piazza is seen falling multiple times.raternity brothers throwing things at him and trying to dress him before calling 911, 12 hours after his first fall. >> we have a friend unconscious. >> reporter: also in the courtroom, timothy piazza's parents for the first time coming face-to-face with most of the accused. they spoke to matt lauer last month. >> this was men who intended to force-feed lethal amounts of alcohol into other young men. >> reporter: today, piazza's father teared up and rocked in his seat as the lead detective said timothy looked dead, he looked like a corps. piazza's parents left the courtroom before the video was played. >> they want to remember their son as the bright young handsome man who he was. >> reporter: penn state disbanded the fraternity chapter and created a board to oversee changes in the school's greek system. charges for the 18 range from involuntarily manslaughter to tampering with evidence. william brennan represents joseph emms, charged with reckless endangerment. >> i can't say enough.

nick is seen handing beer to piazza and other pledges to shotgun. and one is shown on video slapping piazza with an open hand on his stomach to try to revive him. he is charged with just one count of reckless endangerment. >> i didn't see any evidence of criminal behavior on my client's part. and the video speaks for itself. so they can put whatever spin on it they like. >> reporter: the coroner ruled piazza died of massive head injuries and likely had a blood alcohol content four times the legal limit in his drunken stupor. his parents left the courtroom once the video of his final hours played. >> they know what that video shows. they heard evidence of it today. they read the grand jury report. and they just cannot bring themselves to watch the video. >> reporter: and as the hearing continues, it's expected to last for several hours. then the judge will decide if this case -- these cases will go to trial. i'm live in bellefonte, chad pradelli, "channel 6 action news." jim? >> thank you, chad. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, philadelphia po

greek organizations. >> i sat down with the piazza family. the way cultures operate, especially greek cultures operate on campuses across the country. they're not sure whether they're willing to watch that tape tomorrow. incredibly painful for them. eva, thanks very much. really appreciate it. >>> a lot of other news and for that as always we get it over to ron claiborne who we can confirm is still at the desk. >> without his contacts. >> i returned and i'm staying. >> okay. >> dan, good morning to you. paula and robert, good morning, everyone. >>> we're going to begin with the protesters and counterprotesters gathering from coast to coast clashing over islam. [ chanting "usa, usa, usa" ] in california, demonstrators gathering in san bernardino on 159 saturday at the site where a husband and wife motivated apparently by islamic extremism killed 14 people back in 2015. the event organized by a.c.t., ardent opponents of sharia, or strict muslim law who say the islamic religious is contrary to basic human rights, their words there. >>> and in ge

. >> parents of the timothy piazza killed in the hazing incident at penn state. >> are you all right. >> yes. >> at lee we're saving money here. >> parents of the yeah, timothy piazza, was killed in that hazing incident at penn state, are demanding change. they have sent a letter, to the university board of trustees asking something be done regarding its greek life policies. so lets get into this a bit. >> we have been reading it several pages long but we have taken out parts that are there once again our son died on your watch. we will never see them again because of the administration 's failures to protect him and then turning the blind eye known to problems but note just talking about their loss but they also mentioned some things they want to see changeness greek life. one says here, in action, to students is hipocrit california. i realize some students are children of alumni and prominent business figures and pennsylvania but they committed serious crimes and it is on video. what are you waiting for? it is time to act. >> steve keeley is on this story, in center city, steve? >>

piazza died in february after a pledge event involving heavy drinking. "action news" reporter is live where the hearing is still going on at this power. chad? >> reporter: yeah, monica. piazza's final hours were captured on video, and for much of today's hearing, we watch though final hours. they were disturbing, as you clearly see a young man in trouble, yet no one gets a medical attention for nearly 12 hours. the lead detective on the case testified timothy piazza looked like a corpse when several beta theta pi fraternity members carried his lifeless body from a staircase and placed hill on a couch. they talked and debated for an hour over whether to call 911 and get help. tom klein represents the dead 19-year-old's parents who lefd left the courtroom once the video began to play. >> alcohol poisoning within minutes and then who is in extremis while his so-called brothers-to-be are throwing shoes at him, his own shoes at him, throwing beer on him. >> reporter: the district attorney stacy park smith cut down nearly 12 hours of video from the fraternity

