live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hands where i can see them. >> hands where i can see them. >> what started as a simple traffic stop turns into a dramatic altercation, and this is just part of the chaotic scene in camden county. most before that, the haddon township officer was dragged, truck crashing into another car. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. cleve bryan is live in haddon township, with more of the dramatic video, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, the officer involved in the shoot something on administrative leave, which is standard procedure during the investigation. now, when we showed that video to people who were around the incident, they say what they now see happened is a lot different from what they thought happened. >> oh, crazy. >> what's causing angela yancy's jaw to drop. >> oh, my god. >> is newly released dash cam

video shows why her car park on alabama road in camden got smashed almost two weeks ago. the video also shows the situation that led to a haddon township police officer shooting the driver in the leg. camden county prosecutor's office investigating the police involved shoot that happened on the morning of october 29th. they say 38 year old edmond brown from camden was pulled over for a traffic stop that gannon route 130. while the officer was attempt to go identify brown, here's what happened. >> after almost getting killed in the crash the officer drew his gun and ordered brown to the ground. instead he stood up and ran away, during the foot chase, a shot went off striking brown in the leg. after more struggle on the grounds, brown was arrested and sent to the hospital for treatment. >> i saw when they put the guy in the stretcher, how he was sitting up. >> thirteen year old amiah header the gunshot outside her house. she spoke to us with her mom's

permission, she made assumptions about the officer involved shooting and seeing the video it changes her minds. >> yes, because i just thought the guy, the cop, shot the guy, just out of anger and wanted him to be scared. i didn't know it was like all that happened. so the cop had a purpose to pull his gun out. >> should have stopped, did what thousand dollars do, everything could have been prevented. now we don't have a caribous he decided he had to do some dumb stuff. that's not fair to us. >> now, police say upon further investigation, they found a loaded handgun in that truck with brown. being charged with multiple weapons charges, also aggravated assault, allude g police n haddon township, cleve bryan, cbs-3, eyewitness news. >> clever, thank you. developing right now, allegations of racism, targetting a certain group of students at the university of pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff on campus right now in university city, with the disturbing details. >> reporter: well, ukee, all of this took place on app called group me. it is a a popular messaging

forum where use kearse add other people to the staple message thread n this case, though, after can american student on campus were invite today a group about lynching, the title included the "n" word. as you can imagine, much of what you are about to see will be disturbing. now, for example, an event was posted in the group, announcing a quote, daily lynching scheduled for today. the group also included pictures, someone posted under the name trump daddy, another it, along with derogatory comments about black student, and a comment made by donald trump regarding grabbing genitalia. student tell us every african-american freshman on campus was added to the group. the name donald trump is mentioned throughout the thread, new president-elect is an u pen alum. many student we spoke with feel like this is a backlash from the election, and some were too upset to speak on camera, as word of this racist

group spread. >> i personally heard from a friend that texted me while i was in class. and i mean my reaction to it obviously appalled. this is moot my first time, you know, it is unfortunate to see things that were occurring at duke reoccurring here. >> now, mayor kenney released a statement in response, he said, it is heart break to go see this type of activity here in the birth place of our democracy and in the city of brotherly love. i urge the philadelphia commission on human relations to investigate and hold all responsible parties accountable for this discusting behavior. now, according to the university, the origin of this group, and the author of it, is base in the oklahoma. reporting live from the campus of u pen, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. today president-elect donald trump replaced new jersey governor chris christie and two top advisors of his

transition team. vice president elect mike penned will take the helm in crafting the next presidential administration. christie will will a now serve as advice chairman to the transition effort, alongside five other high profile republicans and trump's children. christie released statement tonight saying in quote part i am proud to have run the pre-election praise of the transition team. they have prepared an outstanding templet for president-elect trump, as we now enter the post election phase. i look forward to working with vice president elect pence. don't forget to tune in to 60 minute this sunday, as donald trump speaks to leslie stahl in his first extensive posse election interview, will haves speak with trump's family at their fifth avenue home. see the interview sunday night an at 7:00 here on cbs-3. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney vowing philadelphia will remain sanctuary despite the wishes of president-elect trump. the president-elect has saidel withhold federal funds from cities that do not cooperate with the feds in holding

