we have live team 3 coverage, our alexandria hoff is in atlantic city pu we start with kate bilo who has the latest on jose's track. >> you can see the rain from jose is staying out to sea for now. the storm moving very, very slowly. it's also taking on not-so-tropical characteristics. it doesn't look like a hurricane even though winds are still sustained at 75 miles per hour in the center of that storm. it's starting to lose the tropical characteristics as it moves off to the north and it's moving away from the new jersey coast line. another little tick to the east in the track tonight which is great news because it will keep the impacts even further offshore. we are still looking at coastal impacts, but the effects inland will be minimal from jose. here's a live look at category 1, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, central pressure at 975 millibars. it has regained some movement now moving to the north at about 8 miles per hour. you can see the track on jose ilts starting to spin away from our coast line. by wednesday will be down graded to a tropical storm. could clip southern por

we have live team 3 coverage, our alexandria hoff is in atlantic city pu we start with kate bilo who has the latest on jose's track. >> you can see the rain from jose is staying out to sea for now. the storm moving very, very slowly. it's also taking on not-so-tropical characteristics. it doesn't look like a hurricane even though winds are still sustained at 75 miles per hour in the center of that storm. it's starting to lose the tropical characteristics as it moves off to the north and it's moving away from the new jersey coast line. another little tick to the east in the track tonight which is great news because it will keep the impacts even further offshore. we are still looking at coastal impacts, but the effects inland will be minimal from jose. here's a live look at category 1, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, central pressure at 975 millibars. it has regained some movement now moving to the north at about 8 miles per hour. you can see the track on jose ilts starting to spin away from our coast line. by wednesday will be down graded to a tropical storm. could clip southern por

reporting live in brigantine, of alexandria hoff cbs3. >>> let's go to kate. she's been watching jose and the storm is weakening, >> it has now finally been downgraded to a tropical storm. it had been a hurricane for quite some time. at one point peaking as a category 4 and a tropical storm, you can see it's looking extra tropical taking on more mid latitude storm characteristics. you can see the rain wrapped around the center. it's continuing to weaken and will continue to do so as we head through the weekend but it may still be hanging around. as far as right now, we do have a couple of scattered showers mainly north of and west of philadelphia. allentown into berks county areas that didn't get much all day today. sunshine and temperatures in the 80's, low showers moving far enough inland to impact the areas, we have tropical storm jose winds sustained at 70 mines just dropped below hurricane strength moving about nine miles per hour with a central pressure of 973 million bars. here's a look at the path. this isn't going anywhere any time soon, it will slowl

reporting live in brigantine, of alexandria hoff cbs3. >>> let's go to kate. she's been watching jose and the storm is weakening, >> it has now finally been downgraded to a tropical storm. it had been a hurricane for quite some time. at one point peaking as a category 4 and a tropical storm, you can see it's looking extra tropical taking on more mid latitude storm characteristics. you can see the rain wrapped around the center. it's continuing to weaken and will continue to do so as we head through the weekend but it may still be hanging around. as far as right now, we do have a couple of scattered showers mainly north of and west of philadelphia. allentown into berks county areas that didn't get much all day today. sunshine and temperatures in the 80's, low showers moving far enough inland to impact the areas, we have tropical storm jose winds sustained at 70 mines just dropped below hurricane strength moving about nine miles per hour with a central pressure of 973 million bars. here's a look at the path. this isn't going anywhere any time soon, it will slowl

alexandria hoff is at police headquarters with more on how this happened. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, those officers rushed this child to temple university hospital where he was in critical condition but thankfully at this hour, he's now in stable condition and recovering at st. christopher's hospital, so he is expected to be ok. according to police, the child was shot in the shoulder as he was standing with his father and brother on the corner of 24th and norris street, police were called before 8:00 p.m. police say the shots came from a block away at the hands of the man on 24th and diamond street. >> six years old, he was with his father and brother, he got shot, felt the pain and ran into his house, family members tended to him. the only description right now that we have of our shooter is male wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt or dark-colored clothing. >> reporter: police are also combing through several surveillance systems located oh and on the block to see if they can get a better look at this guy. reporting live from police headquarters, alexandria

