i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil. alexandria hoff is live in smyrna and there's new information about the investigation tonight. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, jessica, building cis the prison was cleared as the crime scene but an extensive investigation will continue. one of the three hostages who made it out alive. >> ♪ >>> smile. smile >> talking about retiring. >> reporter: it's work behind prison walls can harden the heart, steven floyd was kept soft by his wife, children and grandkids >> he sdefbed so much more >> lieutenant floyd was initially one of four workers taken hostage by prisoners on wednesday, he was found unresponsive inside the facility the following day. hours after his body transported from the medical examiner's office. hundreds gathered to honor a man who officials say shouted to warn responders of a trap inside the prison. choosing their lives over his own. >> ♪ . >> reporter: one counselor and two fellow correctional officers made it out alive. this is one of them. >> i new to the department. >

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i'm jessica dean. david? >> reporter: jessica, about three minutes ago, more ice small chunks fell off. the sidewalk is open. you can see the sign this sign says it all. caution, falling ice. there are some police on site just to make sure things are ok. this cell phone video shows chunksive ice falling off the loewhotel in center city. bigger chunks fell off prompting authorities to immediately close the road and sidewalks. >> people were just running everywhere. telling pedestrians to take cover >> she said some of the ice chunks were the size of the car hoods. police taking no chances closed market between 12th and 13th >> everyone was caught off guard they didn't quite know where to direct us >> plenty of people were walking around when the ice came barrelling down. >> anybody could have got hit. like, you know, we have elderly people down here walking around >> with temperatures below 30. many are concerned other buildings in center city are area might pose the same threat >> you got to worry about the ca

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil. alexandria hoff is live in smyrna and there's new information about the investigation tonight. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, jessica, building cis the prison was cleared as the crime scene but an extensive investigation will continue. one of the three hostages who made it out alive. >> ♪ >>> smile. smile >> talking about retiring. >> reporter: it's work behind prison walls can harden the heart, steven floyd was kept soft by his wife, children and grandkids >> he sdefbed so much more >> lieutenant floyd was initially one of four workers taken hostage by prisoners on wednesday, he was found unresponsive inside the facility the following day. hours after his body transported from the medical examiner's office. hundreds gathered to honor a man who officials say shouted to warn responders of a trap inside the prison. choosing their lives over his own. >> ♪ . >> reporter: one counselor and two fellow correctional officers made it out alive. this is one of them. >> i new to the department. >

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. >> i'm jessica dean. david spunt is live in yardley tonight with how the suspect was finally caught. david? >> reporter: jessica, authorities say it is a disturbing story and tonight they believe there may be more victims in this case. bucks county authorities say penn medicine nurse james close secretly photographed and taped a 17-year-old girl while she was undressed during a dermatology appointment here at this doctor's office in yardley. >> it's very disturbing. you have a trust with people in the medical profession. >> but bucks county district attorney tells eyewitness news it doesn't stop there. he says close did the same thing to seven other women. >> i'm afraid there may be more. that's my concern at this point. we want to make sure we take care of the victims that we have, make them feel safe. >> reporter: according to charging documents, the 17-year-old was undressed in a treatment booth when she noticed an iphone on the ground. she told authorities it was recording. documents reveal police foun

good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in our satellite center following this story and what experts say it all means. david? >> good evening, a lot of people talking about this. there is no indication that this spy ship has anything to do with the resignation of president trump's security advisory general michael flynn. the ship is about 70 miles off the coast to coast of the united states in international waters. >> david martin is the national security correspondent for cbs news, he's been on beat 25 years with the network and is watching the ship movements. >> having russian intelligence ships off the coast of the united states was in every day occurrence during the cold war. >> reporter: it eventually stopped. and martin said it picked back up a couple of years ago. the ship left cuba and was likely set to travel to the connecticut coast before heading back to cuba >> >> here's what the russians are good at. mind games, and they play three dementia chest >> ed lives in philade

