parco and solomon sought to implicate warmus for the murder, and prosecutors made parco and solomon keyitnesses. both were granted immunity from any charges related to their testimony. >> yes, a deal that gives them total immunity from any prosecution for anything, including murder. >> is parco telling the truth? with immunity, you never know. but the prosecutor wanted that critical testimony. >> and the jurors didn't know who to believe either. the trial ended in a hung jury. next, another trial with brand new evidence. a bloody glove. laquinta presents how to win at business. step one. point decisively with your glasses. abracadabra! the stage is yours. step two. choose laquinta. where you'll feel like the king of the road. check out our summer rates now at lq.com. [man: let's go!] man #2: we're not coming out! man #1: [ sighs ] flo: [ amplified ] i got this. guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto

solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. following year, the united states completes the gadsden purchase from mexico, adding nearly 30,000 square miles, including tucson, along our southern border. solomon sees a new frontier to be conquered. >> what makes pioneer status? >> the willing to risk. there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come," and so you had to be brave to come out to the frontier. >> a big, powerful man, 6'1/2" tall, solomon hauls 13 mules loaded with merchandise into the new territory and opens a general store in tucson, then just a small town of less than 1,000 people. >> he was the first to sell american goods in tucson. >> who were his customers? >> the butterfield stage came through tucson, and whatever you wanted, you had to buy it from solomon warner. >> as the town grows, so do warner's riches, but his business interests are interrupted when civil war breaks out in 1861. >> tucson was under the confederacy and captain sherod hunter asked all of the citizens to swear an oath to the confederacy. >> what

but is that helpful, solomon? >> i don't know that that is helpful, but i think that that's the reality. i think that there are people in the black community and i speak to them every day on my radio show, who feel like we have been cheated out of the presidency, who feel like this russian investigation certainly has some legs to it, who feel like, you know, our votes have been suppressed. you had the justice department coming out in favor of ohio purging their voting rolls last year. that affected the election so there are a number of reasons why people don't want to call them their president. racism, i think, is one of those things or the perception of racism with this president, but i think the other one is, his policies and the feeling that the black community and other communities of color have been cheated out of a fair election. >> let's continue this dialogue. matthew whittaker and solomon jones, thank you both so much. now this. ♪ we're wearing nothing, nothing but our shadows falling down on the beach ♪

my name is norman solomon. 'm a cofounder and coordinator of the online group roots action.org which is hosting this event today. roots action is a cosponsor of the petition campaign calling for, this is a title of the, no u.s. warplanes over syria. together with five other organizations, veterans for peace, dailykos, the nation magazine, world beyond war, and watchdog.net. u.s. government began bombing syria nearly three years ago. that was back in september 2014. since then they killing from many sides has continued unabated. meanwhile, during the last three years, tensions between the world's two nuclear superpowers have escalated. and escalated sharply. meanwhile, during the last to direct military warfare with each other. when addressing the overall tensions between the united states and russia, former senator sam nunn, who was chair of the senate armed services committee cosigned a letter recently and i would like to quote from it. it called for "urgently pursuing practical steps now that can stop the dow

here is keith morrison. >> adrian solomon was putting life's pieces back together. two-year romance with ernie scherer had deflated and failed. a couple weeks later she was in san francisco when her phone chirped, text message from an acquaintance. >> he said i heard about his parents. let me know if there is anything i can do. >> she went online and saw the appalling story. >> and learned that they had been murdered. it was surreal. it didn't seem like something like that could really have happened to someone i know. >> not her ernie, thankfully, but ernie's parents. murdered. found dead in their own house which was in an upscale country club right across the san francisco bay from adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene where even the season lead detective was horrified by what he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome brutal homicide scene i have ever seen. it was march 14, 2008 when the call came in. a country club employee had seen what looked like a body through the scherer's window. >> as i approached the front door of the home i co

solomon: thank you, christie edwards. and our last speaker before we have questions from the journalists present is david swanson. he is the author of several books on war, the director of the world the on war organization. in addition, he is a campaign coordinator. mr. swanson: thank you, norman. it's an honor to speak after these speakers. i won't have time to list all of the reasons why i want u.s. butes out of syrian skies there's no question what my first reason is. these planes kill a lot of people. people all of equal value regardless of their religion or ethnicity. casualtitylitary --ords are about such counts generally turn out to be many times under the counts that comprehensive postwar studies arrive at. on top of which we have the problem of all of the people killed who are not counted by virtue of not being labeled civilians, always empirically and morally iffy labeling process. then the injuries almost always outnumber the deaths, the homelessness, the extremely long-term effects of the u.s. use of depleted

