trying to get in the way -- get out of the way. for sure just cleaned them out. i think it was dirty hit but i guess the nfl seen it otherwise. jason peters, um, his game is to protect so once seen that, it was dirty in his eyes he retaliated. >> what was going through your mind and what did that feel -- actually that never happened to me. >> i think the cool thing about it the fans loved it. they loved it. it's entertainment. having that type of interaction with the other team actually getting aggressive and fighting with them it's entertainment we're a team. you can't cross our leader.

you can't cross the main guy on the team who puts the points on the board, keeps it together. >> of course, the man that ruled that hit clean former eagles cornerback troy vin sent. i'll have shady tosses take on facing san francisco when i join you later for sports. >> okay. >> also in sports dramatic end to that era in the bronx. wait until you see how derek jeter's final game in yankee stadium ended. it's like a movie. you couldn't write it any bett better. >> as his life has been. it is unbelievable. amazing. >> stay tuned for that. great update on the daughter of a cincinnati bengals player whose battle against cancer went viral today. we'll have that little bit later in the broadcast. >> all right. also, up ahead the rain is gone. we have our eye now on the weekend. kathy? >> and it's only going to get better. that is the good news. our storm system pulling away to the east. that allows fair weather high pressure to build in. plenty of sunshine and feeling like summer just for a little

while but we'll take it. it's all coming up next. >> first the new i phones were bending, then the new operating system wasn't allowing people to make calls. well, tonight apple has come out with an important announcement. >> and do you know the day of the week your favorite stores mark down prices? three on your side does. just moments from now jim donovan shows you the day of the week deals. >> and today mo'ne davis madonna more history in baseball. how she helped immortalized the taney dragons run to the little

>> philadelphia failed to respond to several warnings before the deadly market street building collapse. mayor michael nutter nouned the findings of an independent advisory commission at city hall today. that report said l andism failed to follow up on multiple warnings that the site was unsafe. it also listed 36 recommendati recommendations. nutter said the stow is starting by putting l and i under the city's public safety office.

>> we are moving forward to do everything we possibly can to try to prevent anything similar to or any other kind of tragedy here in the city. >> the report also recommended splitting l and i into two agencies. nutter said he's not ready to do that without a full review. a wonderful update tonight a heart warming story with a philadelphia connection that went viral today. earlier today devon sills of the cincinnati bengals posted this video on his instagram page he recorded it while driving his four year old daughter lea to have surgery at chop to remove cancerous tumor from her abdomen. that post went viral in just seconds. well tonight he posted this picture of lea. she's resting and recovering in the hospital. still said the surgeons at chop were able to remove all of the tumor. >> well new tonight apple is out with new version of its mobile operating system ios8 moving quick toll fix what had been software failure.

ios8.0.2 is now available. apple says it fixe fixes the cer reception problems some encountered after downloading an update to their brand new phones includes a fix for the hell kit and some third party keyboards. apple pull the first version of agent os8 yesterday after receiving complaints from customers. >> does it ever feel like a store has a sale and you're the last one to know? maybe the clearance racks cleared out before you even have chance to brows around. get your calendar out because to note three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan shows us how to get first dibs just by shopping on the right day. ♪ >> reporter: 50%, 60%, 70% off or more. discounts like that are a big deal. >> i have family of five. three children, my self, my hub. i look for any bargain i can find report roar knowing which day a store does its merchandise leaves you with more merchandise

to choose from. >> if i knew in advance i probably would take advantage of. if i knew which day they marked merchandise down i would be inclining to shopping. >> kyle james knows. >> it's amazing how open the employees were. >> emery tale chains are just like the rest of us. they operate on a schedule. >> you can plan your trip accordingly you can get in there and shop the clearance racks and new mark downs and they have stuff there stuff you can save money on. >> reporter: for example at macy's when it comes to marking down merchandise -- >> supposed to be done by tuesday morning making tuesday's even wednesday morning a great day to go in. report roar james says over at old navy employees say wednesdays are best for bargain hunting because -- >> usually by tuesday evening, we have to have all of our new market downs done add all the new stuff to the clearance section. >> at target it depends on what you're doing. >> they don't do clearance mark downs on one day. >> they break it. >> mondays are electronics, tuesdays womens clothing.

wednesday lawn and garden, thursday out wears and friday hardware. >> james says j.c. penney is pretty easy to remember it marks down products on the first and third fridays of the month. at kohl's it's the second and fourth saturdays. and the gap -- >> every two we can on a monday and so employee told me that change from store to store but almost always on a monday. >> just figure out which monday and plan accordingly. >> the key is to be polite yourself and say, hey i know there's in the lot on the clearance rack today. what day is a day to come in. >> anthropology, babies r us, cvs ross and joanne fabrics also mark down their items oh and a schedule. some schedules may differ from region to region. i posted details on cbsphilly.com. you can find the information on my facebook and twitter feeds as well. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> okay. everybody loves a good bargain there. and everybody loves a beautiful weekend as well. we might have one in store.

