a heated change between a local police officer and a man. now the officer is under investigation. . a stand-out student meets a 71-year-old who graduated from high school and the role

"eyewitness news" played in getting her back to school. >> we begin with breaking news. philadelphia police open fire shooting suspect in multiple times. chopper 3 over the scene at shelton and lambert street in west oak lane, we know this began were when two plainclothes officers spot todd men leaving a location. those males went to get into car. the alarm went off. police went over to investigate and one suspect took off on foot. he was shot multiple times and is in critical but stable condition. we'll have more and updates as we get them. good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight a video going viral. >> atlantic city police officers angry profanity filled tirade leads to an internal affairs investigation. >> this video begins in the middle of the traffic stop.

it is appears the unidentified officer was upset. one of the two men in the car was recording the encounter. the officer told them he was wearing a body camera and demand he stop recording. the officer is heard telling them he would knock them out and made other threats. >> put your hand in my face and i'll knock you out. you understand me? calm down. you feel me? >> yes, sir. >> statement the police department said the language and tone used by our officer in the video is concerning and is not condoned by this department. the officer involved has been placed on an administrative assignment pending the outcome of the investigation. and the police union says a nighttime traffic stop is dangerous. adding it is imperative we remain in control of the scene. sometimes in order to regain that control, strong language is used. i have faith that the department will do a complete investigation of the entire stop and not the

brief clip going around social media. . a philadelphia gas works employee is recovering after getting hit by a police car. chopper 3 over westminster in west philadelphia. police were pursuing a sedan when the occupants got out and took off on foot. police followed and a police car rolled into the pgw worker who suffered a broken leg. the worker was taken to penn presbyterian medical center. tomorrow may find some businesses that you count on are closed. due to a day without immigrants protest taking place across the nation. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in old city with more on how local businesses could be affected. david? >> reporter: organizers expect to see hundreds of thousands of people in cities and suburbs across the country. garces group, employees are told they will be support first down they choose not to come in. it's not just restaurants, some parents won't send kids to

school and construction workers plan to be off the job >> we're happy that our community is no longer afraid that our community is ready to fight >> olivia vascular a day without immigrants. the buzz started online and spread quickly. protest is a response to the white house led raised last week that deported undocumented immigrants >> this is demonstration of what will happen to the city and everywhere else in the country if this continue to happen >> she's an undocumented immigrant who is protect abide i an obama era executive order that allows her to legally work in the united states. she said plenty of restaurants will be lights out on thursday. >> tomorrow between 35 to $4,000. >> reporter: restaurants owner david said it's worth losing a few $000 to make a point. that point doesn't sit well with

everyone. >> it's confusing, the topic or the issue of illegal immigration, what's illegal immigration. >> reporter: others believe the protests will cause an inconvenience causing more tension and division. >> it's an inconvenience but also a statement. >> reporter: resident denise johnson sees both sides of the evidence argument >> you have to speak out and stand up for something. >> reporter: again, not just in philadelphia but all parts of the country expected to get involved. your best bet pick up the phone, reporting live david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. tonight president trump is looking for a new secretary of labor. andrew pudzer withdrew his nomination. the fast food came under fire. his ex-wife accused him of domestic abuse on the oprah winfrey show in 1990, a charge she since recanted. sever republicans said they

would not vote to confirm him congress is considering a new investigation into the trump administration's connections with russia. during a joint news conference with israeli prime minister ben netanyahu today. the president did not respond to allegations his campaign repeated contact with russian intelligence. however, the president did discuss how to move forward with the middle east peace deal. president trump said he's open to changing the two state solution. >> so i'm looking at two state and one-state. and i like the one that both parties like. >> the two prerequisites of peace recognition of the jewish state, and israel security needs west of the jordan, they remain pertinent. >> the palestinian little bit abrasion organization said in statement if the trump administration rejects its policy it would be destroying the chances for peace and undermining american interest standing and credibility abroad. first lady my trump visited the

african-american history of culture in washington today. they sat down at the lunch counter features an interactive video exhibit on the civil rights movement. it's the end of an era in atlantic city as the president's name is being removed from the taj mahal. workers spent the day taking the trump name off the shuttered casino. the president has not owned the taj mahal self years now. its current owner shut it down last october after workers went on strike a catholic school teacher is facing charges accused of sexually a three-year-old girl. michael barbie a teacher at the early learning center program. the philadelphia archdiocese says he's on administrative leave. barbie is facing 16 counts including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. this well-known defense attorney could go to prison for raping an unconscious client in montgomery