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solomon: thank you. our next speaker is matthew ho. he is a former state department official who resigned in protest from his post in afghanistan over u.s. strategic policy and goals in that country. 2009.igned in september it is worth noting that the council on foreign relations has cited his resignation letter as an essential document in the history of the war in afghanistan. prior to his diplomatic assignment, he served two deployments in iraq. i should mention that matthew is on theohn kiriakou advisory board at the institute for public accuracy, which has been in this building and the national press club the silly for 18 years and i am the -- press club facility and i have been the director for 18 years. here is matthew ho. thank you. i want to begin my remarks by noting we have a new chief of staff in the white house and one of my concerns over these last many years of our campaigns of our wars in the middle east, what really is the most accurate -- our slaughter of many people in the middle east has been the misrepresentation an

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon.. jim donovan is off today. >>> more on that statue in a moment but f racism is what header heyer's loved ones saying sheas killed n charlottesville on saturday. the 32-year-old group of counter protesters werentohem at a white nationalist rally. he's behind bars and facing her death happening live right now hundreds are gathered right now in inside of a public memorial honoring her mourners were asked to wear purple. heis her mother. >>> meantime president trump is dealing with more fallout from hictly who was to blame fort weekend violence in charlottesville the backlash to his fiery comments is coming fromid of the aisle. >> excuse me. president trump is facingisan ce appeared sympathetic toward the white that clashed with counter demonstrators during rally in virginia last weekend. nople were neonatzis believe me. not all of those people were >> yesterday during a press conference meant to announce infrastructure plans doubled down on his earlier comments blaming both sides for thel

and in the hills john solomon former director of national intelligence james clapper made it easier for the branch to unmask congress and the staffers. this is not in a bubble. all of hillary clinton's crime and bleaching and hammering devices we don't have a special counsel for that and uranium, 20s for of the american uranium and 145 million in kick backs. and what about the ukrainian

. >> i'm rahel solomon. jim, welcome back. >> thank you very much. katie and meisha of course keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning. >> good morning, guys, happen mine day. how are you feeling? >> head cold. >> back at it? >> like -- >> i know, the minute you walk on an airplane. >> here they come. the germs are attack taking. >> yikes. all right, looking outside right now, just one accident, lot every construction, we get to all of that coming up. >> don't you feel like sometimes you need a vacation? seriously? >> i woke up this morning, ahh >> and take that extra day, yes. >> true. >> but, you know, at least the weather is cooperating for the most part. all-in-all, you're very welcome. i brought it just for you. let's take a look what's going on, at the moment, not a heck of a lot. uietty here, i think all-in-all you have quiet day just in general but we are going to see w build, already, little vale of that working its way in,t feature, , all of the daylight hours anyway, do feature dry weather an the clouds, as the day goes on that'

. >> i'm rahel solomon, i'm jim donovan. >> three people including a firefighter injured, trang do, resident to have happily safely escaped. >> i saved my dog, the fist thing i grabbed, barefooted the whole time. >> tony and his chihuahua max made it out of their canterbury court apartment complex seconds before building g became engulfed in flames around 12:30 a.m. >> we heard the alarms going off. came outside. >> 302nd later flames out of g 5. >> he says the fire appears to have start in the his neighbor linda's second floor apartment he saw firefighters carry her out on a stretcher. deputy fire commissioner said she was one of three people hurt. >> we made one occupant transport today a local hospital. second occupant, also transported from adjoining apartment. and we had one firefighter suffer minor injuries. >> say the fire contained to the one apartment but the other nine in the building sustained extensive smoke and water damage. the red cross is assisting the 50 people displace the. staff kept resident on septa bus, until they could arrange accommodations. >> anything we needed, the

