left behind by the storm, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. the the conditions have certainly improved at the shore but still you can see beyond me that much bigger than usual waves are slamming into the north end of atlantic city. this is a day at the shore that most people tried to spend inn doors. it wasn't a storm to take for granted a as nor'easter kicked up strong winds and wave at the jersey shore. >> beach front are getting pounded right now. >> reporter: from atlantic city to ocean city we saw beach erosion as well as swamped roadways, caused by tidal flooding. >> i threw in a low lying area at 8:00 or 8:30 and it will be there for high tides. >> reporter: atlantic city has fire police and emergency managers with crews on stand by in case of stranded drivers. this city senior transport bus broke down after getting stuck in deep water. one local admits that she and neighbors moved hazard signs to be sure drivers pay attention. >> we saw we move it the so we can keep everybody off the streets because the last nor'easter there was a girl

aim cleve bryan, coming up i'll tell you who do gooders are spring nothing to action to make sure one family has a very merry christmas. >>> and some good news if you are one of those procrastinators we are entering a break in the rain although more is coming overnight, will we final liz clear out for christmas day and will warm temperatures stick around? i'll have your full forecast coming up, leslie. >>> okay, christmas disappointment for eagles we're preparing for saturday's season final any new york but a dramatic finish to this bowl game you have to see this highlight, could be one of the best ever coming up in sports. >>> well, you won't be here several more months but preparations for pope francis visit to philadelphia are well underway. organizers say they are already buying and storing millions of mass booklets and communion wafers and coordinating housing and transportation for more than 1 million visitors. holy father is set to visit in september for world meeting of families, and it will mark the pope's first visit to the united states. >>> new at 6:00 tonight making a dif

our cleve bryan will have a live report from the base coming up 59:30. >>> dramatic video from southern kalas a worker is pulled from underground. take a look at this video from san gabriel, l.a. officials say injured man was working for a subcontractor on a railroad project when he fell down a hole in the street. the the worker injured his leg and had to be pulled to safety but he is expect to be okay. >>> florida highway patrol says a 29 year-old woman was killed when she ran a red light when making a turn and pulled her suv in front of the disney bus. this happened overnight near the entrance to the cover inadequacies owe springs resort outside orlando. no one on that bus was injured. car traveling behind the bus was also damage but no one inside that car was hurt. >>> well, philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson heads back to court today, that is coming up on bs3 "eyewitness news". >>> eagles fans are upset about last night's loss, that is for sure but something else they saw during the game that is also angering them today. >>> a school scandal, several educators faced charges in

, cleve?rter: chris and natasha, gloucester township police and camden county prosecutor's office believe that susan johnson was helping two people down on their luck, and one of them, got into an argument with her over money which led to him allegedly, beating her to death. >> she didn't deserve to go, to her maker this way. >> reporter: friends and neighbors are heart broken after learning susan johnson who has not been seen in more than a week was discovered dead friday morning. >> she was a love liz lady. >> reporter: neighbors say several months ago johnson took in two workers homeless living in the truck. she reportedly kicked them out of her house in gloucester township once and was with to do it again this week johnson didn't show up for work which led to the missing person's report and then questioning the two people who were living with her. woman told police that the man miguel diaz beat johnson to death and let investigators know where to find her body. >> it appears that both our

reporting live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> while other mummers divisions get ready to strut down broad street fancy brigades are putting final touches on their convention center performances. kyw the news radio mike did nard owe has the look last minute feathers, stapeling gluing, drilling as 11 fancy brigades complete the broadway style backdrops and back piece that he is will adorn their indoor performances. >> today is dress up day where we put all of the press i stuff on glitter jewels, mirrors. >> reporter: downtowners are prepare a theme call mystical rel that many might feature a fire breathing dragon. the captain frank says the crew will be working right up until the first show at noon time on new years day. >> we have one game a year like the super bowl. >> reporter: next to a big magic lap, jean of the golden crown club was dressing a huge a laden. >> i sewed all of the material at home, we are putting it together, piece by piece and hopefully it will look its best, for new years day. >> reporter: for fancy briga

