his own words and under oath for the first time hearing from a philadelphia police officer, a.m. pushed by a gunman, as he sat in his patrol car. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. officers jesse hartnett took the stand this morning, in his preliminary hearing >> good afternoon, officer

hartnett taking the stands this morning, courtroom filled with dozens of officers, hartnett still unable to move his left arm, speak nag very quiet voice, describing the terrifying moments as bullets flew into his car and into his body on a january night. and came very close to ending the young officer's life. shortly after arriving at the criminal justice center, officers jesse tart net took the witness stands to testify about the terrifying moments caught on video, as he was ambushed inside his patrol car on west philadelphia street. i could feel multiple gunshots hitting the door panel. i then started hearing glass breaking, i could feel multiple gunshots hitting me in my arm. blood is pouring on my leg at this point, i can't feel my arm. >> he described that he was bent over from the waist with his head basically in his lap. he had his left arm shielding his head, which is the bullet that did the most damage, was the one that went into the

elbow, and out the wrist and basically destroyed his elbow officer seriously wounded described chasing him down, and capturing him. as he allegedly continued firing at the officer remarkable young man, even able to specific details down to trying to retrieve his corn yet after he was actually injured, just nothing short of remarkable. >> fouling the hour long preliminary hearing, officer hartnett's accused attacker was ordered held for trial on all charges, and his defense attorney suggesting that he might employ a mental health defense. >> i'm not a mental health expert, but we may call one in at a later time. >> now, at the time of his

arrest, archer allegedly confessed that he had done the shooting in his words in the name of islam, that prompted larger local and federal investigation. there was no testimony today about any terrorist links or any additional suspects, and the only testimony is that this the suspect never said a single word. as he continued pumping bullet after bullet into the car and officer hartnett. much more on a dramatic day in court as we join you later, live from the criminal justice center, walt hunter, "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. lockdowns have been lit dollars at three philadelphia schools after the arrest of home invasion suspect. police track that man down on the 4100 block of girard avenue in west philly. they say he was hiding in a abandoned house and jumped out after second floor window while trying to get away. swat and f.b.i. helped bring him in. no injuries were reported. >> in other news today could break more weather records pretty warm for march, authorities believe talking upper 70s already, looks nice on the skydeck, lauren?

it is, if i stay out here any longer i'll just slap on some sunscreen, feeling the heat today once again, even this morning, we broke some records, warm overnight low records, this morning, in philadelphia, we bottom out at 7 degrees, meaning on this date we've never had a low temperature warmer than that, atlantic city bottomed out at # # 5 degrees, mild start in allentown at # four, same case in wilmington, temperatures they are cruising, it is 78 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. mid 70s in the lehigh valley and low 70s down the shore, right now. storm scan3, showing us we do have more clouds in place than we did yesterday and some showers trying to work into the poconos and part of the lehigh valley seeing maybe sprinkle or two, but that will be a slow moving line of showers, eventually, moving in as we head into the evening hours, and overnight tonight, so we stay mainly dry during the daytime hours. high temperatures topping at 80 degrees. will the warmth stick around into the weekend? we'll talk about that, plus timing of tonight's rain

coming up in just a few. >> lauren, thank you. investigators searching for the hit-and-run driver who injured two police officers early this morning, in juniata. the driver rearended the unmark police car, around 33:00 this morning on erie avenue near g street. the police car was forced into a parked car, then crashed into a wall. the officers were treated for minor injuries. police say they're after a dark colored car with front end damage. >> this noon, the red cross is assisting nine people after a house collapses in germantown overnight. at city inspectors investigate, resident share how they escaped with "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. >> hours after the big break, the crumbling continued at what was a home on the corner of ashmead and merion street. >> just heard a rumble and stuff fall. >> about 1:00 a.m. thursday, aaron and lisa pain had only seconds to skip out of their germantown home where they lived for three years as it came crashing down.

a sounds that startled neighbor alicia jones. >> it sounded like thunder, i just went back to slope. my mom ran in my room, alicia, your car, it fell on your car. >> the couple made it out unhurt, a credit, they say, to their survival instinct. >> he caught the sealing. i was holding it up. then he said come on, let's get out. >> that's the door the couple says they made their way out of this morning, with their arms held high above their heads, then walked down that pile of bricks there, and somehow that door is still standing. >> as the morning wore on, collapsing resumed as firefighters secured the back garage doors. >> most of these houses, these old houses, not in the best shape. >> morning light exposed the home was without a roof, tarp, plywood, unable to match recent rainy and snow conditions. the couple says hours earlier, they had been warned. >> the friend of ours was telling us today, he said, look at that. he said look at the outside of your house. it is really buckling.

