>> now at 11:00 o'clock, the police officer at the center of this shocking cell phone video resigns a mid an uproar from his community. that resignation came tonight just days after that video went viral. well, good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. corporal eric casebolt said he feared for his safety tonight chief of the mckinney texas police department called casebolt's actions indefensible this is the video that caught

the police officer behaving irresponsiblely. >> policies, our training, our practice do not support his actions. he came into the call out of control and as the video shows was out of control during the incident. >> reporter: video shows the 41-year-old casebolt is white push black girl to the ground and waving his gun at other unarmed teens he and 11 other overspunned to the call. >> i do not condone the actions of those individuals who violated the rules of the community showed disrespect to the security person on scene and to the officers who responded. however, we as the department are held to high standard of action as we do our job. >> reporter: this situation is the latest in a number of incidents involving white police officers questionable use of force against black people. despite casebolt resignation his actions remain under

investigation. and no dig has to made whether charges will be filed against him. >> we all have to learn from what occurred and how do we address this and moved forward? >> the nc nacp is asking the department of justice to review this case. >> a search is underway for personal who called local delivery driver. a 63-year-old man was gunned down as he loaded his truck in yeadon delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt brings us the late defendant on the investigation. >> reporter: in the mill of the night outside the old a and p warehouse in yeadon, you won't find much light but authorities say the cab light from this truck likely a tracked a mystery man to rob then kill 63-year-old thomas childs. >> left his home early this morning, go to work, support his family, anticipated coming home and returning home. >> reporter: yeadon police chief told "eyewitness news" all hands are on deck right now to

find a killer. childs was getting ready to hit the road just after 3:30 a.m. to make a delivery when the man took less than $30 and shot him in the head. another driver may have seen the suspect and police released this sketch. >> complete devastation. only thing i can say. >> reporter: brad runs ridgeway industries a chemical cleaning company that supplies restaurants. he hired childs 15 years ago. >> overwhelmed with grief and it was just so shocking to hear about it this morning and coming down here and witnessing the whole thing the. >> reporter: he and co-worker frank considered child as friend. >> where do we turn from here? how much worse can it get? i'm just devastated. >> reporter: two bullet holes one in the truck and one in the loading dock roof can be seen. chief monthly will he know told "eyewitness news" investigators are looking at surveillance camera rah footage. >> we're trying to look at the video that we have to improve the image.

>> reporter: as police continue their investigation, childs colleagues will be back to work wednesday. with one man on everyone's mind. >> something has to be done about this. this guy has to be caught and taken off the streets. >> reporter: what happened behind hee is believed to be a random crime. the chief says he has several leads in the case. david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". community comes together in pennsville to support a student critically injured in the hit-and-run. "eyewitness news" was at pennsville memorial high school tonight for a candlelight vigil. kyle a member of the school's football team was critically injured in that hit-and-run on sunday. he was hit by car while riding his skateboard on north hook road. >> we want to thank on behalf of his dad john, his step dad larry, his brothers and the rest of the family all the out reach. we are very overwhelmed and thankful for the prayers and to please continue keeping kyle every night in your prayers. the alleged driver in that

case 23-year-old zachary mcdonough has been charged. local actor and playwright michael toner is in critical condition tonight. philadelphia police are looking for the driver who hit toner and then kept on going in center city around 1:00 o'clock this morning. toner was crossing market at 11th in the rain when he was hit. his injuries so severe doctors had to amputate one of his legs. so far police have no eyewitness eyewitnesses. "eyewitness news" has learned that all lanes have just been reopened on the portion of the pennsylvania turnpike's northeast extension that's been closed tonight. the southbound lanes near the lansdale exit had to be shut down for repairs after a sink hole opened up in a construction zone. but again the good news tonight all lanes have been reopened. we also have update right now on these homes that are teetering on the edge of disaster in burlington county. it has taken while but officials are coming up with a plan to help those whose houses are in danger of sliding into the delaware river.