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with more tonight, cleve. >> reporter: chris, people showing up to pay respects to jerome reid. we understand i talked to many witnesses that had different accounts of what happened but one thing that they say is common is that reid was passenger in the vehicle last night and prior to being shot officers did give him orders to stay in the car. >> fell autopsy begins my fence and then he died. >> reporter: robin mostly watched an overs involve shooting through her first floor window. as her son denzel was upstairs recording this video on his phone. >> they just killed that dude yo. >> reporter: while it is difficult to hear what is going on outside there are several witness hose say they were close by. >> just 10 feet away. >> reporter: a seem love says he was directly across the street as the incident happened. what exactly do you remember the officers saying to the man in the car. >> he called the man and said he was going to kill him. >> reporter: he knew his name. >> yes. >> reporter: he a said don't move or i will kill you.

here's "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan live near the scene now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, that is right just a couple boys getting together for a sleep over, over christmas break when this tragedy struck. now matthew mccloskey lives on the corner here on alvin street and he was coming across delsea drive to go to his friend's house here. but as he crossed the street, that is when the police car struck the boy and killed him. devastated loved ones gathered along delsea drive sunday night, officials say shortly after 7:00 franklin township police officer nicholas was answering a call when he struck and killed a ten year he old boy matthew mccloskey. >> how did a police car not see a little boy run across the street. >> reporter: a question investigators are still trying to answer? this is where the burner family lives, matthew was friend with their two boys. according to their grandmothers all of the kids were checking out a light display on elmer street with the burners. they asked if they could walk home. according to the family the parents weren't far behind in the

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is there with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: i can certainly testify to everything that kathy was talking about. wind is definitely shifted. it is colder, it is not as strong but we will get strong gusts every once in a while. even though, the signs and frequency of the waves have decreased, this is still a strong storm and one that as officials say not something to take for granted. the power of mother nature, on display along the jersey shore tuesday, waves as tall as school buses pounded inlet section of atlantic city. >> very choppy and rough. >> reporter: this senior trans port broke down after getting stuck in flood waters, low lying areas all throughout the shore experienced low to moderate tidal flooding during morning and early afternoon. >> just a typical nor'easter, we will get this, the wind blows out of the northeast and pushes tides in. >> reporter: some people took their chances despite warnings not to drive through standing water. >> don't take it for granted. if you have to stay in your house and relax for the day and not trave

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just g

in camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are alone in the studio right now because our weather team has fanned out, covering not only one but two big holiday tree lighting ceremonies tonight. it is good they are getting them in, today. >> yes good because, you know, it is nice, warm but big changes on the way. >> big changees meteorologist kathy orr is in moorestown, new jersey but we will start with kate bilo live from rittenhouse square, hi kate. >> reporter: hi jessica and chris. what a beautiful day it was, unfortunately just as we pulled up and started to get on stage for tree light nothing rittenhouse square rain started to come down but you did not keep crowds away. we have tons of people. now things have cleared out because we have heard santa is over at the bank here taking pictures with the kids. take a look at this beautiful christmas tree. it looks fantastic. and, philadelphia department of parks and recreation who helped make this park so beautiful for holidays. they do it every year. it just looks amazing. and unfortunately the weather is not so great.

a as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us tonight, they were moved to asked by actions of other protesters. >> negative speech anti police brutality protest have compelled others to balance the scale. >> our police department do their jobs and they deserve our support. >> reporter: retired local physician john baker rallied hundreds on friday the atlantic city boardwalk to express their support for police. >> they have had a bad deal in the national press. their side of the story has not been presented well. and these are the people that protect and serve and risk their lives for all of our community, every single day. >> reporter: some believe tensions may have played a role in the murders of nypd officers wenjian liu and ramos. baker and atlantic city radio host, spent the week gathering permits and rallying speakers. >> as we celebrate the birth of jesus christ, sadly, fell in vein. >> reporter: community leaders say times of tension are opportunities for change. but they urged peace. >> we just can't wash it a away in a couple of weeks. it will take communications, and

