ofe sixth street, but when they arrived they found a six year-old with a gunshot wound to his head, long with a 31 year-old woman with a gunshot wound to her arm. now we just spoke with a witness who tells me that around two there 30 he watched as a pickup truck, with several men inside, drove down the street, shooting, with bullet marks in other cars all along that street. he is unsure if the men were shooting out of both side but he says that he is sure that a seven year-old would not and could never have been the intended target. >> it just sounded like firecrackers but i turned around for a split second and then i saw the guy hit his hand out window with the gun, just shooting, and then heard shell casings hitting as they were being pulled away. >> reporter: he tells us this is not a section remotely used to this kind of violence. that woman was taken to st. francis and listed in stable condition. again last update we got is

that seven year-old boy is in critical condition, at this hour. for now reporting live from wilmington alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a new jersey transit bus driver is shot and killed in washington township gloucester county. it happened at new jersey transit garage on route 42 this afternoon. victim is 45 year-old ryan reynolds of sicklerville, police say shooter, 44 year-old, jackson of woodbury, took her own life in mantua township shortly after shooting reynolds. there is no word yet on a motive. "eyewitness news" continues to following a troubling story out of germantown. philadelphia police are investigating links between disturbing facebook video of the man being punched and last weeks vicious assault on a school administrator. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has been working on this story all day and she's live at north east detectives with more, alycia. >> reporter: detectives say they do believe there is a connection between the two incidents, both have happened

last week, both are very disturbing and both involved the same group of teens. people in germantown outraged after an incident on chelten avenue surfaces on facebook, it shows a group of teenage boys attacking a man who police say is mentally challenge. we have blurred his face but he seems to be smiling at the teens and never sees the attack coming. >> i have a child who has mental health health issues. for me as a mom it hits a little bit home because you wand fur people will treat my child like that too. >> that is just taking advantage. you know you got this person that cannot defend themselves, like it is a shame. >> reporter: authorities in philadelphia got wind of the video last night, today they have apprehended four of the individuals seen in the video punching the man in the face and laughing, even clapping at the whole ordeal. >> there is no rhyme or reason it appears one could think that it is for kicks, giggles, by sick minded individual, in this case juveniles.

>> reporter: aggravated assault simple assault and reckless endangerment charges are pend ago begins juveniles involved in the attack. and now authorities are connecting some teens in this video to another attach outside the school in germantown the last friday this cell phone footage shows principal at fitler academic plus school being attack with a brick. >> there are some individuals that are involved in this incident that are also involved in that instant tenth and we are looking at similarities from this incident, relating to the assault of the principal. >> reporter: so far police believe that at lee two of the teens are involved, in both attacks against all of them, and they have pending charge is a begins them including anyone else who believes is involved in these attacks. authorities are asking to us let youngsters know that the video we showed should not be viewed as entertainment but as enforcement example of what not to do reporting live from philadelphia, a leach a nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". after two days of deliberations a bucks county jury has quickly kaplan on all

counts in his child molestation trial. feasterville man was charged with sexually assaulting six sisters. kaplan argued family considered him married to the oldest girl and then he never abused the others. after today's versace deck the judge did not set a sentencing date. bill cosby finally comes face-to-face with andrea constand the woman at center of his sexual assault trial. our joe holden was in the montgomery county courtroom for all of the testimony and he joins us from the courthouse in norristown, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. things are winding down here, jury has been sent home for the day. in the meantime andrea constand is in the middle of the cross-examination and she will return in the morning. what is significant about today is that it is first time that these bomb shell claims have being aired out in a public court of law. bill cosby shook his head from side to side as former friend, woman he once mentored described step by step how comedian and anchor allegedly facilitated a sexual assault.

