sources from the philadelphia police department have confirmed that a person of interest is in for questioning, in connection, to this case. we want to make this clear person of interest in for questioning in connection to this case. first thing i want to does roll some video and show you surveillance video police had given thus week showing that suspect. now this is the again person of interest, moments ago sources confirming that three two-year old rahim fielder believed to have been in questioning, for this case, fielder, was wanted for a separate case. he had a warrant out that was outstanding for a parole violation. he served 12 years in jail, for attempted murder and then was out for about two years and then this. we are told we are talking as we speak and fielder a's mother a says he was pick up for that parole violation and will be again questioned in connection to this case. again, i want to say this breaking news, rahim fielder is in custody in questioning

in connection to this case. we will have much more on later additions of cbs-3 at ten and 11. we are live, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks for the update. police say joggers are being targeted right now in the string of incident all around the area. >> four women across two states have been victimized, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is in radnor township where most recent incidents happened, walt. >> reporter: jessica unfortunately police say warm weather doesn't just bring out folks with exercise and enjoying scenery but it brings out predators praying on people radnor police now drawing up charges against one suspect accused in an attack on a trail here on tuesday morning. with warm weather as people head out to enjoy the trails, that cross our region, police cautioned, predators are out there, as well, in four different incidents across two states and just over a week four women have been targeted

outdoors police say by suspects who in three of those instances assaulted them. >> and then proceeded to open hand slap her on the rear end. she turned around and she sped up, turned away and guy was gown. >> reporter: the detective tj says a 18 year-old jogger was indecent liz assaulted by curt hoist approached asking if she want aid running partner. >> it takes like her to come forward with these. >> reporter: curtis, arrested 24 hours later on this media street for allegedly assaulting another woman there. charges being filed against him for radnor trail a assault which came as jarring news for trail goers. >> i'm sad thinks a gorgeous trail. >> reporter: trail users concerned deepening after police reported another incident at the same spot friday morning where a different suspect still at large exposed himself. >> she observed this individual, this male, his running shorts down around

his ankle and he was standing there naked. >> reporter: this suspect charged in newark, delaware with the may 19th attack on the jogger on a park jail. lieutenant block's add rise was be alert and try not to be alone. >> you want to run during daytime hours and safety in numbers is one of the most important things. >> reporter: for now curtis remains, behind bars, radnor police say they want to know if he may have been involved in any other assaults. if you have any information they want to hear from you. live from the radnor township police station walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. a lot of joggers are out back outside because our weather has been so gorgeous but some storms could be in the future for this weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is on the skies deck with the first look at the forecast, kathy. >> it has been a steamy daze today chris with temperatures soaring well in the 80's and we are looking at conditions that will stay quite warm over the course of the weekend. we have a rain deficit to talk about as well with the

normally dry conditions across the delaware valley. now look at these numbers looking at a deficit of allentown over 3.5 inches on have rain, below average in trenton and in philadelphia, between two and 3 inches in wilmington, over an inch below average for this time of the year for this month. as we machine for the the drought in the yellow we can see normally dry conditions but as we zoom in here we have a drought watch with the lehigh valley, berks county in the poconos and when we talk about a maryland rate drought we're talking about conditions that could create crop damage, low water levels in places like reservoirs and wells, possibility of the water shortages and even voluntary restrictions. we do have some storms on their way, they are going to be moving in over the course of the weekend capping some of that moisture that created devastation in texas but will this be enough to end our issues with the drought. we will talk more about that with the rain amount potential for weekend with the seven day forecast. >> kathy, thanks very much.

