w with the the woman who came to the victim's rescue. good evening i'm chris may. i'm's jessica dean. we have team coverage of this developing story, we will begin with our walt hunter who just spoke to the good samaritan who found would the man battered and bruised. he is live in delaware county walt. >> reporter: as horrifying as this crime was it could have been so much worse if not the for a good samaritan a young woman who found the victim hand cuffed and shackled in a cemetery, came to her rescue, sheltered her, alerted police and may well have saved her life. we spoke exclusively with that good samaritan this afternoon and she asked us in the the to reveal her identity or where she lives. police have revealed new information about the crime new video, being shown right here released this afternoon showing a vehicle that police believe may have held the three attackers as they beat their victim taserd her, held her in the parking garage and then came back once again

after they abandoned her in the cemetery to torture her some more hoping to get numbers to her atm. at that point in the cemetery with the rain falling a good samaritan came along and saw her and came to her rescue. we spoke with her as she described what that moment was like. >> we seen a lady coming out of the cemetery. we could tell her hand were cuffed behind her back and she was yelling for help. he said he asked me difficult see her? i said should we turn around. we said yes. we turned around. by this time she made her way to the middle of the island. so she said ma'am are you okay. she said i have been kidnap abduct. i don't know where i am can you help me. her feet were shackled together. her hand were behind her back. her eye was basically swollen shot. she had something around her neck. something was over her eyes and her pants were like undone and she had dirt all over her clothes. i could tell she was like really shaken up.

>> reporter: the good samaritan says that she and her brother-in-law sheltered the victim doing what they could for her and calling police. there were many others who simply drove by . she told me she wanted to do this because if it were a member of her family that is what she would hope they would do for them. we will have much more on this compelling interview of this good smart tane and brother-in-law tonight at 11:00 my collogue diana rocco will have more details on this act in the wake of such a terrible crime. reporting live i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> courageous indeed walt, thank you. our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson hoist live on jewelers road in center city with a closer look at that new video released just hours ago, steve. >> reporter: judges as walt paint aid clear picture with the end of the ordeal with his exclusive interview philadelphia police releasing new details on the beginning of this ordeal including new

information that the woman was not only physically abused but that her attackers used psychological torture to torture their victim. >> they kept telling her today is the day that you're going to die. >> reporter: over and over again, these are the words philadelphia police say three men repeated to their victim in between torture sessionness this now infamous maroon van. >> someone had to see the men, someone has to know they had it, and what we're asking for is a tip. >> reporter: tuesday police begging the public for help with new video from the scene in the clear time line of events, take a look shortly after 1:00 sat take a afternoon this maroon e exxon owe line marking van marks the the garage. fifty-nine three-year old victim split from her boss and head down to her car. it the is then police say three men abduct would the man starting an ordeal that would last some two hours.

3:51 you can see van heading for roof where the woman is bound, beaten and shot some seven times with a taser. men demanding keys in a security code to the women's store. half hour later a security camera gets a good shot of the van while the the woman is being driven away. new video shows them heading east on chestnut. when it is clear she does in the know pass code to the store the men demand pin number from their atm card. 4:40 more video shows crooks refueling at this wawa in the 8400 block of bartram. police say it is one of the places they used the woman's atm card. very soon after she's dumped in the wooded area near a cemetery 10 miles away in darby township. again police say they have conducted interviews in this area and that business owners in the area, say they have seen the van in recent months, maybe four to five times within the past month. it is a maroon ford van late

90's to early 2,000 model with very distinct white markings on the sides. we have a picture of that vaananen our when site at cbs philly.com. if you know anything about this you are asked to call police. we are live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight we are hearing a 911 call connected to the in custody death of the man in vineland. >> he is outside. >> he is outside. >> what is he doing. >> screaming up there, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> reporter: that call fridays march 31st of this year and so thinks video that shows final minutes of the philip white's life. you can see him in the ground in the restraint by police. he died on the way to the hospital. the cumberland county prosecutor's office is now investigating that case. well now to a murder investigation in norristown montgomery county. police say that two men were firing at one another at

locust and basin streets. one of those men were hit. woman drove that man to plymouth township where she flagged down police to help. that man later died at the hospital. the other gunman remains at large tonight. the man accused of taking fire fighters hostage last week was arraigned to day paul jordan is held on 1.5 million-dollar bail. it was last tuesday when police say he went to the lamott firehouse in elkins park and forced fire fighters in the basement at gunpoint. that situation was resolved without any injuries. authorities say that jordan had recently lost his job at that fire company. party is over for fraternities and sororities at rutgers university. school announced its banned greek organizational parties for the the rest of the spring semester this follows several alcohol-related problems this school year including the death of the student. we did check rutgers camden and it told us it did not have any fraternity or sorority owned houses. we have learn that the shut down of the four atlantic

city casinos has been benefiting those casinos still in business. remaining casinos increased their gross operating profits by 44 percent in 2014 to 341.1 million-dollar. the golden nugget had biggest profit jump of all up 144 percent. also, the average hotel occupancy rate was up 3 percent, compared to 2013. one casino that we know failed is now getting new life, the revel officially has a new owner tonight. revel sold for just 82 million-dollar, to the florida developer glenn straub. that building cost more than 2 billion collars to build initially. straub was on site today he told "eyewitness news" he wants to do 150 million-dollar worth of renovations and then have a soft opening plan for memorial day weekend. he said restaurants will open first followed by the hotel and then the casino. collindale police are looking for an allege scam