andrea constand was in suburban philadelphia for first time in recent memory. on the stand she recounts the 2004 night she said cosby offered her three pills, to help her relax. now under the influence of the unknown drug constand says that she had rubbery legs and distorted vision. cosby helped her to a couch in his home and she then blackout she testified she awoke to cosby molesting her. she could not say no telling the court she was frozen. she came forward to family and police. she said cosby eventually apologized to her on the phone other woman claiming to have been victimized by cosby are also in court. >> i am so relieved i'm not on this stand, you know, but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. we all know what he is. >> reporter: well, as for andrea conn stan right now, defense lawyers for cosby are trying to under mine her story saying that before she ever called police, she first called lawyers.

and bill cosby. more on this starting at 9:30 tomorrow morning, right now in norristown i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". joe, thank you. escaped bucks county prisoner is in police custody tonight. daniel selby junior was apprehended this afternoon in the area of keith valley and county line road in warrington seven schools in the central bucks school district were placed on lock down after sighting of selby earlier today. he escaped sunday night after being pick up in land down for failure to appear on a drug charge. one woman said she spotted selby in her driveway. >> i went out to see if he slashed my tires that is what concerned me and some woman drove down the street and said hey get in the house, the guy that escaped is in your area i said, okay, i ran in the house >> reporter: selby's father six five-year old daniel selby senior is facing charges for aiding in his son's escape. new jersey voters have less than two hours left to cast their ballots in the state primary election.

voters are decide throwing will replace governor chris christie when his term end next year. right now 11 candidates, six democrats, five republicans are running for his seat. other key race toes watch are mayoral races for sit of camden and atlantic city. polls close at 8:00 tonight. we will have primary results on "eyewitness news" and on line at cbs philly.com. well, big honor today for beloved philadelphia performers. still ahead tonight which legendary group is memorializ ed with its own historical marker. >> he is only 5-pound but already making a big impression at philadelphia zoo meet baby gorilla born just a few days ago, lauren. >> after a full day we have a chilly night ahead but temperatures will be soaring as we head in the upcoming weekend, we will expect highs in the 80's and 90's in your full forecast coming

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officer outside of helium comedy club has been lighting up social media. >> you are all pieces of bleep that is were society hates you >> comedian will, posted it on facebook captured woman verbal ly assaulting the officer and club managers. our greg argos is working on reaction from the woman and police. we will have the ongoing developments tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. five bucks county students are in the hospital tonight after they had difficulty breathing following their school swim class. officials say around 2:00 this afternoon a chemical reaction in the pennsbury high school pump room created a chemical cloud in the pool house. fire fighters were able to ventilate building and pool has been turned back over to the school, the condition of the students though is unknown right now. a boil water advisory affecting 35,000 trenton residents remains in effect. affected areas stem from the delaware river to prospect

street and bellevue avenue. other areas including pennington avenue to perry street and from south clinton avenue to liberty street and duck island. officials say that the test samples looked good but city has yet to lift the advicery. they expect to lift it sometime tonight. a boil water advisory also remains in place in abington after a water main break dumped thousands of gallons of water in to that neighborhood. the 16-inch pipe broke yesterday afternoon on edge hill road leaving 85 homes there without water. water was restored around 7:00 y residents should still boil their water until it is determined to be safe. landmarks stand in philadelphia as lasting tribute to the renowned gospel group dixie humming bird. african-american heritage historical marker was unveiled on the 2400 block of north college avenue, right in front of the home where the group often rehearsed. state and city officials wanted to commemorate the important legacy of this great singing group.

well, baby gorilla is new member of the philadelphia zoo family. >> seventeen year-old kera a western low land gorilla delivered a healthy 5-pound male friday and this birth is important to the future of gorillas because this species is considered, critically endangered. now that the gorilla's delivery was in the without some problems, after 24 hours of lane or, the team of doctors was forced to perform an emergency delivery. >> we pulled the group together quickly but under anesthesia and determined that the baby was very close to delivery and appeared to be in good shape. so we moved her up to our veterinary hospital and within a very short period of time were able to deliver a baby without having to go to the c-section. really exciting. >> the yet unnamed baby gorilla can be seen within the zoo's primate reserve. >> i love that shot. >> yes. >> he is just chillin. >> love that shot. >> my goodnessy feel like the weather, sometimes you just want to chill out. >> just want to lay down.

