>> i'm jessica dean. eyewitness reporter groegdz greg argos is live in center city. >> reporter: there was panic with passengers here on regional rail line, they were on a train they thought was in a real emergency, they decided to self evacuate that vehicle right there. that train car, and that decision caused big headaches for thousands of commuters. passengers at the 30th street station seeing red during the evening commute >> i'm a little frustrated but i can't do anything about it. >> reporter: anger and frustration over massive delays, some well past the hour mark. because of a total system shut-off >> at 5:35 we received reports that passengers were starting to evacuate from the train. >> reporter: let's back up 15 minutes when septa's assistant

. >>> busy evening good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. eyewitness reporter groegdz greg argos is live in center city. >> reporter: there was panic with passengers here on regional rail line, they were on a train they thought was in a real emergency, they decided to self evacuate that vehicle right there. that train car, and that decision caused big headaches for thousands of commuters. passengers at the 30th street station seeing red during the evening commute >> i'm a little frustrated but i can't do anything about it. >> reporter: anger and frustration over massive delays, some well past the hour mark. because of a total system shut-off >> at 5:35 we received reports that passengers were starting to evacuate from the train. >> reporter: let's back up 15 minutes when septa's assistant general manager said the train lost power for some unknown reason, a breaker tripped not once but twice ylikely trishinged the passengers to believe something was wrong. >> they thought there may have been a fire and with possibly no communication from the

good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the shooting happened at 24th and norris in north philadelphia. 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 surveill

. >> i'm jessica dean. 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

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. >> i'm jessica dean. 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 aw

. >> i'm jessica dean. 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 aw

. >> i'm jessica dean. 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

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good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the shooting happened at 24th and norris in north philadelphia. 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 surveill

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. >>> i'm jessica dean. here's latest on the crisis, the trump administration today waved restrictions on foreign ships to how delivery from u.s. ports to puerto rico, thousands of shipping containers full of necessities like food and medicine are stuck, inside the port of the san juan. drivers can move them cannot be found, many road are impassable. fuel is also in short supply, as lines stretched for blocks. cbs news correspondent david begnot has more from puerto rico. >> more than 3,000 shipping containers are sitting at the port of san juan. >> in these containers we have medicine, there is water,. >> reporter: jose is vice-president of the crowley shipping services in puerto rico. he says the supplies could help more than half million people. >> it is mad, frustrating as well, unless trucking co start showing up unfortunately there is nothing that we can do. >> reporter: the governor ricardo rose low says there is a shortage to deliver the essentials. >> the truck drivers that would that rigsly take th

good afternoon, i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington home. say is whipping up waves and flood something areas. we have live team three coverage for you, cleve bryan and lauren casey's down the shore and kate bilo is tracking jose from the weather center. we will start with cleve in north wildwood. tell us about conditions surrounding you. >> reporter: ukee, welcome to the show. people have been lining up, all day along the sea wall here in north wildwood, right to the edge of the storm because you have these enormous 10-foot waves, that are smashing against the sea wall, shooting up spray. just an impressive shot. pan over across the ocean where you can see it is just so churned up, one set after another of large waves, and we're still several hours away from high tide, but we see waves are already going up against the dunes, it is causing beach erosion, so there is a wow factor and there is a little bit of the sadness as the cost is to the beaches. from watching, to dodging waves the wrong sea wall in north wild wood, this video by zeka shot

join jessica dean tonight for virtual town hall. the cbs philly facebook page for facebook live, and it all starts at 7:00 p.m. >> so what goes better with that morning cup of coffee than a delicious donut? >> new spot in town to go for those sweet treats. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live at factory donuts in mayfair with all of the details for us. i think he's been eating our donuts, jim. >> i believe so. >> i would never do such a thing, i'll bridge you back a fresh box of donuts. stay put. i need your expertise in just a couple of minutes. stay put. but what's funny they have this card up on the wall. are there any football fans out here? reminds me of andy reid's play calling cards, this giant list , but know know what they're dock back here at factory donuts in mayfair. let's take a look at they drop them like they're hot over here. dave, the owner of factory donuts, we are getting ready for the morning rush. >> so tell me about this place watch brought on your love of donuts? >> it came from my wife. after i had l