undocumented immigrant in custody nor non-violent crime. mayor kenney said he is unsure what will naphtha federal fund something cut. >> we'll see what happens. we'll see how it goes, i mean, we will continue to protect the people who live in the city. >> pennsylvania senator pat toomey who was re-elected tuesday has pushed for legislation to strip funding from sanction too area cities. fifty-seventh annual veterans day parade took place in media later today. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> veterans, young and old alike, concluding those from world war ii, and a member of the air men were in attendance for this grand parade marking veterans day. performance frost high school marching bands, local students and former military members. it is considered to be the largest veterans parade in the area. what a remarkable ceremony. someone said you have one of the best parades in the country. and i say you have the best. thank you for what you're

doing today. i mean, we have dean richardson, original tuskegee airman, world war ii veterans, korean war veterans, viet nam veterans, gulf war veterans, fellow iraq and iran war veterans, i absolute you and your family for the sacrifices you have made. >> colonel by the way has been very active in researching brain injuries in other challenges facing our nation's veterans. well, more than 300 veterans were recognized at the keith valley middle school today in horsham. student serve breakfast to active duty and retired vet happens in honor of veterans day, student had an opportunity to mingle with those in attendance to learn about their lives and thank them for their service. the national constitution center welcomed veterans and families today in -- today in honor of veterans day, took part in arts, crafts, veterans multiple come come conflict throughout urination's recent history shared stories every visitors also answered questions about their service.

>> the philadelphia airport also held an event honoring our veterans this afternoon. that event featured performance by uso troop and flag ceremony, mayor kenney was there as well as airport ceo. most senior serving veteran in the mayor's administration. >> a huge honor for a local world war ii veteran. >> we told you about it yesterday. he was headed to the white house, to have breakfast with the president. it happened this morning in the president had a question for him. >> we're going to washington. >> "eyewitness news" was there thursday in hatboro for a red, white and blue sends off. 108 year old army sergeant bill moore and 200 other vets, had a breakfast meeting with the president. >> i'm going to tell him how to run this country. >> when he gets there i think he'll have a thing or two to say to everyone he meets in washington. >> beautiful country. >> once in d.c., he visited at the world war ii memorial on the national mall. >> america is the only country

where you have all your freedom. >> on this veterans day, the big moment. breakfast at the white house. there were no news cameras allowed, but his family snapped photographs, including bill talking with house leader nancy pelosi. >> mr. bill goes to washington. >> at 108, bill is one of the oldest surviving world war ii veterans, but never takes it too seriously. >> i love when he says, they say, bill how are you feeling today? he goes, you know, i felt a lot better at 103. >> sergeant's family said president obama asked the secret to his longevity. the sergeant said he didn't have much to do with that, and his daughter credited daily dose of camden soup which the president said he liked, as well. >> what a moment. >> i'm telling you. bill cosby looks to the future when we come back a reason the comedian is planning a come back. even in the midst of sexual assault charges. >> and an unlikely correspondent, now unique piece of art, letter from gandhi to hitler. the centerpiece, one after kind display, our david spunt

tells you where you can see it and the lessons he learned, kate in the. >> cold air moving in tonight. the winds are strong, as well, the coldest night of the season, so far. with clear skies, and chilly into the weekend, as well, i'll tell you how long this latest blast of cold will last. leslie? >> well, kate, the eagles made be playing in a couple every days, but we are talking baseball. the phillies making a trade, picking up a veteran bat, and sending darin ruff to the west coast for a fresh start.

