taken in custody, office's rested suspects in connection with the violent brawl on the septa subway train. officer say that they are still looking for one more person, good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in center city with more on the arrests, anita. >> reporter: nicole and jessica after police chief says immediately after office 's arrived at ben franklin high school to serve those arrest warrants, they pulled a fire alarm as an loose and now 10 teenage boys are in custody facing felony charges after a violent subway brawl, last week. ten teenage boys are now in custody in connection to this violent subway brawl at race/ vine septa station around 3:45 on the afternoon of the march 16th. cell phone video shows a group of teens brutally attacking another group, punching and stumping on the victim's head. >> they are being attacked like on buses, and fighting,

and i mean i don't want to say it is silly but it happened here a lot. >> reporter: on thursday, police served seven warrants at ben franklin high school one at franklin learning center, one in north philadelphia and last in an unknown location. officers are waiting for an arrest warrant for 18 year-old ben franklin student, the only one who would be charged as an adult. >> school dismissal time has become a period for youth violence. we have kid causing pain and fear among other kid. >> reporter: as a result of the recent youth violence at septa stations transit officers will be assigned to ride every subway train at school dismissal time. septa plans to roll roll out a text line to allow the public to quickly notify police of incidents like these. >> this isn't a septa problem but this is a philadelphia problem with our youth. >> it starts with the the parents and family and people would take more care of their

kid and how they raise them things would be better. >> reporter: now all 10 teens in custody face aggravated assault and robbery charges after allegedly taking the victim's phones, and ipad. live from center city anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". six teenage girls are facing charges in connection with the violent assault at a septa station last night. chopper three was over the scene at 4600 market street, police say that group assaulted a 16 year-old girl and tried to set her hair on fire. the victim was taken to children's hospital where she was treated and released a second victim was assaulted but not injured. police in israel are trial to determine the motive of the teenager arrested in connection with the worldwide threats against jewish community centers. authorities say that the 19 year-old suspect hold dual israeli american citizenship. he was arrested in israel after an under cover investigation involving the fbi. authorities say that he used advanced camouflage

technologies to cover his track. well to day we have learned that work to repair vandalized headstones at mount carmel jewish cemetery in the northeast will begin on tuesday. the jewish federation of the greater philadelphia has raised more than $220,000 to support the repair costs. cemetery was vandalized last month, officials say that the repair work will take two weeks. new developments tonight in the london terror attack. police say a fourth victim a seven five-year old man has now died. american kirk cochran ace monk three other victims killed yesterday. family of the utah man say he and his wife who survived were in london celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. the teacher from spain and a british police officer were also killed. police fatally shot the attack er khalid masood, britain's foreign minister called the deadly rampage a cowardly act. >> delays tide of hate rushing around the world but we together, globally can turn

that tide and it need to be done not just on the battle field but of course in the hearts, mind of those who are ascribing to these ideas. >> reporter: police raided several locationness and around london overnight, eight people were arrested on suspicion of preparing ter wrist in the connection with the attack. intended robbery of the star bucks in center city is under investigation. nan this video tried to rob the 12th and market street location, march 2nd. an employee told police that the mandy mappedded money with you when she backed away from the register he ran away empty hand i had. if you recognize that man police would like to hear from you. authorities made an arrest in the animal cruelty case involving a dog found in a trash bag, michael long has been arrested on multiple animal cruelty charges in connection to the dog named cranberry, cranberry was found in a trash bag at fail's wissohickon valley park november 23rd. long is an 11 year veteran of the philadelphia police department, he has been

suspended with intent to dismiss. in the meantime cranberry has made a full recovery. house republicans vote to replace the affordable care act is postponed until tomorrow. president trump is working to persuade conservative of the house freedom caulk to us vote for that bill and house speaker paul ryan is trying to keep moderate republicans from jumping ship. democrats say they are not voting for the bill because congressional budget offices mates 24 million americans will lose coverage, under that plan. >> local health care providers and medical students, voiced their opposition to the health care reform plan in center city to day. some wore white lab coats and scrubs during rally outside pennsylvania senator pat toomey's office. they demanded congress put patients before politics. be sure to tune into "cbs evening news" with scott pelley for more on the g.o.p. health care bill debate, that is tonight at 6:30 right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness

news". city officials say philadelphia's new tax on sugary drinks is performing well. figures released by department of revenue show the tax brought in 6.4 million-dollar in february. the city projected would it generate 6.3 million for the month. mayor kenney once again defended the tax. >> in the end, soda co should understand in a generation we will have children who are educated, edge ployed, tax paying consumers who will be their best customers. >> the one and a half cents per ounce tax on sweetened and diet beverages fund prek and community schools. it will also help to pay to renovate recreation centers, libraries and parks. when you think of nasa's technology you probably think of advanced computers, which guide rockets or robots which you can collect space material but you may not think about weaving. >> as another greg argos explains in this weeks einstein science center report one pennsylvania company is taking old technology and

