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delaware county. good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. the swat team is surrounding a cbs3 store following a robbery, the gunman remains inside the store. chopper 3 over baltimore pike. also tonight, a brace en vandal caught on camera running on top of cars >> alexandria hoff is in fairmount where some are left with a big repair bill. alex? >> ukee, jessica, neighbors tell me it's entirely ununusual for car side mirror broken off but they did not see this coming, this is a shoe print on the top of several cars park on 900 block of bam bry street, a sure sign of something odd

>> i heard at the distinct sound of crunching metals. >> reporter: this resident asked not to be shown was woken up about 2:00 a.m. monday. >> my husband woke up and asked what was going on. i said i think it astounded like someone was jumping up and down on car. >> reporter: two males were running down the street as one more does so on the tops of parked cars. >> the insurance guy i spoke to was very surprised. >> reporter: this woman's car roof did talk beating. marked by several large dents. no other residents reported serious damage. as for the rooftop runner? police are hoping someone will recognize him. now, that surveillance footage picks up about halfway down the block. based off of some markings we saw, this person could have trampled about six more. reporting from the fairmount section, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." british police are focusing

on a terror network in connection with the deadly suicide bombing in manchester. photos first published in the "new york times" showed the bomber, salmon abedi friday night. they found blue material at the bombing scene. authorities conducted raised in the u.k. one man was arrested for carrying a suspicious package and a woman arrested to an apartment building, abedi's father and brother being held in libia, the other in a u.k. bar before humphries and her husband neil own springer's homemade ice cream in stone harbor. mrs. humphries was ejected from a car during a freak accident in the driveway of her daughter's home in wayne. mr. humphrey was seriously injured. the cause is still being investigated. two addiction counsellors in a halfway house in chester county died of opioid.

they were found in their rooms at the freedom ridge recovery lodge. they tested positive for heroin and fennal. they tried to revive one of the counselors but were successful. jury selection is complete in bill cosby's criminal assault trial. they've agreed on the jury as well as the alternates. the jury is comprised of seven men and five women, two african-americans are among the 12 on the jury. cosby goes to trial june 5th in montgomery county on charges he drugged and molested andrea constand in 2004. something is taking shape along the schuylkill river in philadelphia. drone watch 3 over the structure earlier but the question is, what is it? we now know crews started working on it the beginning of the week >> we sent greg argos to find out what this is and why it's here in philly. >> it really is a site to see on the banks of the schuylkill, a wooden and metal structure, 40 feet tall, yards from the

schuylkill river, actually a piece of artwork, but what it looks like is up for interpretation. along kelly drive, purged on the banks of the schuylkill river is something distracting joggers slowing bikers and causing many to pull out their cameras and ask, what do you think that is? >> i have no idea. >> it's actually a 40 foot public art sculpture newly installed just north of the girard avenue bridge and looks like -- beginning on who you ask >> a dog >> elephant, horse >> giraffe? >> definitely open to your imagination. >> reporter: caitlin is with the association for public art and said this is coming from new york, where it sat in madison square park surrounded by skyscrapers >> it's an interesting contrast where it was installed in new york along the river, in fairmount park >> question is why did philadelphia buy it

>> philadelphia didn't purchase it >> up for six months, only here until november >> the association for public art fund raised cash to dis assemble and the piece called the big bling to philly. installation began monday and already everybody is a critic. >> it's going to be the big bling. it needs more. >> the rings are throwing me off >> they blink do you like that name? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: the critics want to know what the artist designed it as. >> i am idea. >> here's the secret. the big bling is whatever you want it to be. >> i stopped to look at it so everyone else did too >> the big bling will be in philly through november. the association for public art plans to light it so it can be seen at night. there will also be an official public unveiling on thursday, june 8th at 4:30 in the afternoon, what do you guys think it looks like. >> i don't know but that's going to cause an accident. >> when it's lit up at night? >> it's really, i saw an

elephant. >> i sort of saw an elephant. >> i was thinking the trojan horse >> still let toes? . president trump is speaking highly about his visit with pope francis. president is in the middle of his first international trip in office. he introduced members of his family and cabinet to pope francis including daughter ivanka, son-in-law jared kushner and nash security advisor her mcmaster. afterwards. the president said he and the pope had a great 30 minutes private meeting >> he is something, really good, we had a fantastic meeting and we had a fantastic tour. it was really beautiful. i like italy very much. the prime minister. lyricing italy very much. it's an honor to be with the pope president trump gave the pontiff writings of dr. martin luther king junior as a gift. pope francis gave the president three books, one of which focused on environment. the first lady continues to grab headlines, she visited a

