"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows us act of kindness is not going unnoticed. >> it is pictures that speak louder than word then these sickening series of photos, have broken the sound barrier. >> greg hardy is a bad guy who happens to be a good football player. >> give a guy a second chance you better express remorse. >> reporter: images, public on the sports web site dead spin, were taken from a may 2014 domestic violence attack, the victim, nicole holder, claims that she was beaten by her ex-boyfriend who does this for a living. >> bradford will get sacked. >> that is cowboys star defensive end greg hardy, playing sunday night against the eagles. last july, hardy was convicted, of assault, but the case fell apart on appeal because holder stopped cooperating. now, with his record cleared by the nfl, he is back in the league making millions. >> it really irked me that the cowboys haven't done anything for anybody and radio stations

there are protecting the dallas cowboys and protecting greg hardy. >> reporter: wip sports radio host josh ines is often lamb best ted a as a quick witted loud mouth but he is the only one putting his money where his mouth is, and inspiring others to do the same. >> philadelphia a will come to the rescue. >> reporter: ines and co host spike eskin started a on line fund by putting in $500 of their own money for a random women's abuse shelter in dallas and asking philadelphians to pitch in. >> the goal, was $3,000, but by the the start have of show time today guys raised close to $27,000. >> reporter: with deep appreciation, the the genesis women's shelter in dallas, said in part quote this campaign launched by the team and wip radio in philadelphia shows us that the issue of domestic violence is bigger than a football rivalry and bigger than sports. >> i want to see something positive come to the ladies in dallas and i want to see something positive come to the

people of philadelphia. >> reporter: act of mass kindness from a man, fan base and a city many might consider unlikely. in south philadelphia, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ninety-four wip ended its campaign at 2:00 but money is still trickling in to the page which is now under the control of the genesis women's shelter. at last check just over $30,000 has been raised. the clouds are starting to roll in wet weather is on its way. we are tracking rain that will affect your morning commute. meteorologist kate bilo is on the skies deck with more on this, kate. >> reporter: thanks, guess contact in more super girl out here but in rain either. cloud have rolled in. kind of putting a cloudy end to what was a really sunny, beautiful start to the machine but included rolled in and temperatures were held in the lower 60's today thanks to the cloud cover. the rain still to come. it is moving in. coming from the south. you can see it here looking at storm scan three that big blob of green pushing through portions of virginia, heading

to the nation's capitol toward baltimore. heavier rain off the coast of the north carolina will stay out to sea but rain will reach us within the next several hours, the atmosphere is set to bring in a few showers cropping over over portions of the delaware and into portions of maryland as well. there is that big globe of green with the clouds in place though, temperatures are not that bad. it is 58 degrees in philadelphia 56 in wilmington. fifty-six in allentown. so when does the rain get here? how long does it stick around? how much can we expect? i'll have details about how this will impact your morning commute tomorrow especially coming up when i join you inside. >> thanks, kate. going to new heights to help those in need, that is the the goal of the local non-profit. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us how they are taking to the skies with a special mission. >> thinks called a turbo charged 182. >> reporter: flying is david gibbs passion. >> some people love, you know, have a cabin up north, get to the poconos, some people big into golf, mary and i are big in aviation.

>> reporter: part of the flying for david means volunteering his time, plane, his fuel to transport sick patients and their families to treatment centers throughout the north east. >> in essence what we tell patients is you have enough to worry about with your unfortunate situation, whatever that is, let me take care of the transportation. >> reporter: angel flight east a non-profit based in blue bell pairs pilots with patients and their families. 300 flights a year are free and they have help people like briana. >> i have eight to 12 months live. >> reporter: now a at the junior college in maryland but just a few years ago suffering from a rare tumor in her esophagus. >> i could not breathe and it just kept coming back report report what saved her life experimental surgery in boston but weekly trips were causing a huge amount of stress on her family. >> before we figured it out, about angel flight east we talk about selling our house back in new jersey and moving up to boston in an apartment. >> reporter: but her social worker told her family about

angel flight east and pilot like david shuttled her back and for the for treatment. >> we became very close with him. we still talk to him once in a while. >> reporter: helping her beat the tumor and keeping her family at home. >> this myself i way to give back to the community. it is in the real flashy but that is fine with me. i sleep well at night. i know i made a difference in peoples lives. >> reporter: cost of the flight, all of the fuel absorbed by volunteer pilots but this is a non-profit organization so there are fundraisers throughout the year for angel flight east. reporting from blue bell pennsylvania i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is great. two center city banks and hopped in the cab to estate. new video of the suspect being taken in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter tie an a rocco is live at police headquarters with the latest on the the crime and how the suspect was apprehended, diana. >> reporter: jessica, this man walk into td bank within minutes and he was wearing handcuffs, police say they