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this surround vale epp video, philadelphia police department is searching for two suspect in a series of robberies targeting businesses in the 19 district. the spree grab october 23rd, 2 hit along with family dollar store and convenience store. in each the suspect were armed. if you have any information, please, contact the police. we have new information tonight, about bill cosby and what he thinks his future holds, in the filing of defemation suit in massachusetts, cosby's lawyers say the comedian expect to be cleared of criminal sexual assault charge in montgomery county and restart his career in show business. he has pleaded not guilty in assaulting former temple employee andrea constand, approximately 50 women have claimed cosby forced unwanted sexual contact on them decades ago. >> campgrounds in south jersey being being transformed to help veterans back on their feet. "eyewitness news", in franklinville, where deserving veteran will soon call this micro house home. the first of 60 new homes

constructed on that property. we've been following this story and today, a ribbon cutting ceremony marks the occasion. the recipients will receive the keys to his or her new home on christmas. well, it is a traveling work of art lining never seen before. at least in the united states. and it is only making one stop, philadelphia. >> the word prompts an interesting question, could what was written in india almost 80 years ago be the key to reducing tensions in the u.s. now? >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt searches for an answer. >> through the haze of smoke, profound words suddenly ' peer. words that try to persuade a man of immense power, to take the road to peace. >> actions speak to us now, you know, or to anyone, any time, anywhere. >> artist envision this work almost a decade ago. he blew in from india this week, to open his exhibit at the philadelphia museum of art. >> do you see the words cascade on the grounds, in words, images, bottom of the

ever shreading letter. >> a letter, written by the late gandhi, man who dedicated his life to peace, the recipient, adolf hitler, one of the most violent men in human history. gandhi begged the german leader not to invade poland. >> really tranquil. >> aj, art museum trustee, is responsible for bringing the piece to philadelphia. >> this hall sort of the mirror for our souls, reflect, see whether or not do we have enough shapes of gandhi or shapes of hitler the way we express ourselves with people. >> grand i sent a letter to hitler in july of 1939. he beg the german lead i not to reduce humanity to a savage state. the letter never made it to hitler. the british intercepted it. five weeks later hitly invaded poland and wormed war two began watch if hitler had received the letter? >> that question of what if?

>> parallels between gant i's message, and the current division in the united states. he said he hopes the covering letter, as he calls it, will inspire and provoke peace in the days ahead. >> we're reading it in a situation that we are now in this specific -- >> at the philadelphia museum of art, i'm david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the letter by the way inspired by aj to sponsor an essay contest, high school student in the region are encourage today smith an essay about how they interpret the letter. >> and they could receive a $10,000 college scholarship. you can get more at cbsphilly.com. >> right now kate bilo joins us now, let's talk about these colder temperatures that will be moving into the region. >> yes, coming in right now. >> right snow. >> blustery, cold out there tonight, and it will get colder as we head into tomorrow morning. few have plans for your saturday morning to get up, get out early, maybe dot bagel run, dog long walk, bundle up.

it will feel very cold tomorrow morning. i'll show you you just house coal. looking at storm scan3, actually outside first, show this beautiful skyline all lit up from center city, looking good, our go pro cam, nice night out there. but it is blustery, and we get blown down the street couple of times, so definitely make sure to wear few extra layers, if you are headed out and b storm scan3 clear, front came through with barely any moisture at all, even as we widen out, see some snow in the wake of the front, over portions every maine, vermont, new hampshire. nothing for us. that cool air moving in from the north and west, and that's what we're feeling tonight. those cold winds, winds gusting as high as 30 miles an hour. so, this evening, breezy, chilly, tonight is the coldest night so far. tomorrow struggle to hit ooh degrees, won't feel much better than the mid 40's, cold air permiating blue, trying to permiate into the green, 47 allentown, 37 mount pocono, still sitting at 54 philadelphia, but look at all of the cold to the north and