reporter alexandria hoff is live at city hall with the story of octavius catto. >> reporter: underneath this blue tarp is the statue of a man who is also a martyr and if you don't know his name before this, that's okay. you're in good company but the hope is you soon will. election day 1871. octavius catto, a prominent african-american intellectual, civil rights act vist and baseball player was shot and killed outside of his philadelphia home. he was 32. catto had been working to inform the community about their voting rights. >> the more i heard about him i never heard his name until i was over 40 years of age. which this is a person and people like him to contributed to philadelphia and our country should be in our history books and they're not. >> reporter: in learning the story years ago, the mayor embarked on a project to encourage others to do the same. the statue of his likeness was prepared over the weekend. >> this is the first time on public land where an african-american is memorialized for the public to see. >> i would say. >> i think it's amazing and i think there needs to

they've been practicing in the dark because the bureau wouldn't turn the lights on, >> as alexandria hoff explains the team still face as few obstacles. >> reporter: wednesday night life. this looks luke a typical youth football practice, and for most teams, it would be, but not for the colwyn commits, it's a far cry from what they're used to. to these small players practicing under the big lights is a thrill like few others could know. >> good job, good job. >> reporter: according to terrell read, headcoach for the knots, youth football team has been forced to practice in the dark months, after the bureau of colwyn changed the locks on a field house preventing access to the switch, something coach read said is a breach of the lease. eyewitness captured the creativity that parents have been using to keep the field illuminated >> 20, 30 cars lined up providing the light for the kids last half hour 40 minutes of practice. >> reporter: on this evening batteries spared and lights shown turned on less than an hour after our camera went for answers from the bureau. >> you're invited to the publ

. >> alexandria hoff is at 30th street station tonight with reaction to the judge's decision. alex?reporter: well, ukee, on the stand a philadelphia police officer described that amtrak crash scene as train cars crushed like tin cans and body parts strewn across the wreckage. gruesome and devastating, of course, criminal, no. according to a judge. it was a case dismissed by the philadelphia district attorney's office then picked up by the pennsylvania attorney general hours before the statute of limitations was set to expire. charging brandon bostian train 188 engineer with criminal negligence, charges that a municipal court judge now dismissed >> he's not going make statements >> may 12th, 2015, bostian suddenly propelled amtrak train 188 to 106 miles per hour in a set of curbs capable of handling speeds half of that. eight people were killed, dozens more gravely injured of >> disappointed would be an under statement. >> reporter: with blair berman an injured victim, attorney tom kline expressed about the incident. >> his only job was to get people from one point to the other. he d

. >> alexandria hoff is at 30th street station tonight with reaction to the judge's decision. alex?reporter: well, ukee, on the stand a philadelphia police officer described that amtrak crash scene as train cars crushed like tin cans and body parts strewn across the wreckage. gruesome and devastating, of course, criminal, no. according to a judge. it was a case dismissed by the philadelphia district attorney's office then picked up by the pennsylvania attorney general hours before the statute of limitations was set to expire. charging brandon bostian train 188 engineer with criminal negligence, charges that a municipal court judge now dismissed >> he's not going make statements >> may 12th, 2015, bostian suddenly propelled amtrak train 188 to 106 miles per hour in a set of curbs capable of handling speeds half of that. eight people were killed, dozens more gravely injured of >> disappointed would be an under statement. >> reporter: with blair berman an injured victim, attorney tom kline expressed about the incident. >> his only job was to get people from one point to the other. he d

reporting live in the stat center, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> thank you. as hurricane maria continues to lash the caribbean, we're watching where the storm is headed. lauren casey is closely watching >> we had the latest advisory issued by the national hurricane center at 11:00 a couple of minutes ago. a powerful category 2 hurricane north korea weakening winds at 110 miles per hour, at least from the last advisory, northwesterly motion about nine miles per hour, the core is now moves away from puerto rico but still dealing with those intense rain bands on the eastern side of maria. it will continue to move off to the north and west and the i'll aisle will make a close pass to the turks and caicos on friday and continue to move off to the north and west. we'll see if we can put this track into motion, and see where maria is going to move and somehow my computer does not want to show us that track of maria. again, it will move up to the north and west turks and caicos around here likely passing to east of the bahamas and working towards the east coast of th

alexandria hoff is outside the police station with more on the suspect authorities are after. alex? >> reporter: ukee, first of all a witness told us that the victim appeared to be conscious and calms being transported to the hospital and calm is the same way she described the man she saw walking away from the scene. >> walked down the yard to address him and he never looked at me. he just walked calmly toward his car, got in and drove away. >> mary johnston lives on long meadow road in limerick township. she was brought to her front lawn after hearing gunshot >> i heard shots. and screaming. >> reporter: the commotion was coming from a home across the street. >> i thought it was just kids playing around and i realized it sounded more serious. >> reporter: when she came outside, she found herself face-to-face with the man she now believes shot her neighbor. >> i went down the yard to investigate, and saw the suspect leaving the house. >> reporter: police say around 12:30 p.m., 30-year-old greg feldman of hallwaysville approached the home and knocked. shooting 48-year-old woman twice

