at 11:00 harrison ford's frightening landing. video surfaces of his close call. on your side jim donovan with the best ways to save money on prescriptions two young boys attack at a local park. tonight police say these men used popular aps to lure their victims. i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the two separate attacks happened at pat lindsey park in bucks county. alexandria hoff is at police headquarters with the important warning for all parents. >> reporter: right now, police say they have no reason to tie the two cases together. they do share details such as the boys' ages, the location and the use of social media. around 7:00 p.m. january 28th, sold bury township police said

nicholas fisher lure add 13-year-old boy using the ap grinder to a community park where he sexual assaulted the child outside. on february 3rd, police say that nathan a 29-year-old from lamp bettersville lured a different 13 boy to the same location. the victim told police that the assault occurred at the park in the suspect's truck. that suspect is referred to as nate and sometimes jake. according to police documents he pressured the boy to meet at the park using snapchat >> there's potential for additional victims. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, it stated this type of news reminds all of us that our community is not immune from facing serious situations. the district will be working with police on unsurprised use of smart devices

>> these children can access any applications on their cell phones, gaming consoles, where predators or offenders can reach out to them police advise parents to know your child's passwords and extracts use especially late at night. if you do find something suspicious on their device, screen shot and save it. that information could help police. now, barson is an animal control officer in lambertville. suspended without pay. both men are charged and free on bail. alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." thank you. septa's market frankford el is running normally after a train accident earlier left four people injured. three trains were involved in that wreck at the 69th street terminal. some cars jumped the tracks. this happened on a loop which allows the train to turn around

and reenter service. david spunt is live in upper darby where investigators are trying to figure out why things went so wrong. >> reporter: just after 8:00 tuesday morning, a train rear-ended another at the turn around loop at 69th street station. seven cars derailed. four people injured but expected to be ok. >> it's extremely dangerous. it would be great to know that philadelphia has a way to make public transit same little bit more safe >> jennifer is a proud septa rider but re but admits pride has been in question lately >> even on the train itself i feel a little nevertheless. >> reporter: tuesday's crash is another safety related incident involving septa over the past nine months. in july, officials had to pull 120 units after someone discovered cracks under the cars. >> i'm glad they caught them before something dangerous happened.

i would have been very unsafe. >> reporter: assistant general manager for safety hears commuters concerns. >> we look at our commitment. we're not going to run anything that's not safe. we want to make sure that we take care of our passengers, our customers every day. >> reporter: he admits it has been difficult. the up tick is due to a more proactive approach to safety >> we're taking extra precautions to take things out that, we're not sure whether or not it's safe. we're going to error that it's not and we'll take it out. >> reporter: as ntsb investigators continue their work, it's important to remember four people were injured. that's something jennifer said is impossible to forget >> it's pretty scary to think you can leave the house one day and not come home. >> reporter: septa officials say things will be back tomorrow to

normal for commuters. as far as the investigation behind me, there were speculation about a cause of what happened a little bit earlier this afternoon, we won't know a final cause until the encounters makes their final ruling. reporting live tonight in upper darby, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you be sure to wake up with the "eyewitness news" team tomorrow. they're going to have the latest on septa issues getting started at 4:30. authorities in are investigating yet another roof, top break in. it happened in montgomery township. suspect entered the market via deduct work on the roof. once inside he took cash. similar incidents happened at three other businesses in recent week including cost could in king of prussia. evesham township police say a man hid inside a church guest

room for hours before coming out to burglary lize the church. surveillance video shows the suspect entering the church around 6:15 and hiding in a guest room. he went through unlocked offices stealing cash and gifts card. a south jersey teacher facing charges for allegedly having relationship with a female student. police say he had sex with a 17-year-old female student. us marshals arrested jacobs in florida this morning. he's waiting to be brought back to new jersey. police in gloucester township are looking for a man tried to pull a woman into his car. on may apple road. when the woman screamed he let her go. police are looking for a newer model white suv with black trim with an indash navigation system. investigators do not think it's connected to the recent kidnappings in new castle

county. president trump pledged to unite the country today. the president spent nearly an hour walking through the museum and learning about the exhibits. he was joined by hud ben carson. after the visit the president denounced racism and recent attacks on jewish community centers >> a sad reminder of the work that must be done to root out hate and preps and evil. >> the department of homeland security rolled out new immigration enforcement guilty. these new guidelines call for the immediate return of mexican immigrants captured at the border plus the hiring of ice and and border parole agents. he'll keep the daka program. refugees welcome. that's the message today on the

