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cracked the man down. walt? >> well, brooke, the arrest warrant sketches out a situation that many of us have found ourselves in. we look it the rear-view mirror, there is somebody hugging our bumper, driving ire add rickly, so we tap on the brakes. but, that's when the warrant says that that car behind pulled alongside and the suspect now identified as anthony richardson fired a shot into the side of the car being driven by that person. this morning, just short time ago, richardson was brought in here to state police headquarters. >> do you have any comments, sir, on what you are charged with? >> anthony richardson made no comment keeping his face covered as state troopers brought him into the barracks to be processed and arraigned. >> sir, you are, charged in a opening fire in a road rage incident, did you in fact do in. >> charged with attempted purpose err for allegedly firing a shot into another vehicle. on the busy lanes of the blue route approaching the schuylkill expressway, six days ago. the driver was not hit by the

bullet, which pierced the passenger door, and lodged in the center console. state police say this composite sketch of a suspect led to a phone tip helping to identify him. >> do you have any comment at all, sir, on the allegations in. >> richardson according to arrest warrant has active philadelphia gun permit, warrant claiming he pulled alongside the alleged victim and opened fire after that driver had put on the brakes because richardson was allegedly driving at an unsafe distance behind the car, and driving irradically. now, state police say richardson surrendered peacefully this morning, they called him on his phone. he walked out of his house and was arrested, now awaiting arraignment here. finally arrest warrant says state police did receive reports that there had been a previous incident involving road rage in richardson, in which he was driving aggressive aggressively and pulled a weapon. how much, arrest warrant does

not detail where and when that might have happened, whether there was an investigation, and whether any charges were filed at all in that prior incident. we will be learning more shortly with a press conference here, bring it all to you later on cbs-3, reporting from state police belmont barracks, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, walt. well, suspect in custody in brewerytown after gunfire and a barricade situation prompted the lock-down after nearby school. swat teams stormed a home on the 1700 block of dover street just before 11:00 this morning. police were called by a report of shots fired. and the suspect was barricaded inside. the kelly school on north 28th street was locked down as a precaution. that lock-down has now been lifted. >> in campaign 2016, donald trump coasts to victory while running un oppose in the yesterday's primaries, in nebraska and west virginia, on the democratic side, voters in west virginia served hillary

clinton another lost to bernie sanders. our cleve bryan is live at camden county college in blackwood where clinton is holding afternoon campaign event. hey, cleve? >> reporter: brooke, the crowd here is big and they are pumped up to see former secretary hillary clinton, in fact, hine me, just small fraction of the line it goes all the way around several buildings, here on the camden county college, in blackwood. and many people say even though it is a long wait, it will be worth it to see clinton as you mentioned, she comes into new jersey after losing the west virginia primary yesterday, but she certainly has her head up high in the garden state, still holding commanding lead in the total delegate count, and also, leading in the polls here in new jersey. in fact, the recent pole shows clinton five orders two to one in the garden state of vermont senator bernie sanders. now, sanders was in new jersey earlier this week, speaking the rutgers new brunswick, then atlantic city, clinton's first campaign stop in new jersey, people hearsay they're interested to see what she has to say about how to move the country forward. >> i have been a life-long

democrat. i'm still not totally decided. and i just stand interested in see what she has to say. >> i didn't really know who to vote for. but i feel hillary clinton has an experience and she would be wonderful president. >> just a little bit longer for these people, she speaks at 1:00 p.m., and she is hoping to wrap up the democratic nomination, before the convention in july, in philadelphia, here in new jersey, 142 delegates, up for grabs. live in blackwood, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank, cleve. >> there is still time to register for the new jersey primary, you need to do it by next tuesday may 17th. the primary is tuesday, june june 7th. turning to weather in for combo tradd to, sun, clouds, showers, let's get first look at the forecast with katie out on the skydeck, katy? >> jim, yes, combo trade great way to put it, little sunshine specially further north you

go, definitely some clouds cover on the skydeck also little hint of wet weather to track once more,. >> front at boundary stormed nearby, will help trigger couple of hours as it has done over maryland, now headed our way, see the movement from southwest to northeast. so some of you will see spotty hauer here today. this is not one of those days that absolutely requires an umbrella meanwhile, we are starting to see these temperatures moderate up, low 60s allentown, more sunshine, flirting with 07 already. interesting, that it is warmer in mount pocono, than it is in philadelphia. you don't see that happen all that often. meanwhile, we are expecting regardless to eventually warm it up to near 70 in the city. down near the shore towns, nothing better than about 63, 67, though, the expectation up in the mountains, and coming up we are going to be discussing not only a nice little warming trends across the region as a whole, but also it, comes with a price