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live where one of the meted, and. >> we just learn, saint andrews cemetery is fifth in this area to get hit by thieves, the cemetery managers tell me that these bronze, metals are worth thousands of dollars, but, for at lee one family with loved won here those markers are priceless. >>> nancy cannot make sense of what has been taken. >> it is gone. >> i'm very upset. >> from the man she said, so much. >> how can someone be so disrespectful for these people who went to war for their freedom. >> reporter: this stone in sacred heart cemetery marks grave of her father a world war two navy veteran. when he passed last year she had a $300 bronze flag holder, custom made in his honor. >> it had his ship, which was the u.s.s. dyon. >> reporter: on thursday she realized it had been stolen. >> right now i'm just angry. it is about honor, respect. >> reporter: hundreds of others, that hung on flags next to veterans graves have been pluck from several new je

good evening, thanks for staeing up late with us i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> alexandrianstead act of unity one they asked fans to participate in. ladies and gentlemen, to honor america. >> it say long-standing request. >> please stand and remove your hats. >> that met a transformation. >> under the faint echo of usa chant our national anthem began with packers and bears players linking arms as planned as fans in green bay were asked to do the same. >> this is about equality and unity and starting a conference around something that i ab i little uncomfortable with people. >> that is centered around nfl players taking a knee he in protest of systematic injustice. >> i'm not opposed to end goal and purpose. it's how they're getting ther there. >> sideline movement carried to the oval office. president trump criticism over the nfl handling of players taken to the knee came earlier in the day during interview with fox news he said of the nfl "i think they are afraid of their players if you want to know the truth. and i think it's disgraceful. you have to have people stand wit

good afternoon, i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff spoke to the victim's family at police headquarters with what we have learned thus far, henry. >> reporter: ukee and jessica the family is grieving tonight as detectives continue to search for suspects and a motive for this crime. meanwhile it continues to be a very deadly year here in the city, deadlyes in sometime and particularly bad time for the germantown section. >> he was a good kid. >> he was a very good kid. >> he was four years old. all he did was play up and down the street and play his ball. he was playing with his ball since he was four. >> reporter: the family described him as a 16 year-old who was big for his age with an even bigger heart. his aunt says he steered clear of drugs and instead focusing on basketball which he was playing a half block from his home in the 100 block of pastorus when shots rang out at 8:30 last night. >> kid cannot play on the basketball courts they can't play in the playground because everybody come and

good evening, i'm jessica dean >>> i'm ukee washington. feel's mates one quarter of the homes in the keys have been destroyed. florida's governor says many bridges connecting island chain appear to have escaped serious damage but they will need more time to inspect them meantime, some resident are ago loud to return to parts of the keys that are closees to the florida's main line. access is still cut off in other places. irma is being blamed for more than a dozen deaths, since making land fall on sunday as a category four storm. seven people were killed in florida, four in south carolina and two in georgia. >>> 15 million people across florida are still without power, as the state braces for a punishing heat wave, this week. >> irma also caused record breaking flooding in jacksonville, florida. cbs news correspondent moa lenghi takes a lot a the dam age there. >> reporter: ukee and jessica those historic flood water starting to recede here in jacksonville this is one jacksonville neighborhood where at the deepest point it is a foot which i

i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. a live look at the ocean in north wildwood. high tied was around 8:00. the waves are still packing a punch >> we have live team three storm coverage. kate bilo is tracking where jose is now and where it's headed. we'll start with alexandria hoff who's live in brigantine. >> reporter: it was powerful stuff out here this evening, you're just now once again able to see this beach area in the sand, but from 7:45 high tide that was not the case, the waves crashing into the barrier here. an example ask behind me. you see some of this tattered wood. that used to go all the way dow. these waves tore it apart. sight-seeing on brigantine sea wall was not for the faint of heart. high tide pack add punch. stretches of sandy beaches consumed by water >> if you walk on it normally. >> so, it's gone right now. >> reporter: check this out. footage from north wildwood. huge waves crashing over that sea wall. it wouldn't be a storm without a storm rider. earlier in the day, surfers in ocean city risked the rough waters as onlookers shook their h