have seen some brash moves over the years but this one is up there, not only did he use a cab as his getaway vehicle, well then, it brought him right to police headquarters. police say they have seen smarter criminals after this allege bank robber came to them, making his getaway right by police headquarters, minutes after robbing two center city banks on monday. 1:30 this afternoon the man allegedly walk in the td bank at 11th and chestnut demanding cash. he was given fake money 36789 minutes later walk in the pnc a block away on market street. there police say he got away with an undisclosed an amount of money and jumped in the waiting cab to make his getaway. bike officer followed the cabs through the streets where it was stopped just outside police headquarters. >> officers responded to that location. they quickly gave out flash information of possible suspect and then based, on good police work they were able to track down suspect right outside our build here. >> reporter: cab was stopped as police investigated, money

recovered and sorry suspects turned over to the fbi so tonight it is still not clear just how much money that suspect tried to get away with. he is now in the fbi custody where he will have to think about his crime. we are live in center city tonight, diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police launched an investigation in the photo of two office their went viral on social media police say it shows the two officers a asleep in their patrol car. police say picture of the unidentify officers was taken by civilian at an undisclosed location in the 24th police district which covers parts of the kenting ton and port richmond. >> the investigation is underway and appropriate disciplinary action will take place. >> lieutenant stand forward went on to say that the photo send a wrong message about the hard work police officers you the in every day. we're hearing from the delaware river port authority police office shore was being praised for his action. >> did he something very special when he saw a home

less man was barefoot and the entire thing was captured on video. here's "eyewitness news" new jersey report are cleve bryan. >> reporter: it was a police officer. >> shake your hand. >> and video go viral. >> and train station, for not wearing shoes. instead of making man feel bad, he asked what was wrong. >> he went and got him some shoes. that was nice of him. good job. >> reporter: joyner asked the man his shoe size and if he prefers that was nice of you i want to shake your hand. you gave him some shoes. a video did go viral. he went and got him some shoes. >> the the gentlemen simply was doing hard time. >> that was nice of you, i want to shake your hand. give him some shoes.

>> a video, will go viral. >> i any he did the right thing. he went above and beyond. he was his best self, i think in that action, and he setn example for all have of us. >> reporter: officer joyner said he is shocked by amount of attention he is receiving but he says even though this draws more spotlight by doing an interview with us, he said it feels good to see police officers seen in the positive light. >> he went and got him some shoes. >> reporter: officer joiner from camden credits his parents with teaching him -- >> that was nice of you i want to shake your hand. give him some shoes. >> we apologize for audio difficulty there as well. still to come on "eyewitness news" police are calling it a crime of passion. new information, on the investigation in the several murders in fairmount park. >> plus, justice three decade

in the making what police say this woman did 30 years ago in wilmington, kate? rain is on the way, and rain is moving from the south you can see heavy over portions of virginia and this has philadelphia in its sight, i will tell you when it gets in and out and how much rain we will see with the seven day forecast, leslie. well, kate eagles will be back here at the lincoln sunday after that huge win in dallas, last night but it is a win that comes with a big cost, jordan hicks out for the season, we will have more on that coming up later in sports. >> we were all watching the game and the end of the game, the noise we made sounded like we had just won the super bowl. such screaming and yelling, woke up our two sleeping dogs up they didn't necessity what was going on.

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homicide squad believes it has crack a 30 year-old murder case in wilmington. woman was arrested in dalton, georgia awaiting extradition to delaware to face charges. kyw news radio steve towa reports. >> new castle county police chief, said, persistence paid off for surviving family members of the 54 year-old joseph brawn, murdered in his

home in wilmington in 985. >> interesting case that is just the people that solved it. >> reporter: cold case detective thomas, and retired sergeant glenn davis, were relentless. >> it feels great. i mean to be able to reach out to a family member and say we were able to give you closure, the whole unit is all about. >> reporter: in 1999, investigators received information about a suspect believed to have committed a crime but he died two years earlier. they did get another lead about his girlfriend, sandra heart sag, said to be present and involved in the murder. this cold case was reopened last month after investigators learned that sandra was arrested in philadelphia, in 2001. they won't comment on the evidence, they obtained, back then but they say it is positively links her to joseph brawn's home and vehicle. brawn's former home has change hand over the years but neighbor linda a, recalls what happened inside 2211hea rn. >> fairfax is a family oriented neighborhood and nothing ever, nothing ever

news worthy ever goes on here. no. so we were all in shock. >> reporter: she was arrested in dalton, georgia she's waiting extradition in delaware to face charge that he is include murder, first degree robbery, conspiracy and possession of the deadly weapon. steve towa for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating the killings of a couple in fairmount parkas a possible crime of passion. twenty-five year-old shecore arlene and three two-year old lisa smith were found dead inside an suv on friday. police say both victims were shot multiple times in the head. >> we had outside relationships so that is where our investigation will start, because somebody knew that they were in the park at that time and obviously had issue with that. >> police tell "eyewitness news" that they have questioned a woman connect with the male victim, and, no arrests have been made. a pennsylvania senate panel convenes to examine whether kathleen kane can remain attorney general

