so, so sad. >> reporter: when referencing a stage actor outside the walnut street theater it is easy to hear word like this and think it business a performance but this is the real thing. >> my empathy my best wishes, my good health. >> reporter: these words are from theater ticket holder judy spiller meant for 68 year-old theater actor michael toner. >> he had an obligation to stop pull over and call 911 port. >> reporter: police say about 1:00 toner was struck near 11th and market by a hit and run driver. he was rush to the hospital in critical condition his left leg had to be amputated due to the severity of his injuries. police admit they have very little in the way of lead. no eyewitnesses, no video and unable to talk to toner because he is unconscious. >> we have nothing, that is why sometimes somebody might have saw something they might have heard something, the public has been good in the past giving us, information anonymous, so anything that would be helpful naturally would give us a call.

>> reporter: according to toner's biography he has been a stage actor for decade. he was currently performing with the traveling theater company and was scheduled to perform at the walnut street theater next year. now, fans like judy are just hoping he wake up. >> my thoughts and prayers where them. i'm very sad. >> reporter: toner reman mains in critical condition, police say that the mission now toys track down any surveillance video that may have pick up the either the incident or the driver. so far, they have come up empty handed. coming up at 6:00 we will speak to neighbors who knew toner and their plea for that driver to turn him or herself in. live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve thank you. vigil is scheduled tonight for south jersey teenager critically injured in the hit and run. community will gather at pennsville memorial high school at 8:00 p.m. in honor of 17 year-old kyle pszenny recovery. he was hit in the head righting his skateboard on

sunday p lisa less ted zachary mcdone a. well, the developing right now search is underway for this man, he is a suspect shot and killed a delivery driver in yeadon delaware county. it happened on a loading dock, in an industrial complex on baltimore avenue. police say that the gunman shot six three-year old thomas childs, as he loaded up his truck to make a delivery to new york city. >> i was overwhelmed with grief, an it was just so shocking to hear bit this morning, and coming down here, you know, and witnessing the whole thing. >> investigators believe this was a random act of violence. we will have much more on this story in a live report coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. police looking for a suspect tonight who shot a man in west philadelphia and left the scene in the cab. chopper three over the scene at palm and augon street around noon time,

investigators say the suspect was riding in the cab when the cab stopped man got out shot the man on the street and then got back in the cab and then took off. it is unclear if the shooter is connect to the driver of that cab. we don't know the shooting of the victim is in stable condition condition. investigators are looking for work release offend her who escaped in wilmington, delaware today. chopper three over governor prince boulevard where 25 year-old isaiah a thompson escaped from the work crew from the plumber community correctional center. he has been serving sentence for an attempted carjacking. thompson is describe as a white male, 5 feet eight with blue eyes, and brown hair and anyone who has seen him or knows where he might be is urged to call police. uber drive is fired and after allegedly fondling himself in the back seat next to his passenger. whole ordeal was captured on cell phone video by that passenger. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in avalon

now with more, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, i have not used uber but pretty simple concept go on your phone, app says where you are where you wanting to, select a driver and then pay on line, but avalon police, tell thaws one woman's recent ride, left her traumatized. >> unaudible. >> avalon police say that viral video is an accurate account of the uber ride gone terribly wrong driver fondled himself driving a three three-year old woman from sea isle to avalon on memorial day and forced himself next to her. >> there were comments made during the ride, as they reached the destination driver got out victim thought he would open the door for her to get out and then he got in the back seat of the vehicle. >> reporter: a person walking by spooked the driver and he let her go. avalon police are charging the driver, 57 year-old man, of bustleton avenue in philadelphia with lewdness, false imprisonment and

harassment. uber sent us a statement saying the driver has been remove from the uber platform for his in a prep eighth behavior and we have reached out to a pol guys for such an uncomfortable experience. >> it is greg more popular i just started using it this year. >> reporter: since uber launched in fill at company has connected more than a million ride. >> it is a taxi sub tooth service to get to bar to bar when drinking. >> reporter: all drivers to have pass background checks but some passengers are unsure about safety measures. >> i mean, it is kind of weird to get in the car with a stranger but i guess i mean i trust them. >> reporter: after license police say these are disorderly persons offenses that the driver faces so he will be scheduled to appear in court. according to court here in avalon june between the second. coming up at 6:00 we will hear more from the police chief who says what are safety met in odd of using traditional taxi services n avalon cleve bryan