painful for the piazza's to watch. >> the judge has not yet set a new hearing date. fraternity which is also a defendant in the case, told cbs news it is confident justice will be served. >>> otto, a american college student jailed in north korea has been released. according to his parents otto has been in a coma and has been since march 2016. sources say 22-year old may have contracted botcholism. he was detained by north korean authorities for trying to steel a political banner. he was serving a 15 year sentence, he is scheduled to arrive in cincinnati, later this evening. >>> in the meantime former nba player dennis rodman arrived in north korea today. he has visited the country four times and arrived ate time of height even tension between the united states and north korea rodman says he is not going to the capitol to discuss the americans detained by the country. >> well, it is not my purpose right now. it is not my purpose right now . that is the main thing. >> u.s. national security spokesmen says rodman is not acting as a representative of the u.s. government

that is not enough for the family of tim piazza.kline can maternity representing the family. welcome back to the show. what you make of it? >> the initiatives are just about. they are proposals. penn state has not taken any action. there is a difference between words and actions. we support the words. we now look forward to the actions. >> martha: the university has said that they will monitor and oversee. what do you think they mean by that? are they going to be standing in these fraternity houses or have a representative there during these pledging rights, also known as hazing? >> martha, that is the point. we don't know. the piazzas have asked for change. penn state has committed to change. change is needed throughout the country, and fraternity life and on campuses, where hazing underage drinking, and other abuses are out of control. the problem is, the devil is in the details. we don't have one detail on paper. we don't have one policy, one procedure, one regulation. any disciplinary rules actually put to paper. we there for --

family is looking for is change. >> reporter: we watched the emergency meeting with piazza's family lawyer who says right now they're just words. >> what i heard were a lot of aspirational language with absolutely not one concrete action taken by the board of trustees of penn state today. >> we have a friend who's unconscious. >> reporter: prosecutors say timothy piazza's blood alcohol content was four times the legal limit when he fell down a flight of stairs head-first at the beta theta pi house off-campus, but no one called 911 for another 12 hours. before the meeting piazza's parents wrote a letter to the university trustees saying greek life at penn state is broken and must be fixed. 18 penn state students, five from our area, are facing charges in the death of tim piazza. erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> to another big story we're following at penn state. the university's former president is getting jailtime for his role in the jerry sandusky scandal. graham spanier and two other officials sentenced today. spanier will spend two months in jail. in march failing to act on signs j

piazza fell down the stairs at the frat house. prosecutors say no one called for help for 12 hours. 18 frat members are now facing charges. yesterday, penn state's board of trustees did not vote to ban greek life. their new rules do include zero tolerance for hazing, restrictions at social events, such as no liquor. more spot checks at fraternity houses and a student fee for joining a frat. nbc 10 spoke to the philadelphia-based attorney representing timothy piazza's family. he called the changes aspirational, but lacking. >> what the piazza family is looking for is change. and that change involves concrete actions that are taken. >> on thursday, timothy piazza's parents sent penn state a letter, asking the school to expel the students and fire the administrators tied to their son's death. >>> more news out of happy valley. penn state's former president and two former administrators will do jail time for their roles in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. yesterday, a judge sentenced former president graham spaniard to two

today the prosecution showing surveillance video of the last hours of timothy piazza's life. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: the parade of young penn state defendants, filing into court, somber faced. about to witness the horrifying video of the last night of tim piazza's life, shown only in the courtroom. >> they had to go from station to station, chug alcohol. >> piazza visibly drunk, downing at least four drinks in just minutes during the february fraternity party. two hours in, piazza falls 15 feet, banging his head. his unconscious body carried to a couch. a brother pouring beer over him, an apparent attempt to wake him. just before 2:00 a.m., someone else appears to slap the 19-year-old in the stomach. >> they treated him like a rag doll, like he was road kill. >> the video does show one brother, kordel davis, extremely animated, later recounting the night to robin roberts. >> i said we should call 911. >> reporter: his parents left the courtroom just before the agonizing video was shown. >> they want to remember their son as the young, bright, handsome, full of

piazza had an estimated blood alcohol level of .36. he and 13 other pledgeses were forced to go through the gauntlet, a series of drinking stations where they chugged wine, beer and vodka. fraternity president brendan young who is from malvern ordered frat members to remove all evidence of alcohol as 911 was called for the injured 19-year-old. young and 8 defendants are charged with in voluntary manslaughter and other related charges. ten others charged in the case are facing lessor charges of reckless endangerment to hazing. again be this is just a preliminary hearing the district attorney is not presenting the entire case. two others from our area are charge in the case, one from downingtown he is facing involuntary manslaughter charges. and boy accused of hazing. >> in washington, attorney general jeff sessions will testify at a public hearing at the intelligence senate committee tomorrow afternoon. he was expected to testify in a closed setting. he recused himself from the investigation into the russian investigation into collusion

