eyewitness reporter david spunt is in old city with the latest, david. >> hundreds of remains found behind me months ago and l&i got a complaint xhor remains were found and l&i could not vam date the compliant. construction continued. original remains from a few months ago they have been moved for analysis. >> reporter: one by one 3 300-year-old wooden coffin from philadelphia were unloaded off a truck. >> it's so rare we get an opportunity to rally see across section of society at a particular point in time. >> and meteorologist kimberly moran is talking about year 1 1707 to 1859 some of the earliest citizens were recently discovered at this old city construction site and remains were in storage boxes under i 5 since discovery. >> why were they left behind and who were they. >> hundreds of people, men, women and little children were supposed to be moved by 18 59 to church in southwest philadelphia and it never happened. >> we immediately noticed this project would be massive. >> george leader is arc archologist with college of new jersey and helping moran and rest of team. >> this arm is

david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> (inaudible) goes viral. a camera capture a womanly tirade. coming up in a few minutes, greg argos speaks with the man who shot the video and police about the way they stay calm in these tense situations. >> dramatic moments in the sexual assault trial as accuser andrea constand testifies. she recounted the night she says cosby offered her three pills to help her relax. she woke up to cosby molesting her. constant said he eventually apologized to her on the phone. other women claiming to have been victimized by cosby were also in court. >> i'm so relieved i'm not on the stand. but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. and we all know what he is. >> cosby is charged with assaulting constand at his montgomery county home in 2004. >>> after two days of deliberations. a bucks county jury convicted lee kaplan on all counts in his child molestation trial. kaplan argued the family considered him married to the oldest girl and never abused the other the. the judge did not set up a sentencing date. >

in old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david.t's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusing on as they restart iconic symbol and surprising thing we discovered high above the city streets. lauren. >> after a damp and soggy may, mother nature turned thing as round with the first day of june. can we keep sunshine and warmth around as we head into the upcoming weekend. i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear was roaming around. >> bear sightings led to a lot of buzz in doylestown. >> here's on the facebook page route 202 and east swamp road last night and early this morning no reports of injuries or property damage and authorities want to track this bear down sooner rather

eyewitness news reporter david spunt is on the scene tonight with the latest. david? >> reporter: ukee, she is 53 years old, this victim. she's in critical condition at a local hospital right now with family members, but tonight as you mentioned, authorities are looking for one possibly two cars with everything that happened behind me last night. these pieces of a car inside an evidence bag are just a few clues into a violent hit and run on route 130 sunday night. a woman crossed the busy road when a car hit her. detectives say it's possible another car dragged her down the road. >> it's a very serious crime. the vehicles left the location, no one stopped to even render aid. >> reporter: burlington township detective is the lead on case. he showed surveillance individual video of a car that is likely involved. in the video the car pulls into a local car dealership, the lights go off and the driver and passenger get out of the car and switch seats before driving off. strange? definitely, according to detective fontana. he says other surveillance video puts this specifi

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is out the restaurant with more on this frightening ordeal. >>reporter: the banner behind me marks the spot where the truck crashed. the restaurant is open and the driver is in police custody. this surveillance video needs few words, if any, customers were enjoying lunch when a u-haul clammed through the glass. the woman who jumped away made it out without a scratch. >> it's seemed unreal. felt like a movie. >> reporter: michelle tall lor said she's lucky to be alive. the truck missed her by a few feet >> i heard the noise and turned around and saw the truck and i didn't see her, it was really like, my god where is she. >> reporter: she was surrounded by shattered glass and but she was worried about someone else >> the driver in the car, he was screaming and yelling to get out to my immediate reaction was get him out of the truck. >> reporter: authorities say the driver was going the wrong way north on 2nd street before he crashed. this cell phone video obtained by "eyewitness news" shows the crashed u-haul. the driver falls out yelling. he start

