tonight at 11:00 o'clock outrage over this video of a student under attack. the video has led police to take action. good evening, i'm chris may. jessica is on assignment. that attack was vicious and unprovoked. our natasha brown has more on the victim's injuries and a look at that video that's now gone viral this video is extremely difficult to watch unprovoke attack on a 17-year-old student allegedly at the hands of his own classmates.

but this video has now led to five arrests. vicious attack is cringe worthy. five teenaged boys beating punching, kicking a helpless 17-year-old student. each devastating blow becomes more and more difficult to watch watch. >> martin luther king high school student while on his way home from school was a costed by five of his classmates. >> he's being attacked simultaneously at times. >> captain maliki jones of the northwest detectives division takes us through the disturbing video that's now gone viral. >> this kid was an innocent person. he had done nothing to anybody. and he was approached by these individuals and asked was he involved in fight which apparently occurred at the school the day before. and he had nothing to do with it whatsoever. >> reporter: you can see bystanders sitting idly by never venturing to help. >> during this incident he lost numerous teeth as a result of this incident. as i said he sustained is a concussion. >> reporter: police say in this case the video however graphic is what is now led to

the arrest of all five attackers attackers. >> this video was turned over to school officials and the school officials along with us were able to identify all five perpetrators. >> that's ridiculous. it's heartbreaking report roar we showed the video to folk in the neighbor near 65th and wister where whereas saul happened three blocks from martin luther link sky school. >> that's sad. >> gasp after gasp from parents imagineing their own child as a victim to senseless violence. >> it's ridiculous that somebody would beat somebody up -- anybody like that. that's sad. it's so sad how these teenagers are cab acting. so defenseless and sit there by hisself and five guys beating up on him. i'm glad they found all five of them. >> the victim who's an honor roll is on the men. the suspects are on their way to facing charges of aggravated assault and wreck recklessly endangering another person. all are 16 and 17-year-old with

the session of weren't 18-year-old charged as an add dull. well as we continue to deal with the aftermath of tuesday' storms there's even more rain tonight. let's check in with meteorologist kathy orr. she's tracking how long this latest round of wet weather will last. kathy. >> here we go again, chris. heaviest rain through south jersey and central and southern delaware a line from the eastern shore of maryland through dover extend aig cross the and through vineland maurice river, cape may courthouse extending toward atlantic city where you see the oranges and yellows and heavy downpours an few thunder showers i'm not seeing thunderstorms out there. this could dumb app good dose of rain he he is special through south jersey and delaware up to half an inch overnight the highest amounts to the south and east of the city and possibility of a few rumbles of thunder. come tomorrow we'll see some showers for the morning rush. by 9:00 a.m. few showers around. 11am a few break in the clouds with sprinkles possible. the temperature 73. the big question for the weekend, will it be a washout?

we'll answer that with the seven day forecast coming up a little later in the broadcast. chris. >> okay, kathy, thank you tonight utility crews continue working to restore power to tens of thousands who have been in the dark since tuesday night. here are the latest numbers right now. atlantic city electric still reporting about 107,000 customers without power. peco is down to a little over 31,000. 3,000 pse&g customers are still off line and delmarva reports about a thousand outages tonight tonight. there's still days of cleanup ahead in hard hit delaware county. "eyewitness news" in chester as residents helped each other out today. the county remains under a state of emergency tonight and there is a 24 hour shelter that has been opened in brookhaven. in south jersey residents in east greenwich gloucester county are being asked to stay at home tonight. you can see the reason why. downed traffic lights and utility poles continue to block roads including the one you're looking at now swedesboro avenue

avenue. the seven star diner in washington township had throw away $150,000 worth of food today. it all went bad because of a power outage there. and to make matters worse the power went out during dinner service so they can't wash a mountain of dishes there. nearby trim right meats also lost thousands in inventory and sales. thousands of lightning strikes during the height of the storm and at least one hit the 911 center in salem county. several dispatchers wound up being shock as they tried to field emergency calls. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has that story. isn't it was heavy rain, there was some flooding, wires down, trees down. >> reporter: tuesday evening and heavy rains and high winds were bearing down over woodstown salem county. >> it was multitude of lightning that is were happening. it was like lightning boom. >> reporter: calls were streaming into the salem county 911 center when dispatcher doug

