witnesses there, people say, mode over people. helicopters were brought in. early reports of gunfire, but it's pierce that was, in fact, police shooting at the suspect. that is from police sources. a spokesman for the prime minister meanwhile saying that, according to the reuters agency, telling the reuters agency that the prime minister, theresa may, was at no time in harm's way. session of parliament was suspended. they were told to stay inside until being evacuated. the houses of parliament and big ben, very popular tourists sites in the u.k. tens of thousands of people go there every day. the area has been blocked off. tube stations in the area shut down. alex, this investigation remains underway at this hour. >> seems like there's a heavy police presence in place before the attack began. can you tell us about the security perimeter and what the police presence looks like as of right now?

>> really, throughout europe, as you can imagine, a heightened sense of security. the past few years of attacks have driven more police officers and security into the streets. certainly, in europe, of course here in the u.k. as well. thousands of police officers wherever you go inside the tubes, on the streets. you will see them. this area, in particular, the houses of parliament, especially around the houses of parliament, most police officers don't carry guns. that is not the case in the houses of parliament. that area, a focus for security primarily because of the politics that unfold inside but also because to have the draw for tourists. this is an area not only the houses of parliament and big ben, as we mentioned, but across the thames river is the london eye, the ferris wheel, an area traveled by tens of thousands of people every single day, the number one site, in fact, on instagram that people go to in the u.k. to upload photos. so security in this area has been very much a concern.

a concern now as the perimeter remains. the subways, we're told, have been stopped, for the most part to stop the flow of people coming to parliament so emergency vehicles can have an easier time getting in and out. i want to put it in perspective. i want to tell you how critical this area is. this attack was reported at 2:40 in the afternoon. it only took six minutes for ambulances to arrive at the scene. >> an attack in the heart of london that is being called a terrorist incident. jonathan vigliotti in london, thank you. we'll continue to follow this developing story. our coverage will continue throughout the day on this cbs station and on our 24-hour screaming network cbsn. scott pelley will have a complete wrap up tonight on the cbs news. this has been a thbz special report. i'm alex wagner, cbs news

"eyewitness news" will continue to follow the breaking news out of the london just you heard in the cbs news special report a police officer has been stabbed at parliament in london and parliament is now on lock down. officials say the suspected attacker has been shot by police now authorities investigating another incident at nearby west minster bridge. we'll continue to follow this breaking story throughout date and have the latest for you on "eyewitness news" and on cbsphilly.com. >> developing this noon deadly discovery in south jersey. two infants are found dead inside an apartment complex. authorities are investigating the nature of the deaths. good afternoon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get to that scene of the incident. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in lindenwold. cleve, good afternoon. what have you learned. >> reporter: just finish liin the 911 recording for the call here at the apartmentn lienwold. a woman reports that her two twin seven month olds were found

she found them unresponsive in their cribs purple. she was td recording to do cpr on the children unsuccessfully. and win aring that conversationu could hear that the police arrived. we're still learning mtailaboutd inside that apartment. >> my twins are purple. my kids are notisibly distraughe embracinembracing as left linde. camden county prosecutor' office says they're investigating the than one-year-old. they responded to a 911 call ar babies unresponsive. there's no indication yet who was responsible for >> i just remember when i first moved here they were really nice to me. >> ebony belmes the woman withd hair we saw leaving the aptm the infants mother. she says she watched the scene this morning with a horribl

>> she was screaming, like she was crying real put her in the back of a cop car i saw them bring out bags,ff. so it's horribler: camden county prosecutor' office notary loosing many details only confirminconfirming that a invg that call for the two children under one-year-old found unresponsive. no word yet if they as possiblee investigation. accidental death r early on in e investigation. we did see tken out of the apart earlier but again no confirmation from them exactly what they're looking at at this point we'll continue to have more details throughout date. >> live in lindenwold, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> horrible story. thank you cleve. we'll be following that. meanwhile in other news this and in philadelphia top prosecutor is scheduled to make his first court appearance today for had series of felony charges containing extensive federal

indictment made public yesterd yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at the federal court nouse center city where district attorney seth williams is set to appear this afternoon g afternoon, joe. >> reporter: jim, good afternoon. the calls for seth williams resignation are far reaching even the power brokers in his own party say he should step aside. in the meantime seth williams has two am date with a judge. >> at any moment district attorney seth williams will enter federal court federal magistrate will are a rain the chief officer. he's accused of bribery, extortion and wire and honest services fraud. his arraignment a brief court appearance where bail will be set is scheduled for 2:00 o'clock. alleging that he engaged in series of corrupt transactions in which he sought and accepted bribes in the form of money, ex expensive vacations, airline tickets, a jaguar xk8

convertible, expensive furniture and other things of value. >> reporter: felony charges stem from alleged criminal activity by williams. the offenses date back to 2012 when prosecutors say williams approached the first of two unidentified business associates. over the years the indictment claims williams solicited or was offered expensive trips to the caribbean, vacations plane tickets, cash, furniture and a luxury convertible. the fbi says in exchange williams offered official acti action. court documents show he work to reduce a jail sentence at the request of a business associate. it's also claimed williams attempted to relax a layer of security at philadelphia international airport. the top prosecutor is also accused of defrauding a nursing home agents say williams pocked social security and pension payments from a relative. that money was intended for the unidentified person's care at a nursing home. mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him.

