be answered tonight, we know victims were found this morning inside of the home on holy park drive-in tabernacle, "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has been following this story throughout the day and he joins us live with the latest, cleve? >> reporter: chris, numerous investigators still on the scene here but state police are not yet ready to release victim's names. they have not been able to net file all of the family. one of the victims the mother in this case they say her injuries do pose a critical clue into what happened but they a they are far from being able to classify this as a murder/suicide. >> when they got there they found a horrific scene. >> shortly after 9:00 a.m. state police responded to holy park drive for a call of four gunshot victims. inside a single room they found two children dead, their brother and mother barely a hanging on to life. these are the radio transmissions from first responders. >> 4300 reported to be, four

victims, just discovered, this morning. number one stage. >> we will need two stretches right away at the front door. >> reporter: women and child were flown to cooper university hospital in extremely critical condition. >> all i can say to the adult women's wound at this point is she sustained a gun shot wound to the head. >> reporter: they are treating this as a homicide but they are not searching for any suspects and they have not ruled out a murder/suicide. >> we believe all four shooting victims including the adult female and the children were shot with the same weapon, which is a handgun, which has been recovered from the scene. >> reporter: police say nine relatives lived in the house including children who were not shot. an adult called 911 but no one heard the hots and police don't know exactly when the incident occurred. they describe the the scene as being so gruesome there were responding officers were sent to crisis counseling. >> our troopers are trained to expect the unexpect but however, you know, a crime

scene like this is i am possible to prepare for. >> reporter: chris and jessica, neighbors say they are absolutely stunned and appalled by what they have learned about and since these are children that are involved, many in the community want to get together and pray. we understand there is a candle light vigil scheduled for 7:00 this evening at town hall. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. tabernacle is a quiet place in the pines, those living near the scene of the shooting are stunned tonight. >> very upsetting, very upsetting, this is a very quiet street and we have lived here for 30 some years. >> it is very sad. just moved in if i have the correct house a couple months ago. >> the principal of tabernacle elementary school says some of the kids live in that house do go to the school, though, not clear which children. well, our coverage of the story continues on line, throughout the night for very latest, just head to cbs philly.com. not as cold today but the deep chillies about to return,

our brief break, was just that, brief. meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first forecast, kathy. >> you said it very well, it was very brief, high temperature today 50 degrees, i hope you enjoy it because tomorrow we will step back in time to more wintry weather. we are talking about wind chills in the teens tonight. storm scan three skies are clear but we are seeing a front moving through that will bring a little bit of an arctic reprieve so to speak. we are looking at a temperature of 44 in philadelphia, 36 in reading, 36 in allentown and poconos, 27, north and west, state college 25, buffalo 23, very heavy snow still falling there. this evening temperatures will be falling through 30's and wind chills will only be in the 20's, by 11:00 p.m. we are looking at some brutally cold numbers come tomorrow morning, here are feels like readings. philadelphia will feel like 16, same in trenton and wilmington. it will feel like 11 in

allentown and reading. it will feel like six in the poconos. coming up we will talk about the bitter blast returning for one day, the warming but wet weather and then chasing 70 in the seven day, it is hard to believe, but we have numbers to prove it coming up later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you. new at 6:00 a 19 year-old and his family are rejoycing tonight, the cloud of suspicion has been lifted, 18 months after the young man was accused of terrorizing a blind woman, the charges against him have have been dropped. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live outside the d.a.'s office in center city with more tonight, walt. >> reporter: we for the hard for justice and that is what god has given to us day. word of the mother of tamayo, after charges were dropped by the district attorney's office here in a crime he never committed, a crime that put him behind bars for months. for 19 year-old tamayo

mcduffy, the legal nightmare is over. district attorney dropping charges that he inn raided the home of the legally blind woman a few doors from his house in may 2013. >> he is free. he is free. he beat it. he beat the case, yes. >> reporter: neighbors held benefits to raise bail money to get mcduffy released, always convinced he was innocent of allegations that he terrified the legally blind woman, turning on gas burners in her home, before being routed by her service dog. >> i knew all the time that tam ayo was innocent. i knew it. >> he sat in jail for up to seven months, completely innocent, of any crime. >> reporter: before mcduffy and his family exxon racial comes at a terrible cost. eighteen months under a cloud of suspicion, nearly a third of that time behind bars, his mother, financially devastated, by the cost of raising money for his bail,

and his legal defense. >> it was a heroing experience, nightmare and they are happenty leave it behind and move on as a family. now mcduffy's attorney told me that in the only is he knows event but he doesn't believe that there ever was a crime. the legally blind woman has not been a railable for comment and district attorney in his statement does not say that with charges dropped begins mcduffy if any other suspects are now being sought. live from the d.a.'s office, walt hunter, cb136789 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. former teachers aid who worked in philadelphia is arrested accused of attempting to give pornographic images to a 13 year-old boy. twenty-nine year-old kasem patrick cunningham of philadelphia has been charged with 40 counts of corruption of minors, including contact with a minor to engage in sexual activity. investigators say that this man sent pornographic videos and images to that tear age