. >> john solomon and i disclosed that the. 2011, obama administration loosened the rules so much so that people within his administration were able to do this without having to file the

case for the wells fargo -- are you comparing wells fargo to solomon? >> no, but i'm comparing the shock sort of, a huge financial institution that all of a sudden can be view in a different light. and once you put a spotlight on a certain area and start looking at everything, you're likely to find something additional. >> and is that enough to concern you in terms of your ownership of the shares? >> not in terms of the long-term investment, no it's -- it's a terrific bank, as is the b of a. there were some things very wrong done there but they are being corrected and i guess if you look at any institution -- something could be going wrong at berkshire right now and i wish i knew about. we haven't met them so i'm trying to make sure we do find out about it, but i can guarantee you with 367,000 people, every one of them isn't behaving in a way that i would like >> warren, let me ask you about amazon and whole foods i'm asking in the context of kraft/heinz. this has put an enormous pressure on the grocery sellers, something like $12.5 million in shares wa

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this friday morning. good morning, ladies? well, good morning, you guys, happy friday. >> made it through. >> wow, so excited. >> what are you complaining about? >> well ... >> i do not know why you're throwing insult at me so early in the morning. >> well, we are going to quickly steer to construction, that's really what it is, a lot of construction out there. the good news, no accidents, and of course already people are going to say is it raining i know that's coming. so is it going to? >> it will certainly. >> i brought my umbrella. >> good for you. >> what is it, like i'm small child here? >> pat him on the head for me. >> but yes, we are going to see some wet weather, very heavy rain at time, here, already, even finding some real heavy storms rumbling through parts of the lehigh valley, parts of carbon, monroe county. needing a bumm a walking out the doorway. elsewhere, steamy at the onset right now. good portion of the area, dry, that's relative term, though, because it is so, so moisture- laden, th

i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is thursday, august 17th. >> demanding change, protesters take to the streets of center city in the aftermath of violent protests in charlottesville. >> racism has no place in our society. >> a show of unity in charlottesville in the exact same spot where clashes took place. >> sporting an emergency on sept is just an app away. >> we count on our customers to help be the eyes and ears. >> no powerball winner whoever night. the jackpot grows to over $500 million. >> if i'm president, no more monday. nobody likes monday. let's go right to tuesday. two saturdays. you got a wednesday. nobody really cares about thursday because the weekend is coming. >> i think he might be on to something. something we can all agree on. andrew "dice" clay a little less controversial. >> he's changed a lot since the old days. he was a firebed of controversy years ago. >> he looks a lot different too. >> mainly the hair. >> mellowed

i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment. first here's what you need to know to start your day in a minute today, wednesday, august 16th. >> you look at both sides. i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. >> president trump faces growing backlash this morning for his latest response to the violence in charlottesville. >> new overnight, vandals target a statue of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo amid calls to remove the statue. >> it's about confronting our own past and moving forward. >> meanwhile a petition to keep the statue in place gained momentum overnight. >> a major break in an unsolved case. police locate a jeep involved in the deadly hit and run. >> power ball fever is heating up. a $431 million jackpot is up

i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan.ere's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is thursday, august 17th. >> demanding change, protesters take to the streets of center

. >> and i'm rahel solomon.e will continue to follow the developments in barcelona and bring you any developments as they happen but for now we're back in our area. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff was in the courtroom for this morning's hearing on the chester county case. he joins us live from west chester where dozens of supporters for the victim gathered. henry. >> reporter: jim and rahel friends and family of bianca roberson attempted to pack this tiny courtroom looking for answers for the man accused of pulling his truck alongside of roberson's vehicle and shooting her in the head. >> this is senseless. he murdered an innocent child. >> reporter: roughly 100 bianca roberson supporters gather an hour early outside the chester county district court. >> we're here to support her and we want to see justice for bianca. >> reporter: they file in one by one but once inside the proceeding lasts only mere minutes with david desper waiving his right to a preliminary hearing. desper has yet to offer any additio

police say he is the man caught on surveillance video early sunday outside congregation beth solomon. he made an obscene gesture and urinated on the walls of a synagogue. >>> a $15,000 reward is offered for information on an attempted arson subject in philadelphia. the man powered flammable liquid but was unsuccessful lighting it. the man left pushing a baby stroller covering his face with a cloth. >> you've got multiple people in that building doing work throughout the night. an underground fire could have had devastating results. at this point our fire department union, the atf have put up $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this individual. >> police say they are not sure if the suspect is homeless. some residents say they are trying to get more surveillance cameras installed. >> check this one out. an unusual guest checks into an atlantic city motel. this is a 3-foot alligator that was found swimming in the pool at the bayview inn and suites yesterday morning. it's unclear where that gator came from. it's now at the cape may county zoo. >> next we've got

