this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> and breaking news, leaves "eyewitness news" this noon, you're looking live at the betsy cats milton, over springdale road cherry hill, have been moved from the center, across the street to temple emanuel, not the only jewish threat err under threat this noon. evacuation also underway at the jewish community center of garden of eaten road wilmington, chopper three over the police presence there, they say threat prompted

evacuation just before 10:00 this morning. others targeting jewish community centers york and harrisburg right now as well. follow thee stories and bring you the latest developments as we learn them, beginning on line at cbsphilly.com. >> and also this noon, oscar's ending that no one will forget the the wrong winner announced as best picture, beside story behind this oscars oops. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> so how did it all happen? for the answers lets guess to los angeles, joining us live, guys, what a way to end the show. >> i mean, seriously, jim, rahel, owes cars usually about glitz, glamour, but last night, it was about one unforgettable gap. let's start with the best picture mix-up that left everybody scratching their heads. >> and the academy award for

best picture -- >> go on. >> la-la land. >> i thought he was joking. >> did i too. >> the cast and crew of la-la land very eager to except the award gave nearly two minutes every thank you speeches, until oscar producers appeared on stage. >> horrible. moonlight of course was the true winner. there was an envelope switch. la-la land's producer, i thought very graciously, handed over the award. the entire room was completely stunned. >> nobody was more stunned than warren beaty later apologized explaining that he wasn't joking when he was hesitating to read the card. >> moonlight cast took the stage, complete total shock. specially director barry jenkins. >> oh, my goodness. >> thank you. thank you. >> and i have to say, it is true, it is not fake. we've been on the road with these guys for so long, that

was so gracious, so generous of them, my love to la la land, my love to everybody. >> love that so much. we were with the moonlight boys after the mix-up. he gates us his reaction to the already legendary -- >> they called la la land, we were hey, you know, appreciative of being nominated and happy for la-la land to win, and then you see the young man walk up with the red envelope. you know something strange is happening. and what happened happened. >> you know it was great that everybody handled that mistake with class, la-la land, still danced away with six awards, by the way. >> yes. >> meanwhile, moonlight of course earned three including ali's pest supporting actor win, first time oscar club, prestigious hollywood company including casey afleck, viola davis made her third time a charm. for her role. >> like i said, it is perfect, it is one of the greatest roles in american theater

history. she is complete in her journey. i haven't met any woman white or black that hasn't said oh, my god, i recognize her. >> and viola davis was my best dressed of the night. she was wearing armany, that dress wa was a winner stretch, a test you wear when you're going to win the oscars, all about that gold, and emma stone glowed in gee vanity couture, and sparkling in the beautiful koffman franco. >> i mean, she just stopped traffic. >> yes. >> amazing. >> i was stunned in the silence. so beautiful. so many beautiful dresses. so many great moments, jimmy kimmel, how about jimmy kimmel? you crushed that last night. great show. >> it was fantastic. >> great show. >> what did you guysy? >> i love viola davis, still sitting over here swooning over her. >> i think steve harvey is very happy this morning, at least over that mishap? >> oh, exactly. >> thanks, guys, appreciate it.

thank you very much. >> the oscars mishap has everyone talking for sure, the latest reaction later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 you can check out the other highlights from the big night at cbsphilly.com. >> in other news this noon, there are new developments in bill cosby's sexual assault case just moments ago, montgomery county judge ruled on defense request to bring in jurors from outside the area. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us live in norristown with the judge's ruling, joe, good afternoon. >> rahel, good afternoon, breaking news here that july ruling over the last half hour hour. >> now, cosby's defense team seeking change of venue, where the entire trial would have been relocated to another pennsylvania county. but now the 12 men and women effectively bill cosby will come from another county in the state. supreme court will decide which county. bill cosby of course in court for the arguments this morning, accused every drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand, a

woman he knew from his role at temple university. his lawyers wanted to change in venue, they allege the media has bill philadelphia international airport cosby, they call the coverage. they said he wouldn't be able to get a fair trial anywhere in the country. the judge essentially responded he couldn't help them with that. cosby's lawyers also argued the media has destroyed cosby's reputation, prosecutors shot back that cosby's attorneys were now blaming reporters and the press for cosby's own alleged actions. like i mention, now the supreme court will decide which out of county jury will seek here in june to hear this trial. interesting twist, though, cosby's lawyers tried to ask the judge to put a foot note in all of this, that the jury possibly come from either allegany county which would be pittsburgh, or philadelphia, that is an unprecedented move of course. we're exploring the ramifications of that. starting on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> reporting live in norristown, outside the montgomery county courthouse,

joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, joe. meanwhile this noon fundraising effort is underway to repair and restore hundreds of headstones damaged by vandals at jewish cemetery over the weekend. also $13,000 reward for information on the vandals, who struck after dark saturday at the mount carmel cemetery in wissinoming. chopper three over the cemetery at frankford and cheltenham avenue this morning, officials are upset and heart broken over the vandalism. >> toppled so many headstones, clearly, a concerted effort. >> i'm heart broken. discusting, frightening, bridges back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> now, friends that every all fate gathered help right the tombstones yesterday, the vandalism comes about two weeks after vandalism at a bridesburg cemetery, and just a week after vandalism at jewish cemetery in st. louis. >> and police are hoping surveillance video leads them to alleged arsonist, video, from january 27th, along with