artist tonight identified as nicholas, of clayton, new jersey. police say he cheated a local pawn shop owner out of $7,400. the man showed up at the shop on macdade boulevard with real silver bars but then pulled a fast one when in one was looking and sold the store fakes. new at 6:00 die yet a tax a new jersey home owner guard evening in his backyard this happened yesterday morning in saddle will river bergen county christine sloan from our sister station w cbs in new york tells us you this home owner got the away. >> reporter: john, attack by this coyote gardening in his saddle will river, new jersey yard. >> i finish a section and just crossing the drive and boom he got me in the back of the leg. >> reporter: three puncture wound in the leg. moments after he yelled at the the coyote a a she who dead pups were found under the the cabin. >> she let go and i was able

to then just run up to the front of the steps here and rang the door bell. >> reporter: his wife rushing in get help. when they got back police officers in the yard. >> moved back maybe and amen we hair bang, bang they shot her three times. >> reporter: his neighbor's yellow lab also a a attacked by the same coyote over the weekend. strange because coyotes are nocturnal they mostly come out at night. >> coyoties transport todd division of fish and wild life to determine if it was rapist or some other sickness. >> reporter: residents in this suburban community terrified. >> we're all scared. there was one down the the street, i seen them in my yard. >> reporter: even though attacks on humans are rare coyoties are known to mistake small children and pets for food source, rodents and rabbits. department of environmental protection says coyoties usually have pups in april and may and encounters happen when

they are looking for food, keep garbage in tightly closed containers. if you come across die yet i made loud noises, throw roxanne spray a garden hose on them if you can. >> does it hurt. >> dull pain. >> reporter: the retired 77 year-old schoolteacher has gotten eight shots to prevent rabies. he is hoping test results on the coyote come back negative n saddle river are, new jersey christine sloan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow. >> if you are looking to plan a vacation road trip this summer could be best time to do it in years. >> we have details on why coming up. strike a rich with thousand dollars a day for rest of your life a new lottery game makes that possible and we will tell you how it works. also remembering a local hero a man who passed away after serving as a fire fighter for more than 80 years. kate? temperatures have already started to drop, showers working their way in, wind are out of the north east through

tonight and tomorrow we don't even get past the upper 40's so when do things turnaround and does it happen by week end? i'll have answers with the seven day, leslie. chip kelly making more moves to the eagles roster and what are the the flyers playing for since they won't be going to the playoffs. they will tell us coming up in sports.

thousands are expected to turnout for a funeral for a fire chief in bucks county. he passed away at 95 while still being an active member of that company. our todd quinones talk to some who knew him best. >> he is one in a million. they don't make them like john anymore. >> reporter: hear that a lot at edgeley fire company and for good reason. nine five-year old john had no peer. >> he is on record to be the oldest active volunteer fire fighter in the you had of america. >> reporter: seen here in this video posted on you tube he kept his sense of humor, most recently a member of the fire police directing traffic at fire scenes. he was hospitalized with breathing problems after volunteering during a fire in late february on a brutally cold night.

he died, on thursday. >> it is tough. it is tough on all of us. i mean he was a go to guy for everything. >> reporter: his grandson says 95 years old's dedication to fire fighting never yielded his helmet and several pictures acorn the the levittown firehouse documenting his services to saving lives. >> there was no way he would ever stop, if he stopped he would have passed years ago. >> reporter: he was captain here for 25 years. >> i represent the the township. >> reporter: that is him in the late 50's appearing in an instructional film. he is considered a founding father of fire fighter training in bucks county. he served with the edgeley fire company for 28 years. >> eighty-two years of service. some people are lucky to make it ten years these days. >> reporter: he worked as an electrician was a world war two veteran. he received nine purple heart and bronze and silver star. there will be a viewing thursday night the at the firehouse and friday night at 11:00 there will be a service

at edgeley fire company and from there his casket will be carried on a fire truck to his grave site. reporting live from the sat center, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a career and life, todd thanks very much. fundraiser is being held to raise money for a new k-9 officer at allentown police department. department's former k-9 patrolman named vinny had to retire early as a result of health problems. organizers for k-9 project said they made $12,500 to bring in a new four legged member to the force. energy department says summer drivers will see the lowest gas price necessary about six years. national average price is forecast to fall 32 percent from a year ago to $2.45 a gallon. that will happen between april and september. that would be the the lowest seasonal average since 20 on one. if you look at current gas price necessary our region you'll fine in pay gallon of regular is 2.53. in new jersey, it is 2.16. in delaware 2.27.