i'm jessica dean. david? >> reporter: jessica, about three minutes ago, more ice small chunks fell off. the sidewalk is open. you can see the sign this sign says it all. caution, falling ice. there are some police on site just to make sure things are ok. this cell phone video shows chunksive ice falling off the loewhotel in center city. bigger chunks fell off prompting authorities to immediately close the road and sidewalks. >> people were just running everywhere. telling pedestrians to take cover >> she said some of the ice chunks were the size of the car hoods. police taking no chances closed market between 12th and 13th >> everyone was caught off guard they didn't quite know where to direct us >> plenty of people were walking around when the ice came barrelling down. >> anybody could have got hit. like, you know, we have elderly people down here walking around >> with temperatures below 30. many are concerned other buildings in center city are area might pose the same threat >> you got to worry about the ca

. >> i'm jessica dean. david spunt is live in yardley tonight with how the suspect was finally caught. david? >> reporter: jessica, authorities say it is a disturbing story and tonight they believe there may be more victims in this case. bucks county authorities say penn medicine nurse james close secretly photographed and taped a 17-year-old girl while she was undressed during a dermatology appointment here at this doctor's office in yardley. >> it's very disturbing. you have a trust with people in the medical profession. >> but bucks county district attorney tells eyewitness news it doesn't stop there. he says close did the same thing to seven other women. >> i'm afraid there may be more. that's my concern at this point. we want to make sure we take care of the victims that we have, make them feel safe. >> reporter: according to charging documents, the 17-year-old was undressed in a treatment booth when she noticed an iphone on the ground. she told authorities it was recording. documents reveal police foun

good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. natasha brown is at hahnemann with the latest on the injured officers' condition. >> reporter: well, we do understand that two of the officers were taken here to hahnemann university hospital where they're expected to be treated and released. all of this as a peaceful protest took a disturbing turn. cell phone video captured the skermish between police and protesters at broad and cecil b more before 7:00 p.m., a crowd ran to 1600 broad street in front of bank of america where bike teams were blocking the entrance. at least 12 officers were sprayed by the protesters with black spray paint and pepper spray. three of those officers were injured and the bank was vandalized. cameras captured protesters burning an american flag. it began at city hall earlier. police say it had been peaceful until it took a turn as the event was wrapping up. we also know tonight that four protesters were arrested and will be facing charges in this case. we're live at hahnemann hospital tonight natasha brown,

good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. natasha brown is at hahnemann with the latest on the injured officers' condition. >> reporter: well, we do understand that two of the officers were taken here to hahnemann university hospital where they're expected to be treated and released. all of this as a peaceful protest took a disturbing turn. cell phone video captured the skermish between police and protesters at broad and cecil b more before 7:00 p.m., a crowd ran to 1600 broad street in front of bank of america where bike teams were blocking the entrance. at least 12 officers were sprayed by the protesters with black spray paint and pepper spray. three of those officers were injured and the bank was vandalized. cameras captured protesters burning an american flag. it began at city hall earlier. police say it had been peaceful until it took a turn as the event was wrapping up. we also know tonight that four protesters were arrested and will be facing charges in this case. we're live at hahnemann hospital tonight natasha brown,

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. >> i'm jessica dean. authorities say the suspect who was nearly naked assaulted and robbed a taxi driver before stealing the car. >> our natasha brown is in rittenhouse square tonight with how this story played out. >> reporter: this was a wild scene. it started a couple of blocks away from here at 20th and locust and independented behind me at 18th and walnut. it was 3:00 p.m., a very pleasant monday afternoon. the park was full of people and amazingly no one was injured. tires squealing, heads turning, people darting out of the way as witnesses tried to figure out what led to a bizarre >> he dragged her on the street. >> when the drier gets out to help the female passenger, that's when the driver takes off. >> i start running behind the car. >> lots of people hiding in the trees running around, smoke everywhere. it was crazy. >> reporter: the cab finally came to rest here at 18th and walnut after hitting another car. witnesses capture the incident from many van tang points as bystanders yanked the man f