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. chelsea, good morning, a good forecast too. >> it is a good forecast, good morning at home. temperatures on the cool side to start we are checking in the 60's, 53 in mount pocono. 67 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-two wilmington. sixty in millville. low to mid 60's down the shore much cooler to then just 24 hours ago and very refreshing with the dew points in the 50 's. hard to come by this time of the year. here's what you can expect for your thursday, tons of sunshine in philadelphia, 83 degrees for that high temperature, down the shore look for a high of 80, mostly sunny, very nice and gorgeous day, with a high of 72 degrees , chelsea. >> we are looking at this forecast that is absolutely spectacular. good morning everybody. happy gateway to our weekend. we are looking outside at construction, route one northbound at oxford valley, both directions were closed now just northbound side we are awaiting for crews to move out of the way there. you will to have exit off oxford valley and

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. >>> good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo. jim donovan is off this noon. dip employee platt tick language taking a back seat as the u.s. and north korea threaten each other with fiery rhetoric. >> more details on exactly where things stand from the white house. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: president trump issued a strong warning to north korea tuesday and within hours the communist nation responded with the new threat. pyongyang issued a statement saying it is examining plans to make fire around areas around guam. they have two military bases housing more than 6,000 american soldiers and airmen. u.s. analysts say north korea has made nuclear war head small enough to fit on top of a ballistic missile. >> the goal of the american president to stop north korea from having an icbm that can hit america win nuclear weapon on top. he would go to war to prevent that. >> reporter: on twitter this morning president trump said his first order as

i'm rahel solomon. greg argos is live at 7eleven in center city where the lottery machine is really getting a good work out. greg, good afternoon. >> reporter: yeah, it really is rahel a lost folks here purchasing those tickets for the powerball $700 million like you mentioned the second largest jackpot in the game's history. we crunched some numbers here at the 7eleven off race and broad and if you purchase a ticket and you are the sole lucky winner, the cash payout that is $318 million in your pocket. think about that for second. could buy a lot of tesla model ss. 4600 in fact or if you're feeling little bit more ultra wis tick want to pay tuition for 1189 drexel students you can cover tuition for all four years if you're the winner. a lot of excitement here like i mentioned this is the second largest powerball drawing in the game's history. we asked some folks including the manager here exactly what the deal is to win that money. take listen. >> the key to winning is say your prayers, respect your fa

rain and winds from harvey's band are beginning to hit the texas gulf coast good afternoon aim rahel solomon. jim's off this noon. hurricane isn't expected to make land fall until sometime tonight or early tomorrow morning. correspondent done done champion is in corpus christie where residents are told to get out while they can. >> reporter: skies are gray, in the gulf, as it is churning long texas coast as hurricane harvey spins closer to shore. forecasters are warning, it could be the most powerful storm, to make land fall in the u.s., since 2005, and millions are in its path. >> we don't know what will happen, if we will come back to a home what damage we are coming home to, it is kind of sad, scary. >> reporter: many coastal residents are boarding up their homes and heading inland , hotels are making people check out. school buses are shuttling hundreds out of corpus christie. thursday, babies from a neonatal intensive care unit were flown north to safety but officials are concerned because not as many people are evacuating, compared with previous storms. the national hurricane center is

>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim done cran. straight i and meisha will be here along in a moment. today is monday, august 21. >> it is going to be pretty awesome. >> real ' really excited. >> today is the day, the moon and the sun team to up put on a spectacular show in the sky. the partial solar eclipse will peak at 2:44 p.m. this afternoon in philadelphia. >> may be hint of wet weather on the radar, but it is out of our area. here are the patchy clouds we talked becomes should not skew your viewing all that much. >> no matter what you say there is man was elected twice by meg margins. >> rally in support of the frank rizzo statue across from city hall is postponed. the mayor's offers agreed meet with organizers, if they put off the role. >> i this is about who the city chooses to honor. >> search and rescue underway after the uss john mccain collided. >> two sailors are missing, five are hurt. >> creative simulation of today's solar eclipse, courtesy of national weather service in nashville going viral. it shows a moon pie, m

." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon is off today. >> i'm jim donovan, katie and meisha will be a flong just a moment, first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, august 4. >> fiery crash into bucks county business leaves a driver dead overnight. >> still active scene here, snowing is full -- >> chlorine and adds i had. >> rain dumps rain on burlington count. >> i street swerving up close to cars, bicyclists get a stern warning. >> broken hand -- >> can i please get in? >> can an uber carpool help make a love connection? >> for one philadelphia company it did. >> did you ever see yourself a match-maker? >> bob sled going down, here they go. weee. >> there you go. >> and that's the diamond backs and the cubs, and how they, the bullpen's pass the time during a rain delay, at wrigley field. >> you got to have a little fun during a rain delay. some last hours, actually tracking little bit of rain for ourselves, right, katie, spotty snow. >> indeed, but not just yet. maybe later today, and specially tonight, that any showers or th

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim done v. at league ya joins us live now at the scene in upper darby with the latest developments. good afternoon, alicia. >> good afternoon, jim, rahel, now, ntsb investigators are still out here, we will pan over and gave you a look, because, the train that crashed is still in the terminal just behind me, this caution tape around it, and we're told spoke from the ntsb is on their way from dc to give us a update on the investigation into this crash, but shear with a we know so far. >> overnight at the 69th street septa terminal, in upper darby, a train crash, the second one this year, at the same ternal. >> coming from work, the train out here, the train going real fast, like super fast, and i'm looking up, and i see that we had 69 street. >> why going so fast? >> raymond was knocked unconscious in the just after midnight train cash that injured 41 other people. >> super lucky. because it was super bad. >> the driver is all banged up , and there is this one girl , bleeding out of her face pret

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things, halfway point to the halfway point of the week. >> i like that. >> i like that, too. >> i had to figure that out in my head. halfway what? >> that's that's the nyquil. >> nyquil, sudafed, yes. >> looking outside, just a lot of construction, and rahel, yes, both the morning rush, are we going to see any rain? >> i think we do, but not talking widespread, pretty scat nerds nature. currently is in fact scat nerds nature on storm scan, more localized zoom here, yes, couple of damp roads currently , but anything currently falling is pretty isolated and localized. so, yes, you will run into the potential need for the flicking of the windshield wipers if you're standing and waiting for a train, the need for an umbrella but only in a couple every spot. that's how the day progresses, you know, pretty much all day long, anything that shows up on the radar will be just like this, scattered in nature. locally steady, notice that, right on the tail end of

. >> i'm rahel solomon. we have a lot of breaking news overnight but first lets get you out the door with katie and meisha. >> good morning, guys. gateway to the weekend. good news is this morning we have nice dry roadways that will help us out and no accidents. that is great too. >> yes, my goodness. totally quiet, it will stay that way for another day, hotter then yesterday and with time we will see or more specifically, feel a little bit more humidity as morning and especially tonight progress. we will take a quick peak at storm scan not much going on so lets move it along. we are looking at temperatures and they are comfortable in the lower 60 easy sentencely regional wide. mount pocono and certainly here in philadelphia where we are flirting with 70 degrees at this hour. i-95 is comfortable and mild, regional wide really and in matter where your travels take you we will see a quiet drive here weather-related issues are virtually nil. sixty-one for willow grove, doyletown and mount holly where regional h

. >>> rape hell solomon. heavy rain to start date and more on the way. flash flood watch is just in effect. >> lets get to meteorologist katie fehlinger tracking the storm from the cbs-3 weather center, katie. >> great to be inside this noon, that is for sure because we have a very soaking rain that continues to pummel parts of the area. southe of philadelphia we will start off by taking another glimpse of the storm scan, a little more of the localized zoom, very evident where heaviest rain has fallen. new castle and kent county and across delaware bay into parts of the salem, cumberland county. as we zero in on the heaviest rain falling locally we have got not only lightening strikes coming in here across parts of the salem county as well and cumberland but also highest rainfall rates. thinks doppler indication that we are seeing in that dark maroon shade aired use, the part you see in the bull's eye in the center of the screen. they are as high as two and three-quarters inches per hour that is definitely leading to flash flooding in these areas. not sa