county. the 22-year-old victim told police she thought she was drugged during the encounter in 2015. sir residual low testified in his own defense's said the said was consensual. change your pass words, yahoo, ones again warning. hackers infiltrated accounts. this happen some time between 2015 and 2016. and at this point, yahoo says it's unclear how many users were affected. this comes after yahoo revealed one billion accounts have been comprised through a 2013 security breach. a meeting in northeast philadelphia two discuss approached growing and processing facility for medical marijuana. "eyewitness news" was at the park wood civic association meeting at saint anne's surge. they shared their thoughts. the company behind it is owned

by the children of the late ed snyder. the 125,000 square foot facility would be located on a 14 acre industrial lot on mcnullity road in the byberry east industrial park. a story of inspiration. >> after watching the story here on "eyewitness news." a 71-year-old woman had a back to school to finish what she started. our alexandria hoff has he amazing story >> the students were so nice, some called me mom, some grandmom. >> reporter: charlotte would have graduated in 1961. but dropped out not once but twice after getting pregnant with her daughters. she was there for their high school graduations and now. charlotte is among 200 fellow classmates graduating through the philadelphia options program

for at risk and returning students. >> once i got down to it and started writing it was ok. at first it was hard. i've been out of school 55 years. >> reporter: her spark of inspiration came in june >> i'm a happy person and i thank god for this day. >> reporter: after tune ongoing "eyewitness news" and catching story of alfred today johnson who earned her degree at the age of 77 charlotte hopes her story can serve to inspire another >> going down the wrong road, peer pressure. all the negative things that is don't promise you anything. >> reporter: after dropping out in the 11th grade, 55-year-old understands the challenges of returning to school >> it was challenging. but it was best challenge of my life. >> reporter: students long held this day in the back of their minds, charlotte led the class. taking a bow and taking a moment for herself as a 2017 high

school graduate. >> reporter: she did do it and we're just so happy for her, now to put it in preview. when she left high school, ice hour was still president. history was her favorite subject's plans to travel. reporting at the school district building alexandria hoff. eyewitness news. >> nicely done. what do you think is healthier a single woman or married woman >> straight ahead at 11:00, nicole brewer has the brand new research that may change the way you think about your relationship and your health >> the push to headache the packages of your favorite confused less confusing >> you may have noticed the wind blowing round out there. picked up this evening and tonight, and when we wake up it's not going to feel better than the teens, then we swing

the other way, i'll tell when you temperature could say hit 20 full degrees above average. a surprise worth millions, a south jersey couple hit the

11:35 after "eyewitness news" at 11. here's something to think about is being marry bad for your healthy >> women who get divorced actually a healthier.

>>. >> reporter: that is actually true. and these researchers did account for depression playing a role in this weight loss all things considered though. they found single ladies of certain age were living healthier lives. >> marriage been associated with a happier longer life but a new research suggests. >> i'm healthy and single >> after studying more than 75,000 post menopausal women ages 50 to 79, researchers found unmarried or divorced women were physically healthier than those hitched but why? ? single trying to stay in shape to capture the attention >> i like to think that as you get older it becomes less important >> you have a lot of time to be concerned about yourself. >> reporter: researchers found body mass index increased along with the systolic blood pressure, they drank martin luther king, junior >> we just got married.

that's not, maybe it's not so happy, you drink a little bit >> when married women got divorced, the blood pressure decreased as did their bmi and waist line in addition to becoming more physically active they improved diet. >> it's not saying a lot for older men. >> i think the study would value from a qualitative piece >> the family therapist at the council for relationships saying being physically fit doesn't equate to overall health, social and emotional well-being are important factors, they left out. >> i was looking at the medical markers in terms of looking at health that it wasn't looking at the wholistic health of a person. >> reporter: as we know is all about being happy and healthy. >> i am. >> reporter: so why did older women who stayed single or got divorced fair better physically? researchers point to portion size which is likely larger when you share meals way spouse, it's also possible singles have more

motivation or opportunity to pursue a healthier lifestyle >> interesting. >> very contradictory to what we've heard in the past >> thanks. big changes could be coming to the food in your fridge and pantry. more than a dozen different phrases used to describe food expiration will soon be reduced to two. two major grocery store association wants used by or best if used by on all products by the summer of 2018. it will end confusion. the grocery industry said americans trash more than 200 billion dollars in food every year >> a south jersey couple spent their valentine's day in shock after receiving a surprise of a lifetime. and they spoke exclusively to "eyewitness news." sam and kathy won monday's pick six jackpot of $5.2 million. they used their grandchildren's birth days and number five for their ticket. sam served in the marines during