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. a crash in bensalem causes major backups on the northbound lanes police say a 30 year-old driver overturn his jeep near woodhaven road exit. chopper three over that accident shortly afternoon time today, the extent of the driver's injuries is unknown at this time but we do know the lanes have been since reopened. well, in weather get ready for some heat. we are in for a long stretch of hot weather as summer quickly approaches. it looks like party is over. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck where it turned into a beautiful afternoon. >> this wind feels terrible, humidity is falling as we speak and it will be a very comfortable evening, and there is no severe weather threat tonight. take a look that severe weather threat had has shifted in to new england and that means we are in the clear. there are a few spotty showers that may make it in the poconos and lehigh valley but that is just about it. throughout this evening temperatures will be falling through the 70's and through the 60's but all and all a nice night this evening through lehigh valley and

poconos brief downpour spotty shower possible maybe a rumble of thunder. we are looking g poconos it is only 69, rain cooled temperature. philadelphia eight 56789 average high this time of the year is 81. it is seasonal. a little above average. millville 86. at atlantic city airport 86 degrees. this evening it will be 70 degrees. by 9:00 p.m. 76. and, low humidity, but still mild at 11:00p in which a temperature of 74 degrees. chris mentioned it will get hot and here and we could be in for our first heat wave, of the spring season. even before summer begins. more on that coming up later in the broadcast. >> kathy, see you in a bit thanks. reward has been raised for $30,000 in the disappearance of the new castle county woman. nefertiti trait or disappeared last year and last seen being forced in her car in front of her home. they are hoping that they could generate new lead by

raising this reward. >> the money is significant for someone who has information and will come forward knowing that we may be able to hold on to our hopes that we can find nefertiti. >> authority plan to make use of of digital billboard in search for trader. philadelphia police released this surveillance video of the robbery suspect who survived a gun battle with an off-duty detective. police say he is one of two men who held a gun to the detective's head at rising sun pizzeria last thursday night. when the robbers began shooting that detective fired back killing the other suspect. detectives think that he may be connect to other robberies. new jersey governor chris christie says his family is now on board for a possible run for president. he pennsylvania made that announcement during an event in new hampshire today. meanwhile earlier in this day the new jersey supreme court ruled that governor christie can slash millions in contributions to the state's troubled public employee

pension system. the governor had argued that the state cannot afford to comply with his own landmark pension law that required the state to make escalating payments to the pension fund. >> i'm furious and my members are furious and they should be. we're not sad. we're not scared. we're fighting mad. >> still the court ruled that the pension law signed by governor was not an enforceable contract. the governor has called on union annes lawmakers to come back to the table and work on reaching the pension system. today federal railroad administration issued a safety advisory for passenger railroad in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia it is recommending commuter railroads look where they have sharp track curves and then adjust their an automatic i can train control system systems to prevent the train from going too fast there. if automatic train control isn't available then a second crew member should be in the cab while that train is moving through speed restricted

areas. eight people were killed when a speeding am tran traik train derailed last month. an update on the erosion of two homes in jeopardy in florence along the delaware river. "eyewitness news" has learn that burlington county is in the propers zest of purchasing the two properties affect by the erosion. one of the home owner christopher owe dell tells "eyewitness news" he and his wife are still displaced and ready to move. in april crews capped a pipe under the properties which was gushing water, into the embankment. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a baseball game takes a frightening turn when an umpire collapses, we will tell you how a player's quick thinking may have saved his life. new details as manhunt for two escaped killers continues did they have help from inside and outside the prison. have you ever planned a great trip to have something go terribly wrong? travel insurance cannery em burst you for thing like illnesses and canceled flights but you can get protection for much more, three on your side jim donovan will be along and

