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a community comes together for an 88-year-old veteran. the victim of a brazen robbery united's latest move. what the airline is giving to every passenger on board the flight that captured the world's attention. parents on edge searching for answers nearly a week after a young girl was kidnapped and sexual assaulted. the suspect remains on the loose. police met with concern neighbors sharing with them information to protect their families. good evening, i'm ukee washington, i'm nicole brewer, jessica is on assignment. more on where the disturbing case stands. >> reporter: we can tell you new castle county police are working around the clock trying to solve this case, tonightly meeting was about keeping the public informed as to where they are and keeping their own kids safe. >> it broke my hard. i have a four-year-old. who's now five, i have the 2-year-old >> for lonny tab, nothing is more important than her

children's safety. which is why she's attending the meeting. addressing the sexual assault of a four-year-old girl in new castle delaware >> i've been having more conversations about stranger danger and about different thing that people who are not good strangers what they might attempt to do or say >> new castle county hosted this meeting at john dickinson high school hoping to promote stranger danger tips for kids and safety among the community >> whatever it takes we're going to solve this case. >> reporter: thursday at 7:00 p.m., a suspect kidnapped a four-year-old girl outside of her home playing with friends. ed after that nearly two hour as witnessed spotted the child. police led an all-out manhunt to find the abductor >> the police have been amazing, they're doing everything they can. unfortunately, there's a lot of sick people out there today.

somehow we have to stop this. >> this incident putting forth the best effort. >> reporter: community members are filled with questions about how to keep their kids safe and how to find man who shattered the safety of an entire community. >> it's very emotional for me. hits home. you know, when your daughter is afraid to walk her dog. >> reporter: well, police are still right now dealing with a very vague description of the suspect just described as a white male driving a dark-colored sedan with tinted windows. meantime they do tell us it is promising to see that their 911 call center has been flooded with calls with very vigilant neighbors and community members reporting suspicious activity. new castle police police department, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. jury selection begin next week in the trial of a camden

county father accused of killing his own son. dj creato said nothing, accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan and dumping the boy's body in the wooded area of cooper river park in 2015. today, prosecutors argued for jurors to be able to travel to the exact spot where brendan's body was found. >> it's not anything other than the location and a path of this travel to get down there. it's a pivot told issue >> i don't think it's particularly informative to the jury, however, if that's what the prosecution want to do, they're entitled to put on their case >> the judge ruled the jury can travel to the site. this mother pleaded guilty to the beating death of her 33-year-old son, scott mcmillon viciously tortured for self weeks before he died. jillian tate's plea deal

prevents her from getting the death penalty. prosecutors say they will pursue against the boyfriend gary three felton the third. ancestry blows the cover of a lansdale man authorities say was using a stolen identity. this is the suspect. john vincent authorities say he escaped from a halfway house in text, went to a graveyard and stole the identity of a baby buried there. nathan laskowski. in 1996. he lived with that identity 21 years until december when when the aunt logged on to ancestry.com >> our son's birth certificate, death certificate came up, which she fully expected. after that, a marriage license came up. and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw

purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she faces a five-year mandatory sentence under the law. president trump is flipping on a campaign promise. admit the commander in chief through his support behind nate. both leaders agreed the members oh of the military alliance will increase to defend terrorism. >> secretary general and i had a productive discussion about what more nato can do in the fight against terrorism. i complained about that a long time ago and they made a change. and now they do fight terrorism. i said it was obsolete.

it's no longer obsolete. >> only five of the 28 nato countries meet the 2% defense spending threshold. meantime secretary of state. rex tillerson met with russia president vladimir putin today in moscow. he will held a news conference with the foreign minister after the talks. meeting focused on tensions over the chemical attack in syria. the u.s. is pressuring putin to help out bashar al assad from power. the russians still dispute whether the syrian government is responsible for the chemical attack. >> we discussed our view that russia is their closest ally in the conflict. perhaps has the best means of helping assad recognize this reality. >> tillman said the current state of u.s. russia relations is at a low point of the leaders agreed to improve communication. white house press shawn spicer is apologizing again, he

compared it the chemical weapons to hitler's actions >> that obviously was not my intention and to know when you screw up, that you possibly offended a lot of people. i just, you know, and so i would ask obviously for folks forgiveness to understand. i should not have tried to make a comparison. >> spicer made his apology and president trump not commented. united airlines is making changes after video of a passenger being dragged off the plane went viral, a lawyer for dr. david dao indicated he might sue. it will no longer ask police to remove passengers. it also will contemplate customers who were on the louisville bound flight. two officers involved in the incident have been placed on leave. new tonight, the show of support for the victim of a home invasion in bustleton as police