helping nasa enter into the few tour. >> i like to welcome everybody here. >> reporter: less than 50 miles from philadelphia to the small factory in bally, pennsylvania which could one day help people travel some 140 million miles from earth. >> the end vision is to get humans to mars. >> reporter: rosarios of glue fill the ribbon factory. developed more than a century ago. >> they come from 1910, 12. >> reporter: company makes everything from parachute cord to ribbons which honor our military. >> even the star that are in the medal of honor. >> reporter: now they are working with nasa retro fitting these looms. >> we build special parts for them. >> reporter: creating a light weight wait extremely durable and heat resistant fabric designed to line and protect spacecraft that material took

more than a year to develop and known as heat shield for extreme entry environment for heat technology. >> it is very hot so we have what we call foam protection materials that protect the structure of the spacecraft. >> reporter: one hundred layers of woven carpet and this one day will allow astronauts to travel to mars. the factory has been here since 1923, and president says that his work force is unlike any other in the country. >> everybody here has been trained, in house, you don't have schools that teach you how to thread a machine like this. >> reporter: in house training , and keystone state manufacturing, allowing those on the final frontier to to have safe travels in dangerous environments. >> they stepped up to every challenge that we have thrown at them and come up with really incredible innovative solutions. >> reporter: in bally, pennsylvania, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> wow, really interesting. banking on the demand for drones, when we come back tonight the new jersey facility that will soon be offering a program to teach people, the right way, to fly drones. it turns out a diet of too many vegetables could put people at risk health reporter stephanie stahl shows you rare conditions some vegetarian can face and how to avoid it, kate temperatures are finally on the rise but we will trade the warm up for some cloud cover, getting rid of the sunshine as this warm front starts to lift through, we are tracking showers tomorrow, more as we head into next week but i'll tell you which day is the best to get outside. been abundance of talent didn't win 80's world series, dallas green did. larry bowa pays tribute to the former phillies manager with the comment you have to hear, that is later in sports.

a drone training program, will set up shop at the millville airport. >> see delaware river bay authority has authorized lease for office space at the airport with a company called pentagon performance, that office space is next to a

hanger facility that could leased separately for flight training purposes. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, eating too much of a good thing, can cause a rare condition. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the mineral in food/water that when you consume too much can make you miserable. >> vegetarian diets are more popular then ever and doctors say they can be very healthy if people are careful to get right nutrients including enough protein but too many of the wrong kind of veggies can cause and overload of the mineral copper. >> it is often not good. >> reporter: condition is called copper toxicity. >> if you have six cups of coffee you are jittery that is the feeling. >> reporter: internist, shown here, says patient was copper toxicity have a variety of vague symptoms. >> people come in with non- specific symptoms. they will feel moody, have a bit of a depression, difficulty falling asleep. >> reporter: certain food like shellfish, leafy, cashews and chick peas are naturally high

in copper. >> if somebody is consuming access they can be at risk. >> reporter: environmental exposure to things like cooper in water pipes. >> we always recommend have your water tested. >> reporter: plumbers say ph in your water is not within a safe range it will start to deteriorate lining of the copper pipes, and while you might not be able to taste copper in your water there are other telltale signs that it is there. >> blue or green stains on the tub. >> reporter: water filters can remove it from water and balanced diet is other way to avoid cooper toxicity. >> doctors say prolong use of estrogen can cause increased level of copper in the body and is there some evidence that excessive copper can lead to alzheimer's disease and other forms of the dimension a i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, group of delaware county students put their science and technology skills to the test and they came out, on top in the innovative learning app challenge. >> "eyewitness news" at north lee mid school in aston where

a team of sixth through eighth graders were recognized as best in state winners. >> students created a mobile app that helps users learn how to grow a thriving gander. verizon presented it with a $5,000 check and gave each team member a new tablet. >> i love that. >> wonderful. meteorologist kate bilo is joining us now, and you have a bright spot for people who want a little spring in their lives. >> yes, yes. it may only be one day but we have got one day where you can get outside. sunday, monday, tuesday, temperatures are slightly above average which is not something we felt much of this month but we have got that but we have a few chances for rain i think saturday is your best bet to get outside, take kid out for a bike ride, long walk , just enjoy spring-like weather that will be your day to do it. but first we have a warm front lifting through tomorrow that could bring threat for ice across the area far to the north and west. here's is what going on right now beautiful evening in philadelphia, it has been a cold day but been a stunner of

the day. always easier to get moving when sun streaming through your windows what a great day until you step outside and realize still cold, still need coat, can't getaway without it but by week end you may get out saturday in short sleeves. storm scan three does show the next system heading our way, warm front draped across the midwest producing showers for minneapolis right down into northern georgia thinks lift ing through tomorrow, notice not a lot of moisture with this and it will not produce much for us either, some spots could pick up a stray shower, possibly light freezing rain in the poconos and that will be jebly late morning or early afternoon so between 10 and one, but should not impact morning or afternoon commute. temperatures right now on the cold side, 45 degrees here in philadelphia, 43 in trenton. forty-three millville. in the mid 50's this time of the year f this were mid to late january we would be talking about what a beautiful day it is, but for march it is sunny but cold. you can see that is the trend for month of march, we got or