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. a snow emergency is in effect for philadelphia. government offices in the region are already closing, and a lot of kids will have the day off tomorrow. >> philadelphia public schools joined the city's archdiocese schools and announced they too will be closed tomorrow. there are also more than 200 other closings and delays showing at the bottom of your screen >> we have live team three coverage of the storm, alexandria hoff has more, but we start with kate bilo who has the latest track and also the latest timing of the snow. kate >> we made a few tweaks to the timeline just because it does look as though the system is coming in a bit faster than it looked a few hours ago. you can see it on stormscan 3, we've snow falling in state college of. about 2:00 ma'am. we originally said 2:00 to 5. we will be seeing precipitation across the area scattered showers starting to pop up over portions of delaware. this is coming in fast and furious, that means it will be out sooner probably by about n

. >> i'm jessica dean. authorities say the suspect who was nearly naked assaulted and robbed a taxi driver before stealing the car. >> our natasha brown is in rittenhouse square tonight with how this story played out. >> reporter: this was a wild scene. it started a couple of blocks away from here at 20th and locust and independented behind me at 18th and walnut. it was 3:00 p.m., a very pleasant monday afternoon. the park was full of people and amazingly no one was injured. tires squealing, heads turning, people darting out of the way as witnesses tried to figure out what led to a bizarre >> he dragged her on the street. >> when the drier gets out to help the female passenger, that's when the driver takes off. >> i start running behind the car. >> lots of people hiding in the trees running around, smoke everywhere. it was crazy. >> reporter: the cab finally came to rest here at 18th and walnut after hitting another car. witnesses capture the incident from many van tang points as bystanders yanked the man f

good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in our satellite center following this story and what experts say it all means. david? >> good evening, a lot of people talking about this. there is no indication that this spy ship has anything to do with the resignation of president trump's security advisory general michael flynn. the ship is about 70 miles off the coast to coast of the united states in international waters. >> david martin is the national security correspondent for cbs news, he's been on beat 25 years with the network and is watching the ship movements. >> having russian intelligence ships off the coast of the united states was in every day occurrence during the cold war. >> reporter: it eventually stopped. and martin said it picked back up a couple of years ago. the ship left cuba and was likely set to travel to the connecticut coast before heading back to cuba >> >> here's what the russians are good at. mind games, and they play three dementia chest >> ed lives in philade

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. a snow emergency is in effect for philadelphia. government offices in the region are already closing, and a lot of kids will have the day off tomorrow. >> philadelphia public schools joined the city's archdiocese schools and announced they too will be closed tomorrow. there are also more than 200 other closings and delays showing at the bottom of your screen >> we have live team three coverage of the storm, alexandria hoff has more, but we start with kate bilo who has the latest track and also the latest timing of the snow. kate >> we made a few tweaks to the timeline just because it does look as though the system is coming in a bit faster than it looked a few hours ago. you can see it on stormscan 3, we've snow falling in state college of. about 2:00 ma'am. we originally said 2:00 to 5. we will be seeing precipitation across the area scattered showers starting to pop up over portions of delaware. this is coming in fast and furious, that means it will be out sooner probably by about n

in the meantime, good evening to you i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> back to a chilling crime in burlington county. a man is charged with murder and authorities say he used a cellphone app to track whereabouts of his victim. >> david spunt is live in lumberton on detales and important information you can use to protect yourself, david. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, extremely important information, lumberton police investigated this case and it's a sad story. it's hard to believe someone could track your whereabouts from your cellphone and a lot of people don't know there are apps already preinstalled tonight. that expert has a warning for people about their cell phones. 45-year-old shannon o'rock was strangled last july inside her lumberton home. it remained a mystery to family, friends and neighbors and big break came and burlington county authorities announced 53-year-old william ganet as her killer. he used a cellphone app to track her whereabouts and she had no idea. >> unfortunately i'm not surprised to see something like this happen or it exists because techn