it showed piazza chugging wine and vodka with several other pledges in february but it was piazza's dramatic stumbling and falling head first 92 walls and on to the ground that shocked parents of the young suspec sus. piazza even fell downstairs not seen for hours with frat brothers standing over his limp body and sitting next to it at times not calling 911 until 12 hours later. >> the piazza family whole heartedly and without any reservation and unapologetically support this prosecution. >> reporter: investigators say piazza had a blood alcohol level four times the legal limit for an adult and suffered bleeding on the brain along with numerous other injuries following the fall after fall. 20-year-old joseph emms of philadelphia was accused of punching piazza to wake him up according to prosecutors. but he never responded. his attorney says the video is not conclusive. >> that video doesn't show any criminality whatsoever. zero. zip, nada nothing. >> reporter: there are three other suspects from our area facing charges in this case. their attorneys will have a chance to cross-examine witness

piazza seen attempt to go stands several times but then collapsing. >> video shows a barbarick death, young man who was struggling, who was sick, who was ill, who was in pain. >> videotape was simply stated too painful for the piazza's to watch. >> piazza died after falling down the steps at the beta theta pi house in february following a night of heavy drinking, officials say 911 wasn't called until nearly 12 hours later. university has permanently banned the fraternity. >> this new, attorney jeff sessions preparing to face the senate committee investigating russia meddling in the 2016 election, testimony comes as president trump is reportedly considering firing the special council who recently took over the fbi investigation on the issue. correspondent on capitol hill with the details. >> lawmakers expected to ask attorney general, jeff sessions, whether president trump is considering firing the special council. last month, robert muller took over the f.b.i fbi's investigatn into russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> i can't think of worse move for the president at this time. >>

parents of the timothy piazza killed in the hazing incident at penn state are demanding change, in fact, they have sent a letter to the university's board of trustees , asking that something be done regarding this greek life policies. steve keeley in center city this morning with more, steve? >> reporter: well, we're on lawyers row on locust street specifically outside law offices of kline and spector that is law firm known for both its tv commercials with the former philadelphia anchor with man thaw sianni its highly successful, civil lawsuit as begins penn state university, first with the sandusky case, and representing some of its victims and now representing the parents of the tim piazza who sent that letter to the penn state's board of trustees because they are meet to go day and they are pushing the board to ex-spell all of those frat boys now criminally charged with their son's hazing death and to fire all of the university workers, who failed to prevent, their son's death and they now believe, karen and thomas share some responsibility for it. >> all right, certainly more as we

eighteen student rent facing charges in the piazza case.ight student facing involuntary manslaughter charges. david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> a new report is revealing problems that led to deadly prison scanned off in smyrna, delaware. governor john carney released preliminary report from independent review. it describes the vaughn correctional center over crowded, poorly managed. steven floyd was killed thereafter inmates held three correctional officers and a prison counselor hostage during stand-off that lasted almost 20 hours. >>> "eyewitness news" got an inside look at some of philadelphia police officers who were joining the bike patrol in how they're dealing with the physical demands of being on two wheels. cbs-3 at the art museum stems where bike police instructors showed offer skills, newly sworn officers graduated from the academy, the rookies road from the northeast, to the art museum there, and they're practicing maneuvers on the bike while also learning the importance of physical fitness. >> i think it is really good

piazza's parents are in the front row visibly distraught.e father cried as photos were seen of his son lying in the hospital bed in those final moments. as for charges these are 18 fraternity brothers. looking at nearly 1,000 charges. eight are facing aggravated assault which is the most serious of the charges. that's up to 20 years in prison. the other two are facing lesser charges alcohol violation and evidence tampering. melissa. >> melissa: brian, thank you. for more i'm joined by a criminal defense attorney and troy slaten criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor. eric, i'll start with you. what do you think happens from here now? they've had this hearing. what happens? >> this case will go forward into a trial phase because this is the type of evidence that every prosecutor dreams of. this is the gold at the end of rainbow. when you have several hours of video that show which fraternity members were there, who hit, who kicked and most importantly in this case who did nothing because this is not only about who did something, bu

