in delaware county. the suspect is accused of threatening two muslim women in a local gas station parking lot. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in upper darby with the disturbing allegations and disturbing discovery, joe. >> reporter: police tell me they are still trying to connect dots on why this man was so heavily armed. at this point i'm told fbi is not involved, but police say this man had fire power on him and they want to know exactly why. arsenal of fully loaded weapons, bullet the proof vest and smoke grenades are in upper darby police custody and, the owner of all of this is charged with ethnic intimidation. story began last week in this convenient store parking lot on baltimore avenue in upper darby. dispute at gas pump and police say sebastian had words with two muslim women. >> this whacko, you know, makes a statement that he makes about go back to have

africa. intimidation, threatens these two women for no apparent reason. >> reporter: investigators say incident escalated when he lifted his short to reveal a handgun, woman who had a child with them, reacted. >> they were so frightened that they removed their head scarves. >> reporter: he is a man who has a concealed carry permit drove off. women wrote down his license plate number and officers tracked him down. about the weapons police say they have obtained search warrants for his parents, home in media and his mercedes. >> i cannot tell you how many round of ammunition, he has two lock boxes one under front seat. >> reporter: and in the trunk police say second box containing 400 round. at his parent's home investigators say there was this safe. police say he was sitting in jail wouldn't give up the combination. after some back and forth police retrieved the as word and they found five long guns, 16 hand guns, thousands of round of ammunition, bullet roof vests and smoke grenade.

they locate $5.000 and a lock in his bedroom. >> if it is even legitimate it is still a concern. right new we got it all and until a judge orders me to give it back to him i'm's not giving it back to him, period. >> reporter: police say he could bail out of jail last week but refusal to cooperate meant he was staying there. wow not cooperate in handing overpass word to that gun safe according to investigators. he is expected to be released from county jail tonight. live from upper darby township, gentlemen holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks much. fifteen year-old boy waiting for a school busies shot the in wilmington. this happened around 6:25 this morning near 27th and van buren. the ninth grader at john dickinson high school got on the school bus after being shot when medical help was called. student is now you being treated at du pont children's hospital, and neighbors say more has to be done to protect students.

>> we have had some concern about their safety so we finally have stop sign put up. unfortunately stop sign won't stop a bullet. >> eyewitnesses describe seeing at least one shooter with a white mask opening fire, and then running off. police do not have a suspect or a motive. >> police in ohio say an attack on the campus of the yet state university was carried out by a student and it could have links to terrorism. the suspect identified, by the university, as 18 year-old abdul razak ali artan was shot and killed by police. authorities say that he intentionally drove into a group on the sidewalk, this morning, and then got out with a butcher knife and began stabbing people. eleven were hospitalized one critically. they included several students and faculty member. there will be much more on the campus attack tonight on the "cbs evening news". green part your presidential candidate jill stein, is now working for a recount, of pennsylvania's presidential election results. stein is asking the court to

step in and if that doesn't work recount could be initiated by voters, three voters, this every precinct has to sign off. that has only happened in 100 of the more than 9,000 precinct as cross the commonwealth. election officials say that there is no evidence of voting irregularities or sign's tax on voting machines. the president-elect trump edged out hillary clinton this pennsylvania by 71,000 votes. the philadelphia school district has put forward a contract offer to its teachers who have been working without one for years. it comes after no progress in contract talks. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us at school district headquarters to tell us more bit. greg, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, as well. this deal has been worth some 100 million-dollar and includes a pay raise of three to 5 percent per teacher per year for new teachers but even with those details union president does not believe to this is a fair deal and therefore he is not sending this contract to his full membership, for a vote for

more than four years men and women who teach here at philadelphia schools, have in the had a raise. >> this is very frustrating because it is gone on much too long. >> reporter: now district has offer philadelphia federation have of teachers union a contract worth 100 million-dollar, with so-called, step or yearly raises of between five to 8 percent. but this proposal does not factor in the four years educators have gone without even a one cent increase in their salary. >> district is not offering to recognize that teachers lost that amount of honey over the four years. >> reporter: that is one of the reasons why union president jerry jordan is not too pleased with the offer. >> the district is giving and has given recently raises to their non-representative employees, very insulting to be told that we had nothing for you you. >> reporter: but superintendent there william hite says offer is fair. >> this is, fiscal constraints

and some would argue it is, it is at outer limits of our ability to to this. >> reporter: with the advertise trick already forecasting a 500 million-dollar deficit within five years, hite says adding thinking else to this offer would mean drastic cuts in other areas like removing school nurses from public schools. >> i would like to pay them more as well but truth of the matter is we have to operate inside of the fiscal reality. >> reporter: fortunately both sides say they will continue to negotiate and talk. we should point out that the state law prohibits teachers here in philadelphia from walking out of the classroom on strike, that is not a possibility in this case. we're live from the philadelphia school district headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. township police want your help to track down a suspect in the home invasion sexual assault. take a good look at this