updated stats in the calendar, high of 45. that is a full 10 degrees below average. another day in the blue but we are going to start to rebound as we end toward the end of the month and may end up average for month of march, depending how warm we get next week. lets talk about that warm front, clear, overnight, 8:00 a.m. morning commute looks fine. there may be sunshine for first part of the morning commute from the city on south but here comes that warm front starts to lift on through, at 11:00 a.m. we will see wintry mix in the southern poconos. that is only spot because it is coming through mid to late morning it will warm up quickly and should above freeze buying that time around the city but still sub freezing in the poconos. light freezing rain, most of the showers miss southern part of the area could be a stray one around noon in the city and then that lifts out and we will see a few breaks in the afternoon and then temperatures start to head upward. saturday that front will be lurking to the north, very warm day but more cloud then sunshine. couple showers heading north of the poconos but most of us

will see sun and temperatures headed for the 70's but with that light freezing rain tomorrow we have a winter weather advisory carbon and monroe counties from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. heading in to next week that stalled front will stick around, sunday, monday, tuesday we are trending more cloudy, showers around each day possibly a thunderstorm on monday, doesn't look like a total wash out not talking heavy flooding rain any of these days but scattered showers sunday, monday, tuesday, at lee temperatures will be above average so it is a little bit of the trade off here. fifty-four tomorrow with the midday shower and then sun returning. saturday generally dry further south more sun you'll see heading on the to the poconos pick up a shower. sunday times of light rain, monday, showers, tuesday, showers, could be a sprinkle wednesday so it is typical march pattern for end of the month but we are not talking about anymore days in the 40's or nights in the 20's. >> we will take that. >> thanks kate. don's up next with sports. >> we have action on the ice tonight flyers have plenty of

reasons to play hard, playoffs are on the line in more ways than one we will explain in sports coming up

don bell joins us now. flyers not really part of the conversation at the moment at this point in the season. >> no, no. >> not really flourishing these days. >> very well played. delicately said. sweet smell of the playoffs are in the air but that has nothing to do with the flyers. they are in minnesota tonight where the wild can clinch a fifth straight trip to the post season, with a win. orange and black, must be a little jealous, jelly belly as they say. eight points out of the final wild card spot with 10 games left. oh, by the way they have won two on the of last six road games. pennsylvania class a championship game in hershey, girard college, day juan copeland on the drive with two of his game high 16 points for

girard college but kennedy catholic coming back, austin 16 points, nine board, six assists leading the way, girard college, coming up short, in the championship game, losing it, 73-56. on to baseball former phillies manager dallas green, died yesterday at the age of 82. we think of him almost exclusively as a phillies guy but today chicago tribune says , no one transformed the cubs, in the 1980's like dallas. love for green obviously far and wide. the phillies and twins in spring training baseball today a moment of silence for green while his jersey hung in the dug out. he led fightins to their first , world series championship in 1980 and they could not have done it without him. >> we could have had 10 all stars, nine all-star and cy young award winner out there, we would not have won if dallas green wasn't the manager. he made him evaluate ourselves , look in the mirrors

fist favorite line was anybody can win division titles trying win the whole thing. he confronted us. he will told us. you think you are better then you are. you haven't done anything. >> got best out of them. to the game odubel herrera back from the world baseball classic, his swing is looking, pretty, pretty, pretty good. the bat flip looking better as well, two run shot, the phillies only runs of the game spring training, means the fanatic gets to practice the hot dog launching right there. >> yes. >> he will go pro camera looking back launching hot dog it looks like he is in mid season form. >> how does the bun stay attached. >> it is like wrapped in tin foil. >> it is wrapped up that is good work. >> you know what opening day is in 11 days. home opener a week after. that we should go down there. >> are you listening, everybody. >> get a hot dog for yourself. >> fanatic.

>> yes. >> thanks, don. >> when we come back he is an eagle but today was all about the dogs. >> how bird quarterback carson wentz was praising his pets on national puppy day up

is what oldies new again, vittoria woodill grabs a bite or two or three, because we know tori of a century's old county fair favorite that has a twist for today's modern taste budd. batter up, for corn dogs and funnel cake ate fox and son's fancy corn dogs, tonight after march madness. both of those things, sound amazing. >> yes. >> all right. people across the nation are celebrating their favorite pet by celebrating national puppy in a philadelphia eagles quarterback carson wentz is celebrating too. >> he tweeted i want to thank gunner, kennel on national puppy day for helping me keep my pups safe, comfortable during our adventures. he included a photo of his dogs, henley and jersey. >> cute. >> they are cute. >> very cute. >> thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 eye writ west news returns at 10 on wpsg the cw fill and we will be back here on cbs-3 after march madness. >> up next tonight "cbs evening news", tonight no vote on the health care bill, scott pelley will have more, from new york.

see you after the game. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the health care bill in critical condition. >> we are not there at this particular point. >> pelley: republicans are forced to put off the vote in a setback for the president. also tonight, terror in london. an american is among the dead. a surprising arrest in threats against jewish community centers. growing despair and shorter lives among middle-aged white men. >> everyone makes promises that they don't keep. >> pelley: and the story of a real-life superhero. he can climb the highest mountain, tow the the heaviest car. nothing can tire him out. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.