. >> aim jessica dean. >> kate bilo is monitoring storms. how will they impact us. >> two hur capes and tropical depression to talk about. all eyes first and foremost on jose. we'll talk about maria in the forecast. headed for the new jersey and delaware coast. this will stay offshore. but it will get clear enough to feel the impacts especially in our coastal communities. portions of north northern new jersey, cape my county, sussex county dell dem and all those in coastal watt rz a tropical storm was was issued. tropical storm surge winds and coastal flooding and very heavy, heavy rain. latest on jose category one the latest track is almost due norm before curbing out to se sea. the latest actually has the sky loop around for extra tropical low or predetion and dpoingt of jose could bring us more rain a second time aroun around. coming up the latest impact on the coast and tropical storm watch will talk about maria and when we can start feeling impacts in our area. for now ukee, back over to you. >> see you in a bit. thank you. >> classes a

i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. a live look at the ocean in north wildwood. high tied was around 8:00. the waves are still packing a punch >> we have live team three storm coverage. kate bilo is tracking where jose is now and where it's headed. we'll start with alexandria hoff who's live in brigantine. >> reporter: it was powerful stuff out here this evening, you're just now once again able to see this beach area in the sand, but from 7:45 high tide that was not the case, the waves crashing into the barrier here. an example ask behind me. you see some of this tattered wood. that used to go all the way dow. these waves tore it apart. sight-seeing on brigantine sea wall was not for the faint of heart. high tide pack add punch. stretches of sandy beaches consumed by water >> if you walk on it normally. >> so, it's gone right now. >> reporter: check this out. footage from north wildwood. huge waves crashing over that sea wall. it wouldn't be a storm without a storm rider. earlier in the day, surfers in ocean city risked the rough waters as onlookers shook their h

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden broke these developments a short time ago and joins us live from city hall to explain, joe? >> reporter: jessica and ukee this development came late this afternoon when the spokesmen for pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro confirmed to us that the philadelphia mayor's fund, a non-profit agency, is now under investigation for as the controller has been saying for nearly two years, questionable spending. late this afternoon, a spokesperson for the fund told us that they are not only cooperating with the attorney general but also, still cooperating with the controller. remember the $75,000 tab city officials under the nutter administration's supposedly ran up, during the papal visit for hotel rooms, meals, bar bills and other accommodations the city controller's office on tuesday said that figure, soared to $311,000. >> basically quadrupled, quadrupled what they stated was the cost. >> reporter: is what your reaction to that. >> it is outrage.

jessica dean will take part on cbs3. >> what issues matter most to your and your family and also whatu want the candidates answer? to be a part of the conversation join jessica for a virtual town hall. head to our cbsphilly facebook page for a facebook live. it all starts at 7 o'clock tonight. >> all right, lauren,. >> you've been busy over there. >> yeah. lots going on. lots to track this hurricane season just relentless. >> it is. >> it's ramping up in august, september and they just keep on going. we'll talk about the impacts we're seeing down the shore. thankfully direct impacts but they're still significant. we'll get a live look right now at ocean city. check out that ocean. very angry. buoys recording wave heights to 15 feet. as we get a live look at ocean city right now on skycam3, nobody in the water and that is good news because it is not safe and we're also seeing some cloud cover right now making its way into the city after a fairly sunny start, now some low clouds around, this due to hurricane josÉ so well off shore but again we're seeing some indirect impacts our tempera