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car or whatever it was didn't show up. >> reporter: there is heavy police presence outside village of essex 40 miles from the prison. authorities said two suspicious people were in the area but would not give anymore details. over the weekend inmates used power tools to cut their way out of the prison correctional facility and investigators want to know how they got them. cbs news has learned prison employee joyce mitchell is among those being questioned. about 5,000 people lived in the town of this area which was built around the prison and for more than a century has been a main employer in the area. rich work at the prison for 35 years doing maintenance. it bothers him to think that the prisoners may have had inside help. >> it is a family oriented town. >> reporter: residents keith and sharon russell have never been nervous living here until right now. >> we're scared, yeah. when you lock your doors when you leave that is bad. >> reporter: still russell's say prison is vital to the

community. jill wagner for cbs news, new york. both men are extremely dangerous police said. matt killed and dismembered his boss. sweat and his accomplice shot and killed a deputy sheriff. still to come here tonight steven colbertthe scenes, coming up, we have brand new video do you not want to miss. tiny dancer demand respect as she channels the queen of soul, wait until you see her show stopping recital routine that has gone viral leslie. in baseball coat i asche ace favorite sport growing up and who gave him the best advice. he tells us

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the sportier utility vehicle. this thursday we are taking a stand for hope. cbs-3 and cw philly are proud to partner with alex lemonade stand foundation raising money to fight childhood cancer. join us from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00p m on thursday as we remember alex, and also continue her dream of fighting cancer. we will show you stories of childhood cancer heroes, and reason we are so committed to this cause. we hope you'll be there with us on thursday. >> we will of course, be here in the great hall, a as we always are kathy will be down the shore. we hope it will be a beautiful day. >> it will be a hot day thursday. we will be in ocean city teaming up with rita's water ice again. we can't wait for that. it will be a great day all the way around. today pretty day as well. this afternoon our

meteorologist justin drabick took cbs-3 and mobile weather lab to william penn pen middle school in yardley. it is our noon newscast all of these wonderful students were on the news. he spoke to the students about his job as a meteorologist and many of the students had strong interests in the the earth sciences. they have asked great questions. they were very excited to be part of the talk philly at noon. great job guys. some budding scientists in that group as well. let's take you down the shore to the beautiful day. if you had a's like to see our observations courtesy of our eyewitness weather watchers they will be at the bottom of the screen. in ocean city, lovely day with temperatures quite warm with a westerly win. just as warm down the shore as every where else. everyone has shorts on getting ready for the summer season. our live neighborhood network takes us north to kutztown area middle school where we have had fair weather cumulus clouds temperatures in the upper 70's. northwesterly dry wind. humidity is low. we will get that beautiful deep blue sky in contrast with

that green grass from all of the rain we have had. picturesque site. we will see mild temperatures over the next couple of days but the big story is going to be the heat, that moves our way. let's move it in and it will stick around. right now 85 in philadelphia 81 allentown. rain cooled temperatures in the poconos. only 69. only 85 in millville. we are very warm, through southeastern, pennsylvania new jersey delaware, down through d.c. and virginia but look to the west. we have some cooler temperatures pittsburgh, state college buffalo, new york only 59, we stay on the warm side. that is the good news. we will watch in the wake of this front temperatures still warm tomorrow but the big difference for us is the low humidity and it is starting to drop already. you can feel it with those wind. sunny and pleasant during the day on wednesday then the heat really builds ahead of the next front, heat and humidity for thursday, temperatures in the 90's. ditto for friday. more heat, more humidity. going to the taylor swift concert at the link friday

