tore here to buy his son a video game, he had been doing well, in school and monies his ninth birthday and officer wilson, never walk out. brothers 30 year-old carlton hipps and ramone williams have been arrested and charged with killing 30 year-old philadelphia police officer robert wilson. more than 50 bullets were exchange thursday at this game stop at between the second and lehigh. surveillance video inside recorded the fierce gun battle as customers and employees ran for cover. >> they were both firing at him. he was taking round. he was a actually being hit during the exchange of gunfire but he continued to fight, continued to shoot until the fatal wound was fired and it brought him down. >> reporter: hipps was shot in the leg during second round of gunfire with officer wilson's partner, officer wilson's handcuffs placed on him friday securing him to his hospital bed. wilson's mark patrol car with his partner sitting inside was park outside game stop just before 5:00 thursday night. wilson was inside in line

wait to go buy a video game. police say williams had confessed to the shooting saying he thought the the video game store would be a soft target. >> he did not see the the police car outside and when he walk into the store, he didn't see the the police officer until they announced the robbery and then the police officer turn and gunfight was on. >> reporter: flag outside between the second police district where officer wilson work was at half staff and black bunting draped the building. >> i have seen a lot have heroic actions on part of the police officers over the years. i have not seen any that rosa above what i saw on that video. >> reporter: officer wilson is being credited tonight with saving the lives of the nine customers, employees inside here at the time. officer wilson leaves behind two children a one year-old and a eight year-old. a as for suspects those brothers they both have criminal histories. reporting live tonight from north philadelphia todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

thanks so much todd. members of the philadelphia police department have established a trust fund for officer wilson's family. anyone wishing to make a donation can mail a check to the robert wilson the the third family memorial trust fun. police and fire federal credit union 901 arch street, philadelphia pennsylvania 19107. officer wilson will be remembered during a special mass on sunday morning at saint math inn d flores parish the a a 2340 westerly high avenue in philadelphia the the mass begins at 10:00 o'clock. of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the officer shooting, coming up at 5:30, we will take a closer look at the at the suspects, carlton williams and hipps. their criminal history. why one of them was out on parole. there is breaking news right now cbs news has learned that the justice department is planning to bring criminal corruption charges against new jersey senator robert menendez. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the sat center with breaking develop

also david. >> reporter: i just got an e-mail from the senator's office and they say he will speak to the media at 7:00 o'clock tonight in newark. source with the department obvious advertise is telling cbs news attorney jenner i can holder has signed off on the corruption charges against the senior senator from new jersey and those charges will be filed in the next few weeks. allegations have followed menendez for two years that deal with the senator's relationship with an eye doctor in south florida, named salmon melge n, investigators, questioned several trips to his private plane in 2010. the senator reimbursed for melge n because under federal law it could be considered a gift. there are questions about whether menendez put pressure on the center for medicare and medicaid services to change reimbursement rules. fbi agents raided his office two years ago and he was a accused of over billing medicare by over nine million-dollar, and i reached out to senator menendez's office and spokeswoman said in the statement, i'll read tonight part as we have said

before, we believe all of the senator's actions have been appropriate and lawful, and facts will ultimately confirm. that any actions taken by senator menendez or his office have been to appropriate thely address public policy issues and not for any other reason, even quote. the statement went on to say that doctor melge n and nor menendez have been close friend for years. menendez has said he raised questions about medicare because of personal concerns he had not because of his friend's business interest. we will continue to follow this story live from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will have a lot to follow there. winter is certainly not giving up easily, after yesterday's storm temperatures plumeted overnight and some have of us woke up to record cold to day but things where to change and in a big way. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck where the sunnies still shining, kathy. >> it is, beautiful, chris. cold enough that all that snow is still on the trees making for a picturesque sight across the delaware valley. if you like the warmth get

ready. we have good news coming your way. right the now we are looking at clear skies on storm scan three and it will stay that way overnight. that means another cold night, cross the delaware valley. now here's some off the record this morning, we did break a record in reading way new record low, and allentown shattered the record of seven with a new low of three. atlantic city beat record of nine wilmington broke record of 11 with a new record of five. philadelphia we didn't make it, the the low 11, the record was ten. oh, so close. right now we're in the 20's throughout the region but still over 20 degrees below average in temperature. tonight, falling through the 20's into the teens a very cold night but temperatures will be on the rebound over the weekend and next week the jet stream lifts well to the north with the mild surge coming our way, you won't believe some of these numbers, in the seven day, kate and i will have that later in the broadcast when i see you inside. >> kathy, thank you so much. we are digging out from