the video known court yesterday details the final ityrs of piazza's life.dent brendan young from malvern joseph weems of philadelphia engaging with piazza. today if defense attorneys are expected to cross-examine a state college police detective. >> police in berks county are investigating a violent encounter which led to man walking into a reading grocery store with stab wounds. officials say several people were involved in a dispute with one person being beaten up while another was stabbed. an employee of one stop deli and grocery on the 500 block of walnut street saw a man walking into the store bleeding yesterday afternoon saying he had been stabbed. he is expected to survive. police say that victim, though investigators.essions will testify before his forr cmittee. he's expectedined questions abot contacts between himself and mo. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. sessions is expected to face sharp questioninggence committee but this morning it's the comments fromntrump that's this morning a trump conf >> well, i think he's special y ceo of conservat

before anyone called 911 as surveillance cameras show piazza struggling even to stand up. many parents of the suspect frat brothers watched in disgust. >> well we can tell you they're on break right now but this hearing will continue momentarily. we also want to point out that defense attorneys objected several times saying that some parts of the video was unclear. again, this hearing is about to& continue any moment. lucy? >> all right. thank you much, dave. >>> your fox 29 wet authority right now. live look at rehoboth beach we understand the bidens have a new beach house. scorcher avenue start to the work week. >> as we take live look at center city, we're expecting some changes to the weather. little hot and hazy out there. let's get over to meteorologist kathy orr. kathy? >> summer in the city, guys. right? >> that's right. >> have to beat the heat down the shore. rehoboth looking good. high temperatures today little bit different from the city to the shore. philadelphia 94. we are so close to that record just one more degree the official numbers come out within the n

piazza fell down the stairs at the frathouse. prosecutors say no one called for help for 12 hours. 18 frat members are now facing charges. yesterday, penn state's board of trustees did not vote to ban greek life, but their new rules do include zero tolerance for hazing, restrictions at social events, like no liquor. more spot checks at fraternity houses, and a student fee for joining a fraternity. yesterday, nbc 10 spoke to the philadelphia-based attorney representing timothy piazza's family. he called the changes aspirational, but lacking. >> what the piazza family is looking for is change. and that change involves concrete actions that are taken. >> on thursday, timothy piazza's parents sent penn state a letter, asking the school to expel the students and to fire any administrators who may be tied to their son's death. we have some more news out of happy valley. penn state's former president and two former administrators will do jail time for their roles in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. yesterday, a judge sentence

. >> jim piazza described the behavior as overall and released the following statement -- "following the hearing, most but not all of the fraternity brothers and their families got together, laughed, patted each other on the back, and hugged as if this was just another fraternity get-together." 18 beta theta pi fraternity brothers face charges related to the alcohol-fueled death of timothy piazza. the 20-year-old from hunterton county died after drinking and falling during an alleged hazing ritual at the fraternity house in february. authorities allege fraternity brothers waited 12 hours before calling for help. video from the night piazza died was played for the first time during that hearing on monday. >>> talk about a food fight. two men in new york city are wanted after an argument after a food order. they threw avocados and bananas at an employee. the worker's jaw was broken, and he had cuts all over his face. and the men took off. >>> a volunteer firefighter in maine is being called a hero. look at what he faced last week. >> go! >> scott patton was on the scene of a fire when

timothy piazza died after falling down the stairs.reportedly drank a lot of alcohol as part of the hazing. tee marco morgan is outside the pennsylvania courthouse where prosecutors are expected to show the surveillance footage. demarco, good morning. >> good morning. today's preliminary hear willing determine whether the 18 beta theta pie trial. the video shows the final hours of timothy piazza. >> it's horrible and gruesome. >> the family said they haven't decided whether they'll be in the courtroom when the video is played na no parent wants to see what is apparently on this videotape. >> reporter: the video was reported on surveillance cameras inside the beta theta pi house and have never been seen publ publicly. at 9:00 p.m. the video shows piazza and others with the gauntlet drinking. he fell down the stairs. when he's returned, carried by fraternity brothers, his body is limp and his body bruised. >> the dragging of a young man failing to attend to him, punching him and other acts which appear report to be indefensible. >> repor