fresh round of wet weather on the way with that, and we will tell when you to expect the thunderstorms coming up. guys, we send it back into you. >> isis claiming car bombing in baghdad killed at least 63 people, dozens died after two other attacks in separate neighborhoods. core upon dent charlie d'agada reports from baghdad on the deadly blast. suv packed with explosives rammed busy marketplace in sadr city, sprawling shiite neighborhood in eastern baghdad. now, since the explosion, isis claimed responsibility to the attack, targeting the gathering of shiite malitia in saudi city, but striking busy marketplace, at that time of days, clearly intend today inflict as many civilians casualties as possible. we were in saudi city couple of days ago. although surrounded by iraqi government forces protecting

the streets those are shiite malitia protecting the neighborhoods, what happens is this very malitia trying to stop truck bombs, car bombs like this from getting getting , creating bottlenecks, lots of traffic in there, lots of people in the marketplace, and shiite check point, makes it perfect target for isis militants, worse attack in sadr city since one in february where more than 07 people were killed. charlie d'agada, cbs news, baghdad. well, there is much more to tell you about this noon, terror at an east coast shopping mall. full report on the suspect who went on murderous spree and the people who never saw him coming. >> and first-hand look at the fire fight in canada. how this video was captured when w

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>> family of massachusetts man, says, he had pschiatric issues. two victims died and at least five others were hurt. >> a warner shows us the attacks could have been worse if not for one man's heroic actions. >> report off duty police officer shot somebody over -- >> deadly stabbing spree ended in gunfire, inside this beer tucci's restaurant in taunton, police say an off-duty deputy sheriff fired one shot, killing the suspect, arthur derosa, before he killed anyone he will. >> there was pregnant lady who came out, holding her stomach. she was screaming and crying to save her baby, help her. >> derosa first rammed his car through the front of this macy's and armed with a knife walked inside the mall and started his attack. >> tragedy is certainly hit the city of taunton hard here this evening,. >> at least four people

stabbed in two separate locations, police say the bloodshed started more than 3 miles away, derosa crashed his car into a truck, before stabbing a mother and daughter inside this home. one of the women have succombed to her injuries and died at the hospital. she was 80 years old. >> officials here believe the death toll could have been worse, if not for the off duty deputy sheriff who shot the suspect ending the rampage. >> derosa's family members told station wb7 in boston that he had a history of depression, had been suicidal, and had gone to a local pschiatric hospital on monday, and just released yesterday. anna warner, cbs news, taunton, massachusetts. first-hand look now at the dangerous conditions as firefighters in canada risk their lives trying to save homes from that massive wild fire. this surveillance video is from a front porch as the fire in fort mcmurray continues to spread it way across albert a the homeowner actually watched this play out live from safe

location. firefighters were able to save the home. >> meanwhile, fire fight remembers making progress overall in getting a handle on the wild fire. authorities say most of the city is out of the danger zone but the fire still rages in areas to the south. evacuated residents will only be allowed back home once workers have checked power and water supplies. officials hope that will happen within the next two weeks. >> and, the american red cross is sending volunteers to assist the wild fire relief efforts in canada. >> includes nearly half dozen volunteers from philly. members departed this morning from philadelphia international airport, and will have boots on the ground for the next ten days. >> when we had situations like amtrak, when we had the pope visit just few months ago, super storm sandy years ago, volunteers came no matter where they were from. calls for assistance, our teams are ready to go help. >> volunteers will assist in everything from shelter operation to disaster and mental health support. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", so excite philadelphia you're a foody

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welcome back, katie, we've been trapped in here since 2:30 this morning, i didn't even know it was light outside. >> well, we know the sun has at least officially coming up. we're having a lot of trouble seeing it because of the cloudsment frontal boundery just stuck. as a result, a little wet weather still going to work its way into our region. >> now, what can we do? >> fortunately -- unfortunately, nothing. we sort of have to wait it out at this point. not horrible day.

you know, could you still get away without the umbrella, for the rest of the day. but let me walk you outside. talk about this rainfall, because i know it has been really bothering jim lately that we've had to talk about rain every single day. now, yesterday it, didn't amount to much. it was only .2 of an inch of rainfall that fell, that means only one day of the last 13 has officially been dry. so it has been, i know, very dreary pattern for us, outside though going into the live neighborhood network, more blue skies the further nor you go, outside of pleasant valley middle and high schools here in broads heads ville, down cape may courthouse still a lot of gray sky here. so essentially half and half forecast for you. again sort of strung out, nice wide zoom, area of low pressure really well defined at this point, right across the canadian border, it will be dragging frontal boundery through our area, cold front, looking forward in the forecast. so, we do see warming trend

take place here comes of round of wet werth. notice here, is that you have got few little speckles of green start to pop up through the afternoon specially southern tear of the area, true. we see showers pop up later toward the typical evening commute, then another batch moves through later tonight. further nor you go, more likely it is you do stay dry. jumping into thursday, high pressure will build down briefly, that's going to allow for hey some sunshine, finally dry day for everyone, but then jumping into friday, yep, right on cue, next frontal boundery the cold front will cross through bring with it some showers and thunderstorms tonight specking quiet weather in chester for the union game, la in town at 7:00 tonight. 67 degrees even though the front nearby expecting dry night for the match. looking forward in the seven day forecast, we moderate up nicely here on thursday. 75 degrees.