>> yes, one of those days, i will just lay down for a little bit. but as we head in the next couple of days, upcoming weekend you will be popping out of bed ready to take on the day. sunshine will break out, big time improvement but for right now it doesn't look that great back to bed. 63 degrees looking live at center city philadelphia cloud on the scene, dreary conditions, east wind, little breeze at 12 miles an hour, we will usual inner that cooler air in from off the atlantic so bringing in this moisture and bringing in this much cooler air and as we get a live look right new looking more like fall pleasant valley broad head villain poconos, low cloud, and breaks in the cloud deck but generally dreary conditions. temperatures struggling. 58 degrees withe northeasterly wind. temperatures chilly in the poconos, 52 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-nine in trenton. fifty-eight in atlantic city. seventy-one in lancaster. we have a northwesterly wind there. elsewhere we have east wind in

control pulling in cooler air off the atlantic. we have temperatures a typical for june and overnight tonight it is feeling chilly dropping down to 43 in the poconos. forty's in the lehigh valley. fifty-one in reading. fifty-one in millville. we will bottom out at 54 in center city. tonight chance of the hit or miss thunder shower over next couple hours, mostly cloudy throughout the overnight period and for our wednesday, cloud to start and some late day thunderstorms breaking out possibility of the brief passing shower and high temperatures struggling only 66 degrees. storm scan three showing us we are dealing with rainfall activity. we have a ban of showers moving through south jersey that is breaking apart but seeing more action far north and west right now across berks county, lehigh county as well as starting to see this rain dipping in and around reading especially off to the south. downpour ongoing right now. putting down quite a bit of rainfall looking toward flying hills and back up in to reading as we head up in carbon, monroe, dealing with

jim thorpe we are ceiling a downpour overhead. two day rainfall total has been impressive. over a inch and a half in millville. mount pocono close to an inch an a half. quakertown, allentown both over an inch of rainfall. we are ready for a break. looking at future weather over next several hours, passing shower a rumble of thunder north and west of i-95, these taper off throughout the overnight period and we will start off with cloudy conditions tomorrow morning, and we will start to see, some breaks in the cloud deck as we head in the afternoon, and more so as we head in the early evening hours, maybe passing shower, but then check this out as we head toward sunset time that cloud deck eroding all together revealing clear skies conditions and then tomorrow, dealing with high temperatures struggling only topping off in the middle 60's. we should be at 80 degrees as far as averages are concerned and we will get there and then well surpassed that in the upcoming weekend, big reaching into the jet stream will happen quickly and boost our temperatures up, check this out for upcoming weekend sunshine stray thunderstorm in

the afternoon on saturday. up to 84 degrees. we are at 88 by sunday, 66 tomorrow and then 88 by sunday and talking about some sizzling temperatures, as we head into monday and tuesday, climbing up in the 90's. that is a nice, semi stretch that i for one am looking forward to. >> yes. >> agreed. >> thanks, lauren. south jersey man who once served as counselor to doctor martin luther king, junior was honored today at his high school alma matter. >> as our cherri gregg tells us the palmyra school district is hoping to inspire future civil rights legend. >> it has been zero seven years since doctor clarence jones stepped into palmyra high school. while the trapping have changed a bit, the love, remains the same. >> the group empowered me with the sense of confidence, and thirst for knowledge. >> reporter: educated first at catholic boarding school jones