. >> candidates for new jersey governor will face-off next month, our jessica dean will take part here on cbs-3, first he she wants to hear from you. >> what issues matter most to you, and what questions do you want those candidates to answer? the be a part of the conversation, join jessica tomorrow night for virtual town hall. just head to our cbs philly facebook page for a facebook live it all start 7:00 p.m. >> well, how about this one, australian firefighters make incredible rescue after a driver finds a cue old a tucked in the wheel of her car >> take a look at the video, driver said she her cries coming from her car's wheel, then she saw the koala staring back at her, rescuers jumped into action quickly removing the wheels to get the frighten animals. they monitors the koala back for a week before releasing back into the wilds. rescuers say it is not unusual for koala's to seek shelter in strange places. >> if you found a cat in your well wheel once? >> did i. >> group of yogis are starting the week off on good note. had a nice stretch yesterday morning. with a bunch of puppies.

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, the storm roared assure as category 4 with winds 155 miles per hour, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses widespread flooding reported with cars submerged and many streets turned into rivers. power is out across the entire island tonight. and there is no time table for when the lights might be back on. fortunately, there are no reports of any deaths or serious injuries in puerto rico. tonight, many who have friends and family there are deeply concerned about their safety and well-being >> alexandria hoff is in our satellite center. alex, you made contact with someone in puerto rico >> we did and it wasn't easy. rest of the world is monitored maria, the people on the island of puerto rico has been left in the dark. blackout has consumed the commonwealth since the hurricane hit. despite that we were able to reach out with one resident and she told me that without power, most people there had no way of knowing when the storm would ease up and then where it hit hardest. search and rescue missions in puerto rico must move forward in the dark. t

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> police just release released the new surveillance video of the suspect >> the shooting happened earlier this month on the 1200 block of north 53rd street in west philadelphia. natasha brown is live at southwest detectives with a look at this new video, natasha? >> well, good evening to you both, police have released video of this robbery and shooting of a 60-year-old man, just a couple of weeks ago and tonight be they're giving us a clearer image of the female shooter who may be as young as 16 years old. >> police say two suspects waited patiently for a 60-year-old man inside this convenience store before robbing and shooting him moments later. investigators just released this video from inside the store in the 1200 bill clinton of north 53rd street. it was 1. of 40 a.m. september 1st when the man withdrew money from the atm then tried to make his way back home. that's when police say the male and female suspects followed him down the block. never had a chance to comply with the robber's demands >> walked in front of him and as they pass him turned back toward

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in north wildwood where is there plenty of cleaning up to do in jose's wake, cleve. >>> jessica the erosion here in north wildwood is mow zest veer erosion we have seen in the southern parts of the new jersey along the shore. it is still several hours from high tide and water is lapping against the mounding of sand that bulldozers pushed up here to reenforce what is left of the dunes behind me where you see those big cliffs, jose's gone but the storm left lots to clean up. nature made a withdraw in a north wildwood man was working to redeposit sand that erode add way while remnants of jose passed off shore this week. >> is what left of the beach is same but probably dropped down. sand is hard now. >> reporter: at tenth street in avalon it created mounds and gully close to the slow water lied. storm surge pushed it back a football field beyond where the soft sand begins. >> we have a stroller here and we could barely get the stroller on the

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, the storm roared assure as category 4 with winds 155 miles per hour, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses widespread flooding reported with cars submerged and many streets turned into rivers. power is out across the entire island tonight. and there is no time table for when the lights might be back on. fortunately, there are no reports of any deaths or serious injuries in puerto rico. tonight, many who have friends and family there are deeply concerned about their safety and well-being >> alexandria hoff is in our satellite center. alex, you made contact with someone in puerto rico >> we did and it wasn't easy. rest of the world is monitored maria, the people on the island of puerto rico has been left in the dark. blackout has consumed the commonwealth since the hurricane hit. despite that we were able to reach out with one resident and she told me that without power, most people there had no way of knowing when the storm would ease up and then where it hit hardest. search and rescue missions in puerto rico must move forward in the dark. t