have two people in custody and they're searching for a third. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at northeast detectives. >> reporter: that's a woman who the victim said he knew and who had run earned for him in the past. if he was feeling alone in this scary situation, he might not be anymore. they came one by within answering last minute warrior watch call to action in support of an 88-year-old korean war veteran. >> as a vet myself, any time i hear a vet in trouble, i'm there trying to help. >> we got with your? back at home >> that veteran's name is pete la buda. a knock and a woman's familiar voice led him to open the door to his home in the 9600 block of chapel cross street when police say two men moved past the woman and forced labuda into his home at gunpoint where he was tied up

and robbed of items including his deceased wife's wedding ring, 10s of thousands of dollars and his '85 cadillac. the car was tracked to the 3200 block of emerald street where two men were taking into custody. >> there's a message here, don't mess with vets >> don't mess with vets. exactly. >> that brings us back to the warrior watch riderers, by the dozens joined on a ride to labuda's home. 16 hours after thieves came knocki knocking, la buda, stood stunned but smiling as neighbors were brought to tears. a gesture to make sure that a fellow veteran's terrible day didn't have a terrible end. >> escaped the situation with just a few scratches. it's unclear police have been able to recover any of that jewelry or the cash that was stolen from him. northeast detectives, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news."

as we continue tonight, the couple of ways you can tie your shoe >> scientists say we're doing it all wrong. straight ahead at 11:00 why researchers say our laces keep coming undone and what we can do to stop it from happening. a fearless girl staring down a charging bull, a new battle brewing. what the crater wants the statue of the little girl removed >> we turned out sunny today after a cloudy start to the day and more sun on the way with high pressure overhead but a big holiday weekend on the way and a big warmup as well. i'll tell when you we head back to the 80 mark coming up. it looks like a food truck but the students aren't going there for a bite. it's for their phone, how a recent graduate came up with this very clever business idea.

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cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewer and don bel

bell. holiday is mourning the death of actor and stands-up comedian charlie murphy, the older brother of eddie murphy but a comic in his own right he died in new york after a battles with leukemia. he was best known on shapell, show. he was also credited as a writer. he was 57. we learned today that the mother of david letterman passed away. dorothy became an unlikely celebrity when she began appearing on her son's cbs late night show. her most popular contribution was her coverage of three different olympic games. dorothy was 95. the crater of wall street famous charging bull sculpture said the fearless girl statue violates his rights. the artist said the new statute changes his bull into something negative. his lawyers say fearless girl

exploits the bull. the statue of the girl with her hand on her hips was us placed on the island march 7th. the resting place of one of the philadelphia's most iconic figures is getting repair, christ church burial ground as crews work to repair a crack in the grave of ben franklin. more than $80,000 poured in. most notable the from the eagles, university of pennsylvania and rocker jon bon jovi. the work is expected to be finished by the end of the month. the philadelphia parking authority's parking ap named meter up is no more. the ap was phased out at midnight. those two depend on it will have to use the kiosk. meter up was administered by a company called pango which the ppa said is having financial trouble. parking authority is working to find another ap provider hopefully by the summer. a new food truck set up shop on the campus of temple university. but a quick bite is not what's

on the menu but gig bites are. repair you, a mobile phone repair cart is coming to the rescue of temple students and staff on the corner of 13th and norris. when the worse happens to your phone, they it on the spot. jesse founded it out his dorm room >> students don't have money and need phones fixed immediately. we keep the overhead low with the food cart paying monthly rent every month. we can offer affordable prices to students. >> jesse hopes to take it from campus to campus. how about that? something we learn as young children, how to tie our shoes. >> but turns out we're tying them all wrong. really? >> now there's scientific evidence to prove it. walking, running or playing, your first step is lacing. >> put the string up then you put them like an x, you got the classic bunny right over left.

>> loop right there there >> going to like tie them up >> most of us master it by age six or so we thought. now a new study suggests we're doing it wrong. in a series of experiments. bunny ears technique resulted in catastrophic not failure >> how do you feel about that >> kind of shocked >> researchers blame impact loading as well as the effects of the swinging laces. >> ok. >> that's a lot to take in. >> what does any of that many >> basically the impact of our shoes loosens the knot while the leg swinging motion leads to it slipping out. how can we avoid, i think we should ask nasa to do research and tell us the best way >> according to the study a square knot left lace over the right and the right loop over the left is your best bet >> i like that better >> this is news you can use.