hoe gate felt a jolt. >> i felt through my body through my arm like a quick -- like a quick shock it went up my arm and i actually felt it into going into my neck. >> i dropped the phone real quick soon it happened. it traveled. >> reporter: running on adrenaline he picked up the phone and continued answering cause along with the other dispatchers. >> he has head and neck pain. it pretty much felt like an ax was hitting him in the head. >> reporter: the building may have taken several lightning strikes surging through the phone lines and shocking all five. when the call center was answering its highest volume of calls, one dispatcher called over to the ambulance company they dispatched to check their vitals. >> when you have the stethoscope in your ears and you're trying to listen to blood pressures and things, and all the chaos that's going on around you it's very hard to get a good blood pressure. >> my heart rate was at a steady 140. >> reporter: and his blood pressure was 200 over 130. that's when emt ryan egress convinced dug it was time to go to the emergency room while cat

mccarthy tended to the other. >> a couple people we know as not only as friends but they're close enough to be family. >> reporter: cat and rhino the voices at dispatch them but they never thought they'd be the ones needing the call. >> they went on like nothing ever happened. it was pretty amazing. >> we can be patients too sometimes and we need help and it's just something that you're not used to because you're used to helping everyone else. in salem county, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". well now campaign 2016. associateed press says he is running for president. but tonight new jersey governor chris christie said he had not made the call. >> you denying there's going to be an announce many made tuesday in living ton. >> i can't deny that because i haven't made the decision. >> once i make a decision then i'll decide how i want to do it. you know, if i do. if i don't then either way i'm going to have to make an announcement. >> the governor made those remarks on his ask the governor radio program tonight. he said he'll let everybody know when he decides. >> if governor christie does run he will join a crowded

republican field. there they are right now 13 declared candidates on the gop side. it is draft night in the nb. and sixers fans hoping for dynamic guard named deangelo russell. didn't happen. but the team still wound up with a big named talent as sports director beasley reece is here to tell. >> got serious serious serious athlete. last couple of sixers drafts warned to us expect the unexpected. the overwhelming sent many at the draft party dilworth plaza was ohio state point guard deangelo russell was the best fit but he went to la. forcing the sixers to the best available another dominant big man. welcome to philadelphia jalill okafor. sick foot 11, 270 pounds center from duke was the sixers pick at third overall. he was asked what he knows about philadelphia. >> i'm not too familiar with philadelphia. one of my teammates is from there and he's always talking it's the best city and all the

other stuff i'm from chicago we always argue but i'm excited to get to know the city a little better. >> all right. now when i come back for sports we'll go one-on-one win jalill. i spoke to him right after he was picked and i think you'll enjoy that ahead in sports. >> no question about his talent just questions about fit in philadelphia. >> no. >> beasley, thank you. delegation of philadelphia leaders wrapped up their visit to the vatican today. they have been preparing for the pope's visit in september and part of their work include add big announce many for the world meeting of families. our jessica dean has more about today's meetings from rome. >> reporter: good evening from rome. this was the philadelphia delegation's final day here in rome at the vatican. they took care of several issues one of them being security several meetings about that. and also a big announcement for the world meeting of families. as pope who loves to be close to people pope francis can create a unique security challenge. >> there's a schedule, there's a script then there's pope

francis. >> reporter: on thursday the philadelphia delegation met with rome mayor and former philly resident marino no learn how rome helps protect pope francis. >> he can change information. we will provide them with book of things that we prepared and we are at disposal of philadelphia. >> reporter: the group also met with the head of vatican security general dom knee company jianne knee. philadelphia police inspector joe sullivan said they had wealth of advice. >> our plans have to be very flexible very fluid and give us the ability to be change on a dime. when the pope moves, we move. >> reporter: the philadelphia delegation was also there just outside the vatican as archbishop charles chaput announced totipotential press the update on the world meeting of families. >> we really want to make sure that everyone can come. >> to that and the world meeting of families has raised $30 million. 1.000000 of which will pay for

scholarships to bring people to the event who otherwise wouldn't afford it. >> we hope that all people has to be one tally. >> reporter: that is mission accomplished for the philadelphia delegation on this trip to rome. they'll head back to philadelphia tomorrow morning. we'll be with them. they won't get a whole lot of rest when they get there. we have three months until all of this happens. so they've got to take what they got done here and put it into action when they get back to philadelphia. we'll see you back at home soon. in rome, jessica dean cbs3 "eyewitness news". well still to come here tonight is it special treatment? the i-team is on the case. >> this is not your typical suspected drunk driver. this is driver has a badge an gun. >> you are so bleep right now. you can't even speak right. >> why was this new jersey police sergeant never punish or charged with a crime? i'm investigative reporter charlotte huffman with the i team exclusive coming up. >> also there's another recall

tonight for a well-known athletic bran. fine out why these pricey shirts had to come off store shelves. >> kathy? >> will it ab total weekend washout? some rain moving through tonight. more on the way tomorrow. we'll take look at the details coming up with the seven day forecast. >> and the tall ships have arrived, and they're not alone. we'll tell you about the big attraction that is sure to help draw crowds this weekend.