chris van cleve picks up the story. >> reporter: sony pictures canceled its christmas day release ofhe interview the james franco seth rogen comedy about the assassination plot against the leader of north korea. law enforcement sources tell cbs news the federal government has linked the weeks long cyber attacks against sony pictures to state sponsored hackers inside north korea. in an on high pressure message tuesday a group calling itself the guardians of peace warned the world will be full of fear. remember the 11th of september. sony said it made the decision to pull the film with paramount interest in the safety of employees and theater goers. >> i would be laughing if it weren't kind of a sad day also for hollywood. in the history of cinema this has never happened where major studio said we're not going to show a movie out of concern for the safety of the moviegoers. >> reporter: this times square theater was supposed to host an advance screening wednesday night as moviegoers showed up they learned it had been canceled. >> i understand it's for the safety of the people. >> whene

reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cleve thank very much. >>> a man they say they caught violently attacking a woman in university city is linked to four other attacks in the area that suspect ace wait ago rain. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in university city with new details in this case, just continue? >> reporter: chris, yes, four cases down three thanks to surveillance video evidence and one case as you mentioned witnessedded by police and led to that man's arrest. there is word that dna could link him to the fifth case that happened on monday at forty-seventh and chestnut but still tonight with more of an arrest having been made there is calm in neighborhoods that were on alert. one less worry for students, neighbors at university city and west philadelphia. >> it is really scary to have people running around, assault would go man. >> i am fine. we're under stress to make sure you are safe as well, it is a big deal. >> reporter: a big deal and now a potential big capture, man police say is behind at least four violent attac

an officer was responding to a call when he hit that boy, as "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us, it happened at delsea drive and elmer street in franklin township gloucester county. ten year-old matthew mccloskey was about to have a a sleep over when his young life was cut short by a police officer answering a call who struck the boy on delsea drive. >> just super sad, sweet little boy i cannot imagine the family's pain. >> reporter: mccloskey who lived on elmer street was with his two friend who live around the corner. according to those boys grandmothers the kids were checking out a local light display and they asked if they could walk home. family says that the parents were a little behind the boys in their truck when the the cruiser hit mcencloses can i crossing the road. >> they are distraught, they are beside themselves, you know, that little will boy was in his care and he he feels horrible. >> reporter: mccloskey was a fifth grader at ritter elementary school. >> we dropped off flowers and reached out to let them know that we're thinking about them and tha

in trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> students from colleges on the main line joined together angry over grand jury decisionness ferguson and new york, many held signs reading black lives matter. chopper three overhead as students from bryn mawr, haverford and swarthmore colleges walked along with other protesters to a die in demonstration. they laid on the ground, silent, and the students explained why though felt compelled to get involved. >> the fact that so many instant this is has happened, and so many other people are starting to recognize it is not an a nonely that it is happening on a regular basis and enough is enough and something has to be done. >> we learn about all these things in classes. it is a theory based process. we talk about it is something in the past and we learn from it but we have seen it is still happening. it is very press event thing. i think application of it being realize owe important. >> reporter: it is set to culminate the with the vigil at the bryn mawr college. >>> hundreds of muslim say they want to build a mosque but township leade

rosa's restaurant in mercer county in the last week you could be at risk o i witness news reporter cleve bryan has more. >> in order for to us return today we had to be vaccinated. >> reporter: employees and customers of rosa's restaurant and kate nearing hamilton township need to take precaution after a kitchen worker became severely ill from hepatitis a. it is not fatal with you highly contagious. >> that makes this case so significant because he was a food handler and amount of people that went through facilitate. >> reporter: hundreds of people could be at risk because rosa's is a popular take out and catering business. it provides lunch to saint rayfield catholic school. health officials believe most children are covered by standard vaccinations a public health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. rosa's had to close monday while they sanitized the building and threw out food that isn't frozen. >> rosa had a very good outstanding reputation in the area. we want to keep it that way. this is unforeseen thing unfortunate thely. >> reporter: while center for disease

. >> as cleve bryan shows us police are hoping they can use some extra eye. >>> and, at grocery stores, a surveillance system to be well worth the investment. >> when they see cam why they don't do something bad. >> reporter: since many of the 300 or so businessness lindenwald have security cameras police department rolled out a initiative to create a public/private surveillance network where you can register your camera. >> it cost nothing for merchant or resident to sign up to. it is a mechanism where they can let us know that there are cameras available, should we have an incident. >> reporter: citizen electronic eye program will help businesses find out if crimes have occurred near them and then they cannery lay that video to police to help them build leads. registered camera owner will get a e-mail or call letting them know what time incident happened and what to look for. >> we build trust with the community. we have them being an extension of us, our eyes, our eyes, and, you know, solve crimes quickly. >> reporter: this past june surveillance at an apartment complex in lindenwal