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has this new information. >> reporter: it was a devastating landslide that forced people out of their homes homes. >> it gives i was real sense of change of seasons. >> it is a million dollar view. >> for chris and lynn o'dell their million dollar view turned into nightmare in late april when much that you are backyard simply disappeared dropping 70 feet into the delaware river and they were told by authorities they needed to get out. >> probably 75% of the house packed up in the first week or so. you know, expecting that you know, all of these things were going to happen very quick pace. and then things kind of slowed down. >> reporter: every night for the past seven weeks or so the o'dell's have been staying with friends, family, and even in hotels. that is beginning to wear thin. and right now their lives like their home here are very much on the edge of a cliff and they have no idea what the future holds. >> the couple did receive some good news, though, lawyers working for burlington county sent them a letter indicating the county was going to acquire

their property and their next door neighbor's house too. appraisers have been out to expect the property so far no settlement offer has come in. >> they tell you to have plan b. we have a through z because it could happen at any given moment at any given time. >> o'dell's workers say workers sealed off the leaking drain water pipe owned by the county which they believe caused the erosion. >> government doesn't move at the speed you'd like to sometimes. >> for the time being they spent as much of their time as possible soaking up this view during the day as they wait and wait some more. >> it never leaves your mind. >> reporter: so the o'dell's essentially right now are stuck with no real place to call home. reporting live tonight in florence, new jersey, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". all right todd, thank you for the update. hundreds of law enforcement officers are fanned out across upstate new york as they on continue to search for two escaped killers tonight.

david sweat and richard matt broke free from a mack mum security correct al facility. the search today focused on the small town of willsworry aft two men were seen there walking down a rural road in the middle of the farmland. a prison below named joyce mitchell has been questioned about the two escapes but she's not been named a suspect. today the federal railroad administration issued a safety advisory for passenger railroads in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. it's recommended commuter railroad identifies sharp track curves and adjust automatic control save tow systems to prevent trains from going too fast in those locations. in auto mat tick train control is not available a second crew member should be in the cab while the train is moving through speed restricted areas. eight people were killed when a train derailed in port richmond last no month. >> dennis hastert pleaded not guilty to charges in federal court in chicago today.

hastert is accused of trying to hide large bank withdrawals and then lying about that to the fb fbi. prosecutors say that hastert agreed to pay someone more than $3 million to cover up what they only call past misconduct but there are reports that hastert was paying to conceal sexual molestation claims from decades ago. dennis hastier work as teacher an coach in illinois before he went into politic. well new tonight an unusual billboard in town is grabbing people's attention. >> philadelphia at the center of a tug of war between states trying to keep businesses and their workers. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has details. >> reporter: in iowa, red tape is replaced by green lights. that's the pitch from the iowa state government emblazoned on a billboard near 13th and 59. companies can grow and be successful here. >> queen that hawthorn says advertising is part of the strategy to lure business away from others like pennsylvania.

>> what really trying to do help people look at iowa in a different way. >> here in fill until may be a tall order. >> what's the fir thing that comes through your head when i ask you about the state of iowa? >> it's not near philadelphia. >> i don't know much about it. >> reporter: you might think of corn fields and the movies. >> is this heaven? >> no. it's iowa rt report roar officials say iowa is far more than that. provideing a positive setting to innovate and to work. >> why but the billboards there along this section of vine street. one block that way is the pennsylvania convention center. and next week, they'll be 20,000 or so people there. the iowa government specifically wants to target. they'll be here for a biotechnology convention. and pennsylvania has taken notice. >> we lead with our talent. >> matt with select greater philadelphia which helps bring business here. he says while iowa might have lower taxes businesses look at a bigger picture. >> ultimately it comes down to

the complete package of transportation infrastructure work force development. distribution channels. educated work force. >> billboard and a battle for business may the best state win. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". hmm. >> i know who i'd pick. >> we welcome our friends from iowa to visit philadelphia any time. yes. >> 80 years after her disappearance there's new video of amelia earhart. >> coming up we'll show you the old film that almost nobody saw until now. also ahead carry on suitcases about to shrink. >> some airlines think that should happen. we'll tell you what you need to know before you pack for your neck flight. plus -- >> stop snoring with a trip to the dentist? that's right. it could be a quick and easy way to get a better night's sleep. how it works next. >> in weather comfortable for now, but not for long. heating up big time as this hazy, hot and humid weather moves our way. get ready for heat wave in the seven day. ♪

>> and taylor swift weighs in on twitter after a local high school's video goes viral. we'll tell what the berks county native thinks about this when "eyewitness news" continues.