. >> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jan carabeo. jim donovan is off today. home invasion suspect is now in can you custody. police say the suspect's crime spree began in mount airy. the home invasion happened around 9:30 last night on the 200 block of west mount airy avenue. police say the man then drove the homeowner's suv to a bank on city avenue and tried to use her atm card. officers spotted him near saint joe's university in overbrook where he ditched the car and then shed his pants and shoes in a nearby yard. >> my biggest concern is safety, you know, it was at night. i have a son. he plays outside. >> generally good neighborhood but every once in awhile something crazy happens and comes in my front yard. >> now, police have not yet released where they caught up with that suspect. he's now in custody. charges are pending. >> former penn state fraternity members back in court today for a preliminary hearing. they face charges in connection with the february death of timothy piazza. piazza fell down the stairs at the beta theta pi house after a night of

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> good morning, guys. so, just a lot of construction , i know, i sounds like a broken records when say it. honestly, there is so much construction out there. thankfully it is clearing out. you know, i think we are in for at least a stretch of quiet weather for now, stay tuned, but today is the day of transition. boy do we de is her after break. after yesterday's soaking rain , it was absolutely drenching down places like rehoboth for example, not seeing anybody out here just yet, really is quite dreary, even still, at this hour, across this area. but the tell tail signs, the haze over the boardwalk lamps, also of course a lot of very wet boards here, along rehoboth beach. so, we're off to still unsettled start depending on location, as we take a little bit after tighter zoom on that storm scan3, pictures, the three-hour loop that we're looking at, not too much clearing just yet, which is a shame, because we have near full moon. won't see too much of it out there this morning, but regardless still couple ev

. >> i'm rahel solomon. lots of news overseas and at home. here's a look at weather and traffic in our region. >> we have a lot going on. in the world of travel things are looking g we have construction and overnight closures that will impact you this morning. >> no weather related issues but sun glare will be an issue at 6:00 a.m. hour. it is a problem you don't mind that much because it is promising to be a absolutely gorgeous not only sunrise but beautiful day in general. looking at storm scan, say for that little, batch of cloud rolling away you wouldn't know there was a loop going here because it is just that clear outside. that is a thermometer drop off more readily as well but dew points have done the same in short it does not feel as humid as it has in recent days yesterday not too bad certainly but we are warming up with that low humidity today. we have got everything working for us, a really nice pattern as high pressure puts itself overhead with light wind to go witt. it looks, all good, you have got, smooth sailing as far as i'm c

this is video from the congregation bet solomon on tomlinson road northeast. man approached the synogogue doors early sunday morning, maybe on scene gesture, then urinated on the significant got. he got away in a white four door sedan. if you recognize this suspect please call police. >> police say they've discovered elaborate man juan a growing operation inside a home in west philadelphia. officers removed more than 100 plants and trash bags from a home on the 4800 block every cedar avenue around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. fire, police, narcotics, even hazmat officials all on the scene, neighbors arriving home to see the police activity say they're shocked. >> been here since 2001. it is real a nice neighborhood a lot of like doctors and lawyers, nurses, i'm actually a nurse, and this is really quiet neighborhood, quaint, people know each other. >> police tell us they do have lead on who owns the property but the owner may not have anything to do with the opening. still some questions there. >>> fatal accident involving stunt driver has shutdown production of

stay with us. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. know to start your day in our morning minute. today is tuesday, august 1st. >> the first day of the newly shuffle west wing, new chief of staff is in, the man who was the new communications director is out. after less than two weeks on the job. >> disturbing discovery, philadelphia mother charged with leaving her seven month old son alone in a bucks county motel. >> a shocking allegation. former phillies star, pete rose, is accused of statutory rape. >> on ton of the clock tower in philadelphia. >> a dangerous stunt. man climbs to the top of city hall, without ever being in the dollars. >> daredevil photographer took advantage of renovation work. >> the much is toast. the front stab err has been back stabbed. >> with just today. finished the. >> hey, i'm anthony scaramucci there is a new mooch in town. >> get out. >> i will say, i was at the gym on the treadmill when i saw the breaking news, i almost fell off the treadmill. >> oh, you should have seen the cable news network, all of th