surveillance video of the suspect taken at a sunoco station in northeast philadelphia. on saturday morning, police say this suspect broke in an apartment at lafayette gardens complex on bristol pike. a fee hail victim who was sleeping woke up and struggled with the suspect who sexually assaulted her. if you recognize that suspect contact the bensalem police. a wanted new jersey man is behind bars, following a police chase that ended in a multi car pile up. voorhees police say james fitzpatrick led officers on a high speed chase on route 73 yesterday, that crash, ended, the chase ended with the crash at corner of route 73 and evesham road in burlington county. police arrested fitzpatrick who had numerous warrants for arrests and multiple jurisdictions during the high speed pursuit over the past three weeks. seven cars were involved and four people were sent to the hospital. so are you ready for some football? i'll tell you i hope eagles

are? they play green bay pack hours need a win big time down in south philadelphia tonight at 8:30. >> sports director don bell joining us live from the link with the preview. where does this fall on must wins. >> it is high on the list because both teams are desperate but if the eagles want to make playoffs most likely they are going to have to win this game here tonight. good news for the birds is that they are playing at home here at lincoln financial field, they have been dominant. we're talking four and zero on the season playing here and the defense is like they cannot lose. they have knocked people out here literally. we're talking quarterbacks. they only allowed just under ten points per game here at the link. quarterback play is better talking about carson wentz. quarterback rating goes up to 92 when he play is here but when you talk about the playoffs, right now they are ninth in the nfc. only the top six teams get in. so their wide receiver knows, talking about jordan matthews, he knows margin of error is slim. >> we have to win every single

one, next six, and that is something we all know and that is something we plan to do. we play a lot of these opponents already. we have been competitive against all of them. we now how to handle those games. we have got other opponents, who they are going to come out and they are fight forgo their lives too. we can play green bay and i know people are saying oh, green bay is down. green bay ace live. aaron rodgers will not let his team just bail out. >> all desperation here in lincoln financial field. four of the eagles fifth final six games in this building. that is story from the link. i'm don bell back to the new steve ohio it is on tonight. >> appreciate it. whether you are going to the eagles game or out for holiday shopping will the weather cooperate? kate? it looks like it will for now but take a look at all this green here on storm scan three this is all heading our way. i'll let you know when it gets here and how long it will stick around. it will be here for a while. i'll have details.

rest of my life, yes. >> a local couple is hopeful a new drug trial here in philadelphia will help this their fight against same disease that led actor robin williams to take his life. our stephanie stahl has their story of hope. also, together we will rise, it is message area students are striving to send, we will show you what they are doing to live up to those word when "eyewitness news" comes right

a celebration at philadelphia's tallest attractions,. >> the observation deck in center city celebrated its first anniversary. "eyewitness news" was there as mayor jim kenney and others marked the occasion at the observation at one liberty place.

look at that big cake, also the staff took part in the toast soluting the occasion. observation deck is 57 floors above center city and beautiful view every day. >> amazing views, no taught. new hope for treating kind of tea mention a that doctors say caused robin williams to take his life. on the healthwatch tonight the experimental drug that is being tested in our area. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here now with the emotional story of one local family hoping that this is the cure, that they are desperate to find. >> keep their fingers crossed. >> this is called louie body dementia, mysterious hard to diagnosis disease that is more common then many realize, a tricking a hill and a half patients. well, treatments have been illusive, until now. hand tremor is part of the why don't old merckel can in longer work on his vintage corvettes in horsham. he had a hard time staying focused on anything since being diagnosed with louie body dementia three years ago. it is same thing that caused

actor robin williams to take his life. >> he has kept his sense of humor. >> reporter: ton done's wife, watched the disorder rob his memory and causes hallucinations and parkinson's disease which causes tremors. >> it is devastating. >> i'm a caretaker. always wanted to be a nurse. now i get to be one. >> reporter: not the what they had land, couple married for 13 years wanted to enjoy more adventures together. >> what bothers you the most. >> it is something that has been wrong with me. >> reporter: something is being robbed from me. >> yeah, rest of my life. >> reporter: desperate to hold on don is working with neurologist david wise man in willow grove testing a new drug first ever developed to treat louie body dementia. >> i'm really encouraged that a drug company is aware of this disease, paw it has been way overlooked in the past and taking this on i think is an exciting first step. >> reporter: drug is designed

to boost neuro transmit tours improve memory and reduce other symptoms. >> hopefully there will be a break through but you never know, it is wish full thinking. >> reporter: he remembers enough to be emotional about his condition and while hopeful for the drug, don doesn't know if he is getting it or the placebo. >> maybe if it doesn't make a difference for us, down the road it will make a difference for somebody else. >> i tell him we just have to live every day, that god gives us, the best that we can. >> reporter: she has such a great attitude. they are working hard to stay positive. the drug trial taking lays around the country and here in willow grove will take place for about six months. it is a double mind investigation which means in one knows who is getting the real medication abe they are looking for more volunteers. we will have the information on this for you at cbs philly.com click on health and put it on facebook and twitter for you. we will keep our fingers crossed for that family. they have a good attitude. so hopefully this will be the