in camden i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is a holiday celebration at st. christopher's hospital, for children, santa, mrs. clause and some elfs delivered presents to the young patients and one patient got the special honor of helping santa a light christmas tree. families were treated to a festive holiday meal with all of the trimmings take a look at. that some even tried their holiday themes karaoke. >>> the the sites and sounds of the holidays are all around us. >> this season we are showcasing some of the best and brightest displays all around the region. kathy orr is in south philadelphia an entire block is deck out for the the holidays, hi kathy. >> what an unbelievable night, this is the neighborhood, meet my new friends on south smedley street, what a great neighborhood. i have to tell you we have been here the entire afternoon and they have treated us like family. this is pete sirone the catalyst for this holiday celebration here and what do you call this area we are in it is almost like -- >> terrace good family terrace. >> but where we're standin

"eyewitness news" reporter, cleve bryan has details. >> when was the last time you ate. >> reporter: with a cheese stake in hand and heart full of compassion alex seniori is reaching out to those down on their luck in atlantic city. the what is up, brother, do you want a sandwich, i work for the rescue mission. >> reporter: homeless outreach business building trust. >> victims don't always self identify, they don't always understand, you know, the gravity of what it is they are going through. >> reporter: atlantic city rescue mission works with jewish family services and atlantic city police department year round to help the homeless and this week they made an extra holiday effort. they handed out sandwiches donated by tony lukes and they tried to help people connect with the variety of wellness services. timothy riveria who beast came homeless, is receiving medical care for cancer. >> if i was in the here at the rescue mission where i got checkup and health look at, that i needed, i wouldn't know i had this issue. it got worse. the it could have been life threatening. >> reporter: n

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in mount evefram new jersey to tell us how thisll unfolded, cleve. >> reporter: well, friend of joan marinei, the retired chief of the camden city fire department says he is doing okay tonight but his stepson, matthew is in critical condition at temple university hospital. officials say that he was trying to rectify a home improvement project, that went terribly wrong. >> your adrenaline is flowing and you will quickly become overcome by smoke in the greg. >> reporter: matthew suffered severe inhalation burns putting out a fire he may have caused while stripping paint. >> he was using a chemical with a stripper, and, utilizing a wire brush and a torch, lit torch in the basement. >> reporter: he is a volunteer with the mount evefram fire department on medical leave and his stepfather joseph marine is a retired chief of the camden city fire department where he served for 30 years. both men initially tried to put out the fire on their own. >> tried to utilize a garden hose and that is first instinct when you speak of fire fighters to

chris van cleve, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, 7:37 right now. and one toronto man's break one his girlfriends is another woman's gain today. that lucky girl is head on a trip after lifetime, all because she has the right name. yes, jordan, and his now exgirlfriends, elizabeth gallagher, booked discounted non-transferable plane tickets for an adventure after lifetime. they were headed to milan, prague, paris, bancock and new delhi. then they broke up. so offered up the ticket on line to anyone with his ex's name. >> he seems nice enough. he seems like someone coy get along with, have a lot of fun with. and enough media coverage on this that he -- like he can't be that weird. >> okay. well, as you can imagine, many elizabeth gallagher's from all around the world applied for the free trip around the world, but apparently only 18 canadians made the list. can you imagine, though, if they fall deeply in love on their world travels? so it all works out. that will would be nice, right? 7:38 right now. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news": thi

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: working their final days as officers in training 68 recruits graduated from the camden county college police academy friday. some 31 officers heading to the metro department like timothy parnel are exited to pennsylvania will troll same streets where they grew up. >> just being able to protect them and be a strong positive element from the city and being in the city. >> reporter: recruits know they join a profession surrounded by tension nationwide after deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric again inner new york city. >> let's face it, it also is a challenging time. it will rely upon you to balance vigilantism with the respect for dignity of everybody. >> reporter: emphasis in camden and sounding towns is community engagement. >> aim to build a relationship with the people that you serve and respect will come your way. it is not us against them, it is all of us together. >> reporter: new officers say they hope to change negative attitudes toward police. >> now with everything going on a a lot of people don'

