palsy mocked and then attacked in chester county. >> tonight that suspect is behind bars, as police and residents alike sound off about the assault. hello i'm ukee washington. i'm he jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in west chester with more on this, joe. >> good evening. this unprovoked attack unfolded at 2:30 in the morning on may tenth in the parking lot behind me here, police are not identifying the victim, out of, concern for his safety. veteran police officers and detectives say even for them, video was hard to watch. unprovoked punch on a disabled man. >> the defendant just turned, sucker punches him right across the face. >> victim with cerebral palsy walk in the west chester 7-eleven night of may tenth. there on your screen is barry baker, baker, a 29 year-old man, mocks and ridicules that victim. >> the defendant starts to make fun of the victim about how he walks and how he moves and then when victim comes back out the defendant does it

again. >> reporter: baker does his routine imitating victim at least three times before throwing that sucker punch. police say now stunned victim got in his car and called police. >> victim showed a lot of dignity, i cannot say same thing for the defendant here. >> it is sad. >> reporter: we played video for people as you might expect they were disturbed watching bake's allegedly mock the victim. but when the punch was thrown. >> then hits him. >> my goodness. >> reporter: baker surrendered on monday and charged with assault. people believe there should be serious consequences. >> he definitely should do jail time. he clearly deserves jail time. >> reporter: baker has a extensive criminal history according to chester county court record they show he has been in jail before on guilty plea toss theft, forgery, and d.a. tom hogan says a strong message must be sent. >> it is just shock nothing to day's world you would have somebody attacking you, simply because you suffer from

cerebral palsy. >> reporter: we have sent messages and left, messages for barry baker at a number listed for his business, but those messages have not yet been returned. he has a day before a judge, late, later this movement reporting live from west chester, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. jury selection is underway in pittsburgh in the criminal sexual assault trial of comedian bill cosby. this is video of cosby arriving today at courthouse in pittsburgh. jurors will be sequestered nearly 300 miles from home, once the trial gets underway in montgomery county. former temple university employee andrea constand is accusing cosby of sexual assault in 2004. choose hog sits on the jury is no easy task especially in a big high profile trial like cosby's. >> jury consultants say right pick can make a difference between guilt or innocence. our david spunt talked to one man in philadelphia made a career out of picking juries. >> reporter: he has, old days of picking jury, crossing your

fingers and hoping for the best that does not work. there is high tech stuff going on here tonight. tonight i spoke to a man who is behind the scenes but agreed to snow in the spotlight to tell us what about he does. he ace i jury whisperer. he handled multi million-dollar high profile cases. >> we will ask you a few questions and then explain to you you why are here. >> reporter: inside this center city office a focus group is underway. members of the group are pre pretend to be potential jurors in a high profile case. at front of the roomies the jury whisperer, mark. >> i don't mind the term. you know, it is a compliment ary term. >> reporter: he rubs mag in a legal services and he has offices across the country. his goal, learn as much as possible about a jury, months, before court is in session. >> long before you hit the courtroom is where you really win your case. >> reporter: he gave his focus group a series of questions and they answer with these portable hand held control ertz. he tracks in real time, to see

how jurors would react to say a juicy piece of evidence or outburst by a witness on the stand. in the hit cbs show bull, a team analyzes a jury with similar high tech equipment. >> there are concepts that are the same like mirror jury and mctrials. >> reporter: is there a science, and he and his team, have it down pat. they travel across the country , to interview potential jurors from all walks of life. >> it is an advantage. it is a tactical strategic advantage to have a jury consultant and for other side not to know whether they have retained a jury consultant or not. >> reporter: he says it pays off for his clients, and like any job the key to success is one word: preparation. >> if you had are showing up, there in court and you are just hey, we're just going to wing, it doesn't necessarily always work. >> reporter: he said he would be shocked if cosby's team did not use some sort of jury analysis months ago, what does this jury whisperer think of the bill cosby jury selection?

what he says might surprise you, ukee and jessica i will be back at 11:00 with what he has to say about the cosby case. he says it is unique out of all of the cases we have seen. >> thanks, david. the philadelphia police and fire departments are investigating a suspicious fire we first told but last night, it happened early sunday morning at a home in north philadelphia. the body of a pregnant woman was found inside, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live outside central detectives tracking these latest developments, alycia? >> reporter: well, jessica, just a few minutes ago investigators here at central detectives sent this investigation over to homicide detectives. officially ruling this death of the pregnant woman suspicious after already ruling the fire yesterday, suspicious. a pregnant woman's death in this north philadelphia neighborhood is hitting some hard. >> i'm shocked, like that is just awful. >> reporter: this woman lives on west susquehanna avenue a cross the street from the home on fire yesterday morning. she is still struggling to process after the fire was put

out, authorities found the body of a 35 year-old woman here, who was five months pregnant. >> i have spoken to her, quite often. she seemed like a nice lady. she was very polite, all the of the time we have spoken, we always chat. >> reporter: fire marshall was trying to determine the cause of the fire that happened here while police investigate whether the woman was already dead before the fire started. the cloud of suspicion here coming after investigators say that the fire itself, seemed suspicious. >> somebody killed her because i thought that was really nice people i spoke to them all the time. >> reporter: and, while investigators say death of the pregnant woman is now suspicious her body found after the fire it is important to note that officials cannot call this a homicide quite yet because the cause of death for that pregnant woman is still a mystery to them and the medical examiner. reporting live from philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. delaware state police are investigating after an