night it will be hot and maybe you can pack water or buy some water because it will be a steamy night. here's our probability for precipitation, rain chances no threat on wednesday even below a chance on thursday, a slight threat, same friday, saturday best chance of rain with a 40 percent chance late in the day with showers and thunderstorms with another cold front that will be moving through. so overnight mainly clear mild low 66. westerly win. during the day tomorrow high of 86 with sunshine, the west winds persist and we will see west wind we will see it warm down the shore as well. planning your day tomorrow morning for the commute 70, 80 lunch outside after school on the warm side and evening activities, pack water because we will need it, 82 degrees. three day forecast shows you wednesday 86. thursday. ninety-two. friday, 91. and next half an hour kate will be have the answer to the heat wave question, could we have the first heat wave of our spring season. we will have that answer next half an hour, we will be

baseball fans know phillies codey asche has been making transition from third base to left field and it hasn't been easy, never is an easy traps situation. >> leslie van arsdal joins with us more on his story leslie. >> i sat down with code toy talk player which player gave him best advice and might be surprised to hear what his favorite sport is. phillies outfielder codey asche always loved baseball but played it by default. >> i am not good at basketball. i like football but wasn't for me. i never say i got good at baseball until i was a your or senior in high school. i was not always the best kid on the team. then, i didn't throw the

hardest, wasn't the fastest runner. i think i got good at it. >> reporter: his favorite player growing up chase utley. >> i played second base, when i was younger. >> reporter: player who gave him best advice is former teammate jimmy rollins. >> i relied on him. he was really smart about the game, i don't know if people like that about him. his stats speak for itself and what he accomplished but really smart really good reading people and knowing how to help him out. >> reporter: other thing that is in missing in his life. >> one thing i want, is a puppy. i know exactly what i want but the time is not want. >> reporter: his favorite sport after baseball, of course. >> hockey, for sure. i wish i could play it. i wish i was skilled enough to play it. i would love to play nhl hockey in my play station. i'm pretty good at it. it is very challenging. asche codey on play station.

so add me. we'll play. >> add him add him. >> yes. >> he is a great guy great attitude just rolling with everything right now. >> good for him. >> nice to necessity if you can hit and still too slow you can still play baseball. >> just stick to it. >> leslie, thanks very much. still to come in our next half an hour a baseball player hits a double and then saves a umpire's life, frightening turn off events in the middle of the game has a local hero team being hailed a hero tonight. not all traveling insurance is the same, three on your side jim donovan has important information to make sure you are covered. new at 6:00 a checkup from the neck up, we will tell you how a local university is looking new to the mental health have of its students and faculty with these high tech

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v i'm chris may with the top stories for you philadelphia police need your help as they try and track down a hit and run driver, local actor michael toner whom you see here was hit at 11th and market overnight doctors had to amputate one of his legs. police are looking for a suspect hopped out of the cab in west philadelphia, shot a man and hopped back in and drove away. it is unclear if the cabdriver

is connected to that shooting. kate? good evening chris. today turned out to be a nice day in the area with a good deal of sunshine and mild conditions and scattered showers and storms that mainly missed us off to the north and west. it will be a beautiful warm wednesday and then hot and steamy by end of the week and we should be looking at our first heat wave of the season. three days in the 90's. will we do it? i will have the seven day with the answer coming up, jessica. new 59:30 a hero at home plate, delaware county teen springs into action helping save a umpire's life during a baseball game. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has the story. >> i don't know if i would say hero but... >> reporter: michael bra sin ski is many things being modest is one of them. sixteen year-old is a student at academy park high school. he plays object a community baseball team and a youth fire fighter certified in cpr with the darby boro ape sharon hill fire companies this came in handy monday night at a baseball game. >> i hit a double.