thursday's storm and hopefully it was the last one of this winter season. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live on city avenue with the very latest on the the the chin up effort hi steve. >> reporter: natasha, let me throw a number at you, 8,316 is number of potholes that the philadelphia a streets department says that they have filled since january 1st of this year. the just take a look at city avenue. this is a mind field out here. that number does not account for recent spat of recent storms that we have had and it will not being for all of the thawing that will happen when temperature heat up but we spoke to drivers who are dealing with this right now. >> it is bone jarring. >> your stomach goes up in your throat. >> feels like your car is getting ready to collapse. >> reporter: so many descriptions for one sickening feeling. >> boom, boom, over and over again. >> reporter: they are talking about this. the city avenue, haverford, looks like the aftermath of repeated mortar strikes. these road are so banged up

and widespread there is no avoiding them. >> you literally to have get in another name just to go up city avenue. it is horrible. the it has been like that for weeks. >> reporter: city avenue has always had holes in the reputation but nearby residents say the the car damage here and across the city started totaling up with repeated rain, sleet and snowstorms. >> first snow we had right afterward there was significant damage after that. >> reporter: officials with penndot say more that you go will own make things worse before better. crews are focused solely on snow removal until the temperature increases, meaning now is one of the worst times to be here. >> because it causes accident. some people are swerving into the other lane to avoid them. >> reporter: that is big advice from a little man. triple a says one of the things you should not the do is swerve to avoid potholes slow down of course, when you see them. one of the things do you not know don't brake in the

pothole just roll over it. a lot better for your car overall. also the biggest piece of advice they could offer is report the the potholes, a pennsylvania department of transportation, wants to know where they are and how bad they are, so that they can make a account and fill them when temperature do warm up. we are reporting live along city avenue i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> where are they not at this point steve thanks very much. new york's laguardia airport has reopen a runway where delta jet skidded and crashed through a fence on thursday. cranes moved that plane to a hanger overnight it was trying to land when it came to a stop with the nose dangling over flushing bay. 127 passengers and five crew members were on board that plane, several people were hurt but their injuries were not serious. >> this particular runway had been plowed shortly before the incident and pilots on other planes reported good braking action. >> investigators will look at the pilot actions and look for

possibly quip. failures as well. small fuel leak from the plane was quickly contain. and developing will now police in delaware county are asking for public's help to find a missing teenager a search is currently underway for the 13 year-old who disappeared from his home on harrison drive-in newtown square delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the very latest for us matt. >> reporter: natasha police say that 13 year-old cayman nail disappeared late wednesday evening. he walked out of his front door at his home in newtown square and has not yet come back. kayman had been sitting at the kitchen table doing homework when the the e-mail came in. it was a school progress report and it shows some failing grade. we think he had it and decided to take off in the middle of the storm. >> reporter: kayman's parents say he left without a cell phone wearing this coat, rainy, foggy weather. the popular 13 year-old goes to the shiply school in bryn

mawr and his parent said he had never done something like this before. >> we don't no whether he went to wayne we don't know if he hopped a train to philly we don't know he got directions messed up and ended up in malvern, we don't necessity. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers spent their friday trying to figure out and well coordinated search based out of the naib home sent search's cross the area flyers in hand. >> it is amazing and what we're hoping that is with this media blitz and some people working that some within will recognize him. >> reporter: newtown square police are actively involve in the search although no signs of the young teen have been discovered. the snow is not making things any easier but still his parents hope for the best. they have a message for their son whom they hope is upset over messed homework. >> cayman come home i mean this is, it is not that big a deal. >> it is now officially two

days since cayman disappeared and his family has asked the the fbi to get involved in this case but it is no the clear if the agency has greed to help just yet. we are live outside police headquarters in newtown square matt rivers, cb is s3 "eyewitness news". search is on for cause of the fire that damaged a church in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood. it happened at holy innocence st. paul's episcopal church on torresdale avenue around 1:00 this morning. "eyewitness news" has learn that the fire began in the walls of the church. there are new development in the the plane crash involving the a actor harrison ford. >> engine failure. >> coming up, we will have more on the actor's distress call, and we will hear from a doctor who came to ford's aid immediately after that crash. and talk about a close call, a car loses control on a icy street and plows right into a woman on the street, we will hear from a stun eyewitness jim? it is our annual three on