off-duty trooper fatally shot her boyfriend during a domestic dispute this happened around is 11:00 inside a home on the 3200 block of champion drive-in pike creek. investigators say when office 's arrived they found a female trooper severely beaten they also found her boyfriend four three-year old maurice eiffel with a gunshot to the torso. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the trooper's name has not been released only that she's a eight year veteran and a autopsy is scheduled. frightening ordeal after some people got stuck in the elevator for hours at the tropicana casino in atlantic city. american a dozen people were trapped early sunday morning when elevator was stuck between the sixth and seventh floors. the elevator was in is what called a blind shaft that means it doesn't stop on every floor. atlantic city fire fighters had to pull each person out one by one to safety using a hardness and rope. >> the elevator, was overcrowded, there was 14 people in there next opening wasn't until the 15th floor,

so when we began extrication operations it took a considerable amount of time to get each occupant out. >> all 14 were carried about 100 feet to safety with each trip, taking about 15 minutes. a soggy start to the workweek but it is drying out around the region. meteorologist lauren casey in the weather center tracking yet another round of rain. >> lauren. >> absolutely, yes. >> today a soggy start to the workweek particularly for south jersey, and along the coast where we had one, two or 3 inches on have rainfall just throughout the day-to-day. you can see that reflect in the doppler estimates. lehigh veil, poconos barely dry today. we have a secondary chance of showers as we head in the afternoon tomorrow and we will talk more about who has the best chance to see more rainfall tomorrow, and then another widespread, soggy day, i will let you know when to expect out big old umbrella once again in your full forecast coming up in just a few. still to come on "eyewitness news" paramedics

praised partners honored for their teamwork, tough cases they responded to and the award that their actions earned them. plus establishing their roots in the community, see where these south jersey students were working on their green thumbs and the way it will transform their neighborhood. rockies have one of the best record in the national league, the phillies have one of the worst. but the fightins are saying about this slumping ways, later in sports.

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more than 30 percent in the first three months of this year. the chairman of the casino control commission says that the ac casino industry is healthy again, after a string of five casino shut downs in 2014. borgata hat highest operating profit at 61.4 million-dollar. philadelphia emergency responders were honored as paramedics of the year for their teamwork and heroic efforts. >> fire service paramedic charles moore and fire service emt natasha gone sol else are partners at medic 25 in strawberry mansion. they received honor for extraordinary services that included two difficult resuscitations, and delivery of a baby. lieutenant albert sirtano nominated them. >> i nominated fire service paramedic moore and emt gonzales, because it is of the extraordinary things they do every night, and every day. >> partners sometimes facing karaoke, get through, some of the their fifths can be very

tough while others are reward ing. >> they do that very well as well. that is great. camden charter school received a generous donation to help address hunger in their community. >> justin udo from our sister station kyw news radio shows you how the students are making a difference. >> reporter: students at leap academy university charter school in camden are getting out of the classroom and in the dirt as they getty hand on lesson in gardening. something that is first for many of the students, involved >> this is a totally unique experience, and i have never had this opportunity to even, touch a plant, any plant i have interacted with were from a supermarket. it is amaze to go see process of growing them. >> we're growing lettuce, seed , turnups, we're growing corn, we will start growing water melons and pumpkins. >> reporter: state farm youth advisory board made $50,000 donation to strengthen roots and grow large inner an effort to transform camden from the food desert to a food forest. >> we wanted to help students, learn but also have that, to

impact those, nutritional food >> reporter: this program is doing more than just teaching kid how to garden, it is teaching them how to beautify and give back to the community >> grant what we are doing right now, food at this end of cooper street but goal was to have it spread throughout cooper street. anyone walking down the street if they are hungry and they want something healthy they can pick it off vine. >> reporter: much of the produce students are growing will head to the cathedral kitchen an emergency food provider. >> we are just making the community better. >> hope, that we can feed community in the future. it is a nation. i never thought would i help community in such a way. >> really good experience and it is just helping out, and, the fact that i know that i'm doing something good for my community. >> reporter: many students involved in the program say that they have never thought giving a little bit of their time would have such a big impact on their neighborhood, justin udo for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> teach the children well. >> getting their hand dirty let them lead the way. all right.

