new light. it makes me very happy, we just can't allow this to continue. >> machines, ordered to shut down, down the shore, a judge halts work in margate as residents fight the dune building, project there crowds showed up in droves to voice their concern at a public meeting. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. it is a heated debate we have been tracking all week. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live with the latest on the dune battle, cleve. >> reporter: things winding down with the margate commissioner's meet ago this has been going on for two hours, people voicing their concerns about the dune project but some at least happy for now but there is a temporary stoppage. day after telling an angry crowd they would fight to halt dune project that created a bacteria infested swamp on their beaches margate

commissioners and their attorneys took matter to court >> it is now a crisis. it is a disaster. one-third of our beach is now unusable because of this colossal screw up. >> reporter: project run by new jersey department of environmental protects and army core of engineers failed to meet drainage need after annex stream rainfall last week even. resulting pond cut off access for several blocks and became such a ses pool two life guard are sick as well as several members of the public. at a hearing, issue a restraining order, attorneys for state spoke via teleconference and said things didn't go as intended. >> in retrospect digging out behind the dune as much as they did, was not a good idea. >> reporter: while construction crews have drained the pond locally known as lake christie and back filled part of the area judge menendez granted application for temporary restraining order and put a within week halt, and ordered both side to come up with a solution together. >> it makes me very happy. we just can't allow this to

continue. you are doing wrong and continuing to do wrong. we have a week, lets sit at a table and work it out. >> reporter: less than an hour we saw them still pushing sand but pump was shut off. locals remain skeptical the work stoppage will help it long term. >> i hope they have a solution , i'm happy if they come up with a solution. >> reporter: work stoppage on the dune project will be in place until next friday, that is when the next court hearing now meanwhile army core of engineers and their contractor for this project say that it will cost about $100,000, a day for this work stoppage, and there is no word on who will pay that, the city of margate officials say they are not going to. live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, we will continue our coverage of the disturbing story about a preschool own's accused of alleged sexual assault on two children at a day care center. "eyewitness news" just a short time ago that the department of human services has ordered

preschool to seized from operating given nature against charges against the owner. our joe holden is live outside the day care center with more, joe. >> reporter: of course, serious criminal charges and now human services alleged violations and trouble is deepening for the owner, around that preschool. they are still disbelief and discuss for those who known owner of the sprouts preschool state on thursday shuttered facilitate on ninth street, 24 hours after its owner duncan rounds was brought up on child sex abuse charges. >> my wife worked here about eight years ago. >> reporter: adrian king said his wife back then was a preschool teacher and said one red flag they could not ignore duncan round as period to have a tumultuous personal life. >> i'm surprised it lasted this long. >> reporter: philadelphia police arrested rounds a five three-year old from medford lakes and charged him with deviant sexual intercourse allegedly involving a five-year old girl and boy.

>> we went to the location of the day care, executed a search warrant and processed the scene with the crime scene unit and we recovered physical evidence. >> reporter: rounds made bail but troubles are mounting but criminal charges left state little choice in allowing preschool to continue operating n an order obtained by "eyewitness news" it read that there was immediate, serious danger to the life or health of the children in care >> my heart goes out to the parents of the children and i feel like it is just annex stream violation of peoples safety and sanity. >> reporter: now one mother we did speak to said of the charge these were completely uncharacteristic of duncan rounds, tonight he is free, after posting 20 percent of his $200,000 bail. he did not respond to "eyewitness news" request for comment. reporting live from south philadelphia joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. police are investigating a

hit/run of the pedestrian in brookhaven delaware county. chopper three over 4900 block of jackson drive where authorities say a person was hit by a driver who did not stop. victim was taken to a hospital in unknown condition, so far, there is no description of the vehicle involved. we are learning new information bay deadly crash involving an off-duty montgomery county deputy sheriff. a white sedan, ran a red light around 5:30 this morning and plowed into that deputy sheriff's personal suv. both vehicles came to rest on the lawn of the real estate business at intersection of the maine and hamilton in norristown. eyewitness said she was standing outside when this all happened. >> strictly loud and i was right there, there was debris, i was scared for like an hour or so. i mean i saw everything. >> sources tell thaws five teenagers were in the white car and they were fleeing from an alleged robbery nearby.