and then he lied about it. >> reporter: now williams attorney tells our sister station kyw news radio that they will vehemently fight these charges. they deny the allegations. we have crews fanned out around federal court this will be our first attempt or chance to get a comment from seth williams in person. reporting live outside federal court, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you joe "eyewitness news" will be there this afternoon for the arraignment of seth williams. we'll have all the developments for you on "eyewitness news" starting at five com you can get the latest any time on cbs fill.com n other news this noon president trump is rallying support for the gop bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. house scheduled to vote on it tomorrow but there may not be enough support among republicans to get it passed. >> we have the latest from washington where the pressure is on. >> mr. mcgovern -- house rules committee met this morning ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote on the american health care act.

>> it dismantles the obama care taxes, eliminates the individual employer mandates and prohibits self insurers from denying coverage. >> reporter: latest count by cbs news shows 24 house republicans remain opposed to the bill. at a closed door meeting tuesday president trump told house republicans failure to pass the bill could cost them their jobs in the 2018 mid term elections. of the president single out north carolina republican mark meadows chairman of the tea party inspired house freedom caucus. >> the bill we're currently considering -- considering does not lower premiums for the vast majority of americans. >> reporter: mr. trump kept the pressure up wednesday tweeting, big day for health care, working hard. the president is holding another private meeting today to try to convince republican hold outs to change their minds. former vice-president joe biden joined democrats on the steps of the capitol to mark seven years since president obama signed the

affordable care act into law. >> eliminating the affordable care act means eliminating an awful lot of things that people badly need. >> if the republican bill does pass the house, it still faces uncertain future in the senate. cbs3 "eyewitness news". soda disappearing from city shelves. coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" -- >> we'll tell you about beverage companies plans to stop selling certain sizes of your favorite drink in our area. >> remembering a game show pioneer who had deep roots here in philadelphia. when we come back.

welcome back f your pepsi comes in 2-liter bottle you may want to start looking for that size outside of philadelphia. blaming the city's sacks on sweetened drinks the beverage giant will stop selling 2-liter bottles and 12 packs of pepsi, mountain dew, gatorade and lipton iced tea. mayor kenney' office says that the industry has been trending towards smaller sizes well before the tack passed. earlier this month you may recall pepsi blamed the tax for plan toss lay off workers at its distribution plants. busy part of center city will be shut down in just about an hour. walnut street broad and 17th streets will be blocked to traffic between 1:00 this afternoon and 8:00 tonight. tv showing taping at that location so you can expect traffic delays in that area as people try to get around the closures. >> speaking of tv we'll remembering one of the giants in the world of television game shows today. philly native and drexel

graduate chuck barris was the driving force behind the gong show when made him a star in the '70'sd the newlywed game, dating game and the sale of the century. he wrote the 60s hit song palisades park and best sellers like confessions of dangerous mind which was eventually made into a movie. barris recently joked that his tombstone would read "gonged at last" chuck barris was 87 years old. well, driving of driving into my way nightmare still ahead on "eyewitness news" -- >> see what can happen to semi trucks in a storm and how one driver was left helpless in it all. katie? rahel, loco ahead to the upcoming weekend. we got another swing on the thermometer. expecting very mild start to the weekend. 70 degrees on saturday. does not last long, however with cold front passage it's and more seasonal op sunday and also have some r

talk about scary situation. this played out highway in tennessee. it was all caught on camera. a tractor trailer was blown into a car during a severe storm as you can see the back of the truck slowly starts to crush the suv. nearby drivers were urging the driver of the suv to get out of the car. though through his passenger side. no word on the extent of the damage or if anyone was hurt. that doesn't get any easier to watch. >> yup. >> no kidding that's one of the more disturbing videos i've seen in while. you cannot do anything about that. those high profile vehicles don't do well,. >> even on a sunny day with no wind i stay away from trucks. >> scare way were the weather can do. over bridges want not. that wind can really have an