i came over second base man's head. >> reporter: when michael got on second base he saw umpire at home plate collapsed and he rushed to his side. >> i said if he is no the breathing we have to start cpr. they are like we don't necessity how to do that. >> reporter: michael used his training as a youth fire fight tore save the man's life. >> i started chest compressions and breaths and just kept doing it, doing it while they called 911. >> reporter: michael's night was not over just yet, after the game, he came to this firehouse and responded to a call about a gas leak. >> he made everybody proud. it makes everybody around here happy to know that people like him are protecting. >> reporter: word got around by the time he came to school tuesday morning the principal, ed small isn't surprised to hear the news. >> he was famous. he was trending on twitter and some of the wonderful things that were stated about him. i shook his hand and shared with him that i was proud of him. >> reporter: michael is overwhelmed wye the attention but focus on the fact that he saved someone's life. >> that is best feeling knowing i could save a human being, that is pretty cool. >> reporter: he is in critical condition and taken to hup but

michael hopes to pay a visit as soon as he gets better n university city syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we've got new information tonight on this confrontation between police and teenagers that was caught on camera at a texas pool party. the officer who was involved in this who you see drawing his gun eric casebolt was a accused in a federal lawsuit have of racial profiling and excessive force during a 2007 arrest but that lawsuit was dismissed. we have also learn that the naacp is asking the justice department to review procedures of the mckinley, texas police department. dennis hastert the longest serving republican speaker of the house in history, appeared in federal court today. he has been accused of trying to hide cash withdraws allegedly used to hush money to cover up sexual misconduct. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has more. >> reporter: dennis hastert

had to push his way in u.s. district court on tuesday to answer charges tried to hide hush money to cover up past indiscretions. hastert stood before the the judge to plead not guilty of violating banking laws and lying to the fbi. federal indictment says hastert agreed to pay 3.5 million-dollar to individual a, in order to compensate and to conceal his prior misconduct against that person. hastert has not commented on allegations that he was trying to keep individual a quiet about sexual misconduct when he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach. indictment says that hastert tried to structure cash withdraws to avoid bank reporting requirements and then lied to the fbi bit. hastert will not face any charges related to sexual misconduct because the statute of limitations for those possible crimes has expired. advocates for child sex victims protested outside the courthouse. >> we are asking that the prosecutors seek the most severe punishment possible, for mr. hastert.

>> reporter: cbs news has learn that the fbi became aware of as many as two maybe three, potential victims alleging sexual misconduct by the the house speaker during his teaching career. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the fight to save that historic fishtown church heads to philadelphia's historical commission. parish members are celebrating a after historical commission voted unanimously designated saint laurentius church as a historic landmark. committee to save saint laurentius church work 14 months to save the church at burch and east memphis street. the archdiocese wants to demolish the church. fifty new american citizens were welcomed today at the free library of philadelphia new citizens and their families all celebrated at the naturalization ceremony for new americans. they come from 27 countries around the world the ceremony features patriotic music performed by kensington high school creative and performing arts band. head of the pope's visit, a

group of priests, biking from florida to new york, made a stop in philadelphia today. they were greet by special guests. they rolled into wynnewood montgomery county. "eyewitness news" was there at saint charles, well wishers and a life sized cut out of the pope francis welcomed the priests and seminarians. they are part of the biking for vocations, a program that is raising awareness for religious vocations. >> incredible journey coming in here again, you know, ringing cow bells and everything, it was absolutely amazing. the community was out here, to support us. father steve and also, the archbishop chaput was here. we are all in full support of this. >> very nice. these bikers left st. augustine florida back on may 17th, and they expect to arrive in long island, next sunday. good evening everyone. quite a busy day traffic wise in regard to the northeast

extension. i'm going to step out of the way and look at video shot earlier, the southbound side of the northeast extension is still closed, as a result of a retaining wall, that had fallen due to heavy rain that we experienced throughout this morning. it started at 6:15 this morning on the southbound side of the northeast extension around the area of lansdale but it is still closed between quakertown and the pa turnpike. so this is earlier work that happened earlier this morning that they had to extend, into the evening and rush hour commutes. we are talking about severe problems severe delays, and it is sort of hard to get a good idea taking a look at this earlier footage of chopper three but i'm telling you right now what you are dealing with now is traffic being stuck on the southbound side, still between quakertown and pennsylvania turnpike. what they have been doggies alleviating some of that traffic and allowing folks stuck to exit, but you cannot, jump on the southbound side of the extension, and around the area of quakertown and then trying to make your way through to the mid county toll