statue of liberty. activist hung the banner on the base of lady liberty. it was up for about three hours before park rangers removed it attaching signs to the national monument is banned. park police are trying to figure out who put it there have not. small plane crashes into a shopping center in australia killing four american touristses as well as the australian pilot. the plane designed on the shopping center. moments later, cell phone video shows flame and billowing dark smoke. the mall was closed at the time. police say the plane's engine failed after take-off a mother is thanking police officers for saving her one-year-old son. he suddenly stopped breathing at the north philadelphia home monday. the family frantically called 911 and officers quickly arrived. officer jeremy elliot performed cpr more than ten minutes.

an ambulance later rushed jason to saints christopher's hospital where he regained consciousness and mom has a new found respect for police. >> you kind of build up an animosity that shouldn't be there. something like this happens and they go above and beyond. you can't go with what you hear. you have to see things for yourself >> i was going to go see him today and i wanted to take something nice. i got him a teddy bear and my sergeant got him a toy police car >> because of the quick action of officers, jason is expected to fully recover. harrison ford's close call on camera. straight ahead at 11:00 see the new video that surfaced of the landing which has the actor under investigation. also, your dog might be may paying more attention to your actions than you think. is man's best friend judging

you? nicole brewer with how tooks can sense human's sad behavior sticker shock over the cost ofs precipitation medication. the best ways to save money. jim donovan shows you where to shop, what to ask, and how to find the discounts. tracking the chance for a couple of showers, temperatures offer to the races again. i'll tell you which day we head to the 70's. which day we break a record, and when thunderstorms could return to the forecast.

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is the high price of prescription medication enough to make you sick >> when people have insurance almost half of americans do not fill prescriptions because of rising co pays. >> 3 on your side jim donovan looks at ways to save. >> price si co pays, high deductibles, doughnut holes >> you need to advocate for yourself and wheel and deal and

see what kind of deal you can get. >> reporter: she says there are several ways to save >> there are many cases where a retail pharmacy, walgreen, wal-mart, cost co deeply discounted. >> reporter: secret shoppers called hundreds of pharmacist to say across the country noticed something interesting. always ask for the lowest possible price. >> asking for the lowest price or better deal or your best deal can net you pretty substantial savings. if you tell them you're not going to use insurance they will help you find an alternative. >> reporter: tip two look beyond the big box. did you know co cost co has low drug prices >> it's probably one of the best kept prices anybody on any state

can stroll on into a pharmacy at cost co and use it without being a member. >> reporter: you may be able to snag a deal at small pharmacies >> one great thing they're willing to negotiate. >> might be like hundred dollars. the same medication they could get with us for $10. >> reporter: he said he can charge less because he has a lower profit margin. >> our main goal is to help people and patients save money. >> reporter: tip three, look online for discounts. >> we've had good success from readers telling us that using oath coupons like good r x, if you're not going to use insurance can get you substantial discounts on hundreds of medications. >> reporter: if you try all and still can't catch a break,

consumer reports finds it never hurts to go back to your doctor or pharmacist and ask for an alternative. it may another drug in the same class that could be far cheaper >> i'm jim donovan. seeing new video of harrison ford's near miss behind the controls at a small plane at a california airport, this shows the moment the actor flew over the top of a commercial airplane while landing on the wrong runway at john within a airport. they're investigating the mishap turns out we might not, giving our dogs enough credit >> a new steady shows man's best friend can sense bad behavior. >> in the past, the studies have shown that babies can sense someone's harmful intentions.

a group of japanese researchers wondered if the same was true. do our fir babies have a human like sense of right and wrong? that depends on who you ask. >> dogs have long been dubbed man's best friend. >> they can sense so much >> fear, happiness, >> imposed >> angry or upset. >> research published in the journal suggests thought can spot bad behavior or at least notice when someone is being a -- that's interesting. >> she knows not to go to certain people >> the findings are based series of is it experiments. after several attempts someone stepped in to help while a third turned away offering no assistance. in the end, the dog was offered a treat by both participants and overwhelming chose the more helpful human >> that's fascinating. >> just helping your owner, like

the leader of the >> veterinarian and clinical professor at the university of pennsylvania. he says the dogs tendency toward the helper has less to do with moral judgment and more to do with the owner's reaction. from tone of voice to facial expression >> the dog is instead reading the body language of the owner and saying, look, mom is happy, or mom is upset. so it's better if i stay away from this person. >> what happens when we're the ones acting out of line >> i think they probably think we're never wrong >> they kind of give you a time-out as well. like you were just a jerk to me. give me some space >> the doctor believes the dog's choice was based on well-being.