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after launching eight years ago nasa a's probe has reach the planet known as sires. it is the largest object in the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter. it is about the size of texas. the probe also spent several months orbiting another object in that same as steroid belt. scientists consider both objects planetary building blocks and they hope this mission will shed light on how the the solar system formed. kathy, the the calm after the storm, but it is almost the warmth. >> yes, that is right, it is a amazing, what a different a day can make. >> huge difference. >> but it is sunny, that is right, it makes a big difference. eyewitness weather watchers

are reporting cold temperatures. you will see observations along the bottom of the screen. take a look outside where they are enjoying the snow. poconos didn't get the the most snow there about two to 4 inches. any snow is gold to extend the ski season at jack frost big boulder. pretty busy. it will be a terrific weekend. lets get down the shore where we pick up a good deal of snow, five to 8 inches down the shore. ocean city looking good on the board. little bit of melting going on. live neighborhood network takes us back to the beach patrol headquarters in margate and look at what happened yesterday. of course, snow came down sand covered with white and it looks like some folks were out there enjoying it, walking late last night and over the course of the day to day. temperature right now 22 degrees. you can see footprints. anytime you see snow on the beach it is a crazy visuals. lets get to our eyewitness cam, mark sent in this picture of berks county a country road right there and trees just covered with snow, just

clinging, with that snow and remember, once temperatures rise, all that will melt. this picturesque scene will be gone. enjoy it while we have it. temperatures across the region have been cold, high in philadelphia, 26, that is 23 degrees below the average high. the the average is near 50, for this time of the year but we have been no where close but that is finally coming. right now we mentioned mid 20's. allentown 22 degrees. poconos 21. temperatures fairly uniform with this arctic air mass sitting over us. storm scan three showing clear skies, few included to the the west but they will not do anything as far as temperatures is concern with the clear skies. it will be cold again tonight in the teens. tomorrow with high pressure to the south we will get a return flow warming us up with sunny skies in the the 30's. if you like that, sunday gets better with high temperatures in the 40's, starting to feel more like spring. monday, we will continue to inch up a few degrees. overnight tonight low temperature 13.

it will be cold. challenging some record but not the in the city. saturday mostly sunny high of 38. more melting going on. remember to spring ahead turn these clocks ahead one hour early sunday morning or saturday night before you go to sleep because daylight savings time begins. sunset on sunday will be 7:00 p.m. our three day forecast it only gets better saturday 38. sunday 46 the the the same. on machine with lots of sunshine. next half an hour kate will show you a seven day you will remember and cherish, coming up with warmer temperatures as

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one. midway through the third period right there. momentum kept swifting. the here comes rain simmonds. he has been big all year for them right in his office right there, the blast. simmonds tips tonight. orange and black are four points back of boston for final playoff spot in the eastern conference. all right. we will take you from the cold snowy dreary philadelphia to sunny clearwater florida for grapefruit league action. well, in the so much sunny. little rainy. 69 degrees. punchos, we will take it. cole hamels on the hill for his first time in the spring. he looked sharp. two innings, two strike outs. no runs are. only one hit. fill difficulties lose four-one. their lone coming on a xavier paul home run. not a lot of offense but cole hamels looked very good. a lot of or teams are eye on cole hamels. >> a lot of scouts there about 30 of them. >> okay, thank you, rob. still to come in the next half an hour we are learning more about the two brothers who have been arrested and

accused in the shooting death of police officer robert wilson. what we have uncovered tonight about their criminal histories. actor harrison ford survives a plane crash hear his distress call, plus see video and moments before impact. have you filed your taxes yet? if not maybe you have some questions you need answers, so three on your side is here to help, call our tax even if bank at 184-4977 cbs 36789 our experts will be answering the phones until 6:30 tonight. blank. atlantic city lose first response i'm cleve bryan coming up how big a hit will this be for

i'm chris may with some of the top stories for you today. two brothers are charge with first degree murder in the shooting death of philadelphia police officer robert wilson, the third. police say officer wilson was heroic until the very end exchanging gunfire with those suspects inside a game stop store. we will have more on officer wilson's life and the suspects in just a few minutes. new jersey senator robert menendez will speak with reporters at 7:00 o'clock tonight following reports that the justice department is proceeding with plans to bring