west. forty-five in state college, 39 in buffalo, still hanging onto 60 in d.c., but the coal head that way, as well, and current winds still strong about 15 to 20 miles an hour sustained, due north, and gusts as high as 25 or 30 miles an hour tonight. that means, tomorrow morning when you wake up it, will feel like the upper teens in the poconos, low 20's, until the lehigh valley, berks county, lancaster county, will feel sub freezing in philadelphia, and all surrounding suburbs, near freezing is what it will feel like in delaware, as we drop down to 34 degrees, coldest night yet. there is a frost advisory by the way overnight for philadelphia, delaware county, the whole state of delaware, and cape may county, new jersey. saturday, again, we struggle to hit 50. it is december like. 49 degrees the high tomorrow, with the light breeze, not quite as windy, that's the one saving grace, a lot of stuff going on on sunday. talk about the lemon run first for alex lemonade stand down in fairmount park, please touch museum, 39 degrees, chilly, bundle up if you are running, much better in the afternoon for the eagles game

sunday, looking at temperature of 56. and lots of sunshine. at kick off, not too bad, and the winds not bad either. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, our little flirtation with december weather only one day long, that's good news, clouds will roll in late monday into tuesday. could be stray sunshine, nice seasonable stuff through the end of next week. >> that looked good. >> after tomorrow morning, it will be better. >> will the, leslie, next in sports. >> talking baseball. >> phillies making a trade, and local product matt ryan is talking about what it is like for fellow quarterback carson wentz. college basketball season starts in a few minutes, as the national championship title: they know it is not going to be

>> all right, leslie joining us now, and battle of the birds coming up sunday. >> eagles today announce guard allen barbre and terrence brooks will be out for sunday's contest against the

falcons. they did sign cornerback aaron grimes, off the practice squad. the game will feature two quarterbacks, drafted in top five of their class, carson wentz, the two pick by the birds, matt ryan, three overall pick by the falcons back in 2008. ryan is from exton, chester county, boston college. man knows what carson is going through right now as top five pick. >> you know, playing this position in this league, it bridges with it a lot of added scrutiny, or, i mean, there are a lot of good things that come with it, a lot of things that are tough to deal with. but, seems like he's got a good head on his shoulders up there. and, you know, a place, i know it, can be tough growing up there, they can be tough on their teams, for sure, but if you're winning, it is like any place, if you're winning that's good. >> now, to baseball. heating up the hot stove. the aisle east making a trade picking up bet ran bat kendrick from the dodgers for darin ruff and darnell

sweeney. salary jump for la. kendrick will make 10 million in the final year of his contract, can place both second base and left field. gm matt knows him very well, from their days together in the angels. and in just a few minutes, villanova, starting the season at the pavilion against lafayette. defending national champs return with three start presser last year's team. villanova head coach j. wright told me that the accounts will get every team's best efforts. >> scrimmage, sunday, you could tell. you could tell right away. i mean, they're good team as it is. and they came in hungary. and they came after us. and it was a great experience for our guys to see how teams are going to come. >> we are live at springfield high school in delaware county tonight, they take on great valley in the friday football frenzy game of the week. playoff game. so, one team season will come to an end. i will have the highlights

from this game, several other playoff games tonight at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >> i remember those days in high school, like it is the last one. got to see the last one. >> i know, the memories, never forget. thanks, leslie, appreciate it. when we come back a sign of the season hard at work in philadelphia. >> when and where you will soon be seeing the fruit of their labor. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com.

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philadelphia city hall getting ready for the holiday season. >> crews are setting up popular christmas village market. take a look all of the wood there. this year's christmas village is setting up shop at the city hall courtyard. its usual home, women, it is under construction, so a little adjustment there, christmas village openings thanksgiving. >> i walked through there last year, you could smell the roasted peanuts, hot chocolate. oh, it is coming. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. back on the "cw philly" at 10:00 and cbs-3 at 11:00. >> evidence of unity after contentious election. steve hartman has it when he goes on the road from new york here now is scott pelle. take care, family, see you tonight. >> ♪ >> ♪

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