in the meantime, good evening to you i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> back to a chilling crime in burlington county. a man is charged with murder and authorities say he used a cellphone app to track whereabouts of his victim. >> david spunt is live in lumberton on detales and important information you can use to protect yourself, david. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, extremely important information, lumberton police investigated this case and it's a sad story. it's hard to believe someone could track your whereabouts from your cellphone and a lot of people don't know there are apps already preinstalled tonight. that expert has a warning for people about their cell phones. 45-year-old shannon o'rock was strangled last july inside her lumberton home. it remained a mystery to family, friends and neighbors and big break came and burlington county authorities announced 53-year-old william ganet as her killer. he used a cellphone app to track her whereabouts and she had no idea. >> unfortunately i'm not surprised to see something like this happen or it exists because techn

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good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. porter greg argos is live in upper darby where he spoke with that victim today, greg. >> reporter: that is right, jessica. it has been so beautiful last night around 7:30 the six three-year old victim was walking down sansom street near intersection i'm

good afternoon, i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. natasha brown joins us from the office of the district attorney in center city where an apologetic williams reruled his deis, natasha. >> reporter: well, ukee, this was not a resignation as some had expected but nonetheless it appears to be just as difficult, a decision for the two term philadelphia district attorney. >> to teach and every employee of the philadelphia district attorney's office, i asked again for to you accept my sincere apology, that i have let you town. >> reporter: apology get i can , often emotional seth williams announced he will not seek reelection for third term as philadelphia's advertise trick attorney. at abrupt action comes this is middle of the ethics violations and ongoing fbi and ir. the is investigation. embattled prosecutor has been under the microscope since august of 015, when investigators began looking into his political and personal finances. williams would later disclose failure to report $160,500 in gifts and income, including, $45,000 in home r

. >>> i'm jessica dean. at least five jewish community senters in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware were all targeted today. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at one of the centers in wynnewood, with more, joe? >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee, good evening. fbi and department of justice are now investigating this. cbs news is confirming they believe that there is definite coordination, behind these multiple phone calls, calling in bomb threats, to jewish community centers. a series of bomb threats are phoned into jewish community centers across the delaware valley, triggering fear and anxiety. in cherry hill bomb sniffing dogs were dispatched, to catch jewish community centers. the school community quickly got out. >> we got all of our people, members, everybody pulled together, evacuated in the parking lot, since then police showed up and sent us over to this building. >> they have all proven to be nothing, we have got all clear , approximately an hour after we received the call. >> repo

. >>> i'm jessica dean. we will check with kate bilo in a moment but first greg argos live in south philadelphia with a firsthand look at the trouble, that this windy wet ther has caused, greg, certainly powerful. >> reporter: it is, there, jessica and ukee. we're in jefferson square and you can see trees all around he a few hours ago these things blowing in the gusts, still pretty windy right the you this but nothing like it was just a to hours ago. leaves, blowing, bags flying, but not so serious nuisance of a windy afternoon. but the wind is no joking matter, especially when it turns from a nuisance to a danger. >> of course, tree just felon my car. >> reporter: kevin's car heavily damage blown over in the powerful gusts monday morning. >> it is all that weight. why couldn't it not blow the other way. >> reporter: weather service issued a wind advisory, 25 to 35 miles an hour sustain wind, with gusts, topping highway speed at 60 miles an hour. in montgomery county, this tree overpowered, blocking ash born

>>> i'm jessica dean. all flags in the the state the of of delaware have been ordered to fly at half staff in honor of sergeant steven floyd. police found his body after breaching prison just before today light this morning. he was a 16 year veteran have of the corrections department, and, authorities say that some inmates the protected a female counselor trapped inside during the standoff, she was rescued when police gained entry. >>> and it it was learned that 120 inmates are considered, suspects, as this investigation, gets underway. >>> we have team three coverage, as new details, emerged tonight. our cleve bryan is in dover but lets start with "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden at prison in delaware. >> reporter: officials say inmates, were armed with sharp instruments and they had rigged a wall system using metal foot lockers. at this point it is unclear if this was planned or spontaneous. seventeen and a half hour siege at james t vaughn correctional center ended at 5:00 thursday morning. the it

