. two men connected to rapper nicky minaj stabbed on philly street and tonight she's speaking out as the police investigation heats up it's a story still developing at this hour g evening to you, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. philadelphia police are vowing to bring this killer to justice ton night we're learning new information about what happened and about the philadelphia man who survived. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated to night. david? >> reporter: chris and jessica, i got update from police. 27-year-old went through some intense surgery today at einstein. police will be talking to him as soon as possible to get information. meanwhile neighbors are very much on edge tonight. >> i was shocked. shocked. this never happened around here before never. 50 years i've been in business. never came across something like this report roar barry got a call at 3:30 in the morning two men were stabbed just feet from his clothing store on stenton

avenue in east mt. airy. he says he panicked when he got the phone call. >> iran here got dressed right away and came up report roar police say an argument behind the doors of che bar and grill spilled out on to the street just after 2:00 o'clock in the morning. someone stabbed 29 year old duvon picket and his 27-year-old friend mull pell times. picket is dead. the other man is in the hospital hospital. wednesday afternoon rapper nicky minaj said they were both members of her road crew. she wrote "two members of my team were stabbed last night in philly. one was killed. they had only been there for two days rehearsing for the tour ". she also posted this picture on instagram of picket and the 27-year-old she called eric. >> someone out there has some information if they tell the police that information is confidential and it can help us with this investigation. >> reporter: detectives are counting on surveillance cameras like this to help them crack the case. barry says the community needs

to come together to find this killer. >> everything was blossoming. everything was going along fine and then, bang, you take two steps backward for something like this. >> reporter: i reach out to the owners of che for comment. they told mow they did not have comment. police are offering $20,000 for leading to the arret of a suspect. we're told one of the victims the victim is that died from the bronx new york. any information police want to hear from you tonight. david spun cbs3 oy witness news. >> david, thank you. new tonight a crime fighting success. could you figure out who this suspect is just by looking at the photo? grainy picture like that all a deck has to go on but now police can enlist the help of thousands of people across the area in just minutes. tonight you'll see how they're cracking the case. a driver who sideswiped car. an id theft suspect. a bank robber. new jersey state police want these villians to go viral.

>> is that her. >> that's her. >> using twitter and facebook the department has created a csism of social media with 120000 followers. sergeant jeffrey flynn is the man behind the mouse. >> what's your record time in solving a case via facebook. >> i think the unofficial record might be 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes? >> the case, a mercer county home burglary captured by security cameras. >> every profile that you can get of his face is on my camera. >> the homeowner kayla asked to us use her first name. men stole electronics from her home. >> this guy. >> sergeant flynn distributed her security cam photos and deck jarod boyd crossed his fingers for break. >> really helps, you know, the public then becomes another deck deck. >> more than 3,000 followers shared the photos. not long after -- >> they had already named him. the guy had already called and

was coming in to turn himself in in. >> ultimately more than 276,000 people saw the surveillance pictures. three other suspects were arrested as well to kayla's relief. >> i just wanted justice. >> sometimes the worse photos actually work. in these shots, you can barely see the shadow of a suspect riding an atv. >> just terrible. and we said they're terrible but from those pictures we got tips and from those tips we made the arrest. >> reporter: the cases range from serious to slightly silly like a suspect stealing $600 worth of frozen shrimp. another stole $700 worth of frozen seafood. both suspects arrested. hash tag it takes a village. >> i try to keep it light and sometimes i try to do funny hash tags and things like that to keep people engaged and wanting to come back. >> reporter: that's why they also kick in throw back thursday photos in between the crime solving. >> if it wasn't for facebook, if it wasn't for these tips from the public, we would still be sitsitting there with file on our

desk trying to figure out who this person was. >> reporter: great tool for them. that grainy photo of the man by the red truck. facebook users sent police tips and that suspect was arrested and facebook page is getting up to 2,000 followers a week and they say these are just people that want to be a part of this and they want to help. >> listen if they can solve crime in 20 minutes it's worthwhile. >> that's right. >> breaking news right now. chopper three live over bristol township, bucks county where you can see there's a pretty sizeable water main break tonight. crews are on the scene at center and lawn ton avenues. the cold weather has led to lot of troubles like this all across the region. meteorologist kathy orr is out on the cbs3 sky deck where the temperatures are quickly falling tonight. kathy? they are. the winds of change moving in with an arctic front, chris. on storm scan3 we watched as a squall of snow moved through and now the wind behind it is going to bring the brutal cold. you can see the snow moving through atlantic county and cape may counties right now heading down the shore that's the last of the snow.