david spunt is in our satellite center with why this could make a retrial tougher. defend? >> reporter: this is the list of the jurors but we're not sharing specific names unless the person gives us permission. the judge in this case surprised many by releasing these names, a jury expert the a jury consultant he said what happens will pose another problem if and when the case is retried. as bill cosby walked it of the montgomery county courthouse following the mistrial announcement saturday. the jurors in the case snuck out the back doors. hoping to remain anonymous. many thought they would never deal with the case again after all, they were dismissed for good. four days later. judge steven o'neill granted a motion to make the names public, all 18. 12 jurors and six alternates. all from allegheny county and spent more time deliberating than listening to actual trial testimony. one juror made it clear with this sign on the front door. no interviews about the case. >> i think it's interesting that >> mark is known my many in the legal community as the juror whisperer. a jury

eyewitness reporter david spunt is in old city with the latest, david. >> hundreds of remains found behind me months ago and l&i got a complaint xhor remains were found and l&i could not vam date the compliant. construction continued. original remains from a few months ago they have been moved for analysis. >> reporter: one by one 3 300-year-old wooden coffin from philadelphia were unloaded off a truck. >> it's so rare we get an opportunity to rally see across section of society at a particular point in time. >> and meteorologist kimberly moran is talking about year 1 1707 to 1859 some of the earliest citizens were recently discovered at this old city construction site and remains were in storage boxes under i 5 since discovery. >> why were they left behind and who were they. >> hundreds of people, men, women and little children were supposed to be moved by 18 59 to church in southwest philadelphia and it never happened. >> we immediately noticed this project would be massive. >> george leader is arc archologist with college of new jersey and helping moran and rest of team. >> this arm is

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is out the restaurant with more on this frightening ordeal. >> reporter: the banner behind me marks the spot where the truck crashed. the restaurant is open and the driver is in police custody. this surveillance video needs few words, if any, customers were enjoying lunch when a u-haul clammed through the glass. the woman who jumped away made it out without a scratch. >> it's seemed unreal. felt like a movie. >> reporter: michelle tall lor said she's lucky to be alive. the truck missed her by a few feet >> i heard the noise and turned around and saw the truck and i didn't see her, it was really like, my god where is she. >> reporter: she was surrounded by shattered glass and but she was worried about someone else >> the driver in the car, he was screaming and yelling to get out to my immediate reaction was get him out of the truck. >> reporter: authorities say the driver was going the wrong way north on 2nd street before he crashed. this cell phone video obtained by "eyewitness news" shows the crashed u-haul. the driver falls out yelling. he star

. >> our david spunt has been in the courtroom all morning long. he joins us now, from federal court, in center city, with who the prosecution has put on the stands today. david? >> yes, big day, a lot of text messages from the beginning, the federal government has called this justice for sale. today on the stands, man named muhammad ali, friends asomugha owes ate of set william, who authority say he gave seth williams special trips for williams to provide him special security access at philadelphia airport. >> seth williams walked into court on the third day of his fed ram corruption trial, said hello, walk quickly into the building, made the usual pleasantry, refused to say anything else n court he sat sideways, frequently looking at observers and journalists, the judge told his defense attorney to lower his voice and not fight with the witness. williams' charged with what prosecutors label as five schemes. they say he traded influence for bribes. overseas trips. and convertible to name a few allegations. today businessman and williams friends muh

in old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david. it's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusing on as they restart iconic symbol and surprising thing we discovered high above the city streets. lauren. >> after a damp and soggy may, mother nature turned thing as round with the first day of june. can we keep sunshine and warmth around as we head into the upcoming weekend. i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear was roaming around. >> bear sightings led to a lot of buzz in doylestown. >> here's on the facebook page route 202 and east swamp road last night and early this morning no reports of injuries or property damage and authorities want to track this bear down sooner rathe

. >>> i'm natasha brown in nor guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live, with what we know so far about the wiretapping. david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a mayor jim kenney is down playing these letters tonight, very typical to get one of these letters from the government, if you are speaking to someone under investigation hoist wiretapped and your voice is pick up on that wiretap. last august, fbi agents raided local 98 boss john dougherty's south philadelphia home, they also went inside union headquarters on spring garden street, the investigation, quiet now, at least publicly but recently mayor jim kenney and others received official notice from the government that their conversations with john dougherty were wiretapped >> it is a standard pro forma i don't know how you cannot talk to john dougherty or majority leader of council over a two year period and not be recorded. >> reporter: we caught up with the mayor following a news conference, highlighting new programs to put people to work in the philadelphia building trade industry. kenney said he is not concerned

