♪ right now breaking news. a car crash foot chase and shots fired. while scene tonight in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood. and police shot one suspect at least one time. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live on the scene with some late breaking details. todd. >> reporter: chris, there are actually two shootings scenes to night but this is where it all started. right here at 17th and cayuga

streets you can see the back window of this van has been shattered. i'm told that an officer from the 39th police district fired several shots at a us suspect at a second location. it's believed that officer shot the arm suspect at least one time. the officers were initially call out to 17th for a shooting there they found a mini van that had been shot out by as many as 15 bullets at around 7:30. that same van also crashed into utility pole. they found the driver, a 23-year-old man lying on the ground shot in the torso. the shooting happened right near a church that had people inside it at the time. investigators say a second man then got out of the back of the van as officers arrived and began to quickly walk away. police say they noticed the man had begun with an extended clip and the officers began to chase the man down about a block away to lavish street. >> that's when the officer ordered the male to stop, drop the weapon, show his hands stop

running, the male refused. he turned, he pointed the weapon in the direction of both officers. that's when one officer dischargeed his weapon. striking the suspect in the torso. >> reporter: police say the suspect dropped these two guns after the officer fired. the suspect who is 24 years old was shot a total of three times. but it's not clear how many times he may have been shot by police. investigators are looking into the possibility that he may have been shot while he was in the van before officers arrived. a total of 20 shots might have been fired here tonight. both suspects right now are at temple university hospital. they're in stable condition. no officers were injured. up term affairs right now is investigating and as you can imagine they have a ton of ballistic evidence to sift through to sort this whole thing out. reporting life tonight in nicetown todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". thank you, todd.

develop news right now disturbing discovery mater in the frankford section of the city today. a woman's body was found partially buried in the backyard of a home there. eyewitness took pictures of a man being taken into custody by police. he was reportedly brought down with a taser. but he's not been charged. it's unclear what if any connection he has to that woman who was found dead. new at 11:00 police are investigate a woman's claim she was sexually assaulted by an uber x driver. the alleged incident happened on february 6th in the city. police questioned the driver who has not been charged. and uber x spokesman tells "eyewitness news" the woman was dropped off at the tim police district station on the night of the alleged assault. that person also told us as this investigation continues the driver's access to the uber platform has been suspended. much of europe remains in shock tonight following the crash avenue commercial airliner into a mountainside in the french alps. there are many questions about

what happened here and there are no signs of survivors. the germanwings air bus with 150 people on board was about an hour into its flight from barcelona to duseldorf when something went terribly wrong. the plane departed at 10:00 a.m. climbing to its cruising altitude of 38,000 feet. there it stayed for just 60 seconds before beginning steep decent that lasted eight minutes. without a distress call. >> we have to investigate properly with all the professionals what went wrong. >> what can be seen of the wreckage is minimal. >> there are no pieces any more this hiker said. there is nothing. the plane has total the disappear. >> the debris at a high remote area of the alps makeing retrieving bodies and wreckage difficult and snow is in the forecast. but crews have already found one of the plane's flight recorder which is could give clues to its final minutes. germanwings is a low cost subsidiary of lou hansa airline

the 25-year-old aircraft was just expect expected on monday. 16 high school students and two teachers were returning from an he can change program in spain. >> we are very shocked at this moment. >> airline officials would not speculate on the cause of the crash. >> it has been a disastrous 12 months in the skies with the disappearance of malaysian flight 370. the shooting down of malaysia flight 17 in ukraine and the loss of air asia flight in the java sea include dag's crash 1,095 people have died in air disasters in the past year. a local family is shaken but safe after they come inches from disaster. schoolbus slammed through a wall right into their home. chaotic scene this morning on windemere drive in blue bell as the bus from saint helena elementary school went out of control with nine students on board. a few of those students say that

the driver was less than lucid just before he lost control. jumping the curb and then hitting that house. jill lafferty her husband and one of her daughters were home. >> sounded like an explosion and the force was so great that it pushed both of us on the floor. five seconds earlier and it would have been tragic. >> amazeingly no one was injured. it's not clear why that bus driver lost control. new tonight a proposed drug treatment center as people taking sides in historic hatter don feel. what will happen with the former bancroft facility next to haddon feel high school remains unclear unclear. but "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt was there as the community voiced its concerns. >> i was kind of surprised. i mean haddon feel has been really happy to have bancroft here all these years. they've been great having them in the neighborhood. >> reporter: when melissa adams got work the historic school was living and substance recovery center might move in she panic. >> i think it's a little dangerous for the neighborhood.