i'm cleve bryan.'ll speak to those new officers about how well prepared they are at a time of >>> today it is a saturday, december 6th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:30. lets check on that forecast. a little rain this morning, carol and we will see a lot of rain. >> a a lot of rain is coming but it is mile. that is the got news. we will start with the good news. it will also be a wet day especially second half of the day. even though we are in the dry now first half of the day, lets take a who at storm scan three and see what we have out here we have a large area of precipitation off to the west but that is where we will be fining these rain showers coming in the area. we will get closer, note that is they do look more scattered here, it is just a solid wall of green, state college, and points to the west of that. we will be getting into that, with the steady rain later this afternoon, closer zoom we can see a lot of it is to the north of philadelphia but we w

if it is too good to be true it, probably is. >> in carney, new jersey, chris van cleve, "eyewitnessilly". >>> now, in a one year period, customs officers at the port of new york seized 58 shipment of counterfeit goods worth over $9 million. diana? >> erika, what a great game by the temple owls last night. the owls beat the number ten kansas jay hawks in south philly. best to do it on your own turf. owls led from wire to wire last nighter at the wells fargo center, 19, but the owls guard chipped in 54-point all by themselves. temple over kansas 77 to 52. fans stormed the court celebrating the huge upset. temple as it against delaware state. >> the flyers continue their road trip tonight, to minute society, a when they take on the wild coming offer big over time win, and nhl debut, the sixers are also on the road tonight, they make it two wins in a row where they play the heat in miami. >>> eagles play when they wrap up season on the road in north jersey, against the giants. shady mccoy was on our sister radio station sports radio 94wip last night, talking about the disappointing end

chris van cleve, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, it is 6:25 right now.pennsylvania calls itself the sweetest place on earth. and now it has some sweet new technology. take a look at this. this is the world's first 3d chocolate candy printer. hershey company officials say the new technology gives people away to personalize their chocolate by creating items that can't be made from a mold. >> every single items that comes out that far printer could be different than the one it came out before. so unlike manufacturing line, wherever bar is exactly the same, 3d printer, everyone can be completely different. >> i would like one of those for the home offers. hershey says it will continue to get input from the public to help enhance technology during the developmental stage. pretty cool. >> all right, it is 25:00 right now. we are following some breaking news this morning. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", firefighters are kept busy battling a two alarm fire inside a new castle county apartment building. we're on the scene where one person wa

. >>> plus santa claus made a very special visit to the ronald mcdonald house in camden i'm cleve bryan, coming up we will tell you how families with sick children are getting >>> i'm jessica dean with the top stories, it is a celebration of christmas around the world today, hundreds have been gathering here at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in philadelphia to mark the holiday. >>> it was great weather for this 62nd annual reinact. of the crossing of the delaware. reenactors used four replica boats like the ones from george washington christmas day crossing in 1776. >>> after a lot of back and forth the film the interview is playing in theaters today, sony originally pulled movie after the company was hacked and then reversed course and decided to release it after all on christmas day, kate? >>> jessica, been a mild christmas holiday and we have more nice weather to look forward to tomorrow and saturday. beautiful sunshine expect and then showers returned by sunday and we have noticeably colder conditions to return to as we head toward last few days, of 2014, next week, i'l

let's turn to "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan on has details. >> they should be very concerned. >> reporter: hundreds of people may be at risk to hepatitis a after a food handler at rosa's restaurant and catering in hamilton township tested positive for the disease. >> started feeling sick on the 24th, the 25th through 29th he was severely ill and went to the hospital and on the 29th. >> reporter: hepp tight a is a liver disease caused by hepatitis a virus, least serious type of hepatitis and rarely fatal but it is highly contagious. >> anyone who ate at these establishment or received take out, received caterer that establishment certainly has a possibility of being at risk. >> reporter: there is more, rosa a's provides run to much students at nearby saint rayfield's catholic school. while official healths believe most killed ren covered by standard vaccinations a public health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. rosa's shut down monday night to clean and throw away all food products that weren't frozen. >> all garbage area have been cleaned, bathrooms ha