now, we're talking about the bitter cold. so winds gusting to 24 miles an hour right now in philadelphia. but gusting to 30 in the poconos and that wind is going to create big problems come tomorrow morning we'll be gusting to 30 miles an hour in most locations and that will drive wind chills below zero. we have a wind chill advisory tomorrow for the poconos look at those numbers 25 to 35 below zero. that is dangerous cold. for us, four below tomorrow morning in philadelphia. six below in allentown. wilmington five below even through the afternoon. below zero with wind chills even in the city and look at this. friday morning 18 below in the city. 33 below in the poconos. coming up we'll talk about those brutal wind chills record cold and a weekend storm before a one-day warmup. a lot to talk about in the seven day when i join you inside. >> that is brutal. kathy, thank you very much. we'll be tracking those temperatures overnight and on into the morning. tune into "eyewitness news" before you head out the door. our team starts at 4:30 right

here on cbs3. new at 11:00 o'clock night it has been one year since hit-and-run killed a biker at 67th -- 62 and and kingsessing in southwest philadelphia. ton night the family and friends of niamiah gathered for vigil. the 32-year-old was trying to make a repair to his bike when he was hit by a black jeep cherokee. it was caught on surveillance video but still no arrest. >> tragedy happened and we as family it's hard but we're a strong family and we get up and we just keep on going by faith that we keep on going and we believe that god is just going to you know, give us closure. >> the family is hoping that whoever is responsible will step forward. new details tonight about bruce jenner's involve in many deadly car crash could lead to manslaughter charges. investigators are look nothing new video that reportedly shows that jenner rear ended two cars and pushed one into oncoming

traffic in malibu california february 7th much this is all according to a law enforcement official who spoke with the associated press. a woman in one of the cars was killed when it was struck head on by a hummer. officials are investigating whether the drivers were distracted but the video appears to show jenner was not using his phone. a suspected case of measles is causing concern tonight in and around the campus of princeton university. tests are now underway to determine if a princeton student recently had measles. the student -- the school says the student has since recovered is and no longer contagious. the university is contacting those who may have been in the same area as that student. developing news tonight emotions run high at the city school reform economic meeting as they decide the fate of dozens of proposed charter schools. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones was there as the debate led to four arrests.

>> reporter: it was far from a silent protest after the first charter school was approved. the here was intense and steady in keeping score the anti charter school crowd had more reasons to celebrate. as only these five of the 39 charter school applications were approved wednesday night. and there was parental support also for charters. >> four years my son has tended gla he received an extraordinary education. >> financially strapped school district facing a projected $80 million budget shortfall next fiscal year. yet it found itself having to consider allowing new charter schools part of the deal with the state legislation to get the $2 per pack cigarette tax passed passed. but critics contend it's a poison pill of sorts. that could lead to the reckless expansion of charter schools. >> tell them that you will approve charter schools only after they do a funding formula. >> for those denied the chance to open charter school they will get a second chance. >> i don't know that these actions tonight will stand up in

front of the charter board. >> the src denied approving five of 39 applications was based on anything but merit. >> we reviewed each application on its own terms former writ and called the balls and strikes that we felt were appropriate. >> reporter: tonight pennsylvania governor tom wolf released a statement snake part the district's financial situation cannot reasonably handle the approval of new charter schools. as for the four people arrested here tonight for protesting, they will likely just face fines. if their cases ever see inside of a courtroom. reporting live tonight in center city todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thanks so much. tonight a health watch investigation. >> this woman says a popular antibiotic is making her sicker. >> it felt like flames were coming out of my elbows. i'm health reporter instead of know stall with more the on the drug being investigated and the dangers it could cause next.