selling is fine. i think it depends who they're going oh sell it to. >> reporter: tuesday night almost 100 other passionate neighbors packed into the haddonfield commissioner's meeting. before anything is final borough officials will have to approve a rezoning. >> we have to give them a fair shake. they have to come in and make their representation, and that's what we'll do. >> reporter: bancroft school opened its haddonfield doors in 1883 but now the 132-year-old school is plan agnew complex in mt. laurel. recovery centers of america based in king of prussia wants to move in but the sale isn't final just yet. some neighbors are concerned about this high school is just a hundred feet away from bancroft' property. there's also an elementary school a few blocks away. one neighbor says that recipe spells trouble. >> located next to a high school school. and you're talking about some patients that have severe problems. >> this neighbor says he's not close to making up his mind. >> i'd like to hear all signed and understand both ends before any decision can be made.

>> reporter: there's no official timetable for the sale to go through. first developers of the new site need to submit the official proposal before the commission. in haddonfield david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> we reach out to recovery centers of america but we did not hear back. commissioners say sight developers will hold open meeting with the public in the coming week. hackers break into the computer network of a south jersey school district and now they're demanding a ransom. teachers and students at four elementary schools in the swedesboro woolwich district got hit by hackers yesterday morning morning. these hackers messaged they wanted to be paid 500 bit coins a digital currency equivalent to $128,000. >> school was in session much as it might have been 20 or 30 years ago before the advent of technology. >> for now the hackers identity and motive remains a mystery. the district is working to get thing back up and running. police have now identified the pedestrian hit by two cars

and killed in bensalem today as 28-year-old christina massey. investigators believe that she may have crossed against the light at street and knights road when she was hit this morning. one driver did stop. the second kept going but police did track them down that driver at home in new jersey. no charges have been filed. well tonight we decided to take a look closer look at this intersection once again street road and knights road in bensalem. let's take look at from it street view. it gives i was better look at exactly what it's like there. you might be surprised to learn according to penndot, this is one of the most heavily traveled intersections anywhere in the country. in fact researchers found 55,000 vehicles pass through this each day. and according to recent study by time magazine and the national highway traffic safety administration this is the most dangerous intersection anywhere in the country. over 10 year time frame they analyzed traffic here, there were seven deadly crashes.

we are getting our first look tonight at police surveillance video of an incident allegedly involveing drunk secret service officers. the video shows a car pulling up outside an entrance to the white house grounds. a woman drops off a package which she says is a bomb and then the vehicles speed off. 30 minutes later the two secret service agents are seen driving slowly toward the entrance which is now a crime scene because of that bomb investigation. they nudge a plastic barrel aside. the secret service director today testified he learned about the incident five days after it happened. >> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight residents in cape may get a chance to voice their opinion on a controversial decision to demote that city's police chief. captain robert sheehan received a standing ovation as he went and side tonight's council meeting at congress hall. council took that action back on march 3rd they said they were concerned that sheehan was part of an investigation into a sub ordinance possible abuse of comp time. the prosecutor said that after

the meeting sheehan was not facing any criminal charges. >> maybe when this investigation is over and if rob sheehan is exonerateed which i hope he will be we will reconsider our discussion and our decision. councilman jerry enter wise resigned in protest of sheehan's demotion during that hearing -- meeting back on march 3rd. drugs, guns and reptiles but it's what else was found inside of delaware home that has police really concerned tonight. also, on the way all eyes on the road because eyes will be watching you. details on the new crack down on a major area roadway. kathy? right now we're looking at clear skies. it's about to get warmer and wetter across the delaware valley. so when does this rain move in and when is it out? we'll take look that plus the soaring temperatures coming up much chris. >> and happy memories fading. a new report says that alarming number of patients aren't being told of a debilitateing disease

they have. our health reporter stephanie stahl with why so many families are kept in the

>> breaking news in williamstown new jersey. a pedestrian has been hit and killed by a vehicle. chopper three live over that scene right now. this is tuckahoe road near route route 322. we're toll the vehicle did remain on the scene. new jersey is joining a multi state effort to track crack down on distracted driving driving. state police adding extra enforcement patrols on i-95 today. it's all part of what's being called the i-95 challenge and the goal is to reduce crashes along the major east coast artery that stretches from florida to maine. troopers will be on the look out for violators. >> looking for speeding, seat belts, tailgateing, distracted driving and of course the move over law. what we're hoping to do with publicity and our media is get out the message so people will change their driving behavior before we have to get them pull over.