plaza ramp from quakertown is also closed. your best alternate is 309 but keep in mind we have just cleared an accident on 309 southbound, out of the way not too far from the perkasie area. not too far from the distance. so expecting high volleys what you want to do this evening as you are traveling throughout rush hour using the northeast extension. if you are traveling elsewhere like the schuylkill expressway we are already delayed near your western suburbs and around center city for sure but on the eastbound side beyond gulph mills we are dealing with the truck compromising the right-hand lane. you will see delays backup in the king of prussia area where we are seeing this right here. eleven is your average on the blue route, 14 on i-95, 12 on the vine street expressway. i think you get the idea n delays for mass transit chris. vittoria, thanks very much. still to come here on "eyewitness news" steel even colbert hard at work getting ready for his new late show, we will take you behind the scenes of one of his rather

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of her tap dance to go respect and as you can imagine, as you heard, the crowd went wild, so good for her. new late show host steve up colbert is busy putting his program together and last week we know he select a new band leader. now he is working on a theme song. >> ♪ what time is it, it is late what show is it, it is show. my name is steven colbert from my head down to my feet. ♪ >> where i keep my toe. >> all right. working on that one. >> he has quite a to do list if you look at that white board that includes, things to say, more things to say theme song is on there bow low tie. >> yes. >> late show with steve up colbert premiers after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 on tuesday september 8th, it will happen at 11:35 here on cbs-3. >> never go long with a bow low tie. >> a unique look as a late

night host. >> he can rock it good aren't many that could but steve than colbert could pull it off. >> what is going on, is it starting to warm up, whole different feel. >> beautiful day. we started off glummy, everything went from yesterday's rain. today we were spared rain and now we have potential heat wave to talk about. >> yes, here we go. >> not summer yet according to the calendar but it looks like it outside. beautiful shot this is. thinks our go pro cam we have on the roof giving a panoramic view of the parking lot across the street but more importantly center city philadelphia a looking gorgeous on a beautiful tuesday evening with blue skies, and those puffy fair weather cumulus clouds, looks fan tag has particular. getting breezy. that is helping to keep edge off the heat because it is warm. temperatures in the 80's. couple degrees above average but can't complain about a day like today coming in the wake in a day like yesterday. let's check with our eyewitness weather watchers. they are sitting outside with

the glass of ice tea monitoring their weather stations and sending us their observations. steve schwartz in bensalem 84 with sunshine, low humidity, bright sunshine, perfect spring day. i agree steve. let's head up further are to the north at 87 degrees at jerry's house in blue bell. eighty-seven with sun through cloud. nice humidity. it is very comfortable outside this have afternoon. and, he is in tabernacle looking at sunshine and john says it is getting warmer and will keep on getting warmer. on a nice day we have comments from our weather watchers, it is ugly, i don't have anything to say bit. kathy, nice low humidity day to help neighbor walk her dog, 4 inches have rain in the last 24 hours that helps watering these flowers lets look at what is going on, storm scan three, we have showers off to the north but most of them are missing us. we never lie to you when we say there will be pop up showers? we come through. we have one little one near my hometown of phoenixville. just a stray shower popped up.

not seeing any lightening or thunder with that one but don't be surprised if a couple stray ones pop up during your evening hours. it should stay brief and isolated. eighty-five at the airport. cooler where thunderstorms have been more numerous today. breezes kicking autopsy as well making it feel comfortable. temperatures in the 80's and breeze. fifteen to 20 miles an hour across the region right now. what to expect as we move in our wednesday? high pressure overhead will keep it pleasant. sunshine this front should wash out could see a stray shower later thursday afternoon or thursday night that is about all we've got for you a and as we head into friday high pressure gets a foot hold. we will watch this system for weekend but for friday it is warm steamy, we will get on the western side of the high which brings thaws return flow southeasterly flow meaning we will pull this warm moist air from the gulf of mexico sitting overhead in the weekend and will drive our temperatures northward. we have 86 for a high, that will be our high today.