is it a case of dui coverup? tonight the cbs3 i-team with an exclusive about suspected drunk driver who gets off the hook because he's a cop. charlotte huffman uncovered it's all about what some police call professional courtesy. >> stay in your car. >> how you doing? >> get back in your car. >> you're watching police dash cam video. >> you get in that car i'm looking up for dui. sorry so bleep right no now you can't speak right. >> the driver who has just been

stopped is vincent core so a jersey city police officer. >> it happened in january of last year on route 130 in robbinsville mercer county. >> in an investigation report police say they stopped core so for speeding at over 70 miles per hour. and crossing over the center white dotted line. police found core so was highly inn tock indicated that night. and two drunk to be carrying a gun. >> take his weapon from him. >> no. don't do that. >> yes, yes, yes. >> please don't do that. >> i'm telling you. bleep. >> slow down. slow down. slow down. >> give me a supervisor. >> you might think most people in this situation would be given a sobriety test. maybe arrested but that's not what happened to sergeant corso. >> sir, this is what we're doing doing. okay? you won't be placed under arrest. okay. you could be and obviously you would know the repercussions of that okay? we're going beyond

the normal northerly here. >> you are. >> we're extending a professional courtesy. >> a professional courtesy. allowing core so to simi wait for a ride back to jersey city. isn't we're going to contact the supervisor in your department to have an officer come over to our police department to give you a ride. >> no arrest no charges. the case closed. >> the public is probably outraged by watching something like this. >> reporter: we showed the video former police officer and expert on police behavior richard rivera. >> these courtesies are often extended when necessarily they don't have to be. officer core so should have been arrested. the officer should have done their job and they backed down from that. if it was someone else they would have been arrested already already. >> i do think our officers handled in professional manner. >> dave freed is robbinsville mayor and director of public safety. >> what would he say to the people who see this video and might say with everything going on in our nation right now this reinforces their belief that police can do anything and get away with it?

>> i completely disagree that, you know, that is the case. >> a lot of people would argue that is a double standard. >> you're assuming they gave him a break. >> didn't they? >> i don't look at that it way. they turn him over to his department. you're giving them back to your department your expect teague the other department is going to handle it. >> but core so never faced charges in jersey city either. and it's he's still on the force. >> the robbinsville actions do not warrant a criminal investigation but freed has made a change in his department. >> moving forward can we tell people that professional courtesyies will no longer be extented in robbinsville. >> absolutely. are we perfect, absolutely not. will we get better, of course we will. will we hide from heinz we've done right and wrong absolutely not. >> legal experts tell us that professional courtesyies are again the law and arrests should occur where an incident happens. and we shall mention that neither core so nor jersey city police would answer our questions. >> more to come on this though, right.

>> absolutely. this is far from over. we've got more more digging to do. >> charlotte, thank you very much. >> you can watch the full dash cam video on our website. cbsphilly.com. charlotte, thanks again. significant legal victory today for the supporters of the affordable care act. in a six-three decision the supreme court ruled that subsidies can be extended to those who purchase insurance from the federal exchange. the exact language of the law limited financial aid to state based exchanges. but the court found that was not the intent of congress. had the court ruled against the law almost 7 million people would have lost their subsidies. the clothing company lulu lemon is recalling more than thee hundred thousand women's tops due to injuries from draw strings. when those draw strings get pulled or caught on something and then release they can whip people in the face. seven people have been injured that way. this is not the company's first recall. back in 2013, it pulled some yoga pants from stores because they were said to be too revealing. the tall ships festival is

underway on the delaware river and it drew big crowds to both philadelphia and camden waterfronts today. chopper three overhead as some of those vessels made their way into town. while the ships are here, tours will be available. the festival runs through sunday sunday. and you won't just see ships on the delaware. you can also see this lady. this huge rubber duck known as momma duck and she's definitely got size on her side. she weighs in at 11 tons and a whopping 61 feet tall. no doubt wherever momma duck goes, she draws a lot of attention. as you said kathy it is going to be ducky weather this weekend. it will be. >> i stole your line. i'm sorry. >> that's okay. that's okay. yes. very ducky. a little too ducky we're looking at some rain both saturday and sunday. good news it's not a total wash out by any stretch we will salvage par of the weekend. take a look outside. we do have some scattered showers liberty one liberty two looking good with that city