alexandria hoff is outside the police station with more on the suspect authorities are after. alex?> reporter: ukee, first of all a witness told us that the victim appeared to be conscious and calms being transported to the hospital and calm is the same way she described the man she saw walking away from the scene. >> walked down the yard to address him and he never looked at me. he just walked calmly toward his car, got in and drove away. >> mary johnston lives on long meadow road in limerick township. she was brought to her front lawn after hearing gunshot >> i heard shots. and screaming. >> reporter: the commotion was coming from a home across the street. >> i thought it was just kids playing around and i realized it sounded more serious. >> reporter: when she came outside, she found herself face-to-face with the man she now believes shot her neighbor. >> i went down the yard to investigate, and saw the suspect leaving the house. >> reporter: police say around 12:30 p.m., 30-year-old greg feldman of hallwaysville approached the home and knocked. shooting 48-year-old woman twice i

reporter alexandria hoff is live at city hall with the story of octavius catto. >> reporter: underneath this blue tarp is the statue of a man who is also a martyr and if you don't know his name before this, that's okay. you're in good company but the hope is you soon will. election day 1871. octavius catto, a prominent african-american intellectual, civil rights act vist and baseball player was shot and killed outside of his philadelphia home. he was 32. catto had been working to inform the community about their voting rights. >> the more i heard about him i never heard his name until i was over 40 years of age. which this is a person and people like him to contributed to philadelphia and our country should be in our history books and they're not. >> reporter: in learning the story years ago, the mayor embarked on a project to encourage others to do the same. the statue of his likeness was prepared over the weekend. >> this is the first time on public land where an african-american is memorialized for the public to see. >> i would say. >> i think it's amazing and i think there needs to

reporting live in the stat center, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> thank you. as hurricane maria continues to lash the caribbean, we're watching where the storm is headed. lauren casey is closely watching >> we had the latest advisory issued by the national hurricane center at 11:00 a couple of minutes ago. a powerful category 2 hurricane north korea weakening winds at 110 miles per hour, at least from the last advisory, northwesterly motion about nine miles per hour, the core is now moves away from puerto rico but still dealing with those intense rain bands on the eastern side of maria. it will continue to move off to the north and west and the i'll aisle will make a close pass to the turks and caicos on friday and continue to move off to the north and west. we'll see if we can put this track into motion, and see where maria is going to move and somehow my computer does not want to show us that track of maria. again, it will move up to the north and west turks and caicos around here likely passing to east of the bahamas and working towards the east coast of th

alexandria hoff cbs3 eyewitness. >>> thanks. an "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is headed for a first hand look at those affected and to track down her family. she'll have live reports in puerto rico in the coming days on "eyewitness news" >>> today in indiana president trump released his long awaited term tax reform plan, the plan calls for slashing the corporate tax rate from 35% went to %. it also simplifies the tax code by reducing the seven current income tax brackets to three. 12%, 25 percent and 35%. the president vowels to provide historic tax relief for hard working americans. >> we're doing everything we can to reduce the tax burden on you and your family. by eliminating tax breaks. and loop holes, we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle class, the working men and women. not the highest income earners. >> democrats say the tax reform plan gives a big break wealth. >>> lawmakers in new jersey try to lure a second headquarters for amazon, governor chris christie called on the candidates vialin

alexandria hoff is at police headquarters with more on how this happened. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, those officers rushed this child to temple university hospital where he was in critical condition but thankfully at this hour, he's now in stable condition and recovering at st. christopher's hospital, so he is expected to be ok. according to police, the child was shot in the shoulder as he was standing with his father and brother on the corner of 24th and norris street, police were called before 8:00 p.m. police say the shots came from a block away at the hands of the man on 24th and diamond street. >> six years old, he was with his father and brother, he got shot, felt the pain and ran into his house, family members tended to him. the only description right now that we have of our shooter is male wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt or dark-colored clothing. >> reporter: police are also combing through several surveillance systems located oh and on the block to see if they can get a better look at this guy. reporting live from police headquarters, alexandria