was palmyra valedictorian in 1949, son of the domestic workers he graduated from columbia and boss university law school and his experience with racism inspired his work in civil rights, leading him to doctor martin luther king junior. >> i met him when i was 29, and he was 31. >> reporter: jones became king 's lawyer, advisor and speech writer inspiring parts of his 1963 i have a dream speech. >> the reality toys day, to cash a check that has just been return marked in sufficient fund. >> i have a dream that one day >> it was his speech. >> i was honored he would incorporate the text. >> reporter: jones later broke color barriers on wall street, became a scholar and author of the behind the dream, a legacy palmyra high school teaches and will now honor by remaining its library and creating clarence jones institute for social justice to inspire the future. you gave some advice to the

young people, what is it? >> don't let any third party define who you are. you define who you are. >> reporter: at 86 years young he is still defined by the love, instilled here n palmyra , cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful. >> historic. >> yes, love it. don's up next with sports. >> busy day so far in sports a lot going on. eagles have alshon, torey and jordan but they have reportedly eyes for one more wide receiver, find out who, next. ill informed, or on point mike schmidt's comments about odubel herrera up next in

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making round. >> this is a store if you are mike schmidt you wish it did not happeny understand. >> but it did. new we have to talk bit. open mouth insert cleats former philly mike schmidt is making news today. so far editor at sports illustrated called his thoughts casually racist, while other national baseball writers are hammering the hall of fame eras well. story involved phillies outfielder odubel herrera. schmidt was on wip this morning. he said odubel isn't type of player you build around. okay, fair enough if you want to talk about his talent but schmidt says venezuela native isn't a corner stone player or worthy because he speaks spanish. >> my honest answer to that would be no, because of a couple of things. first of all, there is a lanning wang barrier and because of that, i don't think he can be a guy that would sort of sit in a circle, with, you know, four or five

american players and talk about the game or try to learn about the game or discuss inner workings of the game. >> okay. i guess mike schmidt hasn't heard of albert pujols, and et cetera, schmidt called owe deb toll apologize. phillies visit atlanta tonight highlights at 11:00. adam thefter is reporting that the bird have shown interest in jeremy maclin, former eagle cut by kansas city to save money and speaking of cash, bird don't have much to spend. stay tuned. stanley cup final in nashville last night charles barkley, crashing a press conference, held by wayne gretzky and paul coffey. >> wait, what is your favorite black athlete of all time. >> grant fehr

>> he wasn't on that team. >> nice to see you. >> biggest hockey fan in north america, right here. >> literally but i'll going on a diet soon. >> that is my man charles. >> that is g. >> now charles, that is terrible, terrible, charles, got to do better. >> i am going to tell him, that is good. >> my man chuck. >> charles is charles. "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> scott pelley joins us with a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica great to be with you in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight, opioid epidemic grows four are dead and more than a dozen hospitalized after a mysterious street drawing peers in georgia. plus bill cosby's accuser takes the stand. at 76 she's defying odd and rowing her way to victory.

her story just ahead on the "cbs evening news". but first get herring groove on one of the capa great teacher, but if you want to see talented dancers stay with us. >> the cast of the motown, teaches philadelphia students to move after the break.

our alex scott tell-a-thon is happening thursday. we are raising money for cancer research, treatment and outreach for families, and we hope you will be joining us, it is all day thursday, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and motown the musical is entertaining crowd right here in philadelphia. >> the cast is giving back to the community. >> ♪ >> mow towns ron harold son visited capa, today, and he taught students a few moves as they danced to motown classics , all part of the show , you know, i was there cheering them on. after warming up inside they took the dancing outside, what a view there at capa nicely done, everyone had a fantastic show. bite the way you can catch motown the musical through june 11th at the kimmel center that is a lot of fun. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", scott pelley reports

from new york, we will see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a record jump in overdose deaths. >> reporter: have you encountered the same person twice? >> oh, yeah. this drug works so well, that sometimes they'll go to the hospital, be released, and come back out and do the same thing. >> welcome back. on session? >> reporter: how would you describe the president's level of confidence in the attorney general? >> pelley: bill cosby's accuser takes the stand. and have a look at the spirit of 76. what's the secret to living stronger? >> there is no senior citizen discounts on an effort. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.