a 17 year-old inside was killed, four other teenagers and deputy sheriff were taken to area hospitals for treatment. police in delaware county want to know if you recognize a man in this composite sketch , suspect is wanted for burglary of the home on felt on avenue yesterday, he is also accused of damaging a peco meter outside residents. home owner said he came face-to-face with the man when he went continue on investigate why power went out and that is when the suspect ran away. another day of pop up storms in the area lets get over to meteorologist lauren casey tracking things in the weather certainty. >> radar is far less busy then this time yesterday but we still do have storms on the board and potent won at that. this one in particular has been ongoing for two hours right now. we have a severe thunderstorm in association with this cell and flash flood warning until 9:15. severe thunderstorm warning runs until 6:30 for potential of 60 miles an hour winds and

quarter sized hail. national weather service has extend that had warning off to the west right now but does include portions of bucks, burlington counties. cities including bordentown, florence, mount holly and new hanover, we're seeing torrential rainfall embedded with this cell and continuous lightening as well, flash flood warning until 9:15 for bensalem, bristol, hamilton, trenton, portions of mercer county are also included in this flash flood warning just south of the trenton area heaviest rain stretched out over willingboro, up in to sharps, just south of bordentown and in the chesterfield area also reaching out into bristol and south of levittown within the cell. we could see quarter sized hail, we had report of the penny sized hail and route 130 in the manville area in burlington county is impass able due to flooding because of this cell. it is only moving at 5 miles an hour. some cells in the city popping up moving in delaware and chester counties. we have a flash flood warning for portions of delaware but

heaviest rain has moved out but remains until 8:15. we will talk more about these storms and if we can quiet things down, coming up in just a few, ukee. a group of wilmington fire fighters were in the right place at the right time and able to help rescue a man stuck in the middle of the brandywine river. earlier a platoon of fire fighters were returning from the run along the river when they noticed a man in distress out in the water. they called in a request for water rescue equipment. using ropes, rigging they were able to pull the man to safety these photos showed dramatic rescue, nice job. chopper three over carney 's point salem county where a gray hound bus caught fire. this happened in the northbound lanes office turnpike just north of the delaware memorial bridge. bus was in route of norfolk virginia to new york city. about half of the passengers were pick up by another bus, and other half were still waiting in, one was hurt. more building at former nabisco plant in northeast

philadelphia are coming down. chopper three over the site on roosevelt boulevard, a villanova based developer purchased the property last year. demolition began in june and we are told it should continue for next 20810 weeks. redevelopment plans include a mix of retail and industrial uses. philadelphia mayor jim kenney endorsed democratic candidate larry krasner for district attorney. krasner is a civil rights attorney who defended black lives matter and occupy philadelphia protesters. he won the democratic nomination for ceta begins a crowded field back in may. thinks file footage of him voting in that preliminary race. kenney made the announcement saying he believes krasner will be fair, thoughtful if he wins the job. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", gift of sight, life changing technology allowing a delaware county man to see for the first time since he was a teenager, his emotional response and generosity that made it all possible. stage is set on the stand

for a showdown the shore, act that will be playing in atlantic city tonight. eagles wide out nelson ago hall or has a heart to heart, and then quick, how many wins for sixers this upcoming season? a projection that may drive you crazy later in

a delaware county teacher has vision restored thanks to new age technology and generosity of friend. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more. >> this is a great story, guys for decade this teacher, managed a very busy productive life, despite being legally blind. but now he is seeing a whole new world. y can look at things, i can see lockers on the side of the walls. >> reporter: for the first time in that years teaching at cardinal o'hara ed allen can see what the hallways really looked like. >> awesome, to see this building. >> reporter: his awesome new

world is thanks to the funny looking glasses call e sight. >> it is life changing. it levels playing field i never thought would happen. >> reporter: ed was diagnosed with the retina disorder called starguards at age 15, and while legally blind he has been able to maneuver with peripheral vision. >> now i first put them on and really crazy because i flip them down like this and i was in my house and just looked around and i went, wow. this is what it looks like for real. it was amazing. >> reporter: esight works and compute their instantly processes video on to screens in front of users eyes, ed remembers when he first tried them on. >> my two daughters were there i could see them. i had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: ed has $10,000 glasses thanks to the kindness of strangers with friends and colleagues they donated $5,000 then an anonymous delaware county company kick in the rest. >> pretty appreciative and grateful.