>> big thank you tonight from a local boy scout troop. we're there as a good smash can comes to their rescue. kathy? >> in the wake of this arc tuck front, we're talking about dangerous cold and then records not once but twice. we'll take lock at that before a weekend storm coming up. >> and we've got our eye on the ice house tonight. new details about just how long it's going to stay frozen. "eyewitness news" back in just asking seconds.

welcome back tonight we are waiting for the owner of an ice covered building in west philadelphia to call in demolition crews. the building at 52nd and locust has been deemed unsafe now by the department of licenses and inspections. of course fire broke out there monday morning and the water from the fire fight quickly turned to ice. this building once housed a doctor's office. l and i tells i "eyewitness

news" tonight the building will likely be demolish in the coming days. >> new details on a story that touched a lot you. thousands of dollars stolen from cub scouts in moment county leaving that pack on the bring of collapse. an act of kindness tonight will keep the cub scout as float in collegeville. "eyewitness news" reporter diane in rocco was there. >> thank you! >> reporter: cub scouts pack 27 was all smiles after a big donation from a local business saved their year. >> awesome! >> we got the money back. >> reporter: money the boys had raised themselves was stolen earlier this year nearly disbanning the pack of first through fifth graders former committee chair heather belford allegedly stole more than $3,000 wiping out all of their funds. but after hearing the boys story there was a silver lining. (you guys with this check tonight mark, myself and our friendly mascot chip for the full amount that was taken from you guys. >> eagle scout and local business owner josh scoal nick

founder of monster tree service donateed back all of the missing money. >> the first thing that ran through my mine what was going to be taken away particular these young men. camping trips different events they do pine wood derby events, i just didn't want to see anybody be able to miss out on that. >> presenting the boys with a check for more than $2,500 wednesday at their weekly meeting at oaks elementary. >> i felt really happy. >> and with the donation shirts with the monster tree mascot chip. >> i like it. >> yes. >> it's my favorite color. >> but for the parents there's a much bigger lesson here. >> it was terrible that it happened. but now we get to teach them a different lesson. >> it's been a great experience for all of us to know that someone is kind enough to do this for our pack. >> we'll heather belford is still being purred accused of of stealing the pack's funds they say they are now ready to put all of this behind them and move on with this scouting year. in collegeville, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> so great. i love what he said about you

get to teach them a different lesson. isn't that great they get to see the good side of humanity. >> that's right. you can't put a price on the smiles -- on the faces of those boys. >> philadelphia district attorney is making news today challenging governor tom wolf's mortar tour yum on the death penalty in pennsylvania. seth william filed a lawsuit. he said the governor's decision last week is unconstitutional and that i was superintendents the authority of the legislation of the courts and the pardons board. the moratorium will stay in place until he can review a full report on capital punishment in the state. prescription drugs we know they're supposed to make better when we're sick but some patients say one of the most widely used antibiotics out there only made them sicker. >> they're describing terrible side effects health watch reporter instead of know stall explains why some say it's time for the tda to step in with much tougher warnings. andrea doesn't get around her home locate sheafed to.

not since she was treated for pneumonia last wind. she was prescribed left flocks sin the generic version of left quinn after nine days it fell like her arms were numb. >> that night i woke up around midnight with it felt like flames were coming out of my elbows. >> thousands of patience reported similar reactions one of antibiotics. it has a black box warning from the food and drug administration for increased risk of tend ruptures muscle weakness and impacts on the central nervous system. >> it is powerful. >> dr. charles bennett is one of nation's leading leading watch dogs for prescription drugs the big problem is inappropriate use. >> we're talking about going to the physician's office having a sniffle, walking out with antibiotic and then shortly thereafter having these kind of problems. >> he filed two citizens petitions with the fda1 seeks to expand the warning to include

tock is the meaning damage can occur within a patient's cells and possibly manifest years later as parkinson's alzheimer's or als. >> potential al genetic pre position to poorly metabolize the drug. it's not what you take it for. it's who you are. >> the second petition wants to high lyle the potential for serious psychiatric events. >> this is another one for if i'm depressed. >> carolyn egan took left vo quinn for a sinus if he can. eight years have pass and she's never been the same. >> one day i can be okay and focus another day i can talk to fib because they're in the making sense. it sounds like they're in the speaking english. >> it's made by jenson a subsidiary of johnson & johnson they say...