vietnam and kathy a retired power plant employee don't plan on being strafe began the >> we're going to take care of our kids and make sure their debt-free, and make sure their homes are paid for >> it's about family. >> the couple purchased their winning ticket at rachel's deli in penceville and they aren't the first ones to win, in may, 2013 michael fishish won $1 million by winning five numbers. you could be a winning number. winning numbers for the 310 million dollar were drawn moments ago. here are the winning numbers for the powerball. 5, 28, 33, 38, 42, and the power ball 19 and we'll have those all for you at cbsphilly.com. maybe there's a winner >> i'm writing them down because i've five tickets in my car. if i have the winner i'm going

to get in and keep driving >> will we see you tomorrow >> have the helicopter pick you up >> if you're not here tomorrow >> all right, what about the temperatures those numbers? s. those numbers are going up. i may play those numbers three the weekend and into next week, we're going to it had the weather lottery, so to speak. temperatures on three way up to the 60's which we don't often see in february. we have one if you remember couple weeks ago we got up to 66 and we may get close again by sunday, here's a look outside. if you step outside. you know that it does not feel like a warmup is coming. it's cold and blustery stormscan 3 shows just a couple of flurries a few streamers as we call them. light snow showers moving through the lehigh valley and into north jersey most dry we did see a few rain and scattered showers thanks to this broad circulation around a strengthening area of low pressure that's going to be impacting eastern canada and

northern new england. you can see the heavy snow over maine and nova the big story will be the wind. on the neighborhood network, temperatures are in the upper 30's for most spots but you can see the winds are brisk. 15 to 20 miles an hour. new castle airport as well and winds are gusting to up to 30 miles an hour. 31 miles an hour gusts in mount pocono and millville. 25 miles per hour gust it's at the airport and 30 in allentown. that's going to take your temperature and make it feel about ten to 12 degrees colder than what the thermometer indicates and that will be the case tomorrow as well. this is a similar setup to what we saw monday we had a strong storm over eastern canada and portions of maine, high pressure building in behind it. tightly packed ice. not as strong of a gradient as

monday, the winds will not be quite as strong, we don't have wind advisories or warnings, not damaging wind strong gusty wind winds, high pressure establishes itself friday, we get more sunshine but notice the warm and right here you see the yellow and green, billowing in within starting over the westbound and this is a pretty sustained warmup it's not going to be a one-day thing and we're back to the cold, we're talking at least five days of temperatures well above average. tomorrow morning, though, again, you'll need the heavy coat, we're talking teens when you wake up and even in the afternoon, with temperatures in the 40's, it will feel any better than the upper 20's friday morning again feeling like the teens it will feel better in the afternoon and we swing into early spring like weather, 57 degrees by saturday, 64 on sunday, that's a full 20 degrees above average. and monday, president's day still around 60 just a little cooler indication that it back to a cool front will edge in and temps drop slightly. tonight is cold and blustery,

down to 29. tomorrow, windy and cold, 43, feeling like 28 or 29. but the good stuff comes in starting over the weekend. saturday, 57. sunday, 64. this is well timed because a lot of people have a three-day weekend with president's day monday. look at that stretch even tuesday and wednesday next week still more than ten degrees above average. >> how long

only 25th out of the 30 teals, meanwhile, jal okafor looking to improve his own work, visiting boston, ja only played 17 minutes and scored four points, the other big man, nerlens noel nice put-back. 16 points and seven boards. another big game for dario saruc. he's coming along. how about the hook shot right there. puts the sixers within one he had 20 points and 11 rebounds about but isaiah thomas, that's dude slithering, nice move. had he 33 points, the sixers lose tonight 116-108. temple visiting east carolina, the owls, cantrell barkley. >> it's terrible. it's terrible. >> barkley with 19 points and 13 boards temple falls 78-64.

lasalle at saint bonnie's. denzel greg put back >> am. 83-65. october fest. not around these parts so much. that month has been a quiet one. the second year disappointment. lesley van arsdale has more from clearwater. >> reporter: phillies gm make klentak met with the the media. he said there's a lot to be excited about here. the team has a good mix of young good players and solid veterans they can learn from. he also addressed the rebuilding process. and he understands fans are impatient. >> this is a passionate town, a passionate fan base that wants to win, so do i. i'm passionate about what we do and i want to win and i know our players do. that is a good taking steps to

where we want to go. >> the players are set to report tomorrow. the first full squad work-out will be on friday. reporting in clearwater, lesley van arsdale eyewitness sports. late start for the flyers in cal gary. but they got offense going. nick cousins. what up? 1-0, one minute and 30 seconds into the game. but they get it back about three minutes later. matthew with the goal, this game now in its second

as we told you earlier the iconic love statue is getting a clean-up >> the statue will be repainted the same. it has not been refurbished since 1998. it's expected to return to its

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