he said you all not going to have too long. >> utility crews were on scene, overnight, and a l & i inspector arrived some hours later and began investigating. in germantown, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a manhunt continues in western pennsylvania, the search is on for the gunman who opened fire at a backyard barbeque near pittsburgh, four women, one man killed, in a hail of gunfire at the party in will kin berg, police say the shooting started around 11:00 last night. they say there was more than one gunman, and eyewitnesses say there were dozen of shots fired. >> to see that is new, probably shocking to everyone else up here, i'm shake something, so it is pretty bad. >> there is balistic evidence that leads us to believe there is at least two people that discharged weapons into a backyard party, or cook out of some sort. >> other eyewitnesses were emotional in the aftermath, claiming they had lost family members. three other people were

wounded in the attack. >> still ahead this noon, secrets of isis uncovered. officials say they have tens of thousands of documents about suspected isis fighters in the u.s. and abroad, how they got their hands on this inside information next. and, the interesting guest list has been revealed for the funeral service of former first lady nancy reagan. plus, the high profile speakers who will remember reagan as the nation sayings farewe

cbs news partner says it has received intelligence about isis including a questionnaire with some pretty probing questions. investigators in london say the 22,000 documents have names, addresses and phone numbers of suspected fight ers, in 51 countries, including the us. >> they come from a memory stick stolen by a former isis member. among other things, the isis registration forms if they want to be a fighter, a commands owe, or a martyrdom seeker. >> turning to campaign 2016 right now, hillary clinton and bernie sanders turned up the heat during their fiery debate in miami last night. republican presidential candidate will get their turn tonight. correspondent craig boswell explains why tonight's gop debate could change the state of the campaign. >> hillary clinton all smiles

last night while bernie sanders targeted young voters at the university of florida. but things were very different wednesday night as sands err and clinton aides off in often contentious debate. >> excuse me, excuse me, after all -- >> immigration was a big focus for the uni vision sponsored event. >> i voted for that bill, senator sanders voted against it. just think, imagine where we would be today if we had received immigration reform years ago. >> children came from hon door as, and i said welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said send them back republican debate tonight. won't come back to the personal attacks in the last debate. >> i would do it differently, really were, my kids were embarrased by it, my wife didn't like it, it doesn't reflect us, it is not who i am. >> marco rubio insists he won't drop out despite lacking

pole numbers. he even had problems drawing a crowd in his hometown of miami. >> i need your support and help. >> governor john case sick doing much bet nerve his home of ohio fox news poll shows he's beating donald trump in the buckeye state. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> nancy's two children, will speak at their mother's funeral service tomorrow in california. the public is paying respects to the former first lady today, thousands visiting yesterday. in addition to her children, mrs. reagan will be eulogized by former reagan cabinet marble err james baker and former news anchor tom brokaw. >> also, mr. t, who was part of nancy reagan's just say no campaign, is expected to attend. the funeral will be private. still ahead on "eyewitness news", looking good, made easy. we have some at home treatment that you can make with items you probably already have in your cabinet. how about an aspirin facial to give you instant facelift? sound good.

we have the recipes coming up next. lauren? >> temperatures are soaring, once again today, will we have more records in the forecast as we head into the upcoming weekends, we'll talk about that, plus when the rain moves in this evening, that's in your full forecast coming up next.

>> a day after he was traded, he apparently is a joking mood, carried the ball 193 times last season on, big drop from his 392 times with the cowboys in to 14. so, mush a told the titans he feels fresh because he feels like he quote took a year off last year, averaged career low 3.6 yards a carry last season. head heck football season with this weather, i mean, the 70s right snow. >> 70s, temperatures soaring once again after record warm

morning, and record warm afternoon, records keep falling all over the place, we will will have the temperatures climbing up into the 80s across many parts of the delaware vale, we do have cold front, though, that is on it way in, and we will move through overnight tonight. just how cool will we feel on the back side? we'll get to that coming up. for right now we are dealing with the warmth, and good bit of sunshine getting a live look on our "skycam 3" over spring garden street in philadelphia. lots of blue there. couple of clouds in the scene. kind of mix of sun and clouds across the area so far today. more clouds off to the north and west of the city as that cold front makes approach, but temperatures right now, despite whether you have clouds or sunshine, are just cruising, 75 degrees right now in millville. seventy-seven in toms river. a good beach day in march. 76 degrees. and in atlantic city up to 78 in philadelphia. mid 70s in palmyra. up to 78 degrees in voorhees. upper 60s nearing the record high temperature in mount pocono, 75 right now in quakertown, and 78 degrees, nearing the 80 degrees mark, in ambler.