"eyewitness news" david spunt is in our satellite center with details on the testimony. david? >> it's going to be a big day in washington. the former fbi director testifies in the morning, a source close to james comey says he wanted his opening statement to be leaked early. that's what happened. comey said the president called the russian investigation a cloud. and asked what could be done to lift it. >> i donald john trump >> 48 hours after president trump took at the oath of office. he and then fbi director james comey shook hands and embraced in a public setting. the situation reportedly made comey feel uncomfortable according to his friends. comey was fired in early may. a few days later, the president took to twitter and said, james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. but comey didn't need tapes. it kept detailed notes. and tomorrow morning, he'll highlight some of his meetings with the president in this seven-page opening statement. it describes specific meetings with trump including detailed conversation

david spunt is in our satellite center with why this could make a retrial tougher. defend? >> reporter: this is the list of the jurors but we're not sharing specific names unless the person gives us permission. the judge in this case surprised many by releasing these names, a jury expert the a jury consultant he said what happens will pose another problem if and when the case is retried. as bill cosby walked it of the montgomery county courthouse following the mistrial announcement saturday. the jurors in the case snuck out the back doors. hoping to remain anonymous. many thought they would never deal with the case again after all, they were dismissed for good. four days later. judge steven o'neill granted a motion to make the names public, all 18. 12 jurors and six alternates. all from allegheny county and spent more time deliberating than listening to actual trial testimony. one juror made it clear with this sign on the front door. no interviews about the case. >> i think it's interesting that >> mark is known my many in the legal community as the juror whisperer. a jury

"eyewitness news" david spunt is in our satellite center with details on the testimony. david? >> it's going to be a big day in washington. the former fbi director testifies in the morning, a source close to james comey says he wanted his opening statement to be leaked early. that's what happened. comey said the president called the russian investigation a cloud. and asked what could be done to lift it. >> i donald john trump >> 48 hours after president trump took at the oath of office. he and then fbi director james comey shook hands and embraced in a public setting. the situation reportedly made comey feel uncomfortable according to his friends. comey was fired in early may. a few days later, the president took to twitter and said, james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. but comey didn't need tapes. it kept detailed notes. and tomorrow morning, he'll highlight some of his meetings with the president in this seven-page opening statement. it describes specific meetings with trump including detailed conversation

that's where david spunt is live with reaction to the teacher's arrest. >> reporter: eric howell is behind bars tonight. facing several charges. he will appear before a judge early tomorrow morning. those who live around here say this is disturbing and authorities say it all began with a simple coconut water bottle. here he is, 43-year-old eric you howell a chemistry teacher at lenape high school, detectives say he took pictures and vice under the skirts and shorts of teenager female students. burlington county authorities say howell used a coconut water box like this to hide a small camera. they say he put the box in his brief case, and that's how he got his shots. detectives say he lowered the briefcase near unassuming victims. a student noticed the odd behavior and reported it to school officials this month. >> it was disgusting. he should be fired, all the above. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: howell was arrested after authorities searched his maple shade home. found multiple digital storage devices that are currently under going analysis. authorities say there are three studen

our david spunt was in the courtroom this morning and joins us live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown with what has happened so far today, good afternoon, david. >> good afternoon. day number five busy day for bill cosby his defense team and the prosecution team, andrea constand, she was the star witness, earlier this week, she says that bill cosby , drugged, and then sexually assaulted her. today big focus so far from that 2005 deposition was a conversation, and uncomfortable conversation that cosby had with constand's mother on the phone. bill cosby walk in the montgomery county courthouse for the fifth day of his trial , the 79 year-old comedian sat quietly in court as more of his 2005 deposition was discussed publicly. andrea constand, woman accusing cosby of sexual assault, testified earlier this week. it came out in court, that cosby provided benadryl to constand before she says that she was sexually assaulted. friday morning, more of cosby 's deposition came to light, including an uncomfortable conversation with constand's mother on the telephone, according to the