700 block of north fifth street, northern liberties. this is about 5:45 a.m. you can see the suspect appears to let fire in a trash can it, spreads to beer my car, there were no injuries, but if you recognize the suspect philadelphia police want to hear from you. >> there will be vigil tonight in delaware for the two law enforcement officers killed in a off duty accident this weekend. twenty-three year old robert will pant and 23 year old james watts of the dover police department died yesterday after single vehicle crash in dover. authorities say lafonte lost crawl crawl every his jeep, overturned and ejected watts who was not wearing a seatbelt. they say several fatal accidents have occurred there. police have not determined the cause of the crash. >> a philadelphia city councilman meets in less than an hour at city hall with potential federal and state budget cut on the agenda, hearing scheduled after president trump announced plans to pull funding from sanctuary cities including philadelphia. jim kenney insists he'll not change the city's immigration policy, congressman, brendon

boyle; set to explain the implications surrounding the loss of the affordable care act and other federal programs, along with the cost of the crash-down on immigrants. we'll have the latest on the hearing today on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >> president trump has revealed some of the top fix he will focus on in his speech to joint session of congress tomorrow. the president shared some of his plans while addressing the national governor association meeting at the white house this morning, told the group, rebuilding the military, and repealing the affordable care act, are priorities of his administration. he said he will ' also outline plans for boosting infrastructure spending. >> pair of trump signs were moved from the shuttered taj mahal casino in atlantic city prompts legal battle over ownership. now, philadelphia recycling company has filed lawsuit claiming it purchased the signs to sell them on ebay. the company says ebay canceled the augusts when the taj claimed the signs were stone. lawsuit asks the judge to determine rightful ownership.

interesting. well, the national weather service confirms tornado was in fact what left behind this destruction in northeastern pennsylvania. >> the saturday twister tore the roof off of several homes, classified as etches f2 with winds speeds get this 120 miles an hour. press by tear yan church in the area was not immune to the damage. long standing bell fell from its spot on the tower. >> the good thing is the bell didn't crash through the flooring. it came off the mount. been there since 1900. it took a storm of this magnitude to topple it. >> the national weather service says straight line winds up to 95 miles an hour, damaged mostly farm buildings in lancaster county. there are no reports of injuries. well, there is a chance of more thunderstorms later this week. >> katie is in the cbs-3 weather center. >> guys, he can racketly right. in fact we do have slight risk posted for parts of our area by wednesday. and it will take a look, very quickly here, at where that will be outlined. at least from now. marginal risk, going into the

northern third of the area, southern two thirds, more like slight risk to that little more elevated. coming up just little later in the broadcast, not only going to track these storms for you, let you know what we know now with this storm system, but also talk about major swing on the thermometer because of those storms. and that's after the break. guys. >> also a documentary on the white helmets just won he is car this morning, volunteers pulled more victims from the rubble in syria next. how this win could inspire others to help s

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>> welcome back, more bad news for 6ers fans, just announced joel embiid is out indefinately, skipped the morning shoot around due to swelling in his left knee. he'll have mri to determine the cause that far swelling. well, today hollywood is mourning the sudden loss of actor bill paxton, he died this past weekend at the age of 61 following surgery complications. paxton was currently starring as a rogue cop in the cbs series training day, james paxton was set to guest star on upcoming episode. paxton's movie credits titanic, aliens, terminator and apollo 13. last night the film white helmets won academy award, but the sounder -- founder was unable to attend the is her moan. >> i terry the fighting in syria was too intense for him to leave. >> and the oscar goes to: the white helmet.

>> the bright lights of hollywood are a world away from the rubble reality of war torn syria. on oscar night, the rescue team known as white helmet not only received a golden statue, but a standing ovation. >> it is so easy for these guys to ... >> the 40 minutes called the white helmet, provides a glimpse into the lives of volunteers and the work they do in syria, leveled by fierce fighting. as producers were on stage excepting the award sunday night ... the real life rescuers were searching for survivors of the latest deadly government air strike. they saved at least two children, burried in the rubble. >> white helmets founder could not attend the oscars because of the ongoing conflict. but the film's director shared his message. >> to save one life is to save all of humanity. >> since the serial civil war began six years ago, white helmets volunteer say they

saved more than 82,000 lives. teri okita, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." still ahead on "eyewitness news," one teen driver has a lot of explaining to do. >> yes, something you don't see every day, right, a car on the top of the roof. >> a roof? >> yes, how did it get there? we'll explain after the break. katie? >> and as we lack ahead to the upcoming weekend several days out certainly but looking as though it will be bright and sunny, chilly saturday certainly, very likely our temperatures actually fall below average for a change, however, we are going to warm up yet again come sunday. however, even though this is a quiet looking weekend, we got a lot of stormy weather to get through before we get to that point, which we'll