>> p.m., start to see showers, thunderstorms, at this point no severe threat if it does change we will let you know, we jump into the weekends secondary front, that comes through, bridges with it late day shower. we will still keep it into the low 70s at that point with some sun, and by sunday, granted cooler and little breezy but we will take it if it means back into full sunshine which we will be high of 64 degrees, by monday, little rebound there, 68 degrees, and sunny. brooke, we send it over to you. >> thanks a lot, katie. de lawyer antis, known for creating delicious dishes, also cooking you will culinary adventures in children's book series called recipe for adventure. the latest story set here in philadelphia, thanks in part to one young chef. gianna joins us along with 11 year old emma of warminster pennsylvania to tell us about it, so welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you both for being here, congratulations on this newest book series. i have to tell this is so awesome. >> i'm obsessed with

everything that has to do with kids cooking i used to watch the food network, as long as it has to do with kids, but terrible because you never want any of them to get eliminated. >> i agree. that's why i don't want to be a judge on them. >> so-so happy you are here with us today, emma. let's start talking about this, a lot of philly spots made appearance in this. >> bell -- welshing what happened is basically emma won this contest, so my publisher and i put out contest way back, we asked kids around the count troy basically give us inspirational cooking story, and great recipe. so few finalists in the mix, but it was sort of emma's story about her great grandmother and the pizza itself that sort of struck me. and so we set the next basically the next adventure in the city of philly. and emma has actually a role in the book. she is in the book. she is basically the tour guide. she is taking this brother and sister, emelia, and the whole

family taking them through the city and show them all the sites. they go see the rocky statue, because the liberty bell -- all sorts of fun things, right? >> emma, what was it like when you found out you had been selected? what you said, they loved it. >> well, when gianna first called me i thought she was one of my mom's friends, and so what i found out it was really her i was really shock, i had no idea what to say. and so my friends who live real close to us road their bikes to our house, they gave us cards, everyone knew about it, then i was so shocked. and it was really cool. >> well i think what shock maybe emma the most is that she basically sent in her recipe and her note at the very last second of the contest. so i think that's why you were more -- you were over the moon and absolutely shocked that you won. >> well, let's talk food. that's my thing. i know that's your thing, what's your favorite philly

food? >> the soft pretzel with spicy mustard. >> and i hear you like the cheese, right? >> with the pretzel, yes. >> all right, i like american mustard. but i ask you it, will take me a while to get to this spicy mustard thing. >> you have shoes in your shoes and outfit. >> i appreciate that you red it right. what do you hope kids will take away from the book? >> well, honestly the become was written because i have a daughter and she is now eight. when she was first born i thought i was looking for books that were sort of adventure books and had to do with food. food all over the world, and family and all of these elements that i didn't think really could finds in one solid book. coy finds it in several books but not in one booed. so i just want kids to see that you can have sort of you can travel if you just sort of enjoy eating different foods and open your minds to different foods and different cultures. i came here at a time when a different cull your was not quite as accepted. and so, i think it is just fun

to except each other for what you are. and really, bonding of a family, and every component, you know, they are aunts, their mom, their dad, siblings, really finding that family bond is sort of what gets us through our life. >> that's awesome. emma, i check out the book, i love it, i know there are recipe cards at the back of this, i will leave the book here. >> yes, one of them is emma's, these little -- >> because i want to make these, try one, and make these. we will be right back. thank you so much.

>> welcome back this noon, philadelphia city council is honoring former temple and 76ers star. >> he's giving back to the community that led him to the nba stardom, aaron mckie grew up playing basketball in rec centers now investing in the next generation with youth basketball building $25 million north philly community center. with indoor and outdoor basketball courts and health and education, slate today open in 2019. >> well, that's "eyewitness news" new this noon. i'm jim donovan, for katie and all every us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at a always on for you at cbsphilly.com. reap reap up a is next. young and the restless is next.

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[ door opens ] >> adam: thank you. >> victor: seems to me i see more of you in here than i ever did on the outside. >> adam: yeah, it seems that way. it's not by choice, believe you me. >> victor: i don't remember demanding your visit. >> adam: no, you didn't demand my visit, but your actions did. >> victor: get to the point. >> adam: you're launching yet another plan from in here. is that plain enough for you? >> victor: hm. >> adam: listen, i'm not buying this whole, you know, subdued victor newman thing you got going on here. you're forgetting how well i know you. >> victor: you don't know a damn thing about me, do you? >> adam: hmm? i know enough to know that you locked up in here with nothing to do with your time but plot and plan and scheme endl