>> air travelers who rely on just carry on bag may soon have to get new luggage. new guideline was announceed today recommending shrinking the size of suitcases allowed in plane's overhead bin. airport transport association new size be 21.5-inches high versus the current 22-inches. these new bags would also be a half inch smaller in width. not as deep. eight major airlines will soon introduce the new guideline inn looting will you have tan is a and qatar u.s. airlines have yet to sign on. >> an experimental cholesterol lowering drug has won the backing of fda advisory panel.

it is now one step closer to getting approval from the full fda. panel recommended that the injectable drug be used in patients with abnormally high cholesterol levels caused by and inherited diss or. it could be more potent and carry fewer side everybodies than current drugs that are on the market. also 11:00 o'clock can you zap your snoring with a quick trip to the dentist? our health reporter stephanie stahl has more tonight on a treatment with no down time and few side effects. >> reporter: snoring for many there's only one way to describe it. >> it is a nightmare. >> lynn notice all about the agony of sleepless nights because of her husband's snoring. >> i kick him and i have to wake him up just ask him to turn and then he's awake. i'm awake. >> his snoring had them both suffering from exhaustion. it's a problem for millions of americans. >> takes while to sort of get up to speed and get your energy in

the morning. >> i'm tired. i'm tired. when i wake up i'm tired. >> those days could soon be over over. >> this is the laser. >> some dentists now have new treatment that can stop snoring. >> it's a wonderful wonderful tool. to help people. >> dentists lana rosenberg using a laser called night lace heat from the laser tightens tissue in the back of the throat. that allows air to flow more freely which in turn stops the snoring. >> it's an mazing break through and i think it's going to help lots and lots of patients. to get better sleep. >> this laser only treats snoring not sleep apnea. after the first treatment that's done without anesthesia he was impressed. >> it's a medical miracle for me it's a dramatic improvement in life. i wake up in a better mood. i wake up more energetic. >> i think it's a live changing. >> three sessions over four to six weeks usually needed costing between 12 to 15 hun dead dollars. >> there's no down time. there's no cutting. there's no bleeding.

there's nothing scary. >> in move cases night lace is not covered by and the results are not permanent. the treatment usually has to be repeated within two years. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a local high school's lip sync video of taylor swift's hit shake it off has gone viral. >> swift herself even took notice. ♪ shake it off ♪ >> it took the students at cinnaminson high school months to put this together and today taylor swift took to twitter. she simply says i love you cinnaminson high school. that's a pretty good shout out right? taylor swift brings her tour to philly this friday and saturday. so a lot of people have that circled. >> kathy has studied every frame of that video. >> we're so proud of them. >> they did good job much that's

a big project. it takes a lot of time and they put all this time into it not knowing if anybody will take notice. >> much less taylor swift. >> and the girl herself did. >> and she'll be in town this weekend. >> it will be great. >> very sticky. speaking of students we honored very special students earlier this evening. i had the honor of serving as mistress of ceremonies at the ronald mcdonald house scholarship charityies celebration was tonight in philadelphia. 55 students were awarded college scholarships they were from pennsylvania new jersey and delaware. the ronald mcdonald house charities doing great work and these students will do great things. so congratulations to all. they're going to amazeing schools. a lot staying local. we're happy for that as well. >> let's take look outdoors where it has been beautiful night in philadelphia. i had the coons get outside this evening. i was in center city just commuting back and forth to that event at the kimmel center and the streets were packed. everyone was just so happy to be

outside and why not? on storm scan3 you can see clear skies much we did have one cell moving across the delaware beaches heading toward cape may. but look at this. it just missed if you're in cape may and you're looking offshore and you see some bright skies that is moving away from land and we expect a dry overnight. 60 in the poconos. 68 in allentown. still 77 degrees in philadelphia philadelphia. balmy. 68 degrees in millville. and down the shore temperatures in the 70s for the most part with the exception of cape may with that land breeze being pretty strong today. temperatures very similar from the city to the shore. not always the case got a little lucky that ocean water temperature sitting at 64. lower humidity for your wednesday with highs in the 80s. one more comfortable day before we really crank up the heat. the heat begins on thursday. wee watch a front approach from the northwest. it squeezes the heat up the eastern see bore. 99s with humidity. the same goes for friday. so if you are going to taylor swift it's going to be sticky. the going to be a warm night but