numerous studies shown kindness will get you more respect from your pooch than an attitude of aggression. that's why there's often a more success at training. >> i hear you. yes. ok. >> nicole, interesting. >> thanks so much. >> kate has the forecast. i'm thinking i might get out early and walk the dog >> i think that's a good idea. it's sunny in the morning and it will be gloomy. on our way to the 60's. if you're doing the after work walk with the dogs, around 5:00, 6:00, that will be the night offist time when temperatures surge to 60's. let's take a look outside. we'll take you to a live look from the roof cam. pretty quiet in the city. skies clouded over but it's dry for now.

stormscan 3 shows changes on the way. fronts moves across the region, this is really washing out, not a whole lot with it. overnight or tomorrow morning a sprinkle then the clouds start to break up. you can see few stray sprinkles here and there across the state of pennsylvania down to west virginia. as far as the big picture across the eastern half of the country. a lot of rain in portions of georgia, alabama and florida, that is moving awayly. going to stay to our south. our next system, pattern changer is still developing over pacific northwest, that won't get here still saturday. you can see the clouds in place from the palmyra cove nature park. here are the temps. today and yesterday we were in more of an east flow off the 42 degree ocean. you're not going to get much warmer than the 40's and 50's. it is 42. 48 in dc. but you head back towards cleveland and pittsburgh you can see the southwest flow.

that's where temperatures are in the 50's to near 60. high today lit 51, it was the coldest day of this particular stretch, about six degrees above average. morning low of 34 was about five degrees above the normal. record for today was 72 and we miss that day by quite a wide margin but we might have the chance to break the record. tomorrow could start off with few scattered sprinkles. a bit of a gloomy start to the day. by 3:00. you can see the clouds start to lighten up, more sunshine and looks like the sun will come out to bring us a pretty nice sunset. tomorrow cloudy start stray sprinkle early. then some late day clearing, again, going to take its time. the sun probably not coming out to 3:00, 4:00. ten to 12 degrees warmer than today. thursday is the day we could break a record. 71 degrees thursday. normal high is 45.

we're so far above average thursday. the record is 69 set back in 1977. a good shot we break that record. overnight, mild 41. clouds and few breaks here and there. tomorrow morning, we'll start out cloudy. could be a chance for a stray sprinkle in the morning, sun, 63 and check out the average high for the next four days. our average high in the upper 60's. that's more than 20 degrees above average. saturday, that's when the storms roll through in the afternoon and saturday to sunday it's a 20 degree drop in temperature as we start to head a little bit closer normal. >> thank you, kate. don up next in sports. >> football desean jackson back in philly and another team in pursuit of big ja. possibly a ne

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pacers need help and a complement to paul george, the nba trade deadline 3:00 p.m. thursday second half the explorers having issues stopping this man, jared. he led the rams with 24 points. lasalle losing by 11. they go up four out of six games overall. december 11, lincoln financial field. kickoff was at 1:00 in the pregame, no one kicking it harder than desean jackson. the former eagles is a free agent. he says if he leaves washington he wants to play with a great quarterback. however, he's missed with carson wentz. >> carson wentz, he came in had a heck of a year as a rookie. i don't think a lot of people saw that coming. i think, he chose that he had a heck of a year.

definitely, you know, he showing he can do it and has a lot to becoming a big-time quarterback. update on the story gripping the planet facing an tense as investigation. the goal turned caught devouring a pie during the game. a book maker was offering odds on him being seen eating on live broadcast. he's famously known as the rollie poly goalie >> not a slice of pie, the whole thing >> ok. >> thank you. a million dollar

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weekend watch which feature as cool-down. this is the change in the pattern. coming up this weekend we cut into some of that unseasonal heat we've been feeling rain and they don't remember saturday with a cold front nor clouds than sun returns. you'll need the umbrella, coat

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