one. >> yes, stephanie, thanks. we are kicking off our annual toy fest. >> toys collect throughout this season will help make holiday brighter for many area families. >> ♪ >> you know them, it is philly pops, they are here at cbs-3 studios tonight, for the occasion, there are a number of ways you can help with the annual toy drive this who will take season. just bring a new unwrapped toy to any of our drop off locations, or come out and join us for a toy fest events all throughout the community. for a list of locations go to cbs philly.com/toy test. >> wonder if i can interest the brass in the silo phone player. >> you were very good. >> yes. >> every now and then, yes. >> kate yins us here with the forecast, you're looking at rain coming in. >> lots of rain. the it teams like we have had a long time since we talk about a lot of rain. we have only had .42 inches

all month, almost two and a quarter inches below normal in the month of november but mother nature looking to right that ship over next couple days. we could get close to 2.2 inches of rain over the next two taste in parts of the area. meaning that november deficit could be largely erased or alleviated a bit. here's a look outside out to the shore where you can see ferris wheel all lit up, christmas lights going on there ocean city, cape may county. shore hey get less rain then we will see here in the city but they will pick up strong gusty wind and some fog. the sure shore is part of the system and it is a two part system. part one tomorrow, part two on wednesday. here's part one pro tuesdaying heavy rain. this is a robust looking rain shield. it is in the within line of showers moving through. we have had rain extending there portions of kentucky on up through indiana, ohio, great lakes region. more where that came there. this rain will move in our area early tomorrow morning but for right now everything is quiet, heading to the

eagles game we have cloud, we don't second that rain to get in until early tomorrow morning four or 5:00ah when it will start. temperatures are still comfortable. 45 degrees in philadelphia 47 in millville. forty-eight this allentown. 48 degrees in trenton. today was a comfortable day. we had temperatures up to the mid 50's, slight liz above average for this time of the year and notice how warm it will get. here's good news we have rain coming through. we have two moisture loaded storms moving from the gulf of mexico. if it were colder this could be a big problem. the it is not cold enough. we have temperatures near 70 on wednesday. this is just plane rain even for the poconos. and then thursday and friday we will start to see temperatures fall off. future weather shows rain arriving, by tomorrow morning, here's 5:00 a.m. heaviest will be mid-morning, 10:00 a.m. on and off throughout the afternoon. that moves out. another round comes this wednesday, total rainfall accumulation two days, over an inch, inch and a half, in the lehigh valley they are an inch here in philadelphia and we do

need it. tonight 45, rain, and tomorrow period of rain with chance of showers and thunderstorms, and rumble of thunder or 264 degrees is daytime high. wednesday another round of rape, there will be breaks in the action it is not just raining straight through for two straight taste, on and off but expect all four days to be slow and then clear it out for the first weekend in december. >> thanks, kate. >> looking at the clock it is almost game time. >> done ton bell, live at the link as we count down to monday night football, done ton. >> that is right, big question tonight is will he or won't he play. >> yeah, we have some news on nelson agholor plus merrill reese will join us for the keys to the game, we will be right back live from the

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built for business. let's go live to the link with don and leslie. >> hi there guys. >> we're still waiting to hear if nelson agholor.

we have heard sources say he will be inactive but we won't know for sure for 30 minutes in 30 minutes inactive list comes out. it will be, interesting to go see what happens with him. >> yes good one guy who is always active is lay by play hand for eagles on wip radio. we're talking about merrill reese, doing it for 40 years. we talk with him earlier today at his house, in fact. >> don, obviously this is a huge night. this is a big, big game for this football team especially with tampa bay getting in the picture yesterday. they have got to come through and beat pack tours realistically stay in that wild card race. i think big thing tonight is get off to a quick start. this team has in the done well in first quarters. actually even they they have a good point differential over the course of a game, in first quarters they have been out scored by 22 points. they have to get off to a good start and get this huge crowd

right there their corner. number two they have got to put pressure on aaron rodgers. there is no better quarterback in the national football league. we hear about hurries, we have to get to the quarterback, hurry, force him to throw fast, no, they need more than hurries tonight, they need sacks. that is number two. number three, forced turnovers. they were plus six in turnovers at one point, they are plus three right now. so, packers are a team that fumbles the football. they have lost eight fumble this is season. eagles have to have them increase that number. if they did all of these things i think they will be fine. >> well, along with the great merrill reese jeremiah trotter will be induct in the eagles fall of fame, he is men as ax man because of his ax chop. he was key leader of the eagles tea tense that went to four nfc championship games and, have of course, the super bowl. >> it will be a whole lot of fun to see those guys in the building tonight.

it will be electric atmosphere. bird once again five-four at season. this will go long way toward determining whether they will get to the playoffs. coming to you live from lincoln financial field ton ton bell along side leslie van arsdal. back to you in the studio. >> a rebater it. >> special night all the way around. >> thanks. together, we will rise. word to live by. >> see how students are to go just that by to go good for others, who their good deeds are benefiting when we come right

south jersey students are showing off their sweet side. >> the students over at holy cross academy in delran helped pack 40 sweet cases. they are relaying typical trash bag use as they travel between homes. the duffle sized gift bags were filled with toys, blankets and personal items. >> very sweet. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", in for scott pelley, here is nora o'donnell, take care family we will see you tonight and go birds.

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