david spunt in the stat center with more on this fight on capitol hill. >> it's a big fight, cbo is non partisan entity and both sides arguing the president vows to go forward and protesters continue to make their voice heard. >> outrage in old city. senator pat toomey office was the gathering place for those in opposition to the republican sponsored healthcare bill. 22 million americans will lose their health insurance under the new senate plan according to the cbo. the report shows the healthcare bill will reduce the budget deficit by 321 billion over the next decade. most savings come from cuts in medicade spend khing will be difficult from senators from states that expanded medicade narrow bam acare. >> we have a lot of issues right now aunt governor's initial impression is that it's not helpful to his state. >> and conservatives say it doesn't slash enough obamacare tax cred toyts help people buy insurance and cbo score comes after republican leaders are pushing on a vote by end of this week on the bill. >> as we speak leaders in the united states senate are debating legislation an

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live spring garden with the story. >> reporter: i'm at the local 98 headquarters. members of this union and friends of john dougherty the union boss are standing by him. we found out besides mayor kenney other people received these letters. this document proves the fbi wire tapped local 98 union boss john dougherty. agents took boxes out of his south philadelphia home last august. he stood with neighbors and friends relaxed, yet curious. >> you know i've been on the scrutiny my whole life. i don't understand why. maybe it's because i win too much. >> reporter: they raided the local headquarters, dougherty has not been charged with a crime but speculation continues. >> after jim kenney and other dougherty associates say they were notified by uncle sam their calls with the union boss were indeed recorded >> i don't know how you could not talk to john dougherty or the majority leader council over almost two-year period and not be recordeded >> the feds are rider to send what's known as an intercept letter to anyone else who was recorded, the

eyewitness news reporter david spunt is on the scene tonight with the latest. david? >> reporter: ukee, she is 53 years old, this victim. she's in critical condition at a local hospital right now with family members, but tonight as you mentioned, authorities are looking for one possibly two cars with everything that happened behind me last night. these pieces of a car inside an evidence bag are just a few clues into a violent hit and run on route 130 sunday night. a woman crossed the busy road when a car hit her. detectives say it's possible another car dragged her down the road. >> it's a very serious crime. the vehicles left the location, no one stopped to even render aid. >> reporter: burlington township detective is the lead on case. he showed surveillance individual video of a car that is likely involved. in the video the car pulls into a local car dealership, the lights go off and the driver and passenger get out of the car and switch seats before driving off. strange? definitely, according to detective fontana. he says other surveillance video puts this specifi

david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> (inaudible) goes viral. a camera capture a womanly tirade. coming up in a few minutes, greg argos speaks with the man who shot the video and police about the way they stay calm in these tense situations. >> dramatic moments in the sexual assault trial as accuser andrea constand testifies. she recounted the night she says cosby offered her three pills to help her relax. she woke up to cosby molesting her. constant said he eventually apologized to her on the phone. other women claiming to have been victimized by cosby were also in court. >> i'm so relieved i'm not on the stand. but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. and we all know what he is. >> cosby is charged with assaulting constand at his montgomery county home in 2004. >>> after two days of deliberations. a bucks county jury convicted lee kaplan on all counts in his child molestation trial. kaplan argued the family considered him married to the oldest girl and never abused the other the. the judge did not set up a sentencing date. >