developments >>> neighbors are stunned after a house sitter is killed in south jersey >> alexandria hoff is live in woodbury with more on what we know tonight. alex? >> reporter: as of right now, there are everywhere few details in this investigation being released. how the victim knew the homeowner who was not there at the time or police have a suspect. >> shaded with green re, this home on hopkins street in woodbury city was left under the care of a house sitter. while its owners were away. >> windows locked, door locked. >> around 7:30 p.m. saturday, the woman watching the home, 26-year-old shawn carter was found dead. the victim of blunt force trauma according to the gloucester county prosecutor's office. >> everybody is calling everybody, are you ok? because it's across the street from my house. >> reporter: neighbor kim robinson saw card friday during a block party. but 24 hours before her body was discovered >> i seen her going in the house and that was i i was out here friday. and it was a lot of people out here. i didn't see or didn't notice nothing. >> reporter: graduate of pen

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the latest details on the investigation into this crime. >> the 13 year old alleged victim considered 30 year old anthony tiney to be like a brother, according to statement she made to police. but authorities say that relationship was riddled with unlawful contact. continue i, member of the ridley park fire department, has now been charged with 120 count of crimes including indecent assault and corruption after minor. according to charging documents, continue i friends of the victim's father used games as a way to assault the victim. that paperwork adds, quote, he also took her to his apartment in eddie stone where he showed her his collection of pornographic videos and, quote , the victim also disclosed that continue i bought her a tight green dress and asked her to send him pictures by text. she advised that she never sent any nude pictures of him. continue i was once a member of the eddie stone fire department, as well. their president offered " eyewitness news" this statement reading in part: mr. continue i has not been affiliated with

alexandria hoff cbs3 eyewitness. >>> thanks. an "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is headed for a first hand look at those affected and to track down her family. she'll have live reports in puerto rico in the coming days on "eyewitness news" >>> today in indiana president trump released his long awaited term tax reform plan, the plan calls for slashing the corporate tax rate from 35% went to %. it also simplifies the tax code by reducing the seven current income tax brackets to three. 12%, 25 percent and 35%. the president vowels to provide historic tax relief for hard working americans. >> we're doing everything we can to reduce the tax burden on you and your family. by eliminating tax breaks. and loop holes, we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle class, the working men and women. not the highest income earners. >> democrats say the tax reform plan gives a big break wealth. >>> lawmakers in new jersey try to lure a second headquarters for amazon, governor chris christie called on the candidates vialin

they've been practicing in the dark because the bureau wouldn't turn the lights on, >> as alexandria hoff explains the team still face as few obstacles. >> reporter: wednesday night life. this looks luke a typical youth football practice, and for most teams, it would be, but not for the colwyn commits, it's a far cry from what they're used to. to these small players practicing under the big lights is a thrill like few others could know. >> good job, good job. >> reporter: according to terrell read, headcoach for the knots, youth football team has been forced to practice in the dark months, after the bureau of colwyn changed the locks on a field house preventing access to the switch, something coach read said is a breach of the lease. eyewitness captured the creativity that parents have been using to keep the field illuminated >> 20, 30 cars lined up providing the light for the kids last half hour 40 minutes of practice. >> reporter: on this evening batteries spared and lights shown turned on less than an hour after our camera went for answers from the bureau. >> you're invited to the publ

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on the store friday frankford. >> reporter: four separate but equally disturbing reports of the man attempting to lure young girls, every instance within blocks of the other, all between the hours of eight and 9:00 a.m. according to police first occurred yesterday morning around 8:00 a.m. on the 5300 block of ditman street where a student reported a man taking pictures and recording children. then at 8:00 a.m. this morning , also on ditman and 10 year-old girl told police that she was approached by a man who showed her money and a camera and asked to take her picture. ten minutes after that on the 5300 block of jackson street, a child reported an identical encounter. finally at 8:45 this morning in the same area on the 5300 block of gillespy street another 10 year-old girl told police that a man asked her to come over to his car and then began unzipping his pants. this woman, rushed to that girl's assistance. >> she just kept crying like she could not like talk to me or she was saying man in the black car, blank in the black car. i