those drought conditions really mean more for one group of people then most. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff takes a closer look. >> reporter: when sky withhold homeowners have their lawns to worry about. for emma k u.n. is is it is her livelihood. >> i love growing lettuce. >> reporter: we met on harvest day at lehigh farm in lehigh valley which is land by the seed farm sharing program. the sky has given just about a quarter of the rainfall it should have by now. >> it was cold and wet late in the season and then got really hot and dried up. >> reporter: need for water is what drove her to leave drought ridden california. >> it was continuing to get worse and worse i left three years ago and they were already deep in the drought. >> reporter: we are not at an emergency status right now. last time our area was in fact in 2002 but the the driest era, now that was back in the 1920's and coincided with the kansas dust bowl.

kunis is an organic farmer and won't use pesticide making lack of of rain tougher. >> we cannot just spray for bugs and bugs are attracted to stressed out plants. >> reporter: that presents a challenge. >> irrigation line is pumped up through a line that comes from the pond. >> reporter: she set up an irrigation pump system that could get in the way of plowing but could save her first crap as a career farmer. here at knee high volunteers help pick and perhaps even pray for rain. reporting from lehigh county, will alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". top vatican official leading world meeting of families in philadelphia this fall is denying allegation that is he participated in a property scam. >> published reports say archbishop paglia is one of the ten people under investigation. they are accused of using fund illegally from the diocese to boost property for one-third its value back in 2012 with the intention of selling it for millions. paglia denies any wrongdoing.

organize are from the world meeting of families released this statement. although news received to daze regarding archbishop paglia is troubling, it does not affect the world meeting of families, philadelphia, 2015. philadelphia's archbishop charles chaput released this statement that read in party was saddened to learn about the recent news regarding archbishop paglia and will practitioner for him. at the same time i assure everyone that matters facing him do not impact our plans for september. police have identified the man found yesterday in the suitcase in tinicum township, delaware county. forty year old scott stevens was discovered after a man walk mission dog smelled a strong odor from that suitcase this happened near 1,000 block of second street. anyone who was recently in contact with him or knows anything about the case is urged to call the the police. police in chester are looking for two gunman who shot four people late last night. that gunfire erupted on the 2700 block of west third street. a 21 year-old man was hit

multiple times and died at the scene. a 47 year-old man and two teenage boys were also wounded. a woman identifying herself as 21 year-old victim's cousin says this is not the first time tragedy has struck her familiarly. >> on chris may eve that laid down on the ground and it is so sad because we had so many murders in chester and nothing is being done good police are asking for the public's help identifying those gunman. well suspect is pleading guilty to killing three people and injuring two others in 203, at a municipal government meeting in ross township, pennsylvania. rockne newell pleaded guilty today in monroe county court. the 61 year-old disabled junk dealer was apparently angry after being forced off his property, which was filled with debris. disturbing surveillance video comes to us tonight from

kensington. watch a suspect opened fire shooting a man walking on the sidewalk. twenty-nine year-old victim was taken to temple hospital in critical condition. all of this happened on east cambria street in kensington wednesday night right around 6:30. if you recognize that gunman you are asked to contact police. drug sting operation in delaware resulted in the arrest of 42 people tonight. this is a nine month investigation dubbed operation smack down. it targeted illegal drug trafficking, that police say was led by adrian smack and other men in new castle county. police say they confiscated 10,000 bags have of heroin, marijuana, cocaine cash, guns and ammunition. >> when you come in new castle county and deal heroin, deliver heroin or use heroin we will find you and arrest you. >> dea and fbi were also involved in that investigation. frightening moments in bucks county today mechanical issues forced a small plane to make an emergency belly

landing there. chopper three over pen ridge airport in perkasie for a landing without wheels. the twin engine plane touched down on the runway this afternoon and came skidding to a stop. no word on any injuries, the incident is under investigation. a group of young philadelphia students rallied to support the black lives matter movement. >> what do we want justice when do we want it now. >> the march was conceived by students during a classroom discussion about the riots in baltimore a few weeks ago this morning they join students from other area schools to march from the art museum to it is i hall. there they met with police commissioner charles ramsey to talk about police brutality in philadelphia. >> mostly black people, how will you change the the glowing rate of african americans, dying from police brutality and shootings. >> i'm working as hard as i can to improve relationship to make sure that officers don't use force against people, that is not necessary.