a great time dry conditions expected. high temperatures in the 70s. i should say 90s low temperatures in the 70s. here the probability of precipitation for the rest of this week into the weekend no problem wednesday or thursday. friday just a 20% chance. a better chance of scattered showers and storms late saturday and into the evening. a 40% chance there. so overnight tonight the low temperature 66. with mainly clear skies. tomorrow we still have that westerly wind. it will be a warm, dry breeze. high temperatures in the 80s with low humidity. if you are planning your day tomorrow the morning commute will be mild. lunch outside a little warm. 85 after school. evening activities 82 december which is a buff the normal high for this time of year. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast thursday fry darks saturday in the heat. saturday makes it an official heat wave little bit drier more comfortable on sunday. monday and tuesday warming back up and those shore temperatures comfortable as well. want to remind you to be sure to wake up with "eyewitness news"

in the morning meteorologist katie fehlinger joins the team she'll track any changes in the weather we start at four confidential 30 on cbs3 and continue on the cw beginning at 7:00. >> all right. here comes the heat wave. >> um-hmm. >> 90s. it's been awhile since we've seen those. >> kathy thanks new footage has surfaced of amelia ear heart before her ill fated attempt to become the first woman to fly around the world. this video from a small airport in southern california from 1937. earhart brought her personal photographer to that airport and that photographer's brother then took the grainy video. the video is part of the film amelia earhart's last photo being released this month along with an 80 page book of the same name. >> that is amazing. >> fascinating case. >> it sure is. lesley is here now and we're not hearing so much from the birds but a former bird. >> we've heard from many times in the past. >> form her eagle cary williams speaking out about his time as in fill and his feelings about chip kelly, and it was a homerun

derby at the great american ballpark for phillies pitching staff got torched. sports is next.

>> developments in the baseball world. >> not good ones. phillies wrapping up that thee game series witness reds tomorrow afternoon. to night the reds played long ball against the fightings. the reds pounded aaron harang in the third inning. joey votto sends this ball in the seats at centerfield. he's not finish. that will make it seven-one. harang served up four homers in the game in six innings of work. to the seventh we go. votto did you say tip mcgowan to one homer for the third in his career. he hit three homers in the game. the phillies gave up five homers in the 11-two boat down. first no hitter of the year.

chris heston in his 13th major league start blanked the mets five to nothing. struck out 11. hit three batters and two balls in the infield. giants no-in four years. the birds continuing organized team activities down at the know have a care complex this off season eagles resigned linebacker brandon graham to four year crack. one of 14 players left from andy reid regime. last season brandon had 5.5 sacks, four forceed fumbles and chip kell says the former number pick of 2010 is gall bladder ago force on and off the field isn't he's stepping into a leadership roll. losing trent cole was an outstanding player and the leader at that position now i think brandon graham assumed a little bit of that responsibility. >> i'm so excited to show them, you know, what they've been missing out on these past couple of years but everything happens for reason and i'm just happy i'm able to, you know, fill in this role right now and just show them what i can do. >> the birds cut cary william at

the end of the season and he signed with seattle. we all know cary is not afraid to speak his mind. today in a radio interview he said he wasn't a fan of how chip kelly does things here. >> i think he's a great coach arc tremendous coach but i just think that what's going on there isn't necessarily the right way of doing things. >> okay. we'll be right back.

♪ a delaware county teen springs into action helping save an umpire's life during baseball game. >> this is 16-year-old michael brodzinsky. he's a student at academy park high school also a youth firefighter certified in cpr with darby borough and sharon hill fire companies much his training came in handy monday night. he had just reached second base when the umpire at home plate collapsed so michael ran to him and used his training to save that man's life.

>> started chest compressions and breaths and just kept doing it, kept doing it while they called 911. >> the umpire was taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania in critical condition. mike says that he hopes to visit him just as soon as his condition improves but job well done. >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back on in the morning starting at 4:30 with erika von tiehl and natasha brown. for now for lesley kathy and everyone here, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. csi is up next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪

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