boy via facebook. he worked as a teacher aid in several ralph school programs. he was remand todd delaware county prison in lieu of bail. well, after a heinous crime, chester county is looking to the future for surviving brother. a trust fund has been set up in the name of scottie mcmilan to benefit his six year-old brother ryan. earlier this month scottie was viciously tortured and murdered allegedly at the hands of his own mother, and her boyfriend. you can send donations to the chester, county angel trust in exton. new at 6:00 tonight a montgomery county judge imposed two death sentences on yandamuri agreeing with the injury that i convicted him last movement yandamuri was accused of stabbing 61 year-old vanna to death and killing her grand daughter in 2012. prosecutors say they were murdered during a botched kidnap for ransom attempt at a king of prussia apartment complex. authorities are looking

for a pair of inmates who escaped from a berks county jail. it happened early this morning at the warnersville community correctional center. investigators tell thaws shawn longless and justin andrews pulled a fire alarm and ran in an unknown direction. anyone with any information on their whereabouts is urged to contact contact the pennsylvania state police. baggage handlers traded bags for picket signs at philadelphia international airport. but travelers and their bags were still cleared for take off. our justin fin ch explains what the workers are demanding. >> reporter: making $7.25 an hour is just not enough say many prime flight picketers. >> we have had two or three jobs just to support themselves and their families and that is not ferreter report alfred williams wants $10.88 an hour which mayor approved for airport workers back in the spring. months ago support for union among prime flight ranks began to grow. she said she even tried to raise that issue with her bosses and she lost her job.

>> we're hard workers, and it is going to happen. >> reporter: prime flight is an airline subcontractor doing business with between nine and ten carriers at philadelphia international airport, officials say. those carriers include dealt, southwest, united and u.s. airways. air poverty reports no operation at issues due to the work stoppage, today's rally was organize by local a local union. >> we're standing with them today to demand change at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: councilman johnson lended his support and joined other council members to sponsor legislation to end the dispute, it was passed unanimously. >> we have the support but they are not doing anything about it. they all know we are supposed to get this money. >> reporter: back on the picket line concerned that the measure may be in good faith but not lead to the higher wage and health benefits that they are of. >> we did make several attempts to reach out for prime flight on this story. we have not heard back from them yet and in word if there are plans for another strike sometime soon or before the

holidays. at philadelphia international i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well in less than two hours from now president obama will unveil his plan for immigration reform. he made an announcement in video facebook on yesterday. in part the order is expect to deer porttation and provide bourque permits for up to 5 million be undocumented immigrants in the u.s. for at least five years. see what the president has to say tonight at 8:00 broadcasting live on the new cbs news on line channel, cbsn, to find out, head to cbs news.com. well, just a few months ago the city of chester got its first chain supermarket in years. >> but now bottom dollar is claiming to close all of the stores leaving shoppers and employees wondering what comes next? still ahead at 6:00 how city's marries trying to keep the doors open, kathy. >> cold air is filtering back in the delaware valley, wind chills get driven back down in

the teens, but it is not going to stay that way, we will look at a wild warm upcoming up with the seven day. plus soaring costs of obesity we will take a closer look at the economic impact of that epidemic, beasley. two all time greats prepare for a big honor, eric lindros and john leclair talk about entering flyers hall of fame. birds back the on the practice field. how mark sanchez thinks of the running game will help passing game gett

are you a driver in danger of a bad tire repair. >> this is a dirty little secret. >> three on your side has an important warning about a time bomb that could go off putting you or your loved ones at risk. a warning about faulty tire repairs, tonight at 11:00. bottom dollar opened up only five months ago and now it is set to close next month. dozens will be out of the job and residents will be forced to find a new place to shop. store located on edgemont avenue became second food market in 13 years to open in the city. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has the story. this was the scene back in june when chester residents

were excited to see a bottom dollar food store opened up but now, those doors are closing by year end. >> i cannot believe that in five months this place is going to close down. >> all of the acquired bottom dollar food were acquired by aldi but they have not said whether they will set up a shop at this location leaving dozens without a job. chester was considered a food desert because it didn't have a grocery store for 12 years until a non-profit group opened up fair and square last year but bottom dollar was chester's first retail grocery store to open in years. >> building a building, having people come and now, six months later they are closed. it is sad. >> reporter: chester mayor john linder called aldi representatives last week and has not heard back yet. >> we can talk with them about some of the things that we expect obviously. >> reporter: if aldi does not convert space soon residents will to have find grocery shops outside the city. the marries willing to negotiate tax breaks and other perks to attract aldi or other

grocers. >> we will put up the safety cameras, public safety cameras, so we believe that it is a great spot. >> reporter: even if aldi does open up a store at this location, some shoppers may be disappointed. they say that aldi does not carry same items as bottom dollar food. >> i have never like that mark in upland shopping center, i didn't like it. >> reporter: whether it is aldi or not shoppers say there is a need to fill this space. >> it is such a shame that they don't understand the severity of the situation here in the city of chester. >> reporter: a city that could become a food desert once again. in chester, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". on the healthwatch tonight, some new, shocking figures on the cost of obesity worldwide. new report by mckenzie global institute, focuses on the economics of obesity. it says that the global cost has listen to $2 trillion, each year. that is more than the economic