piazza fell down the stairs at the frathouse. prosecutors say no one called for help for 12 hours. 18 frat members are now facing charges. yesterday, penn state's board of trustees did not vote to ban greek life. their new rules do include zero tolerance for hazing, restrictions at social events, such as no liquor, more spot checks at fraternity houses and a student fee for joining a fraternity. nbc 10 spoke to the philadelphia-based attorney, tom klein, representing timothy piazza's family. he called the changes aspirational, but lacking. >> what the piazza family is looking for is change. and that change involves concrete actions that are taken. >> on thursday, timothy piazza's parents sent penn state a letter asking the school to expel the students and fire the administrators who may be tied to their son's death. >>> some more news out of happy valley, penn state's former president and two former administrators will do jail time for their roles in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. yesterday, a judge sentenced former

he pointed out clips of 19 year old pledge timothy piazza, appearing unconscious, and members of therat sitting on him. piazza can be seen desperately trying to stand, but collapses several times. >> surveillance video that was shown in this courtroom today is chilling. it is horrific. and it is unfathomable. >> piazza died after falling down the steps of the beta theta pi house in february following a night of heavy drinking. officials say 911 wasn't called until nearly 12 hours later. meantime, the university has permanently banned the fraternity. >> the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, the latest beneficiary of the trump effect. >> and the market have the mission this morning, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, again, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. looking at the big board, future right now pointing to bit of higher open. yesterday, the dow lost 36-point, nasdaq fell 32. we will see if the tech sector can bounce back today, market started the week with a sell-off. the biggest names in tech, like facebo

timothy piazza back in february. the board every trustees vote today take control of the entire greek system, as well as continue plenary actions. board members mentioned a zero tolerance policy for hazing and stronger criminal punishment. hard liquor is now banned at social event. now, fraternities and sororities can only have ten parties a semester, down from 45. attorney tom kline decline, though, who represents the piazza family, says, this is all lip service. >> what we don't know, and what was not enacted today, were any concrete proposals. that can was kick down the road. >> school officials say they're confident the proposals will turn into action in the near future. >>> meantime, three former penn state officials are going to jail for their roles in a jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. former athletic director tim curley, former president graham spanier, and former vice president, gary shultz, will all spend several months behind bars. arrested their sentences will be held un house arrest. prosecutors s

timothy piazza died in february after a hazing ritual.mine witnesses at a later date. demarco morgan is in pennsylvania. he was in the courtroom when the footage was shown publicly for the first time. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. prosecutors played about three hours of video and the scenes that were captured are the fraternity's own surveillance cameras were chilling. they show timothy piazza in hours of agony but what prosecutors would describe as his would be brothers callousness to his suffering. what was supposed to be timothy piazza's first night in this fraternity house as a brother ended up being his last. 12 security cameras captured the sophomore slowly dying from his injuries to his head and spleen sustained during a series of falls. >> is it a bomb shell. >> yeah. >> reporter: the prosecutor said an act of hazing threat 19-year-old with a blood alcohol content nearly four times the legal driving limit. >> the video shows a barbaric death. a young man who was struggling, who was sick, who was ill. >> reporter:

piazza's family says they are determined to make sure those reforms do in fact take place. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> and another trial we're defense team takes the court tomorrow. they're not shutting the door on the possibility that bill cosby may take the stand. >>> let's turn to weather. a heat wave hitting much of the country. power knocked out for thousands in minnesota. and heavy rains up up to five inches in the south. and take a look at the sink hole that swallowed a car. rob marciano joins us live from new york's central park. hey, rob. >> reporter: it was hot, but humidity levels were low. the heat and humidity will increase over the next few days. we're looking at cool conditions across the west. showers in california. storms tomorrow will be across parts of rapid city, the black hills, eastern wyoming. and the heat, the big story, will continue. 90s through chicago. records in maine and vermont. it gets very far north, into the 90s again tomorrow, and heat and humidity even higher on tuesday. stay cool. >> thank you, rob. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world

piazza's family threat courtroom before the videos were played.amily's attorney. >> the videotape was simply stated too painful for the piaz piazzas to watch. they couldn't do it at least not now. >> reporter: prosecutors obtained about 13 hours of security footage. the judge has yet to set a new hearing date. the fraternity which is also a defendant told "cbs this morning" it has confidence in ju tha due process and justice can and will be served. back to you. >> the question that continues to haunt why, why, why. >> that's why it's so hard to hear the more details you hear. you keep learning it didn't have to happen or go down this way. that's why it's so heartbreaking. >>> the theater company behind new york's famous shakespeare in the park is playing defense after major sponsors pulled out of the production of julius caesar. it features a president trump look-a-like in the titled role. he's shown being stabbed to death. delta airlines and bank of america pulled their support of the production. julius caesar officially opened last night. >> rep