. >> i'm rahel solomon. first notice until oregon being make its way across 14 states, passover south carolina before going out to sea. >> don champion live along the path of totality in saint joseph, missouri, good afternoon, don. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, rahel. about 15,000 people are expected to take in the eclipse from had in air filled , one every countless gatherings from coast-to-coast for this celestial event that for many will be once in a lifetime. the anticipation started early this morning, in st. joseph, missouri thousands converge on the town for the first coast-to-coast eclipse in nearly 100 years. >> so excited, we're kinds of geeked out about it. >> on the west coast the farming town of mattress, oregon, the first in the nation to watch the moon completely block out the sun. >> i've come, you know, thousands of miles to be here this area came up as the best place, in terms of the weather >> the eclipse will make its way from oregon to south carolina before heading out to sea. even a

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >>> this all happened early this morning and now police are interviewing the victim in hopes of peacing together what happened during her terrifying ordeal. joel holden is live outside the upper darby police department with more on this developing story. joe, good afternoon. what police are telling you. >> reporter: good afternoon. police are investigatin investie brief disappearance of brittany law as an abduction, a kidnapping and a robbery. they say the 31-year-old havertown woman was last seen at a sunoco on west chester pike in upper darby township around 4:0. they say she left in a car to be -- believed driven by lyft driver the store goes brittany was out late celebrating her sift's 21st birthday. they say both had been drinking heavily. they say that that it this all started in 1200 block of saint james street in center city. they say that they hailed a lyft driver through fusing an app on their phone. that service then took them to west philadelphia where the driver apparently said he wanted to stop and get out and get matches so he could smoke. the s

>>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan, here's what you need to know to start your day in morning minute. today is tuesday, august 22. >> breaking overnight, a train crashes into an empty train at 69th street terminal. dozens are hurt. >> i stood to up get off and smack, hit the other trolley hard. >> there were four critical injuries but still officials say none of them are life threatening. >> it will be 15 to 20 minute increment, and you can absolutely expect delays. >> comedian bill cosby's defense team returns to court. he's hired michael jackson's former lawyer, tom mesereau, for his upcoming sexual assault trial. >> we will fight to win. from now this -- victory will have a clear -- >> president trump explains his plbut butt said the us can't hastily leave the country. >> i just turned 40. i haven't seen die day like that in my life. >> incredible. awesome. >> look, oh, that's amazing. >> people across our region mesmerized yesterday by the solar eclipse. >> i certainly was. fortunately the weather cooperated. clouds really didn't get in the way of the way of the

. >> jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat pat gallen, and meisha johnson. >> welcome backo colorado tonight as they continue a road trip out west. >> and jim, the trip is not going well so far. millville's own mike trout got things started for the angels last night in anaheim. his 21st homerun of the season , his second in a series against his olds favorite team , nick williams put phils up with a homerun during a four run second inning, but the phils could not hold on, lost this one when the angels scored two in the eighth, phils lose five to four, their 12th straight lost to the ainge he is. >> well the first exhibition football game of the jeer in the books. the cardinals and cowboy met up in the hall of fame game in canton, ohio, fishes touchdown comes from williams, the cards running back, goes in from 5 yards out, there was limited play for the starters, the cowboys win 20 to 18. >> eagles training camp continues today, we will hear from coach doug pederson and quarterback carson wentz. >> full coverage on " eyewitness news" news beginning at five. >> coming up: dunk

. >>> now china and russia are weighing in the on the tensions good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jan carabao, jim donovan's off today. wendy gilette is at the white house with how north cover re ace responding to the president's new threats. president trump issued a new warning to north korean dictator kim jong unthis morning. he tweeted military solutions are now full i in place, locked and loaded, should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong unwill find another path. >> they have been doing this to our country for a long time for many years and it business time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries. >> reporter: not to be out done north korea issued its own warning saying if the u.s. launches an attack on the north then it will reduce u.s. mainland into a field of nuclear war. president trump continued to push china to do more, to stop its neighbor and close alley from taking any drastic steps. >> i think john, we can do a lot more, china can. i think china can do more. >> reporter: chine delivered a warning to no

it happened at the congregation beth solomon on tomlinson road. neighbors are disgusted. >> that's just horrible. that's a disgrace to do that to a synagogue to do that to anything, a place of business, a home, a synagogue, a mosque, a church, anything like that, i think that's horrible. >> reporter: they also hope the suspect is caught quick before he can do something like this again. >> to do something like that there's no good reason for it. >> reporter: neighbor jan channing fears with the violence in charlottesville virginia a trend is starting to form. >> i've been upset outraged sick to my stomach watching everything that has happened. >> reporter: their cameras have been shot out with paintballs camera feeds have been cut and the menorah has been stolen just to name a few. now, you can watch that video over and over again on our app. get that guy's face out there and hopefully he's caught seen. reporting live in northeast detectives, bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> bob, thank you. >>> philadelphia's eighth district councilwoman