. >>> i'm jessica dean from cape may to brigantine all along the south jersy coast signs of jose are in the surf and sand, rough waves in the atlantic and we have team three coverage for you beginning with cleve bryan, live from north wildwood, cleve. >>> well, if you ever wanted to high five a hurricane you are not alone and this looks like the place to do it on the sea wall in north wildwood. you see people taking pictures look at that wave, a splash up , to a couple people that are now, part of the hurricane jose's impact on the new jersey shore. as we come around you can lot size of these waves. they're normal us, nine or 10- foot waves, smashing upright against the sea wall here in north wildwood and as they come up with the storm surge and we are just two hours away from high tide, see waves are also smashing into the dunes and it is causing erosion, and this is the down side of, what we have seen as a very exciting storm, also doing damage at shore. >> coming over wall. >> reporter: monday night 15- foot sea wall barely held back ocean during high tide, tuesday dozens had to s

>>> i'm jessica dean. the philadelphia police major crimes unit is calling this a theft ring and they are searching for at least two suspects tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city with what police want you to do to protect yourself. >> reporter: jessica, we're told by detectives and the police here that the only way you can prevent yourself from becoming a victim is to go inside and get cash out from a human being, teller but if use your atm, cover up that key pad with your other hand. they can be placed, almost anywhere, and they are not much bigger then a quarter. >> it is something that is always, you know, something to worry about. >> reporter: skimmers are getting smaller and people installing them getting more creative and making the device s blend into their surroundings. >> it will be the same color, everything. you will never know the difference. >> reporter: doctor ooland lead from the philadelphia major crimes unit is showing off latest devices recovered from two

. >>> aim jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is in colwyn with the story. >> reporter: let me show you the issue right here this door is locked and behind the door you get to the breakers. coaches cannot access this without the boro's help and so far they have not turn lights on. they say that is completely unacceptable because they have a lease to use this facility. >> stope. >> reporter: youth football practice goes pretty smoothly until about 7:15. >> come on, line up. >> reporter: right around then it gets too dark to play safe ly. so, parents use their cars, even, phones to light the way. >> just to get through the last half an hour of practice. >> reporter: most frustrating part this field has lights. >> run it. >> reporter: head coach terrell reeves team has not been allowed to use them since last december when the boro change the locks on the field house preventing him from accessing breaker and denying his group valuable storage space. read, who shot this video a while back say m

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in center city and joe were you in the courtroom when those charges were thrown out. >> yes, it was a celebration on brandon bostian side. lets run down the time line. he walks in the court facing charges related to the eighth death associated with the amtrak 188 derailment in may of 2015. there were absolute fire works , during this four and a half hour, preliminary hearing but in the end, the judge found that the evidence did not meet standard to hold these charges over for trial. tonight bostian is a freeman. question going forward, what comes of a prosecution, if anything. the scene of the derailed 188 was a mine field of high voltage line and mangled trains crushed by tin cans, the word of the philadelphia police office shore rushed to the scene may 12th, 2015. first two victims he found were dead, body parts strewn about the wreckage. first car in longer recognizable train, riding in that car was blair ber man, woman on your left, sh

good evening i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. this is all unfolding on the 100 block of east pastoria street. police tell "eyewitness news" a 16-year-old male shot in the back died. an 18-year-old male and a 19-year-old male were also shot. the 19-year-old is in critical condition. an 11-year-old girl who police believe was an innocent bystander was shot in the arm. it's unclear what sparked the gunfire, stay with "eyewitness news" and cbsphilly.com with the latest 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 watch

good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. we have team coverage of the historic last second field goal that beat the giants, and henry rossoff will give you an idea how difficult wait toss make that kick. >> but first sports director don bell, he is here with more on the big finish. >> you cannot see that enough. >> so good keep playing it, calls are great. we are having a good day to day in philadelphia at first you don't succeed, try, try again. eagles win with a lesson in perseverance. jake elliott got cut from the bengals and then, miss aid long kick yesterday. even after those setbacks he booted his name into nfl history. bird and giants at the link, third quarter elliott from 52- yard out, wide left. and then could have used that one. he set up for final second of the game, begged for second chance and he got it. delivery from 61-yard out, his longest kick in eagles history bird win by three, and that is the life of a kicker. >> you know, one of those love /hate relationships a little bit with kickers. you know, it is g