tickets for the pennsylvania lottery's new cash for life game went on sale today, first ticket was sold in carbon county 59:23 this morning. a few seconds later the first ticket was sold at wawa at eighty-fourth and bartram avenue in philadelphia in this game, the top prize is $1,000 a day, for the rest of your life and odd are winning or one to 21.8 million. >> you're saying is there a chance. >> yes. >> you cannot win if you don't play. >> but it looks like there is a a chance of rain but look at that. >> more of a chance of rain definitely happening outside. i loved thaw pulled out that line from dumb and dumber. storm scan three is showing where rain is and showing where that boundary of cooler air is. as we pull up our drawing tool here lets show you that boundary moving right through the city. north of here we have north east wind picking up, pushing showers through and bringing

in much cooler conditions and that is what we will feel as we head through tonight. lets check with our weather watchers and see what they are reporting, we are seeing colder conditions to the north. temperatures in the low 50's in new jersey. lawrenceville, peter reporting 52 with rain now. he says light rain and temperatures are falling. meanwhile we head further south into delaware and we are looking at mid to upper 60es a. jason 66 in middletown. jason says so nice to see high temperature in the 70's. it depend where you are across the the area today. unfortunately we will not sees 07's for the next two days. lets look outside and what we are looking at in the city looking live from campbell's field in camden as cross the river toward ben franklin bridge. it is looking cloudy glummy, low cloud and rain falling. i want to go back to the storm scan three picture. we will look at where pockets of heavier rain are pushing toward the the philadelphia area right down toward chester seeing stephie showers along

295, new jersey turnpike and we are seeing steady rain at the moment as well. look at this 24 hour temperature change. we told you in the 50's north and west. 21 degrees colder then at this time yesterday in allentown. 15 degrees colder then this time yesterday in philadelphia so the change is upon us. look at these northeasterly wind. that boundary is right about here. still south wind hanging on in delaware and south jersey but these northeast wind will bull dose through area tonight and it will get chilly. we are looking at dreary conditions right through rest of the week, 40's tomorrow 50 degrees on thursday and then friday a warm surge ahead of the cold front. still some showers but we are right back to the 70's. not too bad by end of the week what to expect? cloudy chilly breezy, showers anytime about .15 to quarter inch of rain. temperatures are 20 degrees below average in some spots. overnight tonight mostly cloudy showers 44 degrees. that temperatures go in where. we may be lucky to get to 49.

breezy cool, showers around. not the best second home game from the phillies. much different from yesterday. 45 degrees at first pitch with a few showers around. you're witness weather seven day forecast chilly wednesday and thursday. friday warmer with a thunderstorm possible in the afternoon but we are back to 73. then the weekend that is what we are looking forward to a lot of local baseball leagues starting up and things will look nicer. we are talking mid 60's with sunshine both saturday and sunshine. three more gray days and then we have the sun back. >> it is on the weekend when people can enjoy it. >> kate, thanks. good evening everyone, traveling on the schuylkill expressway will not ab a an easy one. but today is an exception. traveling on the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway thinks in the a still shot but stand still westbound side of the schuylkill is closed at conshohocken as a result of an incident belmont state police told cbs-3 there could be a shooting. they are in the sure. they are continuing to investigate that.

with that said westbound side of 76 is closed at conshohocken there is no vehicle traveling on the eastbound side because only shoulder gets by, by a smidge,e mergecy teams on the scene. when cbs-3 gets more information we will get more information so stay with us. i-95 switching gears to rush hour, slow out there rainy. making things slower. southbound i-95 notice around cottman definitely slow go. northbound we have the the same. anticipate usual rush hour delays but no delays for mass

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hard to believe three games left in the flyers season tonight taking on the islanders. new yorkers come to town looking for their first ever season sweep against the flyers. orange and black seem to play well against these teams so what do they play for since they're out of the playoffs? >> same thing as in the last two games we have played. just play hard as a team just

play with some attitude. >> there is nothing else we should focus on but then to play good hockey play good defense, play for pride. >> the phillies with the daze off, aaron harang takes the hill against red sox looking for the first win of the season. sixers at practice today, tomorrow they will take on washington. last week wizard led wire to wire, four games left in their season. they want that season to end on a positive note. >> they are preparing for the playoffs. that is beauty of the next four games. all four games air begins playoff teams fighting for position. so we have to bring our level up and get better and hope we will get some things done good eagles making a couple pick ups they side ej bic tours a one year contract. last season he played with the red since. wide receiver, jerry from san diego. duke welcoming home their national championship team this a afternoon with the huge rally. they beat wisconsin 68-63,

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well, finally from frustrates tonight philadelphia's 18th annual cherry blossom festival is now in full swing, the event kick off this morning at liberty place in center city and, and this is week long festival that celebrates cherry trees and japanese culture in the city, in blooms just yet we're told but it shouldn't be long now and there will be worth the wait. >> that is right thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on wpsg, and back here at 11:00.

>> stay tuned for "cbs evening news" is next. >> pelley: losing the battle against the drought. emergency measures are wringing every wasted drop from california families. also tonight, super power failure. what happens when d.c. loses a.c.? the championship's won but the debate's not done over one and done. >> we don't do a rent-a-player. >> pelley: and the late ladywho sang the blues and the whan whose keeping her music alive. >> to captioning sponsored by cbs me, she was lady day. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we're going to start with breaking news tonight. the mayor's office in north charlston, south carolina, says