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. er anita oh is live at city hall with both side of the debate. anita? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, city leaders expect this tax has pulled in 2.3 million-dollar, in the first month, but businesses say it the is costing them, shop rite says it had to cut 6,000 employee hours and soda sales in the city are down about 50 percent. similar story for others we have spoke to across the city to day. >> it is a bad tax. >> reporter: about two months in philadelphia's 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks isn't so sweet for some business owners and customers. >> i hate it. >> reporter: vicky landers say she's an avid coke drinker but refused to buy soda in the city limits since tax's implementation on january 1st instead getting it from new jersey where her

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. tness news" reporter greg argos live at st. christopher's hospital with more on how this incredible story unfolded, greg. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. this all began with a 911 call yesterday morning, and ended with a one year-old boy being rushed here to st. christopher's hospital for children. his life saved, and his hotter , so very grateful. this story has a happy ending. >> now, he is up. >> he is up, he is pulling iv 's out of his arm, pulling stuff out of his nose. he is up. >> reporter: it we again far from it 9:30 monday morning at yas minute's smith home in north philadelphia, her one year-old son jason suddenly stopped breathing. >> his eyes started to roll in the back of his head and became unresponsive, yelling through the whole house calling 911. >> we were there minutes of getting call. >> he looked bad.

. >>> i'm jessica dean.ed his agenda at annual conservative political action conference and he told the crowd that they finally have a president. >> ♪ >> president trump took a victory lap at conservative political action conference in maryland. >> the win was something that really was dedicated to a country and people that believe in freedom, security, and the rule of law. >> mr. trump hit all of the themes most important to conservatives. >> we're going to repeal and replace obama care. >> we're building the wall. in fact, it will start soon. in fact, we are going to massively lower taxes on the middle class. >> president vowed to put america first. >> i'm not representing the globe. i'm representing your country. >> president trump skipped organization's annual conference during his presidential campaign last year but members say they liked what they hear from him so far. >> he is on our side. it would appear that way. like i said, he was well received. a year ago he probably would have been booed. >> rep

i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington.t was carrying 100 passengers when that ford went over it. ben tracie says this isn't the veteran actor's first close call. >> reporter: harrison ford narrowly averted disaster monday afternoon. the 74 year-old actor was cleared to london runway to zero left at john wayne airport in orange county south of los angeles. instead he landed on a parallel taxiway, passing over american airlines flight 1456, a boeing 737, with 110 passengers, and six crew members on board. after, ford asked air traffic controllers was that air liner meant to be underneath me. >> a runway is clearly marked with markings indicating that it is a runway. taxiway has its own separate identification lines. >> reporter: hon's incident wasn't first time the screen legend and respected pilot had trouble in the sky. >> 178 engine failure, immediately return. >> reporter: in 2015 ford was chriscally injured when engine failure forced him to make an emergency landing on a santa monica golf course. ford is avid air lane c

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at police headquarters with more on the investigation, greg. >> reporter: police are searching for two suspects, instead of shooting hoops, investigators say one of those suspects punched the victim in the face, the second shoved him to the ground, knocking him unconscious. this was all during a charity basketball game to help raise money for missionaries. >> it is about 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon charity basketball game taking place at the location. >> reporter: that game is here at international christian high school on east tabor road in olney, january 28th the when lieutenant john stanford says a fight breaks out. >> during the game at some point, there is an argument. >> reporter: you see this man in the white shirt punch another player sitting on the bench. that victim is helped up but not before a second man shoves him to the ground a few seconds later. victim knocked unconscious. >> it is something that shouldn't be taking place at

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. s is live with how this investigation is unfolding. >> reporter: jessica police say victim in this violent home invasion is lucky to be alive after those two masked men tied them up and severely beat him. that was this past friday in juniata park, tonight investigators pouring over home surveillance video that they say captured this entire crime. it is a terrifying home