skyline mostly cloudy skies out there and temperatures are comfortable in the 60s. down the shore real wet weather in the back bay. you can see harrah's and borgata lit up on storm scan3 heavy rain moving through ac right now. the heaviest rain focused through south jersey and delaware where you see all those yellows and orange where is we have the heaviest rain. some lightning well to the south in virginia, some thunder showers though in some very heavy rain extending through cape may county toward atlantic city and through kent county and sussex county delaware and this will be the focal point. you can see through philadelphia just some spotty showers right now. but the heavier rain will stay toward the south. so if you're in sea isle you have some light showers. but heavier rain toward avalon, stone harbor under the gun as well as cape may courthouse going down route nine and also down the garden state parkway. so if anyone is in that area, heading home, give them a call and let them know they'll hit very heavy rain right now in the city 69. 68 in atlantic city and wildwood it is 73. reading 65. we'll watch this area of low

pressure move offshore tomorrow. some morning showers afternoon breaks, high temperatures will be in the 70s. but then as we work our way through saturday another rain maker moves in. we'll see an easterly flow some strong winds in the afternoon and some increasing rain it will be heavy at time in the afternoon and at night. some morning showers sunday. but then the afternoon is pleasant. when we look at the amounts of rain, we look at our computer models that are pretty good in the long range the american models saying about 1.5-inches european about 2.5 if you average it out about 2-inches of rain over the next three days. afternoon heavy rain on saturday. very gusty winds. then we see some showers sunday. but better by sunday afternoon. so each day we have a period of dry weather. overnight the low 68. during the day tomorrow, the high 79. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast and shore cast over the weekend not perfect but really nice next week. monday 82. tuesday 87 with a late day storm. wednesday and thursday looking

good with high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s down the shore 80s as well. pack the sunscreen. it's summer vacation. >> in a big way. >> um-hmm. >> all right. kathy, thanks very much. no vacation time for sam hinkie and the six social security they're busy right now. >> they're busy. they are collecting talent and they did not get the guy that most sixers fans hoped they were going. thought they were going to. the guy they got is no slouch. i go one-on-one with

>> big night for the sixers hoping to add more building block for the future. >> some blocks all right. i have serious concerns. i'll get to in just a minute. many sixers fans hoping deangelo russell would fall to them with the third overall pig. one the lakers took them. there was only one clear joyce. >> the physical 76ers select jalill okafor from duke university. >> there he is okafor from duke. big man has a 7-foot 5-inch wing

span averaged 17 points a game 8.5 rebounds. i caught up with him shortly after he became the newest philadelphian. >> pre draft pro had you going first or second overall. were you surprised that you ended up in philadelphia? >> no, i wasn't surprised. i didn't know where i was going to go. like all the other guys in this draft all nervous and anxiously waiting. >> you come to a team that has nerlins noel and joelle embiid. you step in to perhaps form a trio of dominant big men. have you had any contact with your new teammates? >> i know yo joe. i talk to him last night. i've had a chance to see my phone and all the media. i know joel and i saw jeremy a few minutes ago. he's here supporting his brother. >> we've watched you on the college jet level. we have some idea of what we're getting but describe yourself as player. what is philadelphia getting?

>> dominant player looking to win. >> give me your thoughts on lining up as the next super star in philadelphia. >> i'm excite excited. i know i have big shoes to fill wee step into philadelphia with all the great players that they have. so i have big shoes to fill and i'll work as hard as i can to fill those shoes. >> i've been in on the plan but we may have a problem with the second round the sixers with -- they took willie hernia non gomez another center. i think sam has lost his mine with their second pick they picked a 6-foot 10 power forward after bowling green. there needs to be an intermission.

finally tonight talk about bargain. more than 30 philadelphia businesses offering items for just one buck in university city tonight.

on baltimore avenue from 43rd to 51 is the streets variety of local vendors offered food, drinks and other items at very big discounts. the crowd also got to enjoy some live music and entertainment. this is the baltimore avenue dollar strolls sixth year. looks like a good time despite the rain tonight. >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 4:30 with ukee, nicole and katie katie. for beasley kathy an and all of us here. i'm chris may. good night. ♪

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