developments >>> neighbors are stunned after a house sitter is killed in south jersey >> alexandria hoff is live in woodbury with more on what we know tonight. alex? >> reporter: as of right now, there are everywhere few details in this investigation being released. how the victim knew the homeowner who was not there at the time or police have a suspect. >> shaded with green re, this home on hopkins street in woodbury city was left under the care of a house sitter. while its owners were away. >> windows locked, door locked. >> around 7:30 p.m. saturday, the woman watching the home, 26-year-old shawn carter was found dead. the victim of blunt force trauma according to the gloucester county prosecutor's office. >> everybody is calling everybody, are you ok? because it's across the street from my house. >> reporter: neighbor kim robinson saw card friday during a block party. but 24 hours before her body was discovered >> i seen her going in the house and that was i i was out here friday. and it was a lot of people out here. i didn't see or didn't notice nothing. >> reporter: graduate of pen

reporting live from philadelphia international i'm alexandria hoff now back to you. >> alex, thank you. >>> also a bucks county church is mobilize took send help to puerto rico. volunteers from the international temple of restoration are filling up a truck with critical supplies. "eyewitness news" in levittown and tonight the truck will be driven to miami and then put on a ship to puerto rico. church plans to send a total of 40 trucks, packed with donations. >> is there a big need for water, lot of people are letting us know that they need water. they need water. so we want to provide that need and also medicine, some food, you know, all that kind of stuff that is needed at this point. >> in a few days the volunteers will travel to puerto rico to distribute at toms residents. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is on her way to puerto rico to try to track down some of her family members who are there she will have live reports from puerto rico in the coming days right here on "eyewitness news". >>> "eyewitness news" on the scene of the deadly crash between a car and septa rout

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reporting live from the special victims units this evening, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> thanks. >>> we're talking hurricane mischief jose, cape may emergency manager says it's too soon to make any real about jose but closely monitoring the track and how to respond to impacts >> looking at minor to moderate coastal flooding. if the storm track further in or make landfall, we could be look at major coastal flood, >> watch out for rip currents, kate bilo is here with new information about where jose is heading >> a few minutes ago we got the update tracks. the eye redeveloped, look ad-lib disorganized earlier. back to a category 1 hurricane and starting to make that turn towards the united states. this came in at strengthened slightly. wind 75 miles an hour, now 80, it's a category 1, it's moving toward the north of and west. moving almost due north it is going to stay off the coast line, compared to the track i showed you just a little bit ago, further to the east. that's what we want, further away. but keep in mind when you're looking at the cone's concern, that means t

reporting from the sat center, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on cbs-3eyewitness news" invading the uk. >> reporter: a growing taste for american food i'm jane ferguson in london with that story. >>> also ahead, one in eight children is on the autism spectrum, a new study of the largest ever of its kind, shows one factor is more influential then previously thought in predicting whether a child will be affected, stephanie stahl has research ahead in this weeks einstein health care science center report. >>> and a little bit later recapping friday football frenzy high school highlights from around the region ace head in sports. >>> when american restaurants go global it seems brits are the most enthusiastic diners. as cbs correspondent jane ferguson tells us the ride for american restaurants in the uk show they are winning over british taste budd. >> reporter: there has never been a more american restaurantness london and demand is only growing. five guys opened up their first store here, four years ago, and now there are 67 restaurants across britain. the

investigators now hope you can help them finds a vehicle, " eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff picks up the story. >> tomlinson road, byberry road, 5300 ditman street and the 4900 block of ditman street, 4900 ditman street. >> six separate instances, seven children targeted, and one black car. this is the vehicle that police say a man in his 30's has been driving this week, as used cash to lure children to his car while taking photos and videos of them on his phone. he ran toward me stating the man in the black car. >> this woman came to the aid of ten year old woman. >> i did my best, she was jump i, so what i only did was tell her okay, calm down, tell me where your school is at i'll take to you school. >> four instances reported since 8:00 a.m. thursday have been consolidate today one northeast area, in locations of jackson, ditman street, all within short walk of the james sullivan school. the two other cases reported earlier this week are short drive away, and tomlinson and byberry roads. >> the one instance -- >> apologize for the technical difficulties. we'll get back to

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff spoke with a neighbor who came face-to-face with the suspect. >> walk in the yards to address him, never looked at me, calmly got in his car and road along. >> mary johnson lives in limerick township, brought her front lawn after hearing gunshots. >> i is heard some shots and screaming. >> the commotion was coming from a home across the street. >> i thought it was just some kids playing around. and i realized that it sounded more serious. >> when she came outside she found herself face-to-face with a man that she now believes shot her neighbor. >> so i went down the yards to investigate, and saw the suspect leaving the house. >> greg feldman of harleysville approached that home and knock shooting 48 year old woman twice in her chest when she opened the door from the home the suspect fled >> we believe mr. feldman to be armed at this point. >> kevin steeled feldman was known to the woman and her family. >> but we know that there was a relationship, familiar relationship in the past. and we need to find him as soon as we can. >> since learning mo