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live spring garden with the story. >> reporter: i'm at the local 98 headquarters. members of this union and friends of john dougherty the union boss are standing by him. we found out besides mayor kenney other people received these letters. this document proves the fbi wire tapped local 98 union boss john dougherty. agents took boxes out of his south philadelphia home last august. he stood with neighbors and friends relaxed, yet curious. >> you know i've been on the scrutiny my whole life. i don't understand why. maybe it's because i win too much. >> reporter: they raided the local headquarters, dougherty has not been charged with a crime but speculation continues. >> after jim kenney and other dougherty associates say they were notified by uncle sam their calls with the union boss were indeed recorded >> i don't know how you could not talk to john dougherty or the majority leader council over almost two-year period and not be recordeded >> the feds are rider to send what's known as an intercept letter to anyone else who was recorded, the

that's where david spunt is live with reaction to the teacher's arrest. >> reporter: eric howell is behind bars tonight. facing several charges. he will appear before a judge early tomorrow morning. those who live around here say this is disturbing and authorities say it all began with a simple coconut water bottle. here he is, 43-year-old eric you howell a chemistry teacher at lenape high school, detectives say he took pictures and vice under the skirts and shorts of teenager female students. burlington county authorities say howell used a coconut water box like this to hide a small camera. they say he put the box in his brief case, and that's how he got his shots. detectives say he lowered the briefcase near unassuming victims. a student noticed the odd behavior and reported it to school officials this month. >> it was disgusting. he should be fired, all the above. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: howell was arrested after authorities searched his maple shade home. found multiple digital storage devices that are currently under going analysis. authorities say there are three studen

david spunt in the stat center with more on this fight on capitol hill. >> it's a big fight, cbo is non partisan entity and both sides arguing the president vows to go forward and protesters continue to make their voice heard. >> outrage in old city. senator pat toomey office was the gathering place for those in opposition to the republican sponsored healthcare bill. 22 million americans will lose their health insurance under the new senate plan according to the cbo. the report shows the healthcare bill will reduce the budget deficit by 321 billion over the next decade. most savings come from cuts in medicade spend khing will be difficult from senators from states that expanded medicade narrow bam acare. >> we have a lot of issues right now aunt governor's initial impression is that it's not helpful to his state. >> and conservatives say it doesn't slash enough obamacare tax cred toyts help people buy insurance and cbo score comes after republican leaders are pushing on a vote by end of this week on the bill. >> as we speak leaders in the united states senate are debating legislation an

seth williams and i'm david spunt with the surprise twist in the case. >>> it is weekend and we are down the shore for this weekend's summer if he celebration we will check out food at food truck invitation al and pat gallen takes us inside, sea isle ice company. that is all next stay with us. ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our equal rights destinations at iloveny.com fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room d

reporting live tonight, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >> this time from wilmington delaware a young boy is in critical condition after being shot in the head. the shooting happened late this afternoon on the 700 block of east sixth street, 31 year-old woman was shot in the arm. police are still looking for the shooter. we have a crew on the scene and update/"eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> escaped bucks county prisoner has been taken in custody, this is exclusive video of daniel s elby junior taken in custody this afternoon in the area of keith valley and county line road in warrington. seven schools in the central bucks school district were placed on lock down after sighting of s elby earlier today. he escaped sunday night after a pick up lansdowne for failure to appear on a drug charge. his father six five-year old daniel selby junior is facing charges for aiding in his son 's escape. >>> woman at center of the bill cosby's sex assault trial takes the stand to testify about his alleged encounter with the entertain inner 2004 that led to criminal charges.

our david spunt is live in norristown with more on day five of the trial, david. >> reporter: after five days of prosecution, it is done and up to the defense, they will take the helm, next week, we are told that cosby may actually take the stand that was a surprise today and we're also told close members of his family are expected to show up behind me. bill cosby walked with confidence, into court on day number five, next to him the man who walks him in every day , andrew wyat, the comedian 's friend and spokesmen. >> his moodies great. it is as good as can be expected. >> reporter: wyat dropped surprising news on the montgomery county courthouse steps by announcing possibility of cosby himself taking the stand. >> nothing is ever off the table in a trial of this magnitude. you have to look at and weigh your options. in a ballgame things changed and players are taken out and sometimes a star player plays and sometimes they don't. >> reporter: inside more from a 2005 deposition, including an admission from cosby, he says he gave multiple woman quaalude but it is not clear if they were aw