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executive director of the institute for public accuracy and coordinate or poor redaction dot org norman solomon how are you today norman fine thank you can you start by telling me why you participated or were here today at this event at the national press club to publicize the petition calling on congress and defense secretary mattis to remove all u.s. warplanes from syria well as americans i'm afraid we are party to an almost invisible war as far as americans are concerned and half a dozen groups got together to put forward this idea which i think is crucial syrian airspace should not be a place where u.s. planes are flying and bombing and that also includes a drone aircraft as we just heard a minute ago john kerry yaku the cia whistleblower pointed out this morning at a news conference of the national player press corps that like it or not there is an internationally recognized government there the assad regime i don't like that regime i think we should denounce that regime that doesn't change the fact that the u.s. government has no right to fly its own planes into syrian airspace without th

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is out. matt is here. matt and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning, guys. >> hey tuesday, yes, we have the big crash this morning around 12:15, norristown high-speed line, by the way loft updates coming in, this should help us out a little bit. plus accidents out there, what , already, we have mystro roadways, matt, not sure what was going on. >> a case of the tuesday's. >> right? >> weather, not a problem for folks traveling this morning. it is going to be an issue though later this afternoon, not because we're going to have necessarily any bad weather, but we are going to be dealing with high heat, high humidity, like we haven't seen, pretty much since the very beginning of august. so, do get ready for triple digit heat index values later this afternoon. neighborhood network shows you across from the jera side, it ia little bit haze think morning. so, not necessarily going to be the greatest sunrise it doesn't look like right now. temperatures for the most part are in the 60s and 7

rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what wecoming up at 7:00. streets disappear as hurricane harvey causes catastrophic flooding in southeastern texas we will show you some of had destruction. >>> plus, here at home philadelphia fire fighters rushed to a burning house in overbrook and now investigators say this was no accident. >>> it will be a glorious day to day matt peterson's back with your forecast just after the >>> harvey is now a tropical storm moves deeper in texas and turns deadly along the way , get you up to date. >>> they are packed up, heading south, the rules some of the philly's first responders they will take to

my >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. search continues for a suspect involved in the home invasion in the overbrook section of philadelphia police say suspect ditched a stolen car and took off on foot when confronted by officers. man took car and atm card during a home invasion, occupant of the home were not injured. >>> let go over to katie for a check of the forecast. it looks like another nice day >> we are going two for two with nothing but bright blue skies, sunshine technically relatively low humidity throughout the day but it will get warmer throughout the afternoon then it did yesterday. beautiful shot outside kutztown area middle school and we will keep that sun around all day here. it feels more like august, this afternoon. 87 degrees, still not terribly humid new does change with time. our pattern goes downhill. saturday looks like right now to be the wetest of the two weekend days, meisha. >> thanks very much. we are still looking outside, looking good, hazy shot here burlington bristol bridge is scheduled to

now it's time for the film review with jane hill and jason solomon.'s cinema releases is jason solomon. hello, jason, good to see you. hello. what have you been watching this week? this week on the film review we go to paris for the final portrait of swiss artist alberto giacometti and his very patient subject played by armie hammer. giacometti himself played by geoffrey rush and the film directed by stanley tucci. and then the weather is on the agenda as it always is at the weekend, but this time it's extreme weather as we follow al gore and a series of flip chart presentations around the sadly necessary an inconvenient sequel, a follow—up to his 0scar—winning an inconvenient truth. and in the hitman's bodyguard, the bodyguard played by ryan reynolds meets a hit man played by samuel ljackson and it's love at first sight. well, not really. let's start with final portrait. i'm a massive stanley tucci fan as an actor. i know he's directed a few films before. i must confess i don't think i've seen any of them looking at the list. how does this work—out?