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> police just release released the new surveillance video of the suspect >> the shooting happened earlier this month on the 1200 block of north 53rd street in west philadelphia. natasha brown is live at southwest detectives with a look at this new video, natasha? >> well, good evening to you both, police have released video of this robbery and shooting of a 60-year-old man, just a couple of weeks ago and tonight be they're giving us a clearer image of the female shooter who may be as young as 16 years old. >> police say two suspects waited patiently for a 60-year-old man inside this convenience store before robbing and shooting him moments later. investigators just released this video from inside the store in the 1200 bill clinton of north 53rd street. it was 1. of 40 a.m. september 1st when the man withdrew money from the atm then tried to make his way back home. that's when police say the male and female suspects followed him down the block. never had a chance to comply with the robber's demands >> walked in front of him and as they pass him turned back toward

. >>> i'm jessica dean. alycia nieves left from puerto rico from philadelphia early this morning and tonight, she's in the middle of the devastation in isla verde, alycia? >> reporter: well, ukee and guess came's standing near just a spec on the scale of the devastation here this pile of trees that were ripped from the roots. they were in the middle of the road in east isla verde. they were pushed in the pile here. i pointed this out because my photographer and write on the phone one of the first things we noticed was just acres and acres of trees that were brown there wasn't a single leaf on those trees. that is not what you used to seeing when you think of puerto rico. when getting on that plane and landing and got here there was a cheer from the people on this plane for to us get here. then when we got in the airport we saw what we had been seeing in the videos but this tires film hand. we saw a packed crowd of people there to the point where we stopped, put our bag out and get footage of this we could no

good evening i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. this is all unfolding on the 100 block of east pastoria street. police tell "eyewitness news" a 16-year-old male shot in the back died. an 18-year-old male and a 19-year-old male were also shot. the 19-year-old is in critical condition. an 11-year-old girl who police believe was an innocent bystander was shot in the arm. it's unclear what sparked the gunfire, stay with "eyewitness news" and cbsphilly.com with the latest 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 watch

. >>> i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage. meteorologist lauren casey's in north wildwood but we will start with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest information on jose, kate. >> as of 5:00 o'clock jose still a category one hurricane good news it is expect to stay far enough off our coastline that the tropical storm watch for coast of new jersey and delaware has been cancelled. it is still in effect for the coastal waters and advisory for our shore points. barely know that a hurricane's moving up the coast judging by this afternoon in philadelphia , but here it is, look at our radar satellite on storm scan three. there is that storm churning away just about parallel with the outer banks. it will head due north. impacts will be great's long the coast of long island and southern new england. tropical storm warnings in effect for that area because it is moving parallel to us strongest impact staying off the coast and that is where the war of the winds will remain. here is latest on jose, category one hurricane, sustain w

. >>> i'm jessica dean. our leslie van arsdal joins us live from citizens bank park. leslie, is what the feeling down there tonight. >> reporter: very interesting because earlier this week pete mackanin sat down with the media and did make it clear he was unsure about his feud tour with the team next season. just yesterday he sat down with gm matt klentak and said come sunday that will be his last game as a phillies manager. they did ask him to stay on as a special advisor, which he will be doing, the team gave him a one year extension back in may, the timing is surprising here, the phillies 35-35 in the last 70 games, they have a chance to finish over 500 after the all-star break. they have been playing much better baseball these last two months, young position players , bull pen pieces, finding success but matt did feel the time for change was right now. so what is he exactly looking for in a new manager of the 2018 phillies. >> a lot of the characteristics in our next manager i hope, they will possess that pete does as well , but, you know, again, i think it is abo