>> back on "eyewitness news" now with a car that flew offer the seventh story of a houston parking garage. it landed on the roof after hardware store and believe it or not the teenage driver walks away with just minor injuries. investigators say it appears the teenager hit the gas instead of the brakes. no one in the store was injured but the staff says there is considerable damage inside the store, it is not clear if the teenage letter face any charges. imagine going home to your parents and saying i kind of got into an accident with a car? >> well, that's one of those stories where you tell them, look at the car, but look at me, i'm good. >> i'm okay, my gosh. >> exactly. >> that's how you get out that far one. >> what a mess. >> thankfully he's okay. my goodness. we have quite a mess after forecast here, pretty much everything, we will be back in the 50's, the 60s and the 70s, then drop back off again forehands full of days, as well. so definitely lot of ups and

downs in this forecast, more than anything at all, one large storm system, which is going to send us on an uphill climb, then knock us back down again, by the weekend we ends up before the break with much more quiet weather, but, looks as though march may very likely come in like a lion, this time around, and also, very mild lion. let's take a look, outside, you know, we've been spec to go see with warmfront lifting in more clouds cover, definately the case go out to pleasant valley middle and high school, more clouds than anything at the moment. but we switch gears, and take you out to cape may courthouse, completely bright, blue sky here, so depend where you are, the cloud cover situation at the moment. but dow expect a dry afternoon. meanwhile you can already see some signs of life off to the south and west, this is our warmfront beginning to lift in. but again, just clouds expected out of it. well off to the south, you see, a lot of heavy rain, across alabama, mississippi. we will eventually see some scattered showers build in specially into tomorrow. but, that's the warmfront that's going to be lifting in to bring that to us. so look ahead to the beginning

of march, on wednesday, it will be a mild start. warmth coming in from the southerly surge, yet stream lifts to the north to allow that to happen. twenty to 25 degrees again above the seasonable average come wednesday, looks like the warmest day of the upcoming week here, so let's jump you to wednesday, talk about the clash that gets set up, what it may mean, again, we will be in a slight risk for severe weather come wednesday. you can see some very heavy thunderstorms projected to be coming through ohio for example, even before the sun comes up. will lick lie see some showers move through maybe even as early as noontime. but, i really think it is generally toward the evening rush, this particular model run bridges it in little later than it did earlier in the day, but regardless, p.m. time frame is when the squawl line likely to set up and usher in not just heavy rain very likely very gusty winds. yes, looking nasty. coming at 10:00 at night you'll have logs heating of the day, may not be at bad. come earlier expecting high of 73, you'll get heads banking together here, and bringing

with it some good clash in the atmosphere, in short, leaving very nasty thunderstorms, then out of here come thursday morning. last 24 hours have gun to warm up already. were at least a little closer to average yesterday, even shy of it by a degree, now 12 above where we were this same time yesterday. for stuck in the mid 50's by daytime high here, 51 the current temperature, so on our way. modest breeze, will pick up with time here, warmfronts, but we expect the daytime high officially to hit about 56 degrees, with the clouds continue to build even if you have bright blue sky like you do down in cape may for example. mainly cloudy tonight, not quite as cold dropping down to about a pair of four's, with blanket of cloud cover will testifily help thing out. meanwhile we have the wednesday, us women's national team will be in chester, looks right now things pan out the currently looks like it will i expect delays. you have uj germany at 7:00 then france and england at 4:00. both of those matches may end up having to deal with some stormy wet earl so, it will be

something to monitor for sure. meantime, next couple of days, you're all over the place, a's, 60s, 70s, then 50's, 40's again. so, yes, really something for everybody here. i wouldn't even be shocked to see snow shower, snow shower, that's it, on friday. you. >> know i'm looking at the maps. >> wait. why do i see the s words on that? not talking about any thick snowstorms, just a lot going on. >> we should be thankful. >> i'm with you. >> winner. >> how to dress in the morning? >> i glow just in time for warmer weather, sort of, group's polar bears international, created the day to raise awareness for the animals, according to the national wildlife federation, roughly 25,000, polar bears apparently are so adapted to the colds that they can't take it above 50 degrees. we will be right back.

>> normal err elementary school as the 14th female in history, to be a harlem globetrotter. >> nia young returned to glare christian academy today. students about growing up in philly how to combat bullying. set to day due in weekends. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, for katie all every us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" of course continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. of course the young and the restless is up next. have a great day.

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