reporting will you have tonight in bucks county, david spunt cbs3. >>> the suspect in today's explosion at a brussels train station has died. authorities say they stopped a terror attack when they shot the suspect. one of the nation's main trap stations. this is video from inside the station. medics were unable to to tend to him out of fear. no one was injured in the explosion. crisis center based on initial information it does not see a need to raise the threat of level. >>> two tornados touched down in our region. the tornado packed wind up to 80 miles an hour up rooting trees, but fortunately no serious damage. another touched done in delaware. left behind damage to a storage shed. the national weather service said that wind had winds up to 85 miles per hour. >> it's fortunate we can replace buildings and construction trailers. we can't replace people. >> the cooperative provides electric service to kent and as you say six had about 2000 homes without power >>> lauren casey is joining us. >>> we have the tornado you can see that damage there in sussex county. meteorologist from the w

reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you so much. >>> also tonight parts of the walnut street in olde city remain closed after scaffolding on and apartment building collapsed sending two workers to the hospital. police say a line snapped, dropping the scaffolding nearly 30 feet, on to the rooftop of a adjacent building at fourth and walnut street. workers were transported to jefferson university hospital, and there is no word on their conditions, just yet, police say the 40500 blocks of walnut street will remain closed until tomorrow morning. >>> philadelphia police continued to investigate why a seven year-old girl was asleep in a car, towed by a repossession man earlier this morning. special victims unit is now hand telling case and they want to know how long the girl 's 26 year-old mother was inside of the west philadelphia pizza place where she worked, and if she routinely kept her daughter inside the car while she was at work. investigators are interviewing co-workers and checking surveillance cameras to try to piece everything together. police

. >> mayor kenney admits his even if calls are part of the fbi investigation i'm david spunt with hisipment vandalized and stone, i'm greg argos in chester township where police found that equipment and what this volunteer organization is doing to get back on their feet. >>> and group of camden high school students are taking a trip of the lifetime, a chance to go back to their roots, where they are flying too and culture they hope to learn and embrace once they get there. >>> just a couple pop up showers and thunderstorms today but we will increase that storm chance in the upcoming weekend which day will be wetter i'll have the answer in the forecast with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> 6:00 o'clock straight up, city officials wiretapped, mayor jim kenney, these documents alerted official that is their conversation was labor boss john dougherty are part of an fbi investigation. good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm natasha brown in nor guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live, with what we know so far about the wiretapping. david? >> repo

david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> a new report is revealing the problems that led to deadlyson stand-off in smyrna, delaware. governor john carney released preliminary report from an independent review t describes the james t vaughn correctional center as dangerously over crowded, critically under staffed, poorly run and managed. in february, lieutenant steven floyd was killed, after inmate there helped three correctional officers and prison counselor hostage, during a stand-off that lasted almost 20 hours. >>> well, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" got inside look at some new philadelphia police officers who are joining the bike patrol, and how they're dealing with the physical demands of being on two wheels. "eyewitness news" at the art museum steps, where bike police instructors showed off their skills. they're training newly sworn in officers, who just graduated from the academy. the rookies road from the northeast to the art museum, they're practicing maneuvers on those bikes, and while also learning the importance every physical fitness. >> i think it is really good that the po

david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> at the white house now, president trump is responding to the bombshell testimony james comey gave to the senate intelligence committee this week. during the white house news conference, with the president of rumania, president trump accused the fired fbi director of giving untrue testimony about their conversations, and the russia investigation. the president also said he's too long share his own version every event under oath, in the same breath, he also says that comey toldly vindicated him. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he's a leak err. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version -- >> 100%. >> are there tapes, sir? >> oh, you're going to be very disappointed when you hear the answer. don't wore. >> i president says he'll soon reveal whether there are tapes of his conversations with comey. >> despite the 198 a move bombing in cobbs creek, soon get pennsylvania historical and museum commission mark err. the group, who pushed for the historic marker, may surprise you. cherri gregg from our sister station, "kyw news radi