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. this happened in kings grant section of evesham. alexandria hoff is live with the latest tonight from police. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, this is the seventh incident in seven months. in terms of a pattern, police say this seems to be operating in one specific area and on days when the weather is mild. k9 officers spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the trai

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. ts get to "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live at the scene all day, joe, what can you tell us right the now. >> jessica and ukee violence behind prison walls as that hostage situation still unfolding as we speak. four correctional employees still being held by inmates at james t. vaughn, sources telling cbs-3 that negotiations are underway right now and it is a very trag aisle situation. lets go take you live from chopper three to give you a look over prison right now we have been hovering over the prison for hours. we have watched a lot of activity unfold in

hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. vittoria woodill asked viewers what ads that stood out in commercials, that set them up. >> reporter: usually commercial that is everyone talks about on the day after the super bowl. >> do you remember any of the commercials from the super bowl. >> no. >> wow. >> no. >> reporter: but it appears natalie actual game scored bigger with viewers this year, in fact, when i asked both the what ads they like best many told me overall they were not impressed. >> commercials were a bit over the top. >> i remember a few they were terrible. >> hated them. >> i'm not a fan of the, i don't know how do you call it, 50 shade of gray. >> was that good for you. >> yes. >> couple years ago there were great ones about father hood and patriotism and nothing that make you laugh, i was kind of disappointed. >> it was a mother and child, fleeing across some desert, i have no idea what they were selling but something that didn't belong there at all. >> got this feeling in my body >> reporter: did you see just

. >>> i'm jessica dean.come two days after trump administration put iran on notice for testing a ballistic missiles. on friday trump administration imposed new sanctions on iran a response to the country testing ballistics missiles on sunday. >> president trump will do everything he can to make sure iran is stayed in check. >> reporter: penalty prevent dozens of companies and people involved in iran's ballistics missiles program from doing business with the u.s. and its citizens. >> they are not behaving. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister says his country is unmoved by threats. the president also took executive action to scale back regulations on wall street, he talk about the measure with top ceo's and banking executives at the white house. >> frankly i have so many people, friend of mine that have nice businesses they can this is bureau money because of the regulations. >> reporter: president signed a memorandum that repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees

. >>> i'm jessica dean.b a hoagie, snack on a pretzel and crack opened a cold one. >> the wawa you knew is being reimagined, seven and the doors to the new one of a kind concord township store are now opened. renovations to the property began in january, to introduce a whole new concept to patrons who just got to have a wawa. >> today is our first day of selling beer in pennsylvania and new wawa. >> reporter: store on naamans creek road in chadds ford is selling single serve and six packs of locally brought beer. >> we do sell beer in virginia , all of our stores, all of our florida stores. if you are a wawa fan you know that in other states we sell beer. here to take it is unusual in pennsylvania. >> reporter: people we spoke with say it is just another reason to love wawa. >> that is what people want. people want to be able to come to more layses and be able to get what they are looking for. >> i'm he so excited, i i can buy beer in pennsylvania in wawa. it is wonderful. >> reporter: it is not the only cha

hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington.ands of flights bound for northeast have already been cancelled in anticipation of the storm. so, how much can we expect? when will the heavier snowfall lets get answer from his meteorologist kate bilo who continues to track this storm system, kate. >> reporter: jessica and ukee right now is calm before the storm as skies are sunny, temperatures still in the 60's this many locations, dropping down in the the 50's. you can see this storm starting to get underway here just off to the west. we have got snow moving through portions of northern ohio, back into northern indiana and, cold air pushes in and really just, a perfect meet up of the cold coming from the north and west, storm moving off the coast where it will rapidly intensify, it will throw moisture back on the coast and the snow will intensify rapidly as it begins to fall. tomorrow morning, across our region. right the now not a whole lot of cloud. they are moving in from west to east. couple sprinkles showing up that is not reac