do have little breeze out of the southwest, streamlines southwest winds flow continuing to your nerve that warmth, that is going to stick around through the day today. we'll likely top at 80 degrees, that would break a record high temperature in philadelphia, a mix of sun and clouds, with a chance of a late day shower, but better chance of showers overnight tonight, as a cold front drops in, still, mile, though, tonight, 56 degrees, our sunset time is at 6:03. so, some records, they'll fall again today. our forecast high temperature in atlantic city, 79 degrees, would beat the olds records of seven headed for record in reading same case wilmington, we will break the record in philadelphia, and we're just couple of degrees away in mount pocono from break that record high temperature of 69 degrees. storm scan3, showing us, we have more sunshine off to the south and east, philadelphia, more cloud cover to the north and west, little shower activity, spot any nature in the poconos right now, couple of sprinkles, trying to crews through the lehigh val think will be very slow moving line of showers, as that cold front

makes a slow approach. do have strong high pressure to control, off to the east, but eventually that cold front is going to new jersey the high off even further, and those showers will be able to work in overnight tonight. so, future weather is going to show us for evening commute liking mainly dry, showers are to build in particularly into philadelphia, and surrounding counties, after midnight. and then we clear out just in time for our friday morning commute. and then as we head into the second half of the day, a lot of sunshine returns, and temperatures, they are going to fall on the back side of this frontal boundery but they're not going to be too cool for the upcoming weekend getting a preview. temperatures in the mid six 60s, and of course we are springing ahead, sunset time at 7:06. as we look ahead toward sunday evening, but, even on the back side of the front, we are still in the middle 60s tomorrow, erika. and sunshine, going to take us into the afternoon. >> all women want to look young and fresh, right? but as we get old their get harder and harder to do.

some women choose blast i can surgery, but if you don't want to go under the knife we have at great at home tricks to give you the same youthful look. here to show us plastic surgeon, of thomas jefferson university hospital. doctor, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> one big rule of thumb, what would you say for maintaining healthful youthful looking skin? >> two things, one, stop smoking, terrible for your skin, second of all stay out of the sun. use sunscreen, avoid the sun at all costs. >> every day of the year? >> all the time. >> so if you got the sun block on. >> 24/7. >> like that, mean bed. we have a great product here that if you want to make a facelift at home, it involves aspirin? >> yes. cosmetic treatments involve downtown, involve costs, a lot of those things are barriers for people. three things to put together at home the same effect of treatments we would do. >> here we. >> first one is an aspirin face mask. so what we do is take six aspirin, use un coated variety so they can dissolve in our lemon juice. we use the juice of one lemon,

six aspirin, mix this together until we get a thick pace. paint this on our face and let it dry for bit of time. then wipe that away with a wet clot, and then dip that in the baking soda. so as we take this off we'll feel our pores tighten, skin tighten, much like would you from a face lick lift. >> it feels like fill remembers big things, wrinkles, you have something at home that's really a bargain, too. >> yes. so collagen is buzz word in skin treatment, you can inject it, collagen underneath your skin, change it, tighten, thicken. so jello is gel continue, which is animal collagen. so what we do is take the advantage, the effect of collagen in this animal collagen, put it topically on our skin try to thicken, plump have some of the same effect we see with filler. >> let's get the recipe. >> so tablespoon of gel continue, cost $2 in your grocery store, table spoon and half of milk, mix it together, throw in in the microwave for ten seconds until it gets thick, ours is pretty thick here, see how it is jello like, put it on the face, let it dry half hour, slowly peel

it away. will peel off dead skin, black heads, can also take off hair, so keep it away from your eyebrows. >> good heads up. >> when we take this off see nice heaven will he glow to your skin, tighten up, plump, feels great. >> before we go talk about the injectable limbs, people get worried about the duck lips, if you want a fuller lip? you have a great here. >> cinnamin lip treatment. so certainly. i like to use grounds cinnamin, two qualities, mix with the vaseline, apply it, it is an ex fowl and the. takes off the dead skin. second it, will irritate your lips increases blood flow which will plum many them up. so getting the best of two worlds here. >> fantastic. >> take about a teaspoon or this plastic spoon of cinnamin. >> okay? >> take little bit of vaseline, which is about to get messy here. >> all right. worth it for plump lips, right, milliony? >> then mix this together. why not just use your fingers? yes, get crazy. about how soon do you see result after put that on? >> leave it on five minutes.

take it o you will see something. >> wow. >> yes. >> your lips will bely dry. so put your normal lip balm on >> okay. >> beautiful. >> maybe in the privacy of your home. >> not afraid to do a little on myself, too. >> very good. >> and it tastes good. i like. >> natural, even if you eat it it, won't hurt you. >> before we go i want to talk about this great event that's happening on this friday. right? >> yes. >> so, having patient appreciation event. it is going to be me and my partner, doctor howard crime, life injectable demos, talk about skin care, what you can do to proo improve your skin, raffles to benefit our non-profit group. >> very good. got to check it out. doctor, thank you for joining us. >> your welcome. >> once again check out the hollywood red carpet ready ladies night at jefferson at the navy yard friday night. we have more information for you, on our website cbsphilly.com. just click on links and numbers. doctor, fantastic lip balm.

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can be a low cost option. >> if you love animated movies do we have a treat for you. check it out. "eyewitness news" got sneak peak inside the franklin institute's new exhibit, the science behind picsar. that is studio that created cree award winning film like finding nemo and toy story. the exhibit opens to the public this saturday march 12th, at around through september, but tomorrow, oh, boy, on "eyewitness news", our jan carabeo will be there live to show us even more, cannot wait for this, starting tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. hope you'll join us. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl. special guess star right here, thank you for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. hope you have a great day.

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