cbs news correspondent chris van cleve spoke at shoppers in the queen center mall in new york city wherehey are fining pretty deep discounts. >> reporter: just hours after santa park his sleigh for the year shoppers were back at the queen center mall in new york city waiting for stores to open. christopher and maria solange were here 6:30 the morning after christmas snagging door buster gift card at h and m. >> we have a shopping spree. so we really are very happy. >> reporter: 62 percent of shoppers surveyed say they love getting gift card. national retail federation expects $31 billion in card sales this year, david, has $300 worth to start spending. >> what brought you out shopping today. >> well, the sales mostly. >> reporter: this mall expects the day after christmas to be among top five busiest of the year with around 100,000 shoppers passing through. the the after christmas crowd is a a mix of bargain hunter and people making returns, 23 percent of all returns for the year happen after christmas. jacqueline livingston has one to make but decided to find deals first. >> i really di

in trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", the duke and duchess of cambridge cross pond for whirl win visit to the east coast, we will tell what you kate did in the big apple while prince william met with the president in washington. >>> good news you can use your credit card in parking kiosk a across the the it i again, bad news you may have gotten a ticket on the weekend and still unanswered questions, we will can them, stay with us. >>> we have an eye on a nor'easter that will bring rain, wind, even snow, try to get you in the holiday spirit. justin business holiday lights, hi justin. >> hi, kathy that is right, beginning to look a lot like christmas here in perkasie, check out this huge holiday lights display, awesome looking house and i'm telling you more than just lights, we will talk bit and show you around when "eyewitness news" >>> duke abe duchess of cambridge both have a full schedule during this first full day to their trip to the united states. >> prince william spent the morning in washington d.c. while the duchess went t

in lindenwald i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 8:39.ition in philadelphia gets a revamp. >> the mummers will strut twice, once to ring in the new year and then again for mardi gras. >> we will be hosting, a mummers parade on main street in manayunk this february. >> parade will feature string bands and it is not just fun but it is a fundraiser design to ensure that the philadelphia tradition keeps going strong for years to come. the parade is set for sunday february between the second, from 10:00 to noon. >> those golden slippers. >>> still ahead on the cw philly a couple grinches with a heartless shoplifting scam, see how they scored tons of free christmas presents. >>> but first it is one of robin williams final movie rolls, we have a sneak peak at the the latest movie in the night of the the museum thrilling. >>> hear about what is next for the popular series, coming up. can you believe it? one week until christmas. where has the time gone. it was just thanksgiving. the katie is tracking a possible storm, for christmas eve, can rodol

in camden i'm cleve bryan for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> great to see that. our time is 7:20. family watches from a far as burglar breaks into a home. >> we will tell you how technology, helped police crack this case but first here's what is coming up on the cw philly. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on ho

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more.shooting tuesday night. >> they just killed that dude, though. >> reporter: robin's sister saw everything from the first story window. >> fell autopsy begins my fence and right is there where he died. >> reporter: a considering to the couple where land county prosecutor's office around a 9:20 p.m. officers ra him day and a roger worely conduct a motor vehicle stop. both officers fired their guns killing 36 year-old jerome reid. police recovered a gun at the scene. >> the investigation is ongoing. we're conn kicking the investigation, pursuant to the attorney general guidelines more information will follow but at the this time this is what we have. >> i have stated in a press release, a gun was recover. thanks very much. >> reporter: several people were outside as the the incident unfolded including a seem love who says he was less than 15 feet a waste and he heard an officer say the name of the person in the car. >> did you hear what was said to him just before shots were fired. >> no,

here's "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: fear of contractingepatitis a drove hundreds of people to a vaccination clinic thursday after learning a kitchen worker at rosa's restaurant and catering is severely ill and may have been contaminating customer's food for weeks. >> i had something to eat at rosa december 1st. i'm not taking any chances. >> reporter: hepatitis a is not fatal but highly contagious and vaccine is not available in most doctor's offices. hamilton township's health department bought a thousand doses ape set up a clinic. they have been inundated with calls with anyone eaten at rosa's the last month is a risk. >> averaging between 250 to 275 a day at the point we have been in the office until 9:00 at night returning calls. >> reporter: thursday morning health officials got a call from a local will doctor reporting another possible case. a 77 year-old man who says he eats at rosa's three times a week tested positive for hepatitis a and elevated liver enzymes. >> the gentlemen has been forwarded on to the emergency room, and infec