>> the eye i name challenge runs that was sunday and the neck challenge will be in august. take look at these suspects jennifer chadwick jeremiah feaster and antonio graves are all facing charges to night police say she seized drugs and guns from their home on heritage court drive as well as 17 dangerous reptiles in their cages. investigators also told us the suspects were trying to destroy crack cocaine when they arrived. also, police say there was a three-year-old inside the home during all of this, and all thee suspects are now facing a charge of endangering the welfare of a child. in campaign 2015 tonight republican martina white won a special leck represent northeast philadelphia in the pennsylvania stat house. white defeated democrat sarah in the 1,070th district 57 to 43%. white fills the seat vacated by congressman brendan boil in january candidates forge

philadelphia mayor discussed education tonight. "eyewitness news" at gw child school in point breeze for that pub leck forum. doug oliver, nelson diaz milton street anthony williams and jim kenny all discussed their plans to improve the district's performance and its finances. candidates lynne abraham and melissa bail dull not attend the event. primary day for philadelphia mayor is may 19th. actress angelina jolie surprises the world with another surgery and once again it's an attempt to ward off cancer. jolie made the revelation in a new york times op ad and she's had her ovaries and fallopian tubes remove as of last week. the 39-year-old super star carries the brca1 gene mutation that greatly increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer. her mother, grandmother and aunt all died from that disease. and recent blood test showed a possible early sign of cancer.

ovary makes estrogen and progastrin she's with out the hormone produceing ovaries menopause is produced a decade earlier than in a woman. >> more than a half a million americans will develop alzheimer's disease this year. but there's new information as ams half of those will never be told their diagnosis and tonight's health watch health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what's behind this alarm statistic. >> he was very happy there. >> reporter: those happy memories are fading for 76-year-old dick who lives in south jersey. his daughter says her father has alzheimer disease a devastating diagnosis that the family doctor did not initially reveal. >> i'm angry very angry. >> a new report from the alzheimer's soaks says many families are left in the dark by doctors only 45% of alzheimer's patients and their families are told about it. >> this is not acceptable. the al alzheimer's association

believes people have a right to know their diagnosis. >> carol says her dad saw the doctor a lone when he was put on alzheimer's drug. but nothing was explained to the family who was worried about his memory trouble. >> i think with dad he left the office and he forgot about it he may not have wanted to share it because he was afraid. >> there are laws called hipaa that prevent doctors from talking about patients unless the patient greece. that's why families are advised to get involved and ask questions. there is no cure for alzheimer's but when detector early it can sometimes be slowed and patients and their families can have time to make plans. >> i have a lot of anger and now i think i also have a lot of sadness because i always wonder how much better could he be? could could we have helped sooner. >> now it's a waiting game for carol and her family who can't figure out why the doctor wasn't more forthcoming. >> one of the most common reasons they're worried about causing emotional distress. >> and doctors say it's

difficult to explain a complicateed fatal disease in the limited time given for appointments. there's now a proposal that would allow doctors to build medicare for time spent counseling patients and caregivers. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> it was a great day here at cbs3 and the cw philly. a great cause. >> that's right. today the sixth annual phone bank benefiting ronald mcdonald house charityies all the money we raised from 6:00 in the morning until 8:00 o'clock at night goes to this non-profit that is devoted to improving the health and well-being of sick children and their familyies. family also in our commune the and really all round the world want a difference your generosity makes. today, thanks to our sponsors, our volunteers and you we raised a grand total of $1,176,590. (applause). >> a staggering amount of money and it's all in support of ronald mcdonald house charityies. thank you so much for playing

part in this. again this is one of the great things we get to do each and every year. eighths labor of love for us. there's really nothing better. >> a great great day here and kathy, it was a good day to kind of be inside and soak up all the great energy because it was a little chilly out there. >> yeah. it was. it was great. great energy here and thank to you everyone for sharing they're wonderful stories with us and all of our viewers as well. >> yes. >> we are looking at a warm up in that forecast. but tonight, it is the big cool down. in center city, we're looking at clear skies and light winds and that means temperatures are in the 30s and in the 20s. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are taking their observations and you will see them at the bottom of your screen. we're talking about 20s and 30s already. take a look at some of these numbers life neighborhood network takes us to the university in philadelphia. 34 degrees in reading at the airport only 32. so freezing at mercer county airport, 34. new castle county airport the wind is calm the temperature only 31 degrees. so okay, one more big cool down