criminal corruption charges against the democrat. menendez is accused of doing political favors for a friend and donor in exchange for his political support. we are digging out from another winter storm, city avenue looked banged up with potholes all along the roadway. hopefully they we have seen the last of the snow for this year. kate? well, chris, we cannot prom that is because we have seen snow in late march and in april in philadelphia but certainly the last snow in the extended forecast we are till dealing with frigid air for are friday night. the clocks go forward and as we set those clocks forward the temperature will move forward as well. we will talk 50's, in the seven day forecast, that sound nice natasha. >> that does sound great thanks very much. today we are learning more about the suspects charge in the killing of the philadelphia police officer robert wilson, the third. investigative reporter charlotte wilson uncovered court documents and spoke to the man who used to rent a home to one of the men under

arrest. >> reporter: cowards, pure evil, and scum just a few of the word philadelphia officials have used to describe 24 year old ramone williams and 29 year-old carlton hipps, who both could face the the death penalty. the two brothers lived together here on the 1200 block of north hollywood street in brewerytown. police executed a search warrant of the home and recovered an ak-47. today in one answered at the home and neighbor passing by told us this. >> unaudible. >> reporter: williams used to live at this north philadelphia apartment. i team tracked down the former land lor this boy ramone williams his mother rented an apartment off of me before. we didn't have any problems. he was gone mess of the time. he had a fast carry know that. all dolled up. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the two brothers run into trouble with the law. >> ramone williams has two arrests, carlton hipps has six arrests, and he got out of

prison in i believe it was 2009. >> reporter: iteam found williams arrest record including retail theft. hipps have multiple convictions, he pled guilty to robbery and firearms charges following 2004 incident and was sentenced to ten years but hipps only served a minimum five before being released on parole in 2009. state probation and parole board document on tane by iteam shows hipps received a positive recommendation from the department of corrections. the board determined he was not a risk to the community and demonstrated motivation for success. as of yet hipps was still on county probation he met with his probation officer on tuesday, who noted no problems. under county pro business hipps was prohibited from possessing any firearms. police say at least 50 shots were fired yesterday and williams has confessed to police semiautomatic guns they used were purchased on the street. now police are investigate hog may have illegally supplied those guns to the brothers and that person could face

charges. for the iteam i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also dan ago roid plan to donate to the memorial fund for officer wilson's family. he made an announcement to the philadelphia flower show today. >> encourage listeners to step up, and match the the contributions that have coming in. we will talk to the corporate office in toronto to make sure that happens next week. >> reporter: officer wilson leaves behind two children age nine and one. black madam murder case is now going to the philadelphia jury. prosecution and defense wrapped up closing arguments this afternoon. page victoria winslow is charge mountain the 2011 death of the british tourist. she performed a buttocks enhancement procedure on that woman in the hotel near the airport. winslow testified in her own defense and claimed that she safely gave those silicone injections to celebrities. act a or harrison ford is recovering from surgery to

repair broken bones he suffered in the plane crash in california yesterday. cbs news correspondent susan marquez has more. >> reporter: crews partially disassembled and took away vintage single engine plane that harrison ford crash landedded on a gulf course thursday afternoon. the seven two-year old actor made a distress call shortly after taking off by nearby santa barbara airport. >> engine failure need to return. >> he even landed on the court. >> reporter: golfers and bystanders rush to pull ford from the plane. spinal surgeon was one of the first to reach him. >> as you can imagine he was monkey little bit where am i saying thing of that nature but he was alert. >> reporter: investigators with the national transportation safety board will get a closer look at a airplane hanger where it will be stored. >> the the engine will be examined, the wreckage of the aircraft will be examine. >> reporter: ford managed to avoid homes in the area on the way down but did clip a tree.

cbs news aviation consultant sully sullenberger has flown with ford in the past. >> i'm sure he has flown out of that airport many times and he knows where the open areas air and it was a gulf course. he would have had that already in mind. >> reporter: emergency crews carried ford off the course and rush him to the nearby hospital. a few hours later his son tweeted daddies okay battered but okay. susan marquez for cbs news venice, california. this is not first time harrison ford has been involved in the air crash, back in 1999 he crash his bell 206 helicopter in california but he was in the hurt. a car loses control and hits a woman and all of it is captured on camera. this happened in road island. watch as the the car comes down an icy hill hitting a park car and then an 18 year-old woman. woman was taken to the hospital where she was treated and released. >> there is a blind spot coming over that hill you cannot see this over here.