. >> reporter: dean of golden gate law school rachel van cleve supports releasing the report but notomorrow. >> these are people already in harm's way protecting the democratic ideals that we value and to exacerbate any potential harm to them is deeply troubling. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the senate report argues the cia could have found bin laden without using some of the harsh tactics which included sleep deprivation, stress positions and the most extreme measure, waterboarding. month.. be senator dianne feinstein making sure to release the papers this month because in the new year a republican senator will chair the senate intelligence committee and in all likelihood this report would not see the light of day in that situation. mark kelly, kpix5. night: how they >>> bad girls, bad girls caught on camera ripping off designer stores in the bay area. tonight how they managed to stay one step ahead of the police. >> plus california's worse drought in 1,200 years. tonight the feds say they know what's causing it and it's probably not what you think. ,, ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in

. >>> to cleve and, ohio, where the family of 12-year-old boy who was shot and killed by a police officer is suing for wrongful death. according to cleveland.com the lawsuit cites the city and two officers as the defendants. it says the police acted recklessly when they confronted tamir rice last month if boy was reaching into his waistband for what police later discovered was a pellet gun. the rookie officer who shot him thought it was real. >>> a south african prosecutor plans to appeal the conviction and sentence of oscar pistorius this week. he was found guilty of the equivalent of manslaughter and sentenced to five years in prison. prosecutors say pistorius should have been found guilty of murder. if appeal is successful he will face 15 years in jail. . chlts next, it's known as the charlie brown christmas tree. today community will rally around the scrawn any symbol of christmas. we'll tell you what they have planned. >>> we're going to see rain today. get the umbrellas handy. it will be mild. temperatures in the 50s. here's a hive look outside looking at the pocono mountain. rain f

and that is, daunte monday cleve, are you kidding me 79 yards against the redskins. and indy kills redskins 49-27. >>> college basketball to the wells fargo center. for villanova they should not ab lud to play these kind of games. hillard to arc idea ago know. they beat delaware by a mere score of 78-47. are you kidding me? >>> the eagles sunday against seattle. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> all right. we will stay with sports here. st. louis police officer's group is calling the nfl to punish five rams players who showed support for ferguson protesters. >> st. louis police officers a oaks says it is a disappointed with the display calling it tasteless and offensive. during the team's pregame introductions five rams players stopped near the tunnel and raised their hands, hands up, don't shoot gesture. george done protesters in the immediate aftermath of michael will brown's death to show they too like brown were unarmed. st. louis police officers a a association is calling for the players involved to be disciplined, and for not just this team but

i'm cleve bryan.will speak to new officers about how well prepared they are at a time of great tension between police and the community in our country. >>> we are tracking rain, moving into the area tonight, but the the heavier rain comes tomorrow, we have an eye on the storm we will have the latest details coming up at 6:00. >>> and students seen more than $200,000 to save their schools, how they are trying to make a who will will day wish come true. >>> storm scan six, we are keeping an eye on some rain, that is threatening to turn part of this weekend into a wash out. good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. we will go right to kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck, with the latest track on the approaching rain. >> thanks, jessica and chris. i was feeling a few rain drops out here a little bit ago but it quieted down in the city at this hour. anything that is falling tonight, and through overnight hours will be generally light. it is tomorrow afternoon that heavy rain will move through and

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. >> i can't wait to talk to you about deep cleve, but we have other things to get to first. >> we'llup on the poll. in florida -- >> what about marco being down at 10%? is it suggesting he needs to stick around a little longer? >> i think it does. i think the chances that the republican party, after eight years of barack obama, is going to nominate a 40-some-year-old first-term senator with no executive experience is zero. >> just not going to happen. >> no way. >> why are we even talking about it then? okay. >> no way ever. so, you have upset, you just told me, running under the breath, said breathlessly, you've got this piece out about jeb bush, and you call him mini mitt. >> what? is that a good thing? >> this is a profile -- well -- >> we like mitt romney. >> he could be the one. >> i don't think it is. >> tell us the story, though. >> so, this is a look at jeb bush's career in private equity, which he's been doing over the last two years. the big scoop in this piece is that jeb bush just notified the securities and exchange commission that he is chairman and manager of an offsho