before a warmup. average high is 56. today only 40. 50s tomorrow. 60s on thursday. 50s on friday but look we're going the wrong way temporarily as we end the month but then we're hoping for big things out of april. we'll see how that goes. right now in philadelphia 35. but with light winds and millville only 24, 28 in wildwood. in atlantic city airport 27. the poconos 22. it feels like we're back in february. you can see state college at 34. washington at 39. so everyone experiencing the cold weather at this point. i want to show you something on storm scan3. we have the cold air through the northeast and all the way down through the mid atlantic. you can see all of this rain to our south. but this represents a warm front. a leading edge of the warmer air the blue is the cold. the green is the moderating temperatures and all of this is going to be pushing our way before this a cold front moves through the region. here's the setup. high pressure over us tonight. it's to the north so we have that cold air locked in. that continues overnight and for

tomorrow morning. winter coats required in the morning. by the afternoon, the clouds roll in. a few spotty showers. temperatures rise into the 50's but thursday is the real jackpot but we do have some liquid gold, yes, some rain associated with this. some strong southerly winds temperatures soaring so a warm windy and wet day for thursday with this front thursday evening even a few rumbles of thunder and then it gradually gets cooler on the back side of that front. so it's a one hit wonder as far as the warm is this concerned. thursday rain heavy at times we have temperatures in the 60s. and southwesterly wind. overnight tonight it's the cold before the warm moves in. 30 in the city. 20s in the suburbs high tomorrows in the 50s and then we seat warmth. on the seven day forecast, yes it's one day but we'll take it. 68, some spots making it to 70. friday 54. not bad. saturday 43 in the city. 30s in our suburbs. sunday monday we start a warming trend. tuesday the last day of march.

>> oh. >> so long march. >> goodbye march. hello april. >> hopefully april will be no joke. >> i'm counting on you april. >> we all are. >> all right. >> kathy thanks. >> remember the old ef hutton commercials. >> yes. >> same thing with this guy jeffrey lurie. >> couldn't wait to hear from the owner corner at the owners meetings in phoenix. two big issues. front office shake up and the trading of shady mccoy. that man addresses them both co

jeffrey lurie spoke to the media during break in the owners meetings in phoenix wolf situations to ab addressed number one was chip's idea or his idea to move the coach ahead of howie roseman in a front office shake up? >> i decided that it was important enough to adopt the vision and philosophy of integrating the scouting with the coaching on a daily basis.

he felt he could be maximizeed best with a senior personnel executive that was of his choosing and of course with my approval and i feel that that was important to back him on that. >> number two, what are his thoughts on chip's decision to trade the team's all-time leading rusher shady mccoy? >> to maximize his power spread offense he always admired the one cut runners. and that's, you know, that's what he admired. if -- you got to let a coach try to bring in the players that fit best what he's all about to maximize what he's trying to accomplish. >> just a smart man making sense. temple owls back in action tomorrow night when they host louisiana tech in the quarter finals of the nit. this would be the second matchup this season against the bulldog. the owls won the first meeting by seven. the last time the owls made it to new york for the semi semi finals

was 2002. >> i'm sure louisiana is saying the same thing as the other folks that are trying to get to new york. but right now we have one game in front of us and we're very much in tune with how important it is. and it would be great for our program and for our players. >> sixers out west taking on sacremento brett brown's lost 15 straight away from the wells fargo center. seventy three a 70-63 lead though at the half time over the kings. spring training action the fightings taking on the braves big fellow ryan how war takes his pitch over the wall at right centerfield. that's his third homerun of the spring. darrin ruf overpowered the confines of the paying surface. they beat the braves five to three. we'll be right back.

rowan university students are going bald for a good cause. >> they cut their hair off to show solidarity with young

cancer patients. "eyewitness news" at the fifth annual saint badrick's day event on the glassboro campus. a few of the 66 students who took part in the fundraiser seven of them women. they hope to raise $45,000. way to go, guys. looking good, too. easy to do your hair. we'll be right back.