children's hospital in rome and greeted the young patients in italian, she made drawings and posed for a few selfies. it's a big move. the philadelphia police department want to relocate. the kenny administration announced a proposal to move the department from its current location at 7th and race they don't broad and callowhill. that's where "eyewitness news" david spunt is right now with more on this story tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee, good evening, the building is almost 100 years old in the 1920's, it served journalists. by 2020 it will serve the police department and several officers told me they can't wait to move in. >> decade some of the biggest stories in philadelphia came from inside this building. >> i love bringing back old buildings. >> reporter: city councilman alan dom and his colleagues will vote up or down on the proposal, dom is also a powerful developer who's personally worked on

projects this size. >> this will be a great anchors, near residential street, >> ridge ross announced the plan to move in the historic building, built in 1924, the old inquirer building was full of newspaper staff until early 2012. it's collected dust ever since. >> pretty much everybody over there at 8th and race is excited >> ross is talking about this building, better known as the roundhouse, falling apart literally. take a walk-ins and it's clear. it's ready for an update or demolition. they planned to move to 4601 market, officials held a big ground breaking and spent two years on the project. in the end they backed out arguing broad street is much larger. the target for the new headquarters, three years from now. spring, 2020. another chapter in the police department's long history. >> my experience in construction is that it's rarely done before.

so three years is probably pretty accurate. city officials say they plan to sell both the market street and race street locations, city council needs to make the final decision on this property behind me. reporting live, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." summer vacation seasons is right around the corner >> here's something to think about. how would you like to take a trip but not know where until the day you leave >> i think it's exciting to have this venture. i don't know what's going to happen. i don't know what i'm going to be doing. this woman got a big surprise and rahel solomon shows you how this new kind of travel works and how you can get a trip that fits your personality. >> james cordon is embarking on a new venture. the new show, late night host will soon be launching >> after a soggy month, here we go being surrounded by moisture, the potential for heavy rain and

strong thunderstorms for our thursday in your full eyewitness forecast coming up. how a ring made its way back to an owner after

. a playboy model has been sentenced for taking a picture and mocking that woman on social media. she planned to privately send the picture to a friend but accidently posted it on snapchat. the judge gave her the option of 45 days in jail or 30 days of graffiti removal. she chose community service. . james cordon is getting a new gig on snapchat. it's call james cordon's next james cordon and it will debut this fall on snapchat shows, it will feature cordon in a fictional reality competition show where he's trying to find a

young up and comer to be his successor. it added original tv like content last year, the shows are typically three five minutes long. a delaware county woman is reunited with a piece of jewelry she never thought she would see again. she removed her loose fitting cardinal o'hara class ring on the beach in giles. laid it on a town hall. of went for a swim and came back, it was gone. last week, she got word her lost ring was found. someone mailed it to cardinal o'hara. fortunately her name was engraved inside that class ring. >> parents bought this for me. back then, $50 for a ring was a lot of money. it's like 42 year, where was this ring? i wish i knew the story. i really do. i want the story. >> she also told us she wrote a thank you note to the return address the ring came from it's a lot of work to plan a vacation, some people joke they need vacation from vacation. >> how about let someone else do the planning.

the catch your destination is a surprise, "eyewitness news" ancora hell solomon found a woman willing to roll the dice on a weekend get away. >> reporter: we first meet alicia few years ago, teaching choir to at risk girls through sister city girl choir. >> we combine power of music with the power of girls connected ness. >> we decided to pay it back and violating alicia to take her mom on a trip with a twist. >> this a surprise travel agency. so we plan three-day weekend trips around the united states but your destination is a surprise until the dated you depart. >> more than a year, pack up and go shipped venturous travelers to surprise locations across america, they will book you a three-way get away starting at $400 per traveler, plane, train or a bus, 650 a person or go yourself, a fellow trip starts at $1,000. >> i think it's exciting to have

like this venture. >> all alicia had to do was fill out a quick form, when can you leave, what cities, and check out what you would like to do on vacation >> going to a theater cal or going to a museum or learning cultural >> pack up and go e-mails a weather forecast and packing tips >> comfortable walking shoes then with your final vacation spot >> an easy fun, stress-free vacation with the added element with respond in anity and excitement >> now we all will know. charleston south carolina and my mom said that would be my first choice she said. >> pack up and go has already booked a hotel, paid for an uber and scoped out sites and

restaurants they will go >> instead of like i'm going to on vacation, i have all this work to do. it's like i'm going to on a trip >> selfie stick in hand, she and her mom were off to an venture in historic charleston >> there were tons of options for food, lounging. it's acquaint little beach town to have so much history and the cobblestones streets make you feel like you're in a different place. >> it was the best trip. >> i just felt like i wasn't going to miss out on anything that i really needed to see. gave me a detailed list of all, the top attractions that matched my interest. i felt like i was able to get a really incredible experience and i didn't have to put in any of the work. i got to enjoy. we want it to be the easiest vacation you'll plan. >> would you do it again? >> absolutely. >> rahel solomon, cbs3