she came down during this segment. >> police did blame weather for this accident and didn't file any charges. and a lot of our majors are back to normal so far at least in the weather-related sense i'm talking about. the just in time for our friday rush. the a as we head out on to woodhaven road you can see penndot crews on the the scene here in the eastbound lanes. we will see slow go approaching this accident scene. this is also right before you get off bristol pike a slow go over there. we will head on out to the airport and you can see on i9 five everything looking fine in both directions right here. little bit of the volume. residual volume from the earlier accident that has been push over to the side ape potholes in the area that were being filmed a minute ago but there is one, on i-95 northbound on the ramps to bartram avenue. be on the look out for that as well. no problems really for a lot of mass transit back to normal and septa regional rails, new jersey transit and dart but

running on mode filed schedule for amtrak and small detours for septa buses no delays at philadelphia international airport. that is definite will hi some good news. chris and natasha back over to you. a cure for belly fat, coming up, the the diet that claims to switch off fat genes that keep you from losing weight. >> looking forward to that. also ahead a local man embraces cold and snow, see his own polar plunge in his backyard. you have to do something to kill time. jim? our tax phone bank continues if you have a tax question, we've got volunteers here to answer those questions, until 6:30 the the number is 1.844.977.cbs3. kate? and jim talking tax time always means we're heading toward spring and i'll tell you the forecast will show a little bit of spring once we get into next week. we have nice numbers to share with you. i'll have them. we will check with our

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well, do you think you had it bad this win ther? look at this bald eagle in hanover, york county pennsylvania gaming commission released the picture that shows the eagle perched on it eggs to keep them warm even as the snow continues to pile up, almost burying the bird. the chicks are expect to hatch, in two to three weeks. hopefully in warmer temperatures. >> let's hope so. >> a no shirt, no shoes, in problem, for upper more land's mike sirocka as he enjoys the snow in the bathing suit. couple summer salts right there in the yard and eventually mike lets his son

bury him under the snow. apparently this is not a case of cabin fever, mike we're told does this, each and every year. >> wow. >> get the circulation going i guess. >> you don't have to go shirt less to enjoy the snow. connect with us on facebook and twitter and share your snow pictures and videos. >> i did a snow a age until four layers of clothing and was still freezing. i cannot imagine how mike does. that more power to him. something, you know, bring away hearst on the snow day. lets start off with live neighborhood network cam why from lower merion high school. earlier this morning all of montgomery avenue was letly covered in snow, pack down snow and ice. a real mess on this camera. you can see things have gotten better. a lot of that having to do with the stronger march sun that we felt today that help melt the snow. as long as you had plow trucks and salt trucks accounts snow was melted quickly. it was a mess across the area this morning.

yesterday's snowfall help get above average on the year. snowfall year to date 23 inches. this is normal 19.9 so we have had an above normal winter. and, through this date last year we had 62.9 inches of snow. we ended up with 68 inches of snow. we are doing better then we did last year but still an above average winter despite late on set of the heavy snow. let check with our weather watchers because they provided so many updates throughout the course of the storm and now reporting cold temperatures. 26 degrees. this is phil chatlane in philadelphia 26. he sent us a lovely picture of the wind mere art new people in chestnut hill. such a beautiful sight. the snow blanketing the branches against the the blue skies today. want to show you another couple pictures because we have had great ones. look at the ice that form. look at this from lynn springer never seen so many ice sickles. i notice that had as well.

in our parking lot you can see ice forming on the cars. reason is sunnies strong enough to melt snow in direct sunlight. a as that snow melt and runs town areas that are not directly linked the ice sickles will form. we will see a lot of those. we will take you to the next page or slip right back to the first page pull up pictures of these two puppies. it is not working at the moment. this is jake and his stick. little things in life like a old stick or trip to the dog park that make jake happy a lieutenant of great stuff from our weather watchers. lets go out to our cameras here from campbell's field looking live over ben franklin bridge. nice looking sunset. we have a few more cloud out there at the moment but no problems, it was a beautiful looking day but boy was it cold i'll tell you though 20's in march do feel better than 20's in january thanks to the stronger march sun. look at storm scan three quickly because there is nothing to see. everything clear. our storm cleared out and everything is quiet at the moment.