. >>> i'm jessica dean.denise coke of our sister station wj z in baltimore tells us tonight investigators are now following up, on, critical clues. >> reporter: for nearly 50 years, the disappearance and murder of the beloved young nun who taught at southwest baltimore's archbishop kia has been a mystery. now, wjz learned baltimore county police may be closer then ever to solving murder of the 26 year-old sister kathy sendnick. these two women, both with close ties to an unnamed man who may have been recently questioned by police tell wjz tell critical clues they have revealed to investigators and asked not to be identified. >> i instinctively felt when this had happened was murdered , that my husband at the time had committed the murder. >> reporter: you believe he killed her. >> the night that she was murdered, it sticks out in my mind so clearly because when my husband came in i remember looking up at him in shock because he had blood all over his white shirt. he said, i got the in to a fight. >> reporter

. >>> i'm jessica dean.mp returned to south carolina and to a theme that helped him win the election. >> donald j trump. >> with boeing's new 787 dream liner as a backdrop president trump renewed a campaign promise. >> as your president i'm going go to do everything that i can to unleash the power of the american spirit and to put our great people back to work. >> reporter: president got a tour of the south carolina plant where boeing workers are assembling the new plane. >> our goal as a nation must be to rely lesson imports and more on products, made here in the u.s.a. >> reporter: president said he could make it happen by reducing regulations, lowering taxes and enforcing trade rules. back in washington the white house is pushing back against a draft memo natalie ap obtained indicating the trump administration is considering mobilizing the national guard, to round up immigrants in the u.s. illegally. spokesmen sean spicer called the memo 100 percent not true, democrats called the idea appalling. >> that w

jessica dean will host the marathon from 1:00 to 4:00 on the "cw philly" available over the air on channel7.1 and these cable providers. the entire bin. runs on delvin barnes which you can see over the air on channel 3.2, and these cable providers as well. >> very cool. >> you got lots of options. >> thank you for joining us i'm natasha brown, we appreciate you being with us and we're always on "cw philly."com. back with you after that 10:00 on the "cw philly" and we'll see you at 11:00 right here on cbs3. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the battle of the ban plays on. president trump blasts the judge who put a nationwide hold on his travel ban from seven muslim countries and vows it will be overturned. airlines and the seasoned travelers are trying to figure out what no? also tonight, we're in palm beach, florida, where the president and first lady are spending the weekend, and protesters are on the march. iran flexes its military muscle after being hit with new u.s. sanctions. and a baby girl from iran is cleared to fly to the u.s. for a life-saving operation. >>

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with how this investigation is unfolding. >> reporter: jessica police say victim in this violent home invasion is lucky to be alive after those two masked men tied them up and severely beat him. that was this past friday in juniata park, tonight investigators pouring over home surveillance video that they say captured this entire crime. it is a terrifying home invasion. >> it does appear that to be some sort of a planned attack. >> reporter: which could have turned into a murder. >> if his brother had not come and rescued him, who knows, this could be a homicide. >> reporter: 11:00 p.m. friday night, paul mayor sits in his garage on small lawn equipment engines, door opened like neighbors say he usually keeps it. >> two heals entered an opened garage wearing masks, and with a handgun. >> reporter: police say they town may or with electrical tape, stuffed a rag in his mouth and brought him to the second floor of his home in the 4700 block of

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. the string of thefts is happening in radnor township. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live to explain why the critical have r are having an easy crime. alex? >> reporter: well, honda civics are the most stolen but not here in radnor. here thieves are target luxury vehicles and the way they're stealing them is frightening. it's in this just a string of high end vehicle thefts, it's the volume and method in which they're being stolen that prompted police to caution the residents >> we don't want anybody to get hurt, engage them. they are professional it's. they should be taken seriously. >> reporter: the luxury car thefts began last year and revved up in 2017 taking place in the evening and overnight. >> they're taking a lot of time to pick out high end vehicles such as a range vehicle, high end mercedes, high performance jeeps. >> reporter: some were locked in driveways with keys inside but in more recent cases these criminals taken to breaking into homes. stealing keys and the car. >> these individuals are getting a lot of