"eyewitness news" >> i want the go on a trip now. i'm packing my bag >> we saw that plane take off there at the end and that sunlight. can we get some of that >> can we take off into sunshine? we all would like that after this dreary week and month, four inches of rainfall in philadelphia, guess what? more is on the way. so get ready. but as we get a live look at center city, philadelphia, all is dry for the moment, clouds in place as they had been much of the date, couple of peaks of sunshine but that was about it. temperatures are cool. 60, winds out of the east around 12 miles per hour, a little bit of a breeze, we've had this easterly wind flow off the atlantic keeping temperatures down and keeping that moisture in place, and step outside, you can i feel the atmosphere is prime for rain that will be moving in. temperatures right now are mild spot is reading, 62. 54 in mount pocono. 61 in allentown. chilly temperatures along the coast, generally in the mid to

upper 50's because of that on shore flow. ocean temperature right now, 59 degrees. we do have the stronger easterly wind flow wind gusts upwards of 25 to 27 miles per hour in cape may and rehoboth beach. and because of that, persistent and kind of stronger on shore wind flow, coastal flood advisory in. be advised could see minor flooding, coastal flooding during this time frame. stormscan 3 showing us locked in with a cloud cover but creeping off to the south and west. here comes the leading edge of the swath of presumption, imbedded thunderstorms rolling their way up towards delaware, moving into southern and central delaware within the next hour, the rain is going to start falling, there's much more where that came from. kind of being encompassed or surrounded by moisture that's going to continue to barrel to the north and east, and give us a good soaking as we head throughout the overnight period, so tonight breezy, showers and imbedded thunderstorms, low temperature at 57. then tomorrow, more rain as we

head to the morning hours widespread rain will get a little bit of a break toward midday and scattered thunderstorms redeveloping into the afternoon, high temperature around average at 74. of course, the big point in the weather forecast it's going to be soggy over next 24 hour, future weather showing us widespread rain early tomorrow morning, this is your 6:00 commute. pockets of heavy rain fall, widespread in nature, 8:00 not much better, impose into midday, the rain tapering off and we'll see breaks of sunshine as we head into the afternoon hours. don't let your guard down if you do see the thunderstorm, they won't be at widespread but these could be much more potent than the morning hours, we could see a couple of stronger storms and isolated before this winds down as we head into early friday morning, keep an eye to the sky tomorrow, widespread morning heavy rain and some midday

clearing, late day thunderstorms redeveloped. few could be on the stronger side, areas of heavy rainfall one to possibly two inches of rain. through this 18 before we clear things out as we head into friday. a mix of sun and clouds, saturday looks beautiful. chance of storm on sunday, looks like the wettest day of the three-day weekend. not too bad watching out for a few afternoon pop-ups monday >> don next up >> it's the crying shame. see what happens to the phils in south philly. sports coming up next.

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comes another. it's 2-0, rockies, carlos gonzales, three-run shot. colorado scoring seven runs in the third off of jeremy hellickson and it was this kind of night the ballpark, babies crying, fanatic having a rough night. at crying shame. the phillies lose 7-2 >> the team was not playing well and something click and we started beating teams. last year, we had a good first part of the season then kind of scuffled at the end. sometimes one little thing clicks, and we get better. there's a lot of baseball left. i know we're better than this. >> all right on to the nfl. when carson made his debut. and wentz has brand new targets

day two of otas, they see alshon jefferies and tori smith. >> competition, everybody got to be able to play, we bring in two guys like that who have had production over a long period of time and also during the voluntary part of the off season, you're going to have everybody get pushed. you got a bunch of guys, this will make everybody. >> the date has been is he not john wanamaker award ceremony is on wednesday, september 6th. since 1961, the trophy has been present to the athlete, team or organization that has done the most reflect credit upon philly or the team they represent. this year's award? is going to dawn staley, she led south carolina to the first ever women's national championship.

this will be her third time winning the award, i'm m c of the event and cbs3 is a proud sponsor. >> thanks, don. special honor for a

new tonight, recognizing students and teachers for outstanding achievement in science, technology engineering and mathematics >> the awards were handed out at the cbs broadcast center, decided on by the philadelphia chapter of the pennsylvania society of professional engineers, the engineers club of philadelphia and the einstein healthcare network. first place honors in several categories went to lionville middle school, germ academy, hallahan high school and the masterman school.

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