there is nothing more important then the sanctity of life. >> commissioner ramsey also thanked students from making their voices heard. he said a constructive dialogue is best way to improve relationship between residents and police department. governor wolf was in philadelphia today. >> he toured william hunter elementary school and spoke about his plans to fund education. his plan is call schools that teach, he proposed a 2 billion-dollar investment over the next four years. philadelphia would receive more than 159 million-dollar for the coming year. there are also six figure increaseness special ed and prek programs. >> this is not a philadelphia thing, thinks a statewide thing and it is why what i'm talking about and why my budget is so important, we have got to invest in education and we have to make sure that the burden for investing in education is fair. >> governor wolf said today he supports common core education standard, one day after new jersey governor chris christie

called for its removal from the education system, in the garden state. well to day kicks off philadelphia beer week and that means plenty of craft breweries will be showing off all around the city. >> coming up next we will show you how brewers and beer officials are making the move next few days. we are watching showers and storms make their way toward delaware valley, there will be a better half of the weekend we will talk about that with the seven day coming up hi, leslie. >> phillies hoping cole hamels can snap a four game losing streak as rockies come to town and codey a asche is back, hear what he had to say about his time in the minors later in sports.

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it that is time of the year again when beer, takes center stage in philadelphia. >> yeah, philly beer week officially, kicks off tonight and our matt rivers is live with more on the festivity matt. >> reporter: chris and jessica i might argue that philadelphia has beer at center stage for most of the year but this could be a more specific version of. that we are at 23rd street armory where the first official keg of philly beer week is set to be tapped not long from now but that does not mean is there plenty of unofficial kegs were not

tapped throughout the day. as far as excuse toes drink on a week day go, the start of the philly beer week is right up there with the best of them. >> philly beer week. >> reporter: the eighth installment of the annual philadelphia tradition kicked off friday, with hundreds of the event scheduled over the next ten days. breweries are joining local bars spreading gospel of beer to the masses. >> these guys are all friend, it is a tight k nit community and beer week is epitome of that. >> reporter: his beer is same color of his hat. he happens to co own the stan air tab in northern liberties and chairman of the beer week. he says philly a's beer seems different in most places because suds come first in other market i think a lot have times these guys are competing against each other or they feel like they are competing with each other and here we are celebrating beer. >> reporter: business owners are out to turn a profit and philly beer week is a good thing for their bottom line. just ask the guy this center city stapel the kite and key. >> it brings a whole new

audience to the place. people from out of town. people from suburbs. >> reporter: hope is they lift those glasses once the the traditional beer weekend. speaking of tradition backup at the standard tap the hammer of glory was pass todd william reid. it goes from bar to bar all day long, its trusted keepers tasting few beers along the way. >> that hammer is on the way here to the 23rd street armory where it will get here at 7:00 when mayor nutter will take the hold of it and help organizers tap the first official keg of philly beer week. a maybe we can get a taste of that chris and yes, sir contact. >> i feel like you might be able to get a taste of it. >> reporter: one of those fridays where you really draw the short straw very tough assignment. >> what is popular on tap there, matt, anything in particular.

>> reporter: say that within more time. >> what is popular on tap here. >> reporter: one of the things that they did was this collaboration brew which i'm told was several breweriness town getting together and brought. it was some sort of lagger but they put in, filled with soft pretzels and mustard seed into that beer. i had a taste of it earlier. you can actually taste a hint of soft pretzel. very philadelphia beer. >> all right. matt rivers, good stuff thanks. >> all good things in moderation matt. >> reporter: always, always, always. >> thanks, a appreciate i food bank of south jersey celebrates its 30th anniversary. represent of the 13 foundations received special recognition today. the the food bank of south jersey is a member of feeding america, one of the largest hunger relief organizations. very good work there is done there. weekend is upon us. exciting one. >> you say one day better than other if you are outside. >> definitely a better day