without a law license. the special committee met for the first time today beginning with testimony from 3-d a's from burlington, bucks and somerset counties. they testified that they would not be able to do their job without a law license. kane's license to practice law has been suspended while she fights criminal charges. committee has 30 days to make a recommendation on kane's removal. student's at camden's hb wilson elementary school celebrated their community to day cooper university health care, distributed to all of the student. it is part of the keep warm and stay healthy program, for increasing community pride and promote healthy lifestyles. in the upcoming weeks all student attending city schools will get the sweat shirt. >> very nice. >> love the smiles, indeed. >> keep warm and keep dry, with the rain coming in. >> serves him well in the next few weeks and months to come. >> definitely by the weekend. get out those sweat shirts. in the near term the umbrella, punchos, it is not that cold but it will turn pretty wet.

>> here it comes. >> and into tomorrow. >> we have had a ton of rain over past several weeks. nice and warm but now we're tracking some much needed rainfall but also a drop in temperatures by the end of the week a clot talk b lets get to it. we will look outside and take you out to campbell's feel camera looking at ben franklin bridge. still dry. there are a few cloud drift nothing, certainly today, starting out on a nice note and ended up gray, bit overcast, as the system pushes toward us from the south. lets look at is what going on time lapse video. you can see that happening, started off in broadheadsville with blue skies and sunshine. notice how that blue sky gives way to increasing cloud by the afternoon. things turn gray here as buses pick the kid up and take them home but now that the lights are on skies are completely overcast here in pleasant valley and that is the case all across at year through tonight. clouds are in and now we are waiting for the rain. here it is, you can see this massive rain, actual center of the low over north carolina

heavier rain is off the coast and that should miss most of us but shore points could be eclipsed with heavier rain masses through the next 24 hours or so. really what we are watching is these pockets of rain embedded over portions of virginia lift nothing to maryland and getting into our region. offer night and certainly tomorrow morning. right now anything falling is generally light but it starts to intensify with the darker green shading moving in portions of maryland and heading in to delaware. timing it out you can see we expect rain to get in by about midnight and heavier rain will come in early tomorrow morning. here's your time, 8:00 a.m. rain falling steadily, that will continue through noon and then does eventually lift out and taper off by tomorrow evening. tomorrow evening's commute no, sir as wet as tomorrow morning. the period of rain heavier at times half inch to an inch of rain it will be breezy as well. temperatures still in the the 50's, feeling comfortable out there but we are once again above average with right on target the first day not above average but actually seasonal

for this time of the year. as we go through tonight it stays mild with rain developing at 52 degrees. period of rain heavy at times, 62 will be the high. quick look at your forecast getting whole lot better by wednesday, partly sunny and mild at 64. the whole eyewitness weather seven day forecast rain tuesday morning, sun comes back wednesday but then warm and more rain on thursday. a few showers. then it gets chilly. sun comes back. notice saturday's high only 52 . first time it has been below average all month who. >> blustery there. >> it will be cold, feeling like 40's on saturday. >> thanks, kate. tonight at 11:00 on "eyewitness news" it is taste with torey. >> everyone has get to favorite place for a slice and new is there one shop that has been making its ties in the same way for the seven decades. >> you have a good product. you just don't go in every other restaurant and see an have oven like this. it allows you to survey style

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year. he had 50 tackles, one sack, two interceptions and a forced fumble and three fumble recovery, last night's game in dallas was another classic, just before midnight, sam bradford connecting with jordan matthews on a 41-yard touchdown to give the eagles that 33-27 win. it was very nice to see because he has been battling drops all season. >> even when things aren't going that well i still have have that same mind set i got to go to work, be consistent and get better n games like this happens it is not like this is greatest thing in the world. i did my job. >> the kid tireless in terms of his ability to work and what he can do and you know, it shows, that is what we talk b you sink tour level of training. trained at a high level ape played at a high level last night. >> how about that running back demarco murray returning to dallas for the first time. he led eagles in rushing with 83 yards and a touchdown. back in september, dallas held him to 2 yards on 13 carries,

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developing right now we have learned that one person has died in this crash on the new jersey turnpike, in gloucester county. it happened in the southbound lanes, south of exit number two and woolwich township. several vehicles were involved and one of them catching fire. we also necessity southbound lanes are closed in that area as traffic northbound has slowed as a result, again we now know the one person has died in this crash and we will update you as night continues. in the meantime thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on our sister station the the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news" from new york is scott pelley, take care family, we will see you tonight.

>> we support each other. >> pelley: with his campus many revolt over racial tensions and the football team threat act boycott, a college president is forced out. also tonight, a six-year-old boy is laid the rest as two city marshals accused of his murder go before a judge. in a first, the government is calling for seat bells in school buses. and shampoo's final bow. seaworld under pressure from animal rights groups. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.