>> braking news this noon, we are learning that three people were killed during a shooting at a business park in edgewood , maryland, and police say the suspected shooter a man from wilmington, delaware, is on the loose at this hour. he was identified by police as 37 year old radee prince. police say he may be driving a 2,000 black selfie acadia like the one you see on the screen, it took place at industrial park south of the i95 interchange, with route

shot, three dead. >> we believe he is associated with that business, what the association; still under investigation, but we believe he is associated with the business. >> police say the five people shot were employees, of advanced granite solutions, which is located in the emmorton business park, building in that area of the industrial park, and local schools, were on lock-down. of course stay with us for more details on this developing and breaking news store. >> i also this noon, waiting to hear if convicted child molester jerry sandusky will get new trial, pennsylvania judge is set to release his decision at this hour i claims he didn't get adequate representation for child sex sexual abuse, awaiting decision will go live to him once the information is released. also, following a philadelphia

high school place on look down after gun scare. lots going on today, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown, students at overbrook high school kept in their classrooms while police search the campus. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live with what police are saying about this situation. henry? >> jim, that the tasha, overbrook high school put on lockdown after teacher thought she heard a gunshot, that was immediately followed by student reporting he thought i ayman al-zawahiri classmate rushing out of the school with a weapon, the police came at 9:30 a.m., put the entire street on lockdown, they worked quietly during the time police brought in k9 units searched the entire school, officers found no one injured and no signs of gunfire and when they really pressed eyewitnesses, there was no one to really confirm, there was an actual gun siting. so detectives are investigating the possibility this may have been a fit just outside the school. but the bottom line is. >> this.

lockdown was lifted at around 10:30, police say everything happened the way it should have, even though this was a false alert. >> we always rather you call, and be safe, and as opposed to not. so i mean the message is always if you hear something, perceive a threat, whatever it may be, that's what we're here , we'll come out, investigate it, and make sure things are on the up and up, and it is the number one priority. >> we did see few parents and grandparent coming to pick up their student out after bun dance of caution. but the district and the police say it is really not necessary there is really does appear to be a false alert. in the overbrook section of philadelphia, henry rossoff, cbs 3, eyewitness news. >> henry, thank you so much. also this noon, crews are working to fix the tracks after section of freight train derailed in north philadelphia two cars of a freight train dumped -- jumped the tracks, one of the cars briefly caught fire there is after 7:30 this morning, near 32nd and thompson street. the train appears to be hauling trash. septa and amtrak services were not affected, officials say the accident was on separate

track, no injuries have been reported, multi vehicle crash on i95 bucks county snarls traffic for miles this morning , accident happened about 6:30 a.m., near the route 413 exit, and involved a tractor-trailer, two cars, and a pick-up truck, hauling a trailer. police say multiple injuries were reported. all lanes of the highway were closed for some time causing serious delays during the morning rush. the area is now cleared with all lanes opened. no word on the cause of this crash. >> well, student at john b kelly elementary school have back in class today after being off for nearly a week while officials address mold concerns. the school in philadelphia's germantown section was shut down last thursday after officials say they found traces of mold in several classrooms. officials say the mold was caused by the building's heating and air-conditioning system. in other news, president trump is now dealing with a new controversy over how he allegedly handled one of his most solemn duties as commander in chief.

he's being accused of making insensitive remark during a phonecall he made to the widow of green bar a killed in west africa this month. correspondent mola lenghi explains more from the white house. >> president trump called the families of 4us soldiers killed in action earlier this month, including sergeant la david johnson. johnson's wife took the call while on the way to the airport, to receive her husband's body. congress woman, frederick a wilson said she was this is the car with johnson's widow when she got the call she he said to the wife: well, i guess he knew what he was getting into. how insensitive can you be? >> the president refuted the claim on twitter this morning, saying, representative wilson totally fabricate haddie said to the wife after soldier who died in action, and i have proof. >> i have proof this man is a sick man. he's cold hearted. and he feels no pitty or sympathy for anyone. >> and when she actually hung

up the phone, she looked at me and said he didn't even know his name. >> he doubling down on his claim previous administrations did not call golds star families after their loved ones were killed in action, point today his own chief of staff as evidence. >> i mean, could you ask general kelly, did he get a call from obama, could you ask other people, i don't know what obama's policy was. >> white house records show that general kelly and his wife did meet privately with mr. and mrs. obama at a breakfast to honor gold star families a year after their son's passing, general kelly declined to comment and has made it clear in the past that he does not want his son's death exploited. on memorial day, general kelly and president trump visited his son's grave, at arlington national cemetery. >> mola lenghi, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." the president trump takes to twitter to sound off again about the national anthem controversy. >> coming up on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" at noon, what the president has to say about the nfl decision to allow players to kneel during the national anthem without

punishment. katie? >> and jim, we are still in the midst of sunny skies, and this will continue for us for a lot of the seven day forecast, eventually, the return appearance of some precipitation is on the way. but, going to take a while. i'll let you know when you

