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he admitted to killing why did you do it. anything to say, are you sorry >> i'm sorry. >> that was 6:00 o'clock murder confession from does mow dinardo a key development in the murder mystery, in bucks county. this confession coming as dinardo walked from a courtroom in doyletown. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we will get to "eyewitness

news" reporter david spunt whose voice you heard in that video he has breaking developments from doyletown, david. >> jessica and ukee, not even 15 minutes after district attorney matt weintraub says there would be big updates later tonight we ran into cosmo dinardo's attorney paul lange about 15 minutes after that we ran into cosmo dinardo being transferred. he admitted to killing all four missing men. he told authorities where bodies were as well. take a listen to this exchange as he got in the sheriff's vehicle. you admitted to killing four people. what do you have to say to these families, anything to say, are you sorry. >> i'm sorry. >> why did you do it. >> mr. dinardo this evening confessed, to the district attorney. >> he confessed to his participation or commission, in the murders, of, the four young men. in exchange for that confession mr. dinardo was promised by the district

attorney that he will spare his life by not invoking the death penalty. >> no death penalty, no trial, for cosmo dinardo in this case this has been such a painful case for people in bucks county, really around nation to watch this unfold, over the last few days, but as we just heard here behind me this this building, cosmo dinardo told detectives he killed those four missing men. he hid their bodies. he told the authorities where those bodies were he gave them a full confession on camera and then spoke again to our camera where he did the same thing waiting to hear from district attorney matt weintraub later this evening to tell us more about this case, but big news coming upright now in doyletown across from the county courthouse. reporting live from doyletown bucks county, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >> investigators continue to dig in the bucks county farm where they found body of one missing man and other humane

remains. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us from the crime scene with that part of the coverage, anita. >> reporter: investigators found those remains buried american 12 feet underground. tonight we are learning more of those two young men from their family and friend and amid these heart breaking developments these family, friend, loved won say they are trying to remain strong. >> i mean, only reason i'm in the crying right now, it is because if i cry, don't cry for me. >> reporter: daniel says for past several months he work with 19 year-old dean finocchiaro whose body was found overnight buried on the solebury farm. friend have been collecting messages on construction paper and say they plan to give them to his family. >> crazy thing, man, i cannot even believe it. i mean last week we were working together now he is gone. >> reporter: investigators have been searching for 19 year-old jimi patrick, 21 year-old tom meo and mark sturgis all missing since last

week. bucks county district attorney malt you weintraub says investigators have yet to identify other human remain found in the same graves. >> they are down 12-foot deep in the hole that is getting by the minute. >> reporter: he plans to honor his friend by staying positive i will miss him. i feel bad. i just want to be strong for him. he was a strong kid, you know. we're hearing more about jimi patrick. his grandparents wanted to us necessity he was a stand out athlete and honor student who just completed his freshman year at loyala university in maryland. that is latest, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> investigators continue to work to recover evidence at that scene. our alexandria hoff spoke to a forensic experts to find out more about how investigators analyze that had type of evidence, alex. and bucks count district

attorney, said they will bring these four homes to their families one way home or the another. even with the confession, it does not take away from the delicate, nature of this investigation and element of these crews, in solebury. investigators pushed back, as 12 and a half feet mark where remains were found and announced last night. investigators continue to work on the dinardo family property and the grave, found here. new we did speak with fbi special agent jj claybeener led investigators to the area wouldn't have been troubled by the deaths of that hole and due to the need to preserve details of this case, much of this digging by investigators is being done by hand. no some cases, physically, shifting soil as we have seen here on the site but he add if 20 year-old cosmo dinardo did dig this grave all by himself it could not have been by hand

>> someone hoist dig ago this hole was digging with heavy equipment. he didn't in the span of time thate collapsed here he didn't dig that hole by hand not up here not in that kind of soil. >> you have to remember that dinardo's family does own a construction and concrete company, so question would be if he did have access to heavy machinery could he have used it without anyone knowing. clayber mentioned there is a possibility that a hole could have already been there on that property, perhaps, in anticipation of something else in the pennsylvania or something just forgotten about so of course, these are all details that we do hope will come out as part of this confession, and as i mentioned before, the work is not done for these investigators here in solebury township. reporting live i'mal sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stepmother of the one of the missing men mark sturgis took to social media thanking friend, family for their support. roseann potash said this was a

act of pure evil, all we can do is continue to pray, and hope that these boys are found , she went on to write, hopefully the system will not fail and we can get justice for our boys and their families. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as this case continues to unfold as if there are any new developments we will have them for you here on tv and also at cbs philly .com. now our other top story a dual threat tonight weather-wise, tornado warning just expired in much of the region, and meteorologist lauren casey joins us now from the weather center with a look at temperatures and radar and what is going on, lauren. >> it hads been a very active last few hours, severe thunderstorm watch does remain for large portion of the delaware valley until 9:00 o'clock tonight you can see areas in yellow under that watch that does include center city philadelphia, we have seen quite a bit of severe weather north of center city philadelphia, and we have two severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for potential of 60 miles an hour wind this severe thunderstorm warning in