reporting will you have tonight in bucks county, david spunt cbs3. >>> the suspect in today's explosion at a brussels train station has died. authorities say they stopped a terror attack when they shot the suspect. one of the nation's main trap stations. this is video from inside the station. medics were unable to to tend to him out of fear. no one was injured in the explosion. crisis center based on initial information it does not see a need to raise the threat of level. >>> two tornados touched down in our region. the tornado packed wind up to 80 miles an hour up rooting trees, but fortunately no serious damage. another touched done in delaware. left behind damage to a storage shed. the national weather service said that wind had winds up to 85 miles per hour. >> it's fortunate we can replace buildings and construction trailers. we can't replace people. >> the cooperative provides electric service to kent and as you say six had about 2000 homes without power >>> lauren casey is joining us. >>> we have the tornado you can see that damage there in sussex county. meteorologist from the w

now, the cosby spokesman tells "eyewitness news" reporter, david spunt, that it is possible the comedianwitness stand. >> bill cosby walked with confidence into court on day number five. next to him, the man who walks him in every day, andrew wyatt, he is the comedian's friends and spokesman. >> his mood is great. as good as can be expected. >> wyeth dropped surprising news on the montgomery county courthouse steps. by announcing the possibility of cosby himself taking the stand. >> nothing ever off the table. when you are in a trial of this magnitude, you have to look at where all of your options n ballgame, things have changed, players have taken out, and sometimes the star player plays, and sometimes they don't inch. >> side the courtroom more from 2,005 deposition including admission from cosby. he says he gave multiple women quaaludes, but it is in the clear if they were aware. seven prescriptions, many from the mid 19 70s, were in cosby's name, but cosby said he never took the drugs, because they made him tired. earlier this week, andrea constand insisted that cosby drugged then se

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on what penn state is planning. >> penn state has a lotf work to do. >> in a recent interview with cbs news, timothe piazza father jim insisted fraternity life at penn state, and across the country, must change. >> i'm not necessarily opposed to greek life. but it is broken at penn state, it is broken throughout the country. >> friday afternoon the psu board of trustees voted on several resolution toss change fraternity life. some of the changes include giving the university control of the entire greek system including disciplinary action. board members mentioned a zero tolerance policy for hazing, and stronger criminal punishment. hard liquor is banned at social events. now, fraternities and sororities can have ten parties a semester, down from 45. >> today the board changed nothing. >> philadelphia attorney tom kline decline sees things a bit differently. he represent the piazza family and says the board's recommendations are just that: recommendations. he tells "eyewitness news," they're nothing more than words on paper at this point. >

beautiful homes and we have talked about the history of philadelphia, it has a lot of that but david spunt is joining me now and we're also a growing city. we are a city people are coming to and city that is expanding. >> one time there was a gentlemen's agreement you could not build taller then billy penn's hat. since then that city has changed over the last few hundred years and it has only better place toss go in the future. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> reporter: on a beautiful june day in philadelphia, dozens wait in line to see the famous rocky statue. >> i wanted to see rookie stairs to run up there and do the song. >> bronze statue means even more for angela and her husband chris, they proudly married in front of the landmark in 2009. >> it has made it more special for us, everything involved rocky for us and rocky story and the theme, and heart that goes with it. >> reporter: but philadelphia is so much more than this statue it is a city that has transformed from revolutionary village 250 years ago to a hub of business, production, in the 1950's and 60's. that has been in the cities p

begin in the man we went to call our resident historian here at cbs-3 in case you were wondering david spunt loves history so what better person to talk about the history of philadelphia. >> love it, thanks for having me. it is certainly impossible, to tell the history of philadelphia in the next two minutes so i will go back a little bit further in time before george washington, betsy ross, and the liberty bell. 241 years ago this week, delegates from the 13 columnist why inside this room , getting closer to declaring independent from king george the third. but long before that scorching summer of 76, the lenape type settled along the delaware river in the 1600's, the dutch es, fins and swedes moved in. >> colors of the philadelphia flag are blue and gold, that is colors of the flag of sweden. >> reporter: doctor lee arnold is direct of library and collections at historical society of pennsylvania and says this sit has quite a story to tell. >> i don't think there is any other city in the united states that can come near philadelphia for its history, or its importance within the nation. >>