>> well, with less than a month until new jersey voters select their next governor, hear from the cabinet on the issue that matter most to you, tonight jessica dean is one of

the moderators between lieutenant governor kim, and democrat and former. s ambassador of germany, you can watch the debate tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> and breaking news now, the nfl network is reporting the n fl draft will not be returning to philadelphia. the 2018 draft will reportedly be heading to dallas, and will be held in at&t stadium where the cowboys play. the 2017 draft right here in philadelphia was the first to be held outdoors and set attendance records. no words on what prompted the decision to move the event to dallas. >> well, the nfl says it supports all players standing during the national anthem at games. but won't punish them if they don't. >> and president trump took to twitter to advice his displeasure over the league's position, he tweeted this morning, quote, the nfl has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our national anthem total disrespect for our country. our great country. the president has been

critical of players who take a knee in protest before a game. he has suggested players who don't stand should be suspended or fired. >> well, the most anticipated sixers season in recent memory begins tonight in our nation's capitol. it will be the first time fans will see joel embiid, mark simmons, markelle fultz and company altogether as the process continues. and check out embiid's new look, he's sporting corn rolls before the season opener against the wizards, just like allen iverson, also, a ai, embiid, made his voice heard yesterday. he was told his minute will be restrict dollars as he works his way back in game shape. and joel let his feelings be known (beep) wish i was playing more minutes. i think i'm ready for more than, i don't know whatever number they have, but i wish i was playing more. but we're going to shatter our goals. >> i wonder what he was covering, markelle fultz, ben

simmons plays tonight, too start in their nba carreers. >> must have been pretty bad. >> welshing if you love sunshine, you're in luck. >> and katie our weekends is also looking great. >> it is, this was just one of those forecasts cents where i can sit back, widdle my thumbs for a couple of days. now, you will need your jacket in the morning, starting to get used to, that but as the days progress we will warm up little bit with every passing day so talking mid 70s for highs throughout the weekend, and nothing but sunshine. how long does this last, however, of course, can't last forever, i'll let you know when you may be need that umbrella right after the break

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>> a police helicopter in australia captured infrared video punching and kicking each other. thirds canning rue was watching ring-side apparently, police say the brawl lasted about a minute, apparently fight something common among male kangaroos, and the show of dominance. >> i thought kangaroos were pretty docile creatures. >> i thought so, too. >> well, they kick you, you're in pain. you might be hurting there. >> i might be hurt interesting >> stay away from the kangaroos. >> yes. >> goodness, thank goodness foreign from a red cameras. >> very psychodelic looking? >> it was a bit frightening. >> what's not frightening is the weather. >> nothing but sunshine, talking at least the next five days. >> wow. >> nice. >> i know, dow except cash gifts, just kidding, just kidding. >> but yes, absolutely beautiful outside. will stay that way again for

the foreseeable future. you can chalk it to up high pressure, will hook us up with nice weather, and certainly doing that today and beyond. and, it is not just us. >> going to share the wealth with a good portion of the us. start it off just by taking a view outside from overlooking center city from the central parkway library, yes, i mean, you can't even find a cloud if you wanted to. it is just so completely clear , across the region, for facing west, and just off in the distance, if i'm not mistaken, off in the distance here, the starbucks that i love to frequent, and just opened the brand new target. so a walk down 20th and callowhill here. let's take a look elsewhere, look at storm scan in the map version, high pressure in play completely clear overhead, beautiful start to the afternoon, so comfortable, i started off with a winter coat , maybe you did the same. now you just don't need it. feel so comfortable outside, see it reflected in the thermometer reading, but quiet

view for a change across the vast majority of the continental us. >> we have beautiful weather to enjoy, so it was tough to come up with graphics to explain what we're going to see for the next few days, other than to show you again things like the fall foliage, high pressure overhead. so we will show you the foliage, not looking ideal. still few more weeks before it would peak in our area, actually up in the outer, but not a color yet, starting to see it pop here and there. our eyewitness weather watcher network sending in lots of different pictures of some of the color popping. see we love to see it on social media, as well. yes, very, very much just starting to emerge. >> for lack of graphics, i fick we can look ahead to winter. not much going on otherwise when it comes to the weather. so we're solid 44 days away from the beginning of meteorological winter december y