>> yes. >> i love it. great. >> here's another tip. this comes from jean, a wellness guide. they teach customers the runner knot the he'll or the lace lock you use the extra holes at the top of your sneaker and apparently it impose the fit prevents blisters and a simple technique. you can find it on our website cbsphilly.com >> something on facebook of a kid doing that where you stick it on the holes on the top. >> and then crisscross >> like a double knot? it's easy to do >> they did not look into that. . >> which i think was a big mistake. >> they did not. i like that. you got anything for that >> planter fascitis? >> is that a personal problem? >> never mind. >> i'm going to do the weather >> moving on: >> tell me more. >> break out the flip-flops in

the next few days, especial for easter sunday if you have easter plans we're talk temperatures headed back to 80. the warmest easter we've had in quite some time. let's take a look what's happening. parkway central library camera things are quiet and it is mild and comfortable. although with clear skies, temperatures are dropping quickly and we will end up in the 40's in most spots, by early tomorrow morning. here's a live look at stormscan 3, which is showing a bank of clouds that came through earlier. that's moving off the coast. we had a couple of spotty showers here and there mainly north and west of the city this afternoon but the front moved out and now we got quiet conditions across the region. here's 11:00 a.m. from the leadership academy, gray, gloomy, not that pretty out there this morning, quickly this afternoon, clouds moved away, blue sky returned, and ended up to be a beautiful afternoon and evening across the area. temperatures right now still well above average at 68 degrees

in philadelphia. notice temps are dropping in some typical colder spots, millville one of those, 50 right now. it's 58 in wilmington, 58 in allentown and 47 in mount pocono. temps will be dropping. you don't need a heavy coat. what to expect, temperatures still above average. not quite as high as today. we hit 77 today's high. almost 15 degrees above normal. 92 was the record for today's date set back in 1977. next two days for rest of the work week will be more seasonal. talking highs in the 60. closer to average, lots of sunshine both tomorrow and friday. nights will be chilly. drop down at the 40's. looking at dry conditions not seeing much in the way of any wet weather. high pressure moves out as we head to the weekend. and as we head to the holiday. here's what we're looking at. this system will be moving

through the great lakes and you can see this warm front draped across pennsylvania saturday. couple showers possibly saturday evening or night as the warm front moves in. then the storm is off to the north and we're in that wedge, it's called the warm sector of the storm with a southwest wind sunday warm day. then a subsequent cold front passage sunday could touch off a shower does look like most of the shower chances upcoming weekend will be generally in the evening or at night. and most of the daylight hours will be dry, head i do not saturday, i want to show you this front creeping in from the west. here's 5:00 dry overhead. could be a shower after the sun goes down saturday night. overnight mainly clear, cooler, 47. tomorrow the beautiful april day 68 with sunshine and we keep it seasonal. 60's through saturday. chance for shower saturday night. 80 for easter. just a beautiful warm day outside for those easter egg hunts and the sunrise services not going to be that cold.

looks like showers will move out by then as well. pretty nice holiday weekend >> thank you, indicate. >> hey, lesley >> the phillies tried to avoid it. and for the final time the sixers suit up. we'll tell you how a loss could

sixers playing the final game against the knicks in madison square garden, with a loose the sixers would have the fourth worst record in the league, which would actually help the draft odds. there was a big game for sixers, justin anderson came over on the noel trade. he had 26 points, second quarter. splitter. showing a little range for the sixers. he will tie up the game at 43

and the sixers led by three at the half. then in the fourth quarter, sixers still holding on a to a mall lead. holmes had 15 points but the sixers will lose, 114-113. we have sad news in the world of football former eagles general manager tom modrackk passed away. he spent many years in the nfl as a scout and different capacity with the steelers. he was 74. temple university announced the death of former headcoach wayne harden, the winningest coach in history. he led the team to win in the garden state bowl in 1979. the program's first bowl victory. he was 91. the mets in phillies finishing up their series at citizens bank park tonight. the phillies trying to shake off giving up seven homeowners to the mets.

who doesn't love the fantastic. he obliges and having fun at the same time >> third inning, phillies down 1-0. the ball flying out of citizens bank park, to the sixth, down 5-0, bases loaded for maikel franco and he clears the bases. grand slam for franco, the pulls the phils within a run unfortunately that is as close as they will get, lose it 5-4, get swept by the mets >> you kind of wonder, they aren't really hitting that welcoming in, but seemed to like this place. somehow, we got a scratch out a win here. it would have been nice to put an end to it today with a nice come back come from behind win. >> and when you do win it all, you get a ring. the philadelphia soul celebrating the championship way meet the team event. not only did you get to meet this year's squad. players from the 2016 team received that championship ring.

the souls start defending their title this saturday night. >> yes. >> beautiful. thanks, lesley

great news tonight on the campus of west chester university. ♪ very flies, the west chester university symphony orchestra held an outdoor concert on the university tonight. also taking part were special guests student musicians from downingtown east henderson, and any of von high school, they played selections from films star wars pirates of the car beeian. >> big important weekend. easter holiday. mainly dry saturday. weak fronts crossing the area could touch off late saturday possibly a stray thunderstorm easter sunday in the afternoon, looks like we'll see sunshine

both days and temperatures on the warmup. we

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