drain caused by alcoholism, and nearly as much of the financial toll taken by smoking. according to this study about 30 percent of the world's population is considered overweight or obese. >> much more pleasant evening across the delaware valley and temperatures made it to 50 degrees today but now you colder air is filtering back n you can see witt our live weather watcher network. weather watchers are saying yes, things are cooling down but better day than yesterday. peter has 42 in williamstown, new jersey. sent this this beautiful picture of the sun, bright sunlight today, that warmth us up nicely across the region. take a look further to the south, and we will take it down through cumberland county and leesberg, michael says 42 degrees with wind out of the south and the the west, time to turn up the heat. he said burr, cold. you can say that again. it will get colder. and right now it is 34 degrees in coatsville, lee says another chilly night but at

least we have some clear skies. if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher you can be featured and be our eyes and ears in the field. sign up, go to cbs philly.com/watchers. outside we are looking at a very pleasant night down the shore in atlantic city. busy night, it is thursday night, temperatures will be comfortable in the 40's this evening. but going down in the 30's overnight. on storm scan three only place we are seeing any weather trouble, of course, is still in the lake erie, still churning up lake effect snow, and with southeasterly wind that cold air is going across most of lake erie. we call this the fetch. dumping snow in the many same locations it has been for past couple of days but now wind will be westerly. with that westerly shift that snow bandies going to shift to the south and give a break to places like orchard park and hamburg where they have seen 3 feet of snow. you can see it slowly shifting south. aurora 3 feet of snow. an gola 3 feet of snow.

we have this picture from cheryl grasso in angolan she says you have to have a sense of humor. he has 3 feet of snow. she opened up her door and he made a little bit of the fridge here for cocktail hour. we appreciate it, cheryl. thanks very much. i guess you do have to have a sense of humor when you have feet of snow. offer night we are looking at colder temperatures. forty-four in philadelphia. 27 degrees in the poconos. colder to the north and west. little bit of the arctic chillies already being felt in cleveland. buffalo 23. light fluffy snow but a lot of it. chicago 23. minneapolis is only 14 degrees. we will watch as that cold air settles in over the region for friday, improvement for saturday, and in the 40's and then by sunday we are talking about high temperatures in the 50's, so it should be pleasant for the eagles game. overnight, low temperature of 26 with wind chills in the teens, during the the day tomorrow, high of 36, but with the bit of the chill and then your thanksgiving day forecast mostly sunny and chilly, the temperature looking good at 45 degrees. on the seven day forecast

after tomorrow it is looking up, should stay dry for eagles game, monday, rainy but warm, and windy, and then 57 tuesday, and cooler as we head through the rest of the next week. >> little something there on sunday that is just too cold, warm up briefly. >> it will feel good. >> kathy, thanks. >> we will go outside and look at the schuylkill expressway near roosevelt boulevard, so westbound lanes, headed for king of prussia area most of the volume heading eastbound is jammed from city avenue, heading eastbound up into the south street area. over on i-95, pretty much looking the a same in without directions. so north bound lanes toward northeast philadelphia moving along great but more volume headed southbound towards center city area we are losing that right-hand lane due to ongoing construction. now an accident on the roosevelt boulevard in the outer drive atwood ward street just be prepared to squeeze by to the right-hand side. davis road still closed due to

that water main break at north street. your alternate to get around is take main street.

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see more reasons to finish and get started at devry.edu. birds back on the practice field gearing up for sunday's showdown with the tennessee titans. eagles are hoping to rebound from that beating in lambeau field. mark sanchez said he need to learn from that game and we should look for a win on sunday. he hopes he can lead a solid running attack to help the pass. >> if we get in passing situations where d lineman can pin their ears back. they do exactly what they are paid to do sprint back to a spot at nine and a half yards deep in the pock it and come and take your head off. if you give them an opportunity to do thaw are a sitting duck back there and you have to get rid of a ball

and move around as much as you can but when you have a running game to keep everybody honest, that is huge. that is worth its weight in gold. >> lets see if they can accomplish that on sunday. you can see it right here on cbs-3, kick off time is 1:00 o'clock. flyers back in action tonight against minnesota wild. visiting the wells fargo center but before the game, a big honor for two of the teams biggest, legends, eric lindros and john leclair will be induct in the flyers hall of fame, e train and leclair were line mates on the famed legion of doom, leading the flyers to the stanley cup appearance in 1997. lindros is fifth all time in scoring, leclair seventh, both players credited each other, for the honor. >> johnny's ability to score from the most crazy of ankles to find lose pucks, when the play was 85 percent done and not just find pucks to do something with them. >> as we were getting ready to

play they were not saying i have have to play begins so and so. every time they had to play against eric they were playing him two or three days ahead of time because they knew he was just a dominant force out there and they had to be ready. >> that good. >> just that good. >> they were good it looks like they could strap on the pads right now and head out and skate. >> we will be right back. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

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