effect for portions of central , bucks, montgomery county until 6:30, it includes lower providence, norristown, upper dublin and warminster that cell moving east/northe at 30 miles an hour, heaviest of rainfall torrential in rain nature, frequent overhead lightening just exiting lansdale over prospectville area, warrington you will see that intensity of rainfall pick up in the next minor two. that cell is moving its way off to thee so eventually northampton, wait for that cell to move in head up for you and ocean county under a severe thunderstorm warning with that kind of cluster of strong to severe weather moving through potential for 60 miles an hour wind, and quarter sized hail in ocean county. as we head in the next couple of hours and first parts of tonight, we will see these scattered strong to potentially severe storms they will be wrappedly developing and rapidly strengthening because our atmosphere is so unstable, damaging wind threats and as we have already seen we have had an isolated tornado threat and that will

persist for for the next several hours up until about sunset that severe thunderstorm watch remains until 9:00 o'clock tonight. we will talk about this storm threat, another storm threat for tomorrow, and when this extreme heat will bray break coming up in your full forecast in just a few. >> lauren, thanks very much. search is an for suspect who used a torch in his attempt to break in the gas station, this was all caught on camera on the 10,000 block of bustleton avenue in somerton. he tried pry opened front door with the crowbar and when that failed, he covered his face, and then fired up the torch. the burglary attempt failed and ran from the scene but anyone with any information is asked to call the police. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 continues after a short break. we will be right

a major development in the case of four missing men in bucks county. a lawyer for cosmo dinardo says the 20 year-old has confessed to their killing. in exchange, the district attorney will not seek the death penalty. investigators recovered body of one of the missing men last

night and other human remains. those remains have yet to be publicly identified. we will continue to follow all of the developments, in this case, and bring them on television and on line at cbs philly.com. hundreds of the contractors who worked for american airlines are picket to go day at philadelphia international airport. >> attendance and baggage handlers who work for prime flight and prospect are striking over what they say is the refusal by their employers to recognize, newly formed labor unions. employees voted to form unions this past spring but co will not negotiate a contract. finding hope in philadelphia, that is what a family from the uk says happened, for them, their little boy is getting treated at shriner's hospital. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more with the grateful family. >> wait until you meet them kind of treatment that patients get at shriner's hospital isn't available in the uk, now as this family gets ready to head home this weekend, they will be taking with them, a little birth, whose life has been turned

around. >> two and a half year-old em son grant is going all over lobby at shriner's hospital, his angelic face filled with excitement and joy. >> just been unbelievable. it is like a light switch has been switched. >> reporter: em or's parents brought him to shriners's desperate at home, assists on his spine has caused debilitating problems. >> we came to shriner's for lots of reasons main thing was hepp. >> reporter: part of the rehabilitation is in specialized equipment that allows patients to be upright, walking with support, technology, that is not available in the uk. >> it is quite limited and equipment that they used, and it is very limited as well. >> reporter: once family learned of the innovations here shriner's agreed to treat emerson for free as part of what they do our main focus has been getting him up and walking and taking steps. >> reporter: doctor bethenny lipkus says em sorries getting

variety of physical therapy that he didn't get in the uk. >> this is first opportunity he has had to do, upright mobility, participate in body weight support in general. so the goal of that toys facilitate walking by putting lower extremities through a pattern and hope to reignite nervous system. >> it is absolutely amazing. >> reporter: feeling right at home with the lolly-pop during therapy after three weeks at shriners emerson and his parents are ready for family and appreciation. >> we have been embraced by the citizens of philadelphia which is just wonderful. >> he is precious. now family has been staying at ronald mcdonald house while in philadelphia where they say they have also been, very embraced. they are planning to come back here to philadelphia in a couple of months for more therapy, at shriner's and their travel expenses have been paid for by go fund me donations but how about that a

cheeky chap again he was precious. >> great to hear. >> thanks, stephanie. lauren casey joins us again. you have been spot on with the severe weather coverage, nice job. >> appreciate that. >> what is latest now. >> things are quiet, at the moment but we still need to be on guard over next several hours especially if that severe thunderstorm watch remains for majority of the delaware valley until 9:00 a forboding looking sky as we look live at center city philadelphia sunshine fade ago way, cloud rolling in, 89 degrees, it feels like 95, it feels so awful, we have all of this heat, all of this humidity westerly wind at 10 miles an hour and you can see big difference where we see rain coming through and where we have not 73 in allentown. zero seven in mount pocono. still up at 91 in wilmington. eighty-eight in millville. ninety-two in atlantic city. feels like temperatures in the triple digits feeling like 105 in dover, and that is in part because of these numbers, dew