now we are talk about improving weather throughout the weekend and into next week. temperatures still very cold. twenty-six at the the airport. twenty-two in allentown. that is 20 degrees below average. watch as it lifts through weekend and into next week mild air begins to invade and temperatures start to climb. we will jump from the 20's today, 30's tomorrow to 40's on sunday. stays there through tuesday and we will promise 50's are on the way. they will get here eventually. overnight tonight mainly clear very cold down to 13 degrees. that will be last of the teens for a while. tomorrow we are up to 38, not as harsh, mostly sunny and pretty beautiful saturday. set these clocks forward before you you go to bed saturday night. feels like you will lose an hour but sunday will feel like a nice long day. sun does not the set until 7:00. nice mild take to get outside a lieutenant of snow melt happening this weekend. monday lots of sunshine at 46 degrees. as we head into next week there is a a system tuesday coming by that could bring showers to our southern zones, that moves out and in its wake

here comes the milder weather, first time in a while we have had a nice sunny stretch of above average temperatures, 53 on wednesday, 52 on thursday and in the 50's gannon friday and we will enjoy it. now back to you at the desk. well, on the healthwatch today latest weight loss research is fine ago this calories are only part of the equation. >> well now a new diet plan promises to reset your genetics to help you change your weight and your health. correspondent meg reports. >> reporter: davidson says the zero belly diet uses latest scientific evidence to silence the fat genes that are keeping you from losing weight. one is how inflammation in the body mess west our hormones, driving us to eat more and store more fat. he says the process foods that make up 70 percent of the american diet are the problem. >> our body has a heart time processing these processed food and that causes backups

which lead to florida nation. >> reporter: he says certain nutrient rich food can reset your bodies genes to slim. >> biggest thing to get rid of the kill are fat deep within your stomach and pressed up against your vital organs and feeding them toxins and overtime it can lead to diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease certain forms of cancer. >> he said every meal should have healthy fat protein and fiber, food feedback tear use in your gut and get rid of the bad ones that signs is showing can make you fat. >> i have a zero bellyberg inner there which is 94 percent lean grass feed beef and what studies have shown is that has as many omega three's as fish. so you can have these great, delicious foods and still fight inflammation restore gut health lose a lot of weight. >> reporter: exercise, attacks dangerous belly fat and super

food have helped the average person lose more than 13-pound in six weeks with some losing as much as 16 in only two weeks. >> that was meg ferris reporting for us tonight, as with any diet, you're wise to check with your doctor first. stay with us, still ahead on "eyewitness news" an action thriller and sequel hit the box office this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up a senior all-star cast continues their new lease on life in the second best exotic miracle hotel and robot gets a friendly up great in chappy. ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little

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behind the scenes look. >> reporter: this week senior all-star cast of the surprise hit best exotic miracle, hotel reunite for sequel and in the near future a robot learns to think, feel and be a little bit more human in chappy. the reprogram row about the brought to life by dev patel and his team is gentle curious and step forward in science but others see him as a threat including hugh jackman who got the chance to be the bad guy. >> so have have fun. >> it took me all these years to work out, that the the hero, a lot of hard work man you get beaten up, and then win the very last fight right? villain wins everything except in life. so much better. >> problems here. >> unaudible. report report from the near

future to the present, dev patel stars in the second best exotic mar goal hotel which brings back stars from the original judy dench, maggie smith and bill nye and add an exciting new guest. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is the the great... >> pretty much a dream until right now. extraordinary cast for an actor to bang heads with these guys from the camera, it is great fun. >> i'm sorry were you talking to me. >> i didn't want to tell you anything. >> i'm older and wiser. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier back to you in the studio. for all of the latest news watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" for now. >> now at 5:00, at 6:00 is there new information in the murder of the philadelphia police officer tonight two brothers have been charged in his killing, we will tell what you we have uncover about their past. >> digging out from our biggest storm of the winter

"eyewitness news" has tagged along for 24/7 operation of cleaning it all up kathy. >> another coal night on the way but milder temperatures in that seven day, remember daylight aviation time begins and it will be feeling much more like spring details coming up in the warming seven day. >> reporter: volunteers have joined police in the search for 13 year-old delaware county boy, tonight we will talk with the teenager's parents and hear message they want out. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. we're all going to suffer this loss for a very long period of time. >> city of philadelphia mourning murder of a police officer and tonight we're uncovering disturbing details about two brothers whom police say are responsible for killing tonight. both suspects were charge in

the murder of officer robert wilson the their. good evening i'm's chris may. i'm natasha brown in for guess contact also new tonight we are hearing dramatic call for help in the moments right after officer wilson was shot multiple times. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live outside game stop store at 22nd and lehigh, that is where this tragedy took place todd. >> reporter: natasha investigators tell me that until the suspect announced the robbery here inside the store they had in idea officer wilson was there and that his partner was sitting in the mark patrol car just outside. police contend brothers carlton hipps and 26 year-old ramone williams were armed and full of bad intentions about nine employees and customers written side when robert wilson confronted the men.