who i have spoken to so many of them hoff just been enduring this from here from the states and someed with to us get down there. now we are finally heading there. >> i understand you actually asked for this assignment, why so? >> reporter: the last couple days we have been covering this story since maria hit since aftermath, i have met so many people. on sunday i went to the puerto rican day parade and person after person had same story of desperation of wanting to contact their loved one and being so surprise by that devastation. i'm puerto rican. i have connected with that island. i have been there so many times, my heritage is puerto rico. my family fridays puerto rico. i definitely felt a personal connection and i'm connect with people in our area, that are going through this from a far and dealing with the devastation from a far. and you also have, family living there, right now, and, is what your experience been, have you been able to contact them. >> reporter: it took us five days to finally get contact in contact with migrate grandmother who is 95 years old and i shared that

reporting in montgomery county , alexandria hoff, cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." >> philadelphia police are investigating how a toddler got ahold after handgun and shot his own uncle. chopper three over 16th and arch street in center city philadelphia yesterday. police say the three year old accidentally fired another family member's gun, from the back seat to this suv. the bullet struck the child's 24 year old uncle in his shoulder. he's now in stable condition. police say the gun was privately owned by the child's other uncle, who was a philadelphia housing authority officer. >> in other news this morning, federal authority have told pennsylvania officials that russian hackers unsuccessfully tried to access it election system there is happened before the presidential election. a spokesperson for governor wolf says pennsylvania was one of 21 state targeted by the russians. authority say there is no evidence the election system was breached. >>> republican senator john mccain one again throwing party into repeal and replace the affordable care act. mola lenghi. >> once again, senator john m

reporting live from the special victims units this evening, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> thanks. >>> we're talking hurricane mischief jose, cape may emergency manager says it's too soon to make any real about jose but closely monitoring the track and how to respond to impacts >> looking at minor to moderate coastal flooding. if the storm track further in or make landfall, we could be look at major coastal flood, >> watch out for rip currents, kate bilo is here with new information about where jose is heading >> a few minutes ago we got the update tracks. the eye redeveloped, look ad-lib disorganized earlier. back to a category 1 hurricane and starting to make that turn towards the united states. this came in at strengthened slightly. wind 75 miles an hour, now 80, it's a category 1, it's moving toward the north of and west. moving almost due north it is going to stay off the coast line, compared to the track i showed you just a little bit ago, further to the east. that's what we want, further away. but keep in mind when you're looking at the cone's concern, that means t

we do want to give a special shout out this year to our national guard members hoff been sent down toexas because of hurricane harvey. and, sorry, dietz and watson, just sent in some hot dogs to me. thanks, dietz and watson. yes, i know it is 7:30 but i can eat a hot dog anytime during the day. fly over between 8:30 and 9:30 and sue says picture perfect. >> you know, who was out with us this morning, bus stop buddy. this is mind blowing because he is here in fern with an american flag and we have bus stop buddy on the tv with an american flag. we will take a look at our weather real quick and we have a very special k-9 getting started with almost the same outfit. temperatures in the 60's and zero seven's. there is a little bit of fog out there but mostly in the suburbs this morning and we are looking at, there we go, nothing on radar. temperatures, are mostly in the 60's and 70's. we have 67 degrees in philadelphia. and we are heading to a high temperature... >> i'll take it. live tv. we have a big block party out front. that will happen. beautiful weather, we have sun glare on 95 nor

june islamic state controlled around a quarter of the country but wind on three months and around hoff of that territory has now been lost during the army's advance and there is or it was getting around eight collimator kilometers a day news that the advancing troops are finally linked up with the remaining syrian forces inside the city was greeted with relief to both soldiers and civilians. but i was. going along with. the breaking of the age of extremely significant militarily and fica logically a tremendous boost for the maral of the government and the government forces and we must be a bit cautious it's not clear whether it will take days or or weeks to clear i feel out of the the the main fifty four and then be on for food can look forward to consolidating the control of the government in some pocket jihad these still. hold sway so it going at beth it's going to take a number of months before the syrian government really control over the whole of syria. german chancellor angle and mcauliffe has had a tough few days both in iran data parliament with just two weeks to go before the