>> um-hmm. >> that rain's coming down, young lady. >> it did. >> yes, it was was relentless. south jersey and shore pick up two, 3 inches have rainfall through the day-to-day g news faucet has turn off in many areas giving us a drying out period as we head into our monday evening. it is still looking pretty dreary as we look live at center city philadelphia low cloud hanging around, fog, areas of drizzle, 65 is our current temperature. temperature because of the cloud cover and easterly wind flow at times keeping temperatures cool but dew points they are elevated in the 60's. we have that muggy factor. temperatures, cooler then average all across the area right now. sixty-four in ac. we are at 63 in trenton. fifty's in the poconos. storm scan three is showing us trend of the entire day to day , cloudy conditions, and rain for most of news and around i-95, points south and east, but it has moved off shore, residual showers along the jersey coastline. we are seeing light rain exiting the delaware beaches right now, light rain coming

down rehoboth beach down into ocean view, and we do have another area of low pressure off to the south and west. one is leaving and one on the way in. in association with this shower activity in and around the south east. our best chance of wet weather activity redeveloping for tomorrow, will again, be on the coastline and south jersey a soak tore day, millville picking up close to 3 inches of rainfall. dover, delaware picking up close to 2 inches. daily rainfall record in ac with close to 2 inches. mount laurel at mom's house .6 of an inch. in philadelphia half inch of rainfall. fairly healthy amount there as well. we will head in the evening, i think we can leave umbrella behind but leave that slick's long. we will have highs of drizzle, foggy conditions, cloud hanging around but temperatures will stay very stable as we head throughout the evening hours. generally in the middle 60's, so we will be on the mild side of average but again, with the dreary conditions and muggy factor it will feel quite damp visibility showing us reduce add cross many reporting sites across the coast and

visibility down to a mile and a half in ac, 4 miles in wildwood, down to a mile visibility in mount pocono. as i mentioned dew points they tell us about this sticky factor where they are in the 60's. you step outside and feel that , gross, mugginess and that is a trend right now that steam factor even though temperatures are fairly mild we have a lot of moisture at the surface that will start to wayne nor the day tomorrow and we will start to feel slightly more comfortable especially during the afternoon but overnight tonight cloudy, muggy, fog, drizzle, back to 60 degrees. for the day tomorrow temperatures jump up in the 70 's, a few degrees below average, mostly cloud which a chance of some scattered showers redeveloping as we head into the afternoon hours, and mainly along i-95 but best chance will be along the immediate coastline. it is hand telling low differently as we approach tomorrow. it is more aggressive model bringing us rainfall, well further west then other models but give you a projection best chance of rain ace long the jersey coast, once again, delaware beaches but we could see showers redevelop in

center city philadelphia new jersey suburbs. but again off to the west of the city, looking to stay mainly dry tomorrow, so down the shore, plan for rain once again and temperatures colder then average. 66 degrees in the poconos. not todd about a partly sun which a high of 68. we will see improvement heading in to west across the area. seventy-five with a mix of sun and cloud. but then back to, wet weather again as we head into thursday , round of showers and thunderstorms, looking likely before we dry things out for friday and saturday, and then all important memorial day weekend looks like we have some 80's. >> all right. >> yes. >> come on now. >> thanks, don's up next with sports. >> guys, series a mismatch on paper with the third war record in baseball the phillies choose to keep the process. doug pederson is eyeing up quarterback competition hear from the eagles head coach in sports

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i saw don's next story and only thing that stuck out to me was crab fries. >> she's cheating. >> i said, yes. >> we all got hungry. >> yes. >> i love those things. >> yes. >> here we go, maybe the smell of crab fries will help, maybe sight of fans wearing red, at this point, phillies will take a spark where ever they can get it. tonight, they host colorado rockies and open up a seven game home stand here in south philadelphia. now overall, phillies have who 17 out of 21 games. they have who seven straight series, for the first time since 2006. but, it is a long season. and, they are choose to go stay upbeat. >> one pitch there, one swing there we could have a lot more , wins in the column, but we are where we are. it is important to learn from these things and get through these sort of stretches because you learn a lot from them. >> the key for us is to stay positive, work on fundamentals

and worry about fundamentals and if we hit, we will pitch. if we pitch, we will fish well f we do that we will win. >> crab fries. >> would you judge a movie after watching opening credits eagles otas start tomorrow. get ready to hear snap judgments from people like us in the media about the owe even if, defense and random players in between. doug pederson talked about the level of quarterback play in the east. every time has a franchise guy which should make the competition fierce. >> apparently now you have kind of the young, young quarterbacks coming in. you know, in washington with curt cousins, relatively young quarterback and with dallas, and with dak, we have got carson and giants still have a great quarterback in eli manning, and really just a division that i think all four teams have the guys that they want and that is something we can build your teams around. >> it does sound like he is talking in the walkie-talkie.

is this 2017. >> first time in nba history two teams with 60 plus wins hook up in the conference finals. too bad it may end in a sweep. warriors looked to bounce spurs tonight in san antonio, golden state undefeated in the post season. a bird eye view in cincinnati. >> yes. >> yeah. >> that is a bird. >> chillin the in the cincinnati red broadcast booth , trying to get access. >> yes, is that bread. >> yes, got to feed him. >> yes. >> he is hungry. >> cincinnati by the way with three run rally in the inning, but they lose to the rockies. >> it is a large bird. >> speaking of hungry, when are you leaving to get some crab fry, when are you leaving to get chicky and pete's. >> you know what. >> can we have those delivered , is that lazy. >> bring them back. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead now, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica great to be with you in philadelphia here's the "cbs evening news", while in israel president

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