impact on you. the winds actually pretty harsh out this morning into the afternoon. i've seen gusts to 40 miles an hour. generally 35 miles an hour but we'll talk about that. we'll start things off by taking on a tour here though of some of our cameras. this is actually one of our newer camera shots outside we go here live look overlooking center city from center city at the central parkway library you see the building off in the distance. thirtieth street station is somewhere back there but it's a bright beautiful looking sunny day this particular camera is very well secured. so looks are incredibly deceiving. on camera like this. let's go next to one much our pocono cameras outside we go do blue mountain this begins to shake and rock and roll because the wind picking up here. i have seen a couple of skiers out here but the snow is starting to melt away a little bit here and also with the wind it's very harsh feeling outside. so i'm not shocked to not see that many people out here enjoying an afternoon. here another one looks like the camera actually is stuck right now but it was also rocking and

rolling because of the wind this is one of our less secure cameras. it tends to shake a lot but i actually like that gives i was sense of what the weather is really doing outside and it is quiet with more sun than anything but certainly chilly. march a whole as we've talked about especially last week has definitely been chilly. yesterday we gotten above average today. today even though we were actually in the upper 40s very early in the morning long before the sun came up today will end up being a below average day. we see the current temperatures you'll understand why. storm scan nice and quiet. we had a cold front passage that's where these clouds are coming from. but things have really cleared out nicely. the problem is, these are the wind gusts that you're currently facing when you walk out the door it is very blustery and with it coming out of the northwest and the fact that there's colder air funneling it does feel a heck of a will the colder than the term meter reads we take that exact set of observations and turn over to feels like values it feels more like it's basically at or below freezing from i-9 i-95 a and on north and west. mount pocono suffering more like one in terms of wind chill now.

not quite as harsh in south jersey or delaware but regardless it's still feels like the 30s and late in march, yeah, anything can happen certainly but it's cold. now looking forward you're all over the place here. we pull out of the this january chill by saturday it might as well be april. doesn't last long. cool front another one comes along to bring rain by sunday. guys? >> thank you katie. for three decades the bold and beautiful has been the most watched daily show in the world. seen in more than 100 countries. >> your message sounded important watch is it? >> yeah, it is important. >> everything all right? >> rick, nicole, everybody is already. where are they by the way? >> at the hospital. >> what? >> oh h, oh, that's great. >> that's great. >> can you believe it? >> we're going to be grandparents. >> yes, we are. >> now the show is celebrating its 30th anniversary i recently spoke with two of the shows stars john mc cook and catherine kelly lang about the special milestone and what's in store for fans this week.

>> congratulations to you both on this 30 years. who would have thought? >> thank you. >> who would have thought? we certainly didn't. we thought we'd get a few -- decade or so out of the it. we figure we'd get ten oh or 12 years and it's been 30. it's fantastic we get to celebrate with what's airing this week with all this stuff that we shot in sidney austral australia. it's beautiful. we get to shoot all over the world. but what's happening this week to celebrate 30 years is a couple of weddings down in australia and that's all on the air this week. it's really nice. >> yeah. we have some scenes where we're reminiscing and you'll see flash backs that go all the way wack to the very beginning of the shows. >> that's the key thing. you've been there since the very beginning. what has it been like for the two of you to go on this journey together and what do you even remember the first day of show. >> oh, yeah. we do. it's very exciting to walk on that set and to see these beautiful sets built and to see our characters immediately begin try to jump into these

characters. >> it is wildly popular around the world. i was in europe few months ago and i saw it on there. i was like wow look at this. i mean is it surprising this world recognition that you've gotten? >> it's amazing. it was surprising at first but each country kept signing on and on and on and just kept growing and growing. it was like the little engine that could. >> well you can catch the bold and beautiful today and every day at 1:30 right here on cbs3. good dogs like really really good dogs. >> the breed that america loves the most. we'll tell you coming up

recapping the breaking news out of the london. police officer stabbed at parliament in london and parliament is now on lock down. officials say the suspected attacker has been shot by police and now authorities are investigating another incident nearby west minster bridge. we'll continue to follow this breaking story and have the latest for you on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00 and of course on cbsphilly.com. well the results are in. america's most popular dog breed is... >> the labrador retriever. for the 26 straight year the beloved pup leads the american kennel's club ranging in close second was the german shepherd and the golden retriever came in third. we also do have to mention the rotweiler apparently growing in popularity coming in eighth and posting highest ranking in almost 20 years. >> hmm. >> very interesting that the rotweiler is getting more popular. >> dog eats a lost look at the size of him.

>> eats a lot and they can be a little scary. they're also gentle when they're taped right. >> yeah. >> speaking of gentle, the weather going to be gentle. >> depends on the day. >> yeah. as we look ahead here, it's definitely very chilly afterno afternoon. that's unfolding for our area. it's currently 40 degrees in philly not going to get warmer than that at this point folks it feels a will the colder whenever that wind blows pretty much persistent the rest of the day. tomorrow a little less harsh. still sunny friday watch for few showers with a warm front but a warm front so we do start nice warming trend in the weekend. >> looking forward it to thank you katie that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> heim rahel solomon for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always online cbsphilly.com. >> of course, the young and the restless is next. have a great day, everyone. ♪

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