piazza's family says they are determined to make sure those reforms do in fact take place. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> and another trial we're closely watching, bill cosby's defense team makes their case tomorrow. they'll try to show he did not drug and molest a woman in pennsylvania 13 years ago. they're not shutting the door on the possibility that bill cosby may take the stand. >>> let's turn to weather. a heat wave hitting much of the country. power knocked out for 80,000 in minnesota. strong storms and wind gusts of up to 69 miles per hour, and heavy rains of up to five inches in the south. doing a number on this street in florida. and take a look at the sink hole that swallowed a car. rob marciano joins us live from new york's central park. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, tom. 90 degrees in new york, but temperatures will only rise. because of this pattern, a big cooldown in california. and storms getting into parts of wisconsin and michigan. tomorrow, rapid city and surrounding for potential for damages winds. 90s in chicago, mid-90s in d.c. it's getting far north, and will g

>>> well, sixers get their man they are 5,000, 6,000 people they have packed piazza at northern liberties to watch this there they are, markelle fultz, at least markelle fultz , number one. wye grabbed an interview with markelle and the first and you will see it only here on fox. >>> obama care overhaul backlash over the plan to replace the affordable care ago where people are camping out, locally in protest. >>> just days after his mistrial and bill cosby is already planning a tour. >> a tour. >> his message to men, tour and town halls has has many questioning the judgment on this one. what are we two days into summer, wet start to the weekend. let me tell you, you are not up out of bed or walking around the kitchen wait until you go outside, it is so humid >> i walk outside and was like um, yes. >> hi everybody it is friday, june 23rd hi alex. hope you are feeling better. >> it is cool that you came in >> it is. >> i check with doctor mike i'm not contagious just my own personal suffering. >> i suggested three day weekend but you are a troop are. people will say you cannot lick sicker,

james and emily piazza wrote in part penn state university failed our son and failed us.noted the administration and its trustees knew about the problems, and the issues, but chose to turn a blind eye. >> that is story steve's on in center city. hi there steve. >> reporter: you just saw commercial twice with the former philadelphia anchor for this place where we are, law offices of kline and spector and specifically tom chin a frequent guest on our show and he is lawyer that represents the parents of the timothy piazza and you will remember he also represented some of the victims in the sandusky serial rape case which is also coming up today, which will also bring some bad, awful national headlines to penn state. well, he had a hand in writing this four page letter for parents and reason they wrote this letter is because this morning penn state board of trustees meet and they will meet in private and then have a pun announcement afterward and we will see if any of the recommendations and urging from the parents to make changes and take some action actually are taken by th

face various criminal charges in connection with the death of penn state fraternity pledge timothy piazza. the 19 year-old died after falling down the stairs, at a frat house in february, and, following a night of drinking. at today's preliminary hearing prosecutors placed surveillance video from inside the fraternity house that shows piazza final moments. no one called, for help, for him, for 12 hours. >>> these videotapes will undoubted show the various acts, which are spelled out in the grand jury report. the dragging of a young man, failing to attend to him and punching him and other acts which appear in the grand jury report to be indefensible. >> the students charges vary from involuntary man slaught tore aggravated assault. >>> crash involving a tractor trailer has shut down part of the northeast extension, leaving one of the drivers, trapped for an hour. chopper three was over the scene this afternoon, the crash happened in the northbound lanes, between the lansdale and quakertown exits in milford. the box truck was carrying theater seats and much of that struck appeared to be cru

frat brothers are seen -- piazza is seen stumbling throughout the house.hey laid the unconscious 19-year-old on a couch after he falls down a flight of stairs headfirst. one of multiple falls that night. at one point, a fraternity brother is pleading with his brothers to call 911. over the course of the next 12 hours, the video shows fraternity brothers slapping piazza, pouring beer on him, sitting on his legs, hitting him in the abdomen, others walking viorst's electrical >> police are called in the morning. >> piazza died in the hospital from a traumatic brain injury and shattered spleen. his parents sat in the front row and his father cried as the prosecutor showed photos of his phone on the hospital bed. as expected, both parents left the courtroom before the video played. >> i don't want to see the video. i'm concerned about what we will see and that being the last visual of my son being alive. >> preliminary hearing continues. if this goes to trial, eight of the fraternity members face aggravated assault charges, punishable up to 20 years in prison.