>> we do have one in store. we'll take all of this rain, all the clouds get rid of that and bring summer back. >> okay. >> yeah. for an encore. why not? one more weekend of summer even though it's the first weekend of fall. take look outside. where we are getting ready for a brilliant night with clear skies and in center city philadelphia liberty one, liberty two getting ready to cheer on the eagles as they take on san francisco this weekend. looking good. looking very supportive out there. let's take you around the delaware valley where we're lookinlooking at did he ever say thing -- i should say changing conditions. live neighborhood network down boardwalk plaza rehoboth beach, delaware, over the course of the day we saw plenty of rain and lots of cool temperatures. temperatures around the region cooling down across the area. we are seeing conditions changing and the temperatures falling as well. across the area, we are looking at temperatures that will continue to change and i'm going to come over here and take a look at my computer graphic that seems to be giving me a problem.

there you go. temperatures ranging from 50 degrees in the poconos to 60 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in wildwood. 60 in dover and right now in reading and allentown temperatures in the mid 50s. storm scan3 showing our storm pull away with clearing skies to the west and that means plenty of sunshine over the next couple of days. with that high pressure builds in from the midwest and that high is going to create some warming conditions. not just for friday into saturday, but this continues to build in for sunday and even into the day on monday. so a little bit of a weather role. overnight skies will be partly cloudy. it will be cool with low temperatures in the mid 50s. during the day, we will be seeing some changes. waking up to a cool start for friday. the morning low in the poconos 46. philadelphia waking up to 56. but then as we work our way through the afternoon the sun warms us up to residential levels. temperatures will the mid 70s in philadelphia. and that is just the beginning

of what promises to be a very pleasant weekend. down the shore looking great as well if you want to squeeze in one really nice fall weekend. friday 76. saturday 80. by sunday 79 degrees. eagles travel to san francisco and we are looking at a stellar there as well on sunday kick off temperature 71 degrees with westerly winds. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, saturday 82. sunday 82. monday warm again and then we get into a weather pattern that's not as favorable. an area of low pressure off the coast could keep it a little cloudy an little cool for the rest of next week. but enjoy the weekend because it is going to be stellar. >> that's right. enjoy it while you can. soak it up. kathy thanks. >> beasley is not known to be a name dropper awed pretty cool day this afternoon. >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. i, um, hung out with shady mcc mccoy. we'll also be talk bowing another great hahn for for mo'ne

davis and derek jeter, unbelievable. >> the way he went out was cra crazy. you know what, shade shady was so honest. this guy talks about, you know, the hit, he talks about the 49ers. it's all coming up in sports.

>> i met with shady mccoy in the eagles auditorium today for my exclusive one-on-one interview. shady says at one-two the proud 9'ers will fight hard to avoid another loss. >> they're good team. they really are. they play well together. they make plays on both sides of the ball. really got to watch the running back. he's been very productive his whole career. on defense a number of guys that can get it done. we've got to block them up up front, you know, it starts there. and then get some running lanes and get some passes. one-two right now. it will be tough to go one-three

for them. we'll get all they have. but it will be a good game. i think we'll pull off a win. >> that entire interview with shady sunday morning at 11:30 a.m. on sunday kickoff. we'll get you ready for the big showdown in san francisco. all right. you saw it right here on cbs-3 the thursday night nfc showdown between new york football giants and washington and the g men delivered a smack down. eli manning through four over 300 yards. four touchdowns. three of them to larry donnelle. as they crushed washington 45-14. >> the phillies finishing up their season three more games after today's contest in miami. fightings had two run lead in the seventh and the marlon scored four runs off diekman. casey magee drove the game winning run with double. miami beat the phils six to four the fightings final home stand is this weekend again the brav braves. another honor for mo'ne davis aft becoming the female

pitcher to win a little league world series game. she gave the jersey she wore to join the immortals of the game in cooperstown. what an chief many for a 13 year old. >> all right tonight in the bronx the captain derek jeter his final home game he came up clutch to tonight. he delivers the walk off single to gift yanks six hiv five victory over baltimore. that's hit number 3,400 and 63 in his fall of fame career. preseason hockey flyers hosting the devils first period from the orange and black they scored three times on the power play, and shut down new jersey four-zero. the regular season starts october the eighth in boston. >> thank you to those of hugh downloaded our cbs audio road show app voted oh the friday football frenzy of the week. my live crew and i will be in war minister for the battle between archbishop wood and

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♪ >> young artists prominent gallery for their work tonight. this new colorful exhibit at philadelphia city hall showcases art by school children. more than 100 students from the pennsylvania school for the definite created this art here. it includes paintings, sculptures, even fashion. the exhibit is called art through the ages. be sure to check it out. >> we'll be right back. ♪

>> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. for biehls, kathy and all of us here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we'll see you tomorrow.

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