best day is saturday. not that sunday is horrible. there usually is a bet are time to be outside. it is picture perfect from the poconos to center city to the shore. we are looking at jack frost big boulder. green in white that as long gone. beautiful day in the poconos. the let go down the shore where board are busy but temperatures are much cooler, only in the 60's, lower 70's, so most shore points running 20 degrees cooler then the city. month of may was a scorcher, we have a few days left, temperature nearly 6 degrees above average for the in month. precipitation over 2 inches below average. highest temperature 89 degrees, the losees temperature, 47 degrees. right now 86 degrees in philadelphia 86 degrees in allentown, poconos 78. millville 79. but look at the great lakes and the northern plains. temperature in the 50's and 60's. bismarck 58. shy and, wyoming 54. all this is moving east.

we have a cool pool of air behind a very strong cold front that is moving our way. tomorrow we are on the east side of the front so, warm humid air is sticking around. chance of the stray afternoon shower or storm to the west of philadelphia then as this front gets closer more numerous showers and storms on sunday. so clearly saturday would be the best bet of the weekend. sunday in the afternoon showers and storms. i think we can get that beach day in before we see these storms moving in down the shore. then front pushes through you that cool air over the plains and great lakes moving over new york and new england and pennsylvania and then we have an area of low pressure that sticks around. the combination of the cool air coming from the west and this on shore flow courtesy of the area of low pressure will keep it very cool and little bit damp as we start the month of june on monday. so june not feeling summer-like. lets look at the future rain amount where we see these thunderstorms we can see a good dose of rain. lehigh valley some amounts up to 3 inches, trenton around

two, philadelphia possibly between one and two. it will be all determine about where we see punch when that cold front moves through. overnight le temperature is 68. during the day tomorrow hot again, high of 87. chance of the scattered shower or thunderstorm, pollen count will be high with the very warm windy conditions for tomorrow, you see it goes down sunday and monday with the wetter weather. as we go hour by hour it will be sticky by noon hour, still hot, look for chance of the scattered afternoon scattered shower or storm. we are cooling down big time as june begins next monday and then we will warm it up through the week. that is your seven take forecast, we will be right back with leslie and sport

well football fans rejoyce, more eagles news. >> more eagles news, yes so nice to see the guys back on the field eagles have the

weekend off after three days of otas, getting back to work on monday. yesterday how nice is it to see this guy demeco ryans back on the feel. last time eagles fans saw him was in november when he ruptured his achilles in the win against texans. the their defense never quite the same. he talked about his recovery. >> i feel pretty good, feel good with where i am right new in the recovery process. feeling really well. >> how much are you able to do everything. >> i'm not doing everything. i'm gradually progressing into doing everything but i'm doing position drills and that is what i'm doing. >> phillies finally back at home taking on the rockies tonight. cole hamels on the mound for phillies. phillies lost seven out of ten and four in a row. the team has called codey asche up from triple a lehigh valley where he was learning to play left field with the iron pigs. to make room for asche grady sizemore was designate forward assignment. he was asked about his time at

triple a. >> having 15 games down there feels like too much. you guys might think it was quit, it sure didn't feel like it to me. >> this is a good reminder you have to be alert for foul balls at all times even sitting in the upper deck, eating nachos, that is prince fielder, he hits this foul ball, poor woman hit the nacho cheese, every where. in word if prince will be taking care of that dry cleaning. we will

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filling in from new york. dan? >> rose: dramatic rescues at floodwaters in the dallas area strands hundreds. a changing weather pattern could mean more scenes like this. also tonight a threat to air safety. pilots in the northeast report green lasers were aimed at them. a promising new treatment for a cancer that kills nearly 50,000 americans every year. and steve hartman takes us on the road, a road called memory lane. >> reporter: you recognize any of these? i sure do. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. it is the deadliest natural disaster in the united states this year. the flooding in texas and oklahoma is now blamed for