. >> exactly four months after 19-year-old timothy piazza died after an alcohol fueled hazing rituali frat house university officials announced changes on how those fraternities are sororityies are goved. >> our aim is curb destructive out come with the penn state communities with the hope that we can preserve is what is good and vallable about the greek experience and sense of community that these organizations provide. the board of trustees promising crack down including the shutting down of any fraternity found hazing by using alcohol, physical or mental abuse. no hard liquor at parties, and spot checks of greek houses by university employees. >> we need action, not words. we need declarations, not concepts. >> the attorney representing the piazza family was hoping the school would do more. like expelling the students involved in piazza's death. >> that change involves concrete actions that are taken. as of today, there's not one change which has been made to greek live. there's not one person who has been held accountable by the university. >> and 18 members of the beta theta pi

piazza later died at the hospital from brain and stomach injuries. >>> switching gears now. food stores are recalling some cod products. the voluntary recall after learning those products may contain milk. the recall involves giant's panko cod sandwich and cod fillet. if you're a dog owner. all of the brands listed here are recalling raw hide chew products. the reason, the places where they were made overseas used a cleaning compound on their food processing equipment that is not approved in the u.s. the package expiration days are from june 2019 to may 2020. >>> the heat is on. this is a live look at busy broad street. a scorching hot day in the city. it is only going to get hotter out there. krystal klei joins us now. >> there's the potential to break record high temperatures tomorrow. >> today a few locations, allentown and atlantic city tied records. tomorrow looking to do the same or break them across our neighborhoods. here's the live view right now in wilmington, delaware. clear blue skies. it looks like it would be really nice to be outside. too hot to do so. until t

. >> preliminary hearing for 18 former fraternity member accused in the death of timothy piazza reveal some disturbing evidence but is it enough to bring them to trial? when the judge is expect to make a decision. >>> champs, again. >> redemption for golden state >> golden state warrior finish off the calves in game five led by kevin durant but once again it was steph curry's daughter who stole the show during the celebration. wait until y day, it is t i'm hs we order sod uber mcdelivery. uber car ateewre around thethey avoided >> yes >> n'yet know. three minutes is calledmcdelive. >> mcdelivery. >> uber eats. >> yes. >> we have some more schools that have been added to the list because of the heat. >> we know philadelphia school district, they have said yesterday they will have an early dismissal at noon. we know in camden dismissal will be at 1:00 p.m. and trenton high schools will let out at 12:30. middle school at 12:45 and elementary school will let out >> staggered rethere. >> yes. >> it is all because of the heat, feeling like 100 degrees good news this should be it, today three

piazza died following an alleged hazing ritual in february.and jury presentment beta theta pi pledges were forced to consume heavy amounts of alcohol in a short amount of time. it said the penn state sophomore's death was the direct result of encouraged reckless conduct that demonstrated a reckless disregard for human life. last week president and ceo of the north american fraternity conference judd horras spoke to "cbs this morning." >> why is there still this level pfraternities. owed at >> the reality and what we face on college campuses. the drinking law and then the reality of the students. and we are caught in a very challenging position to ensure safety, have honest dialog about where they are and enforce policies. >> is it helpful for you to speak about your son. >> yeah. i think it helps us first of all keeps him a little bit alive and we know we're doing something good for him and that's all we have at this point, right. i think we're doing something good for a lot of other people's children as well. >> reporter: the piazza family sa

surveillance video biaz is that so final hour played in court but his parents left before hasn't. >> the piazza family whole heartedly and without any reservation and unapologetically support this prosecution. >> defense attorneys will have chance to cross-examine witnesses when the judge continues the hearing in two weeks then decide if it will go to trial. templets night philadelphia police releasing the name of the officer involved in fatal shooting in juniata park. officer ryan pan al 12 year veteran shot and killed 30-year-old david jones last thursday. jones was ridely recklessly on his dirt bike when the officer tried to question him. they struggled. jones reached for gun and that's when the officer shot him. he's on administrative legal pending actually an administrative duty pending results of an up term investigation. >> happening right now in stolen bike back thanks to his mom and some good old fashion deck work. fox 29's shawnette wilson picks up the story from havertown one of my favorite of the day. shawnette report roar this mom was not going to give up easily on a bike sick hadn