>> fda spokesperson says the agency is reviewing the petitions adding, they consider drug labels living documents so they can be updateed as more safety information becomes available. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> arctic front is moving through the delaware valley, and now worry seeing the wind, then the wind chills and then the record cold all in just couple of days. take a look right now where it's snowing down the shore in ocean city cape may county a snow squall moving through. the wind will come next. more snow on the boardwalk. on storm scan3 you can see the squall moving through and where it is it's dumping acquit hit of snow but moving very quickly focused right now down the shore. i did have report from bridgeboro bucks county one of our viewers said, yes, the snow came through and it was still moonlit outside. kind of crazy. here it is right now in avalon,

through ocean city atlantic city and then it will be moving out of our region. behind it some whipping winds and our "eyewitness weather" watchers are reporting in some strong winds and colder temperatures. especially to the west. we'll go to the north of phoenix phoenixville the temperature is 19 degrees. in royersford and relative humidity sitting at 55%. through delaware saw a quick hit of snow a short timeing a greg reporting in a temperature of 22 degrees breezy conditions. he says a burst of snow left a coating. temperatures falling and winds picking up and you can see that quick hit of snow on his car. now we're just talking about brutally cold temperatures. and wind chills come tomorrow morning and friday. right now in philadelphia it feels like 11. it feels like three below in the poconos but that's nothing compared to what is coming over the next couple of days. state college nine below. pittsburgh seven below. wind chills will fall below zero all the way down to atlanta and shall hot come tomorrow morning. so we are definitely not alone with this cold. by tomorrow afternoon in the

wake of this front the temperature only 19 but during the day wind chills right around zero for philadelphia at best. then the arctic blast really sinks in friday. morning lows challenging records and by the afternoon temperatures in the teens. but the wind chills friday will be dangerously cold to say the very least. in the pock notice friday morning it's cold. 35 below. it's cold as 25 below and this and concludes philadelphia and even delaware county and our northern and western suburbs as as 20 below in south jersey and delaware. even the shore and delaware beaches as cold as 10 below come friday morning. then saturday, we see some warmth moving our way. we'll see a storm system to the north, a cold area of low pressure a warming system moving up from the south. some snow saturday night changing over to rain sunday as this southern low takes over. overnight, the snow showers will be ending you'll be windy, lows in the teens. highs tomorrow only in the teens with wind chills below zero in

the morning and on the seven day forecast friday morning we're looking for new record of zero. saturday morning a new record of five. the snow showers change to ran showers late saturday night into sunday. and then it stays cold monday tuesday and wednesday. can't catch break around here. >> no. especially with a zero. >> that's what i was fixated on. >> we need to catch a bus or plain to clearwater, florida. >> looks good down there too. pitchers and catchers reported. first practice tomorrow. cole hamels is speaking about his rebuilding program. wants nothing to do with it. our lesley van arsdall is there and she has a report ahead

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pitchers and catchers report to do clearwater today with first practice tomorrow morning. our lesley van arsdall reported to spring training as well and she has the report. >> reporter: it's reporting day for pitchers and catchers here in clearwater. cole hamil made it very clear he's not happy. he's quoted in usa article saying i just want to win that's all. that's all any competitor wants and i know it's not doing to happen here. i want to go to place where i can win again. phillies manager sandberg addressed the trade rumors. >> that's part of the business and i believe that they realize that. they're also professionals and this is professional sports and you have seen it before and it's kind of part of the game. >> this off season trade rumors also swirling around ryan howard

but sandberg says he expects big things from the big peace. >> right now he's -- he's here to pro pair for the season as one of guys. if he gets to where he's -- he's hitting 30, 35 homeruns which is good homeruns for this day and age of baseball he can help us win games this year. right now unless he gets unseated he's the first baseman. >> first official workout for pitchers and catchers is thursday morning. cole hamels will speak with the media on is a. lesley van arsdall "eyewitness sports". >> to the flyers now. back in action tomorrow against the sabres. they are six points behind boston for the final play off berth. before the game, defensive man eric desjardins will be inducted into the flyers hall of fame. >> explorer price knocking down the triple. he scored 19 points. he would miss layup.

jarrel wright was there to slam home the two points. lasalle took care of duquesne 87-72. more news when we come back.

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special evening for our own natasha brown. honor of black history month she was named a woman of substance and style tonight. award ceremony was held at the on chestnut street. the women of substance and style event is now in its 14th year and a big congratulations to natasha. we're proud to have her. >> got that rye. substance and style. >> that's right. new at 11:00 night the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine helping to mick wishes come true for deserving kids. ♪ >> p com hosted its eighth annual talent show to raise

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>> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and, have a von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. thanks for being with us tonight on oy but news at 11:00. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman. his guest fill's own will smith. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow.

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