reporting from the sat center, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> delaware county streetnow named in honor of the fallen cherry hill fire fighter, named michael reagan. fire fighters, police officers and the community all joined reagan's family yesterday, as roberts avenue in sharon hill became michael reagan way. the street was formally dedicated by boro officials on the tenth anniversary of his death. >> the choices weren't his, it was predestined, and we stand here in honor not of today he passed but of the life that he lived and the friends that he has made and the people that he touched. >> reagan was injured in the line of duty on september 26th , 2007, and passed away from his injuries three days later. >>> well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and dana jacob jacobson join us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> good morning, jan, coming up today's headlines and after nearly a decade behind bars o.j. simpson may be just hours away from rerelease, we will look at what life may be like for him once he gets out. >>

hoff of which came from the automobile industry and the other half from the federal government. will be increased to one billion euros all startin off i and this means that the federal government will ask you five hundred million euros you by prioritizing explanations in the current budget saddam. in the gulf and then also. i was angle merkel speaking there let's move on to the markets. safe haven investments like gold and japan's yen have spiked as investors are getting nervous about new tensions on the korean peninsula. demand drove prices for gold up both scott gould and a gold futures were up about seven tenths of a percent short while ago. markets in europe all closed down paris's cac iran's was down nearly four tenths of a percent frankfurt's dax and london footsie both also. down more than three tenths of a percent wallstreet was closed today for labor day in the united states. now on labor day americans celebrate the history and contributions of the labor movement. so what better time to talk about the president who campaigned as a so called champion of the american work

one hoff's not because we are concentrating just on a child but because we are concentrating on public health as a whole the health of all our people and all our communities this is how i would like you to look at our country we are a young and fragile democracy facing many problems but we have to cope with them all at the same time in the way that we have to cope with all our health problems at the same time we cannot just concentrate on the few i would like you to join us in finding new ways new are answers more constructive more positive more innovative and possibly more daring. if we cannot resolve our problems quickly it does not mean that we are never going to be able to solve them it just means that the suffering of our peoples is extended we would like to bring an end to the sufferings of our peoples as quickly as possible we would like to make our country a nation within whose borders everybody can live and and security. and in prosperity this is a large order this is a big ambition but it is not one impossible to fulfill. we all have to join together i accept that the real re

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and british virgin islands on of course someone some where the hoff the population is now heinous. his the french prime instead what feet speaking adia. big material. the material damage is considerable. select religion numbers arey likely to change as we receive more information about what you. ludicrous electricity has been cut off. there is no drinking water. liz and fuel is unavailable. you want. the roads all blocked and early accessibl. even though the first clearing operations have begun goal eagles. because i'm a sweeps north west hate him governments has called for a nationwide looks down from twelve pm thursday local time. montessori occupational a those in the country's mold and paste. the hurricane is unlikely to hit the impoverished nation directly but heavy rains could trigger at dangerous floods. meanwhile cuba has started evacuating people on its northeastern coast santiago province has a bit over a hundred evacuations and as for up to thirty eight thousand people. measures were taken include trying to organize for the fat and. get eggs the most practical things to

, things unravel in the atmosphere we don't know exactly if it will come to the coast or stay just hoff jor. >> glor: more suspense next weekend, thank you very much for now. irma has been 4578ering miami all day. it escaped the worst but it is still under seige, in effect, mark strassmann is there, mark? >> all this is storm surge. and it keeps pouring into parts of downtown miami. irma's fury has been relentless all day. and to justify the decision by emergency decision to order the largest evacuation in this county's history. all day irma's hurricane force winds punished downtown miami. we reported in this morning's misery one block from biscayne bay. >> i heard this crash and it was this sign that had come down. give you a sense, this thing would cut somebody's head off if it hit them. >> up to five feet of storm surge poured into miami's downtown business district. brickell avenue became brickell river. social media showed damage all over the city. high winds snapped two construction cranes on buildings two miles apart. no one was reported hurt. but high anxiety hit hold of bill an

and hurting whatever my my baby's says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoff a million americans have been killed in the us. this is a middle school we go through drills and we cut ourselves some real scenarios it was interesting to see. him. to return to the subject to track down each guy who i'd met and photographed those years ago. but we are not. welcome back to worlds apart but see believe me a prominent israeli politician and former foreign minister of israel let me you've already alluded to the israeli palestinian conflict and i know you've been a loyal proponent of the two state solution you claimed that's what the majority of the israeli public wants if that's the case why do people keep voting mr netanyahu and he's party into power. for the good question yes according to the polls not only my you know. thoughts there is a majority of these are supporting the idea of two states for two peoples and peace . is no one believed the reason on the other side that there is no hope for peace unfortunately both of my responsibility here as a leader is to try a