and other as caused of less serious crimes. 19-year-old timothy piazza died in february after falling down the steps at beta theta pi house. video showed piazza being directed to drink and falling several times. >> now we know the identity of a philadelphia police officer involved in deadly shooting of an armed dirt bike ridener north philadelphia. on thursday, police say officer ryan panel a 12 year veteran of the force shot and killed 30-year-old david jones own whitaker avenue. officer panel shot jones as he was running away. police say jones was armed and that he pulled out a gun on the officer after that officer began questioning him. officer panel is on administrative duty pending results of internal investigation. >> and police charge ryan patrick mchugh with homicide and dui after the car he was driving hi mother and injured hercue was ue when his car killing rosea lydiay night as se and her children were walking ros recovering from hip and leg injuries and her daughters genef sessions will testif p senate intelligence committee which is investigating russian metaling in the 2

so far the plans are not going over well with the family of piazza. >> the university board of trusteesist of change, zero tall kwrupbs for hazing, and restrictions at social events like no hard liquor, and more spot checks at greek houses and a student fee for joining greek houses. >> we are not going to tolerate this kind of hazing and alcohol. >> after the announcement, nbc10 spoke to attorney, tom klein, and he called the initiatives lacking. >> what the family is looking for is change, and that change involves concrete actions that are taken. >> prosecutors say the 19-year-old piazza died after he had a alcohol limit over the legal limb, and 18 fraternity brothers face charges including hazing and involuntary manslaughter. his parents sent penn state a thursday asking the school to fire administrators tied to their son's death. >> time is precious. we don't want to see the next child die. >> the board of trustees say they plan to support legislation for stronger penalties against hazing. nbc10 news. >>> another big story we are following at penn state, the university's former presi

and other as caused of less serious crimes. 19-year-old timothy piazza died in february after fallingn the steps at beta theta pi house. video showed piazza being directed to drink and falling several times. >> now we know the identity of a philadelphia police officer involved in deadly shooting of an armed dirt bike ridener north philadelphia. on thursday, police say officer ryan panel a 12 year veteran of the force shot and killed 30-year-old david jones own whitaker avenue. officer panel shot jones as he was running away. police say jones was armed and that he pulled out a gun on the officer after that officer began questioning him. officer panel is on administrative duty pending results of internal investigation. >> and police charge ryan patrick mchugh with homicide and dui after the car he was driving hit and killed a mother and injured her young son. mccue was under the influence when his car jump aid curb killing rosea lydia rohas it happened saturday night as she and her children were walking aramingo avenue. rohas 9-year-old son jadeen is recovering from hip and leg injuries

was made even worse by the actions of his former fraternity brothers. 19-year-old piazza tragically being hazed at his penn state university fraternity house. during the hearing yesterday to decide if there was enough evidence to move forward in the case against the fraternity brothers that you see on the left-hand side of your screen, james piazza explains the shocking scenes that he saw in yesterday's courtroom telling fox news "some of the fraternity brothers and their families got together, laughed, patted each other on the back and hugged as if it were just another fraternity get together, we are highly offended by the insensitivity displayed given the severity of the crimes committed and ultimate outcome." the judge ordered a continuance after a nearly ten hour hearing. we will stay on top of that story and bring you the latest. also breaking tonight, american college student otto warmbier is now on his way home. after being detained in north korea since january of 2016. his parents have now revealed the disturbing news that he has been in a coma for the past 15 months. for mo

the video shows 19-year-old tim piazza in pattern agony in the hours after falling down some basement steps. selections from the grainy footage so piazza going through a drinking gauntlet and staggering around the frat house. fraternity members waited 12 hours before calling 911. >>> today attorney general from maryland and the district of columbia filed a lawsuit against donald trump. they he claim the commander in chief is violating a claws in the constitution. it bars a person in office from receiving gifts and payments from foreign states. the lawsuit, quote, absurd. >> attorney general jeff sessions will appear before a snas intelligence committee tomorrow. he'll answer questions about russian hacking. sessions will be public at the attorney general's request. >>> today marks the first anniversary of the night a man walked into a nightclub and killed 50 people. several dozen others survived the pulse shooting including patience carter. that young philadelphia woman is sitting down with lauren mayk to talk about the friend she lost and how she continues to push forward. >> reporte