points tell us how humid it feels when you step outside. in the mid to upper 70's, it is ridiculously humid, florida type, south florida type humidity when you step outside because we are dealing with the extreme temperatures and the extreme humidity we still do have excessive heat warning in effect for philadelphia, surrounding suburbs and then for remainder of the area heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. this evening. as we head in the next several hours we will continue with strong thunderstorms potentially severe and overnight tonight lingering showers still quite steamy only falling back to 75 degrees. no relief from the humidity tomorrow, some relief from the heat and 85 degrees. we will see downpours, thunderstorms particularly during evening hours and again those could be on the stronger side but we are dealing with severe weather, severe thunderstorm watch in the yellow shade aired use until 9:00 this evening and we have seen convection or thunderstorm activity over last several hours. just a trend, kind of line of

storms getting in the line, organizes, itself but slowly shifting off to the south and so i think we will see that threat push its way south bun as we head in the next several hours but right now still do have severe thunderstorm warning for parts of the montgomery county and bucks county, until 6:30 for 60-mile an hour wind, heaviest of rain over warminster and warrington nearly continuing lightening and for for rainfall as that cell moves offe at 30 miles an hour. severe thunderstorm warning for ocean county, that is until 6:45. you can see just how quickly these cells and then violater are forming. this is a two hour loop nothing in cape may county northern cape may county and then that cell flaring up and rapidly strengthening as well. so slowly moving off to the east. that is threat over next several hours heavy downpours potential for strong gusty wind, highlight evening threat , low hail threat, low tornado threat but does not mean that the threat does not exist. we have seen a couple tornado

warnings. future weather will show us in the next several hours that line of thunderstorms moving to the south. we could see this pushing in south jersey shore and delaware for second half of the evening and quite iting down overnight tonight. severe weather threat in a slight risk for tomorrow as well. we need to be on guard once again. spotty morning showers and then afternoon and evening thunderstorm warning storm arms, skat toward widespread strong to severe weather once again late day tomorrow before we quiet things down and clear things out just in time for upcoming weekend, high temperature in the upper 80's, lower hugh mid and a lot of sunshine but man, been a tough go and we will have another tough go again tomorrow afternoon and evening, thanks, mother nature. >> we're ready for it. >> thanks, lauren don's up next with sports. >> phillies could be in the running for one of the baseball's best talking trade rumors. plus markelle fultz making plays off the court up next in

phillies are off starting second half of the season tomorrow night in milwaukee, but rumor mill never takes a break. baseball circles are butting about a report regarding marlins outfielder jean carlos stanton and concept floated by "fox sports" insider rosenthal , he would be trade had to the fill business christian yieldish. stanton has nearly 300 million , left on his contract. the scenario would call for my am toy pick up part of the tab as for yieldish he has a much more affordable deal, by baseball standard it is a bargain. he is due 44 million between 2018 and 2021. rosenthal says phillies have been quote unquote, vocal about acquiring yieldish but marlins are for sale and that could complicate things. stay tuned. markelle fultz last night vegas didn't play, in summer

league action, out with the ankle injury but fultz received an x box one for participating in an nba event, and he gave ate way to a kid, in the stand and through can see picture right there, markelle with the assist. >> he is so exciting. >> very nicely done. >> thanks, when we come back william penn pen's make over is finally complete. >> when you will see statue

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we continue to follow breaking developments in four hissing men in bucks count you. cosmo dinardo confessed to their killings and dinardo told "eyewitness news", he is sorry, and in exchange for the confession the district attorney says he will not seek death penalty, and investigators recovered body of one of the missing men last night and others, and those, have yet to be publicly identified. we will stay on top of this breaking story here on "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com. you may have noticed philadelphia center piece has been under going a make over and statue of william penn high atop philadelphia city hall is all spruced up. >> scaffolding surround iconic skull tour but not for much longer, today city announced crews completed william penn pen's once a decade screening. scarfed have scaffolding will remain in place through end of the month while city replaces the caulk, and tower dome to prevent water infiltration. our joe holden was there. that is nice. tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 no meat, no

problem, vittoria woodill head tie eatery that specializes in vegan meals. she tastes everything that the restaurant has to offer. >> yes. >> that is tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. don't forget summer if he continues we will broadcasting live starting tomorrow morning i will there been for "eyewitness news" at five, six , 11, we will celebrating blobif he and everything else phoenixville has to offer, it is happening tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news". thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station the cw philly and back here at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news" , tonight could senate republicans health care billy affect state medicaid plans, omar villa fran contact traveled to mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky to find out, from new york here's anthony mason, take care family, be safe, we will see you tonight.

>> mason: the president in paris. again defending his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. >> most people would have taken that meeting. it's called opposition research. >> mason: also tonight, senate republicans performed surgery on their healthcare bill, but can it survive? a confession in the disappearance in four young men in pennsylvania. >> look at that aggressive hit. whoa. >> mason: innocent victims of high-speed police chases. he lost his son. >> you hope it doesn't happen to you, and then, lo and behold, it happened to us. >> good evening, everybody, coast to coast. >> mason: and remembering a pioneer of broadcasting. >> we formed the mold and cut the pattern in those days for what is television news