there is an "eyewitness news" reporter that went to holy cross academy and her name is, alexandria hoffwe have her high school cheer leading photo courtesy of her mom, how cool is that, you guys. i guess we know who alex is cheering for but here at cbs philly since thinks our game of the week we are cheering for both teams so go florence, go holy cross academy we wish you guys a great game tonight. >> that is great, great photo. >> that is great, thanks mom. >> that is great, t >>> new year, new look for the sixers. >> the wells fargo certainty is selling the team's new swag this weekend, the store will open from 10:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon. catch 76ers dunk squad at the shop from noon to 1:30, and shops also opened up on sunday if you can't make it this weekend you can grab a jersey through october 12th, on line, at the wells fargo center's web site. >> it will be a hot item. >> yes. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on the sister station cw philly. we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", from new york h

. >> i want to work at your hoffs, i'm partying on the way to work. >> that is the way we all sort of >> here is what everyone struggles with. the artificial intelligence that we are warned about, so you are one of the people who has come out and said hey, we've got to be cautious when it comes to artificial intelligence because it could kill us all. >> i'm para phrasing you, obviously. that's what i heard. that's what i heard. >> i heard kill us all. >> will artificial intelligence kill us all? >> very unlikely, i think. i think that. >> so possibly. >> yes. >> okay, now i understand how you heard, finallyas rights might kill us, nubbing clear weapons might kill us all. >> trevor: i'm not making asteroids for a reason. >> but there are nuclear weapons. >> trevor: right, but why, why, should we be weary of artificial intelligence. >> the actual thing that everyone worries about is the terminator movie. i think that the likelihood of that story is pretty low. >> trevor: with the growth of artificial intelligence, there is a threat to a job as we know it. >> yes. >> trevor: it happens w

my my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoff a million americans have been killed by following to the u.s. side on how to saute me as i did this this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interest st issey who actually got hit by the gun i just saw i did to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met and photograph those is a god i don't know this but we are not for all. their prayers for a single purpose. they have a supermoon. they start training very young. eight months of intensive school. rats. and they save lives. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporate corporations run washington or washington controls the media the media control the voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. from. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did i took a liking to how to style game

residents hoff been living for weeks without basic necessities, welcomed the out of town crew with opened arms. one peco line worker's wife organized a care package to be sent to our crewness fort myers florida but once it arrived, the crews decided it was better to donate food, drinks to a local church that was organizing meals for residents who were, without power. nicely done. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight an 11 year-old boy from malvern battling a rare disease is pedaling his way to awareness. >> you can still achieve your goals and you can and should not give up your hopes and dreams. >> and how his father is helping him on his rocky run through philadelphia. >>> plus, free library of philadelphia welcomes 50 new citizens to the sit of brotherly new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up

hoff, when a company like mercedes invests a lot of money, they create base cases you guys must haveer the next 10 or 20 years, how much will be gas, how much will be electricity. can you share with us the contours of your base case are you talking about being the majority electric vehicles in 20 years? are we talking 50/50 share with us some insight into your base case scenario. >> some of our midterm horizons show maybe 15 to 25% being full electric i would say 20 years, it's hard to predict if i could predict, i probably wouldn't be sitting here right now. some of our midterm predictions, 15 to 25% range. we believe it's critical to stay flexible in our operations to make sure we can basically react to which demand comes, either the gas or full electric >> jason, could you project where you expect you'll be in terms of when there are no perceived tradeoffs in performance and convenience from electric versus combustion engine obviously you have to make some of those tradeoffs today >> you do have to make some of those tradeoffs. one of the big issues everybody is working on is infr

the fact one poll just in front of me says hoff of all german votes is not just for the german voters say that but only pausing to consider the safety a priority on the people's concerns about safety as well so that was very much an issue that actually coalitions you discussed that early and if you of course s.p.d. martin shultz has built himself out of the coalition probably because of the opposition to something unthinkable for the social democrat leader but merkel has responded since then and the two going on now she said she's noted the s.p.d. this. but she says let's talk again tomorrow that's a very. logical thing to say really wait and see logic time see how things go and come to sort of consensus whether that will profit off of course is an entirely different question this victory for much less both puts on the top five of the standing jevon charts and is number one is often a fact in the german empire. some of those as well before what poll of polls cost way back in june if i'm going about this to see through this new next four years that will make all fall within germany's l

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