from christmas, start shopping now of course, then by new years, 75 days away from that. average high of 40, doesn't happen until january 5th. so almost 80 days away from that serious chill. >> pollen also really hasn't been terrible. now, i know jim would disagree with that, his allergies bother him quite a bit. but ragweed predominant pollen those levels start it creep up don't have rain to help wash away the pollen it, will creep up on you, thankfully by friday, still relatively low to medium level. outside, gorgeous, another view for us, down the line, neighborhood network, where not one clouds is out, there you can't finds it anywhere. 62 degrees, just beautiful beginning to the afternoon. elsewhere around the region, so darn comfortable. winds flow generally will come out of the southwest for the rest of the day, already, into the upper 60s into wilmington, atlantic city. and here in philadelphia, i expect that we will hit about 70 for daytime high. notice it is not a huge warm

up, modest one the next few days, warm up, by sunday we can peak with the warmth at 75 e , wall-to-wall, right through the time frame. at this point, monday would be the next chance for us to see wet weather even then still just a question mark, no guarantee on that, but it does look like we will have better chance to see wet weather by tuesday, all-in-all not bad at all. >> thank you so much, katie. >> jerry sandusky getting a new trial? >> greg argos live in the stat center with the judge's ruling greg? >> and natasha, jim, judge released his decision minutes ago, we learned the judge has denied sandusky's appeal it, means sandusky original sentence stands, big blow for sandusky and his legal keep, saying he did not receive adequate representation during his 2012 trial. now 73 the former penn state

assistant football coach is serving 30-zero six year sentence, so after being convicted of 45 counts of sexual abuse involving ten different boys. sandusky's attorneys introduce this post conviction relief act request or pcra more tan a year ago, initially the hearings held by judge who also presided over original trial, but he refused -- recused himself late last year because of the conflict of interest. now, state prosecutors have argued sandusky original trial was fair, and he does not deserve a new one, it appears the judge in his appeal has sided with the state, now sandusky ace attorney at this hearing told me yesterday he is holding 1:30 press conference in butler county this afternoon, once again the big development this afternoon , convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky will remain in jail, he will not face new trial after the judge denying his pcra request. we will continue to follow this breaking story but for now live in the sat center, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness

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>> we're updating you now on the breaking news that we told you about earlier in the show, five people were shot, three are dead, after a workplace shooting just a short time ago at a maryland industrial park. >> people continue to search, the police continue to search for shooter, wilmington, delaware man named rad ' prince who is on the loose, authorities say searching for 2,000 black chevy arcadia, the suspect armed and dangerous, we will continue to monitor this breaking news story, full report on "eyewitness news" today of course tonight starting at 5:00. >> and also later today on " eyewitness news" at of, the next phase in philly's amazon pitch, but they're not the only ones pushing for the tech giant. at 6:00 we'll show you the suburban county that's also trying to lure amazon to town. >> and chinese start up company is introduced new

product, it hopes will become as popular and useful as smart phones in drones. >> it is a robotic dog called lake haague owe, named after l a/k/a russian dog that first became the first animal to orbit the earth. >> created robot that's driven by a wifi enabled remote control, waste 50-pound, costs between 20 to $30,000, count me out. the dogs eventually be used to for package delivery. that's horrible. >> jim, thank you. well noted. dutch start up company is developing to pick up cigarette butts, and other littered items on the planet. as seen, the crows would pick up butts, and carry them to a large funnel called a crowbar. the funnel would then dis end peanuts to reward the crows for their effort. popular mechanics is now reporting that the company called crowded cities is currently working on a pro owe

type. >> there is a pun in there somewhere, i just haven't figured it out, too. >> i just don't know. >> crowbar? like -- >> i mean, that's cute. that's creative. >> again? good day outside, though? >> beautiful. really warm up nicely, even since early this morning, and that's the rest of the afternoon here, daytime daytime high, should over, comfortable warmth, and also, even though it is a southwest wind, still very low humidity. it will be cool again tonight. i would definitely go by the bottom blue numbers there. those are the values that when you walk out the door it, will feel like it is a little cool the next few mornings, but nice and warm out. >> thank you, that's " eyewitness news" for now at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm of course always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> enjoy the amazing weather. the young and the restless is coming up next.

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