. >>> i'm jessica dean. witness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in north wildwood where is there plenty of cleaning up to do in jose's wake, cleve. >>> jessica the erosion here in north wildwood is mow zest veer erosion we have seen in the southern parts of the new jersey along the

good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington.m coverage of the historic last second field goal that beat the giants, and henry rossoff will give you an idea how difficult wait toss make that kick. >> but first sports director don bell, he is here with more on the big finish. >> you cannot see that enough. >> so good keep playing it, calls are great. we are having a good day to day in philadelphia at first you don't succeed, try, try again. eagles win with a lesson in perseverance. jake elliott got cut from the bengals and then, miss aid long kick yesterday. even after those setbacks he booted his name into nfl history. bird and giants at the link, third quarter elliott from 52- yard out, wide left. and then could have used that one. he set up for final second of th

. >>> aim jessica dean.ewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is in colwyn with the story. >> reporter: let me show you the issue right here this door is locked and behind the door you get to the breakers. coaches cannot access this without the boro's help and so far they have not turn lights on. they say that is completely unacceptable because they have a lease to use this

good evening, thanks for staeing up late with us i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> alexandriareaction. >> both teams were clear that what took place tonight was not a protest and instead act of unity one they asked fans to participate in. ladies and gentlemen, to honor america. >> it say long-standing request. >> please stand and remove your hats. >> that met a transformation. >> under the faint echo of usa chant our national anthem began with packers and bears players linking arms as planned as fans in green bay were asked to do the same. >> this is about equality and unity and starting a conference around something that i ab i little uncomfortable with people. >> that is centered around nfl players taking a knee he in protest of systematic injustice. >> i'm not opposed to end goal and purpose. it's how they're getting ther there. >> sideline movement carried to the oval office. president trump criticism over the nfl handling of players taken to the knee came earlier in the day during interview with fox news he said of the nfl "i think they are afraid of their players if you

. >>> i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage.eteorologist lauren casey's in north wildwood but we will start with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest information on jose, kate. >> as of 5:00 o'clock jose still a category one hurricane good news it is expect to stay far enough off our coastline that the tropical storm watch for coast of new jersey and delaware has been cancelled. it is still in effect for the coastal waters and advisory for our shore points. barely know that a hurricane's moving up the coast judging by this afternoon in philadelphia , but here it is, look at our radar satellite on storm scan three. there is that storm churning away just about parallel with the outer banks. it will head due north. impacts will be great's long the coast of long island and southern new england. tropical storm warnings in effect for that area because it is moving parallel to us strongest impact staying off co

. >>> i'm jessica dean. news" reporter joe holden broke these developments a short time ago and joins us live from city hall to explain, joe? >> reporter: jessica and ukee this development came late this afternoon when the spokesmen for pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro confirmed to us that the philadelphia mayor's fund, a non-profit agency, is now under investigation for as the controller has been saying for nearly two years, questionable spending. late this afternoon, a spokesperson for the fund told us that they are not only cooperating with the attorney general but also, still cooperating with the controller. remember the $75,000 tab city officials under the nutter administration's supposedly ran up, during the papal visit for hotel rooms, meals, bar bills and other

. >>> i'm jessica dean. our leslie van arsdal joins us live from citizens bank park. is what the feeling down there tonight. >> reporter: very interesting because earlier this week pete mackanin sat down with the media and did make it clear he was unsure about his feud tour with the team next season. just yesterday he sat down with gm matt klentak and said come sunday that will be his last game as a phillies manager. they did ask him to stay on as a special advisor, which he will be doing, the team gave him a one year extension back in may, the timing is surprising here, the phillies 35-35 in the last 70 games, they have a chance to finish over 500 after the all-star break. they have been playing much better baseball these last two months, young position players , bull pen pieces, finding success but matt did feel the time for change was right now. so what is he exactly looking for in