eighty's on wednesday and then look at this 90's just barely hitting 90 on saturday. we will get there. it will be a heat wave. first one of the season. first one of the year, three days in the 90's were close. we may make it plan for summer-like heat. mainly clear mild, 66 degrees. tomorrow looks great sunny warm, nice day can't complain, cool breeze from the west and again 86 the high which is 5 degrees above average. down the shore your wednesday looks great. 74 degrees. water temperatures getting warmer. i was down the shore this he can we even. wouldn't go in without a wet suit but it is getting better. as we head in the weekend 90's thursday, friday, and saturday. chance for thunderstorm saturday. sunday is gorgeous a at 83 with sun and another chance for showers as we head in the start of next week. chris and jessica, back over to you. welshing it can happen to any of us plan a great vacation but then something goes wrong. >> travel insurance can

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and pricing is generally based on the cost of the trip. i have posted more information freon line at cbs philly.com/consumer and facebook and twitter. if you are leaving the country you need to seriously consider and read the thing before you buy it. people buy it and try to file a claim and they are like i didn't know that was covered. >> exactly. >> very interesting. >> it is really saved maine before, yes, all right jim thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" another lawsuit for caitlin jenner. >> hits keep coming for real housewife turned prison teresa guidice, louie has det

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christmas. it could get much worse for her, right? guess again. >> guess again. >> insider has more on why feds just ordered her to pay up louie. >> chris and jessica teresa just signed off of a deal that a allows the government to not only seized furniture from her new jersey mansion but give up a portion of her bravo paycheck. let's go inside the case. >> i live in a five million-dollar home. >> reporter: real housewives of new jersey star teresa has been ordered to fork over her chunk of items to the federal government to pay off $414,588.90 judgment. imposed after the couple pled guilty last year for concealing income and lying during bankruptcy proceedings. our insider legal analyst darren. >> she and joe will to have give up a 2005 maserati, 25 percent of her future bravo earning and 50 percent of the rent they learn from the investment property.

a second lawsuit has been filed against caitlin jenner stemming from the fatal four car accident, in february of 2015. >> reporter: the plaintiff talent manager jessica steinman, driving with the suspended license the day jenner slammed his escalade in the lexus driven by ken howell that continue in her prius. howell died after her car plowed head on in a hummer. her family filed a civil lawsuit against jenner in may. >> since the plaintiff reportedly had a suspended license and therefore likely no insurance california law significantly limits her potential damage recovery. >> back in may jenner filed court papers asking to throw out the wrongful death suit. chris and jessica, back to you. for more entertainment news tune into the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that will wrap it up for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. developing at 6:00 a delivery man gunned down in delaware county and now police are trying to track down his killer. and also a local actor is

victim of the hit and run in center city. tonight as he fights for his life the search is on for the driver, who ran him down. and plus the disturbing allegations, cost a uber driver his job, what he allegedly did which a passenger in the car and in a popular new jersey shore town, kathy? a dry, westerly wind is keeping it comfortable a across the delaware val which blue skies and low humidity but don't get used to it, we are in for our first heat wave of the season, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. developing right now a delivery driver, is murdered in cold blood. tonight, the search is on for answers, and the suspected shooter. officers say that six three-year old man was gun down as he loaded his truck in yeadon. good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter

david spunt joins us from yeadon with the latest on this investigation, david. >> reporter: everything happened behind me about 3:45 this morning. this is the truck that he was trying to get into this morning on his way to new york city when gunman came out of no where and opened fire. this bullet hole on the side of the ridgeway industries truck in yeadon tells a tragic story. six three-year old thomas childs was ready to hit the road in this truck. when his life ended in just seconds. >> complete devastation is only thing i can say. >> reporter: brad, runs ridgeway industries, a chemical cleaning company that supplies to restaurants. he hired thomas childs 15 years ago. >> i was overwhelmed with grief and it was just so shock to go hear about it this morning and coming down here and witnessing the whole thing. >> reporter: he was on the scene not long after the shooting. he told "eyewitness news" a driver from another company got a good look at the shooter an