>> reporter: now ed, a math teach shore used to run theater program can watch rehearsals enjoying every vivid detail with his mom, and fiance by his side. now ed wants to pay it forward and hoping to help others and is looking forward to going to the phillies game and disney, and when school start in september he is really excited about seeing his students and the expressions on their faces now that is what he missed the expressions. >> think about the things we take for granted walking in your house, what it looked like. >> and his daughters saw his daughters. >> you could see it in his face. atlantic city beach concert series continues tonight with the rough riders and friends show. >> stage set for hoe of hip-hop stars who help make their music label a success. chopper three over the beach near caesars as crews performed a sound check this afternoon. fat joe, et cetera, will be among performers entertaining the crowd. it is part of the strategy to bring non-gaming tourist to

the city. get your jam on. what will mother nature do to them folks. >> mother nature is showing light rain down the shore, unless parts of the pennsylvania and new jersey with this one cell just chilling for hours. now road closures reports coming out with high water, that is contributing to by the severe thunderstorm warning in effect. we will check that out. checking out right now on sky scan three, center city fail we have sunshine but skies clouding over with storms to the northeast and southwest but our main focus thinks cell , that is nearly stationary, and has been for better part of the two hours right now. nearly continuing lightening, torrential rainfall, potential for 60-mile an hour winds. we had penny sized hail but we could see quarter sized hail with this particular severe thunderstorm right now in effect for northern burlington county and extreme southeastern, bucks county, included within that warning cell now runs until 6:45,

writes toll, burlington, delran, willingboro, just to the north, pemberton, northern edge included in that warning same case for lumberton and chesterfield you're included not that warning. thinks a two hour loop. heavy rain coming down over the same areas, again and again over portions of i-95 and route 130. we have some reports of road close another in writes toll township, in lower bucks county, due to high water, up nearly 2 feet. so be sure never drive-in to a flooded roadway, turn around, don't drawn. heavy rainfall in the burlington area we will see road closures being reported in that area as well. as we head to the south and west we have a couple of cells not causing too much of a problem right now in portions of delaware county and chester county,e marlboro seeing a sell, moving through, concourse, approaching west goshen area. center city fail we have a lit built of the cell that has developed just to the north east, northeast philadelphia saw a thunderstorm moving through earlier in the day causing localized flooding and

this rainfall could be heavier in intensity but storm activity is not as widespread in nature as what we were dealing with 24 hours ago. portions of the delaware seeing another round of rain in dover we have got hit hard yesterday and more rain coming down right now in portions of the berks county seeing a couple of flare-ups with a couple of isolated cells that have popped up on your western and northern edge. as we head in the overnight period still a chance of the hit or miss thunderstorm otherwise partly cloud which a low of 71. for our friday a nice quiet day in store. mostly sunny 89 degrees. we have a chance for isolated thunder shower mainly well west of i-95. future weather showing as you weise head in the next couple of hours that continued chance of a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm, throughout the overnight period mainly dry conditions, and then waking up to nice sunshine, as we look ahead to your friday morning commute, no issues weather-wise, looking good at your shower, few cells popping west of i-95. but otherwise a quiet day, beautiful day down the shore but we will see rain starting to develop as we head late friday night and early