good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight a video going viral. >> atlantic city police officers angry profanity filled tirade leads to an internal affairs investigation. >> this video begins in the middle of the traffic stop. it is appears the unidentified officer was upset. one of the two men in the car was recording the encounter. the officer told them he was wearing a body camera and demand he stop recording. the officer is heard telling them he would knock them out and made other threats. >> put your hand in my face and i'll knock you out. you understand me? calm down. you feel me? >> yes, sir. >> statement the police department said the language and tone used by our officer in the video is concerning and is not condoned by this department. the officer involved has been placed on an administrative assignment pending the outcome of the investigation. and the police union says a nighttime traffic stop is dangerous. adding it is imperative we remain in control of the scene. sometimes in order to regain that control,

i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the two separate attacks happened at pat lindsey park in bucks county. alexandria hoff is at police headquarters with the important warning for all parents. >> reporter: right now, police say they have no reason to tie the two cases together. they do share details such as the boys' ages, the location and the use of social media. around 7:00 p.m. january 28th, sold bury township police said nicholas fisher lure add 13-year-old boy using the ap grinder to a community park where he sexual assaulted the child outside. on february 3rd, police say that nathan a 29-year-old from lamp bettersville lured a different 13 boy to the same location. the victim told police that the assault occurred at the park in the suspect's truck. that suspect is referred to as nate and sometimes jake. according to police documents he pressured the boy to meet at the park using snapchat >> there's potential for additional victims. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, it stated this type of news reminds all of us

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at city hall with both side of the debate. anita? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, city leaders expect this tax has pulled in 2.3 million-dollar, in the first month, but businesses say it the is costing them, shop rite says it had to cut 6,000 employee hours and soda sales in the city are down about 50 percent. similar story for others we have spoke to across the city to day. >> it is a bad tax. >> reporter: about two months in philadelphia's 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks isn't so sweet for some business owners and customers. >> i hate it. >> reporter: vicky landers say she's an avid coke drinker but refused to buy soda in the city limits since tax's implementation on january 1st instead getting it from new jersey where her hotter lives. >> they are going to go across city line avenue. >> reporter: business owners of david day of the beverage company seen decline first hand. >> we are down 30 percent in philadelphia they buy 3-liter

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. this happened in kings grant section of evesham. alexandria hoff is live with the latest tonight from police. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, this is the seventh incident in seven months. in terms of a pattern, police say this seems to be operating in one specific area and on days when the weather is mild. k9 officers spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the trai

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in upper darby where he spoke with that victim today, greg. >> reporter: that is right, jessica. it has been so beautiful last night around 7:30 the six three-year old victim was walking down sansom street near intersection i'm standing at tear field avenue and upper darby police say two men blind sided him there behind and seriously beat him. battered and bruised. >> he steel my wallet and my money. >> reporter: six three-year old john, concerned to show his full identity is glad to be alive. >> i'm lucky because i put my hand on high face, like that. >> reporter: yes. >> don't kick high face. >> reporter: knee bandaged, bruises on his face and arms john was walking near sansom and fairfield avenue on a calm early evening wednesday in upper darby. >> just walking through the neighborhood which he does all the time. >> reporter: when upper dash boy he lease superintendent michael chitwood says two men approached him from behind. >> apparent

. >>> i'm jessica dean. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live at st. christopher's hospital with more on how this incredible story unfolded, greg. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. this all began with a 911 call yesterday morning, and ended with a one year-old boy being rushed here to st. christopher's hospital for children. his life saved, and his hotter , so very grateful. this story has a happy ending. >> now, he is up. >> he is up, he is pulling iv 's out of his arm, pulling stuff out of his nose. he is up. >> reporter: it we again far from it 9:30 monday morning at yas minute's smith home in north philadelphia, her one year-old son jason suddenly stopped breathing. >> his eyes started to roll in the back of his head and became unresponsive, yelling through the whole house calling 911. >> we were there minutes of getting call. >> he looked bad. >> i began rescue breathing in an attempt to resuscitate the child. >> reporter: officer jeremy elliott continued for more than 10 minutes as his fellow 39th district brothers, dan williams and ger