saturday morning with the frontal boundary that will drop n temperatures right now across the area toasty. eighty-five in allentown. eighty-one in philadelphia rain cooled air in dover at 72 . dew points tell us about that stick factor they are up in the upper 60's and lower 70's. so we have that steaminess, that will be the trend again thomas i mentioned but then dropping off behind that frontal boundary that comes in on saturday and feeling pleasant by the end of the day , and then by sunday, just feeling so awesome, certainly by august standard. we have a nice weekend shaping up. nice chance of showers and thunderstorms early in the morning on saturday and then turning mostly sunny, 84 with comfortable humidity. still looking gorgeous on sunday. down short tomorrow not a bad day mostly sunny highs in the upper 70's and lower 80's, water temperature 77 degrees. uv index will be very high as you would expect about that rip current risk will be low, tomorrow, and as we head in the next couple of days, yeah, sunday is the day for your outdoor plans for sure, more storms in the forecast for monday and then drying out on

tuesday. >> drying out, thanks, lauren. >> don's up next with sports. >> yes, busy day in sports. malcolm in the middle, joe joe goes to kansas and then nellie find confidence, the latest from eagles training camp up

it is not move everyone wants but it is one fans will accept yes, people want to see bird add a top notch cornerback but they signed help at safety. former special teams pro bowler corry graham, join the team on a one year deal, he played under jim schwartz in buffalo. meanwhile also had a three hour full contact practice today and once again nelson agholor stood out while working with carson wentz. today, nellie spoke about his revival at camp. >> at the end of the day, confidence is between you and you and is what in the mirror. you work hard, you execute, you are confident because you know you are prepared and you

will compete. everything you see out there is product of competition. i compete, when the ball is in the air. >> well said. meanwhile one of the hot topics is the unemployment of the colin kaepernick, malcolm jenkins called nfl owners cowards for not signing him. jenkins made comment to the delaware news journal, kaepernick is best known for taking a knee during national anthem, in protest. this is not what we want to hear, espn.com is projecting win totals for upcoming nba season. they have sixers winning 33 games. >> say what. >> thirty-three. yes, that is five more then they won last season but that would make them ninth in the eastern conference, just on the outside of the playoffs picture. >> ukee. >> go ahead. >> team releasing its five game preseason schedule. they open autopsy begins memphis in philadelphia october 4th, they finish on the 13th against the heat and missouri, it is home coming for kansas jay hawks joel

embiid. a grueling two days for fightins, they have been out scored 14-one in anaheim. they will try to avoid being swept with jared eickoff on the mound tonight. last night jake testimony son made his second start of the season it didn't go well. third inning mike trout, 420- foot blast, later on cj krol, clearing both bull pence in left, 443 feet on that one. finally caleb coward, 407 feet , total of 1,270 feet in home runs. 423-yard. phillies lose. that lead to us this first round of the bridge stone invitational dustin johnson hits longest drive in the tour since 2013. 439-yard. >> no he didn't. >> are you serious. >> yes. >> that is longer then all of those home runs allowed by jake thompson, like wow. >> sticking with the bridge stone, jason day on the second

hole and he has some company. >> did you see squirrel. >> just chillin. >> he has no idea. >> he is lining him up. >> step away from the squirrel , please. day is one over, thomas peters of belgium is your leader at three under. >> i love that game, love it, love it, love it. >> when we come back a part inspired by eagles, and unique

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it is the taste of two towns this week a special summer fest taste with tori showcases not one but two shore favorites. torey in avalon and stone harbor that offer more than just great food, tonight at 11:00 see where is there more to see then is what on your plate. tomorrow we will be broadcasting live from avalon and stone harbor our coverage kicks off on "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning and then i'll be there, lauren will be there at 5:00 p.m. we will showcase their beautiful beaches, sweet shops and everything that keeps people coming back summer after summer. it is worth a thousand word but in this case picture is the word. >> check this photo out of the eagles photo created by daniel duffy of philly word art. it is created with a series of word what does it say? as duffy tweeted out the name of every eagle, ever, ending with current quarterback, carson wentz. >> wow. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", in new york here's

anthony mason. take care family we will see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: the investigation deepens. a criminal grand jury is now looking into russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. also tonight, a woman who encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide is going to prison. >> this is a tragedy for two families. >> mason: unbuckled back seat passengers risking their lives and the driver's. >> even if you're in the back seat, the laws of physics are not suspended. >> mason: usain bolt reaches the finish line of an amazing career. and here come the gowns after a bridal store closes, a seamstress saves the day. >> i was dumbfounded,