alicia vitarelli, channel6, "action news." >> thank you, alicia. >> a fundraiser for those that protect us. cecily tynan was among the heros in the benefit center city for those injured or killed in the line of duty. all proceeds go to the police survivor fund. you did good work. >> it's my third time m.c.ing. it's been going on five years. they have raised $660,000. 50 not too shabby. >> very important. >> wonderful work. >> weatherwise, we are warming things up. the action cam in center city where you can go out for a walk without bundling up much. a lot warmer than this time yesterday. sky 6 showing city skylines, clouds cutting off the top. we have a cloud deck. we could have patchy fog overnight. if you are hoping to enjoy the warmth over the weekend, not going to happen. we have a cold front moving through friday night dropping temperatures to seasonal levels. saturday, a nice day. clouds and sunshine, 62. sunday for the eagles game, we cloud up with a possibility of drizzle. a high of 67-degrees. until then, we have warm air on the way. temperaturesright now, 61 in philadelphia,

for now reporting live in west chester, alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> thank you, alicia meanwhile in other news this noon, grief counselors at shawmont elementary school in roxborough to help student and staff cope with the test after third grade teacher. sixty-two year old sheila taylor hawkins died in a house fire on sunday morning. neighbors on the 600 block of ren street helped to rescue two other resident, the fire is not considered to be suspicious, tara hawkins had been teacher at the shawmont school from more than a decade >>> fire burns dangerously close to neighboring gas station in east st. louis. the flames had already spread to a home next-door. paralyzed in front of the buildings g also caught fire, the warehouse is vacant but no injuries have been reported. those are incredible flames there. >>> infamous cult leader charles manson died of natural causes in a california hospital. the 83 year old orchestrated the murders of nine people in 1969 including actress sharon tate. manson was interviewed in prison in 1986 where he said he had no regrets about the killings. >>

this is alicia osman, another billionaire who is to vladimir putin.itain's richest men and owns one of london's most expensive houses, and 30% of arsenal, one of britain's most valuable clubs. —— alicia usmanov. it isa valuable clubs. —— alicia usmanov. it is a new period of us. we will win trophies. this is most important football, winning trophy. but we think that some of his money may have also ended in everton. both sets of fans are desperate for their tea m sets of fans are desperate for their team to win. the story centres on this man and begins a decade ago. farhad moshiri used to work for mr usmanov as an accountant. now, he's a tycoon who has just bought everton. so, where did his wealth come from? well, the story starts with mr usmanov and farhad moshiri buying a joint stake in arsenal back in 2007, but the documents suggest mr usmanov paid for the whole stake. this one shows his campaigning is providing the funds. farhad moshiri's lawyers eventually admitted that was true but say he put his own money into arsenal later. the documents go fur

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alicia vitarelli is j more. >> reporter: this is jason katz doing the drawing and he came to the 6 abc studio showing where the story began with sketches of the main character miguel and his dog dante. >> something makes me different. i want to be a musician like you. >> this is at story of a multigenerational family of shoe makers in mexico. miguel is a little boy that comes to learn about his roots as he chasing his dream of becoming a musician. this much pitched by katz takes the journey of unlocking his history. >> we pitch aid movie about a boy that traveled across to the land of the living to the land of the dead and met his ancestors and learned about himself and it was all centered around the holiday in mexico. and it was filled with music and color and life. >> he tells me he was always the doodler in class growing up and the avertist choose dream was to work for disney. a dream realized. he is one of the driving forces behind the film. already the highest grossing of all time in mexico. it hits theaters nationwide. and stars benjamin bratt and anthony gonzales. and disney is

thank you alicia. >> that's going to do it for "action news" at 4:00 for brian taff alicia vitarellie williams. join me along with brian, adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> and coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight, south jersey detectives say they now have a break in a cold case involving a murder of a house sitter, what they announced today. >> plus, a personal admission from the reverend jesse jackson tonight. the commission he's now battling and what's ahead for him. >> those stories and much more next at 5:00. >> ♪ every day, technology becomes much more personalized. ♪ ♪ like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gary, how was your day. and like this. introducing specifi, our digital investing platform that's built around you. just answer a few questions, and specifi will provide a tailored investment portfolio. it continually manages it, so if the market changes, it adjusts accordingly. ask us how specifi can help you reach your potential. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news

alicia vitarelli gives us a look at what it's like to be on the floor during a sale. and what is behind the company's enormous success. >>> we have to get to breaking news we are following in the kensington section of philadelphia. a fire broke out here 30 minutes ago in the 800 block of east madison street at a row home and that fire is now out and firefighters and medics are still on the scene. the call came in as people possibly trapped inside. of course, emergency crews are now scouring this home making sure that everyone is out and okay. the fire again is completely out. but money crews are on the scene here of the 800 block of east madison street. if we get updates of anybody inside or trapped or injured we'll give you an update. >>> we are getting a haunting first look at the school bus that was hit during monday's terror attack in new york. it was filmed by a man walking down the street. >> oh my god. >> he says that the suspect, sayfullo saipov crashed into it. two children and two adults were among the people hurt and one child is still in critical condition

[laughter] >> thank you alicia.ther check on the roads right now. >> matt pelman here now with the update. hey, matt. >> green beans are one of the few vegetables i actually like so i'm sticking with vegetable. it is a vegetable in my book. i might be the only one but good afternoon to you, brian and sharrie. the seeds have been planted for a rough ride home here along 202 in chester county thanks to this, southbound accident. this is our second 202 accident of the afternoon. this one is southbound in malvern between 29 and 401. it's taking out the left lane. had been blocking the center lane as well so traffic's really slow. 46 minutes on that southbound travel time. it's about three times what it should be as you come southbound away from the schuylkill down toward the 30 bypass. you start to jam right around 252. so, i would stick with business 30, which is lancaster avenue instead of 202. our other 202 accident in west chester by matlack street, that one's gone. still some slow speeds in that neck of the woods b

one man is dead and two others are recovering, alicia nieves is tracking the latest from the case for us. alicia. >> reporter: well, natasha, tonight please say this morning shooting at the night club and lounge stems from argument involving a two men and security guard. people familiar with the lounge say this is not the first time something like this happened there and in fact some refer to it as essentially hot bed for homicide. two men are in the hospital and one man is dead. >> people need to know the amount of homicides happening at the a lounge it's a death trap for people that could go in there. >> it's the fourth homicide we've covered there in recent years and there was one a few months ago zone athis one in january of 2015 claimed the life of 34-year-old alejandro rohas garcia. >> day my son was murdered i woke up that morning and was given the news and today i woke up again and heard that another person had been murdered and i know there's a mother out there who is going through the same thing that i went through three years ago. >> she is prays for the family of the 37-ye

alicia santos, is it true that they get paid per inmate they house. and also that they have occupancy requirements that they put on states or local governments? >> as far as i am aware, that per prisoner, per bed contract, in which there have been guarantees about what that population will remain at, so obviously that can lead to lobbying for certain types of laws that would keep that level the same, such as maybe not reducing mandatory minimums, because then you will have a more steady population of people, or lowering certain criminal penalties. that is how they have often been structured. >> what happens if governments don't meet the occupancy requirements, and what kind of penalty exists, shane bauer? >> generally the contract of the prison i worked at guaranteed and 95% occupancy rate, which means if it falls below 95%, the government will pay the rate as if 95% of the prisoners were there. >> so essentially taxpayers. >> right, right. >> basically what you are describing, alicia santos, is an industry that is incentivized to have as many people,

and everyone is talking about the parade including alicia vitarelli. at 101.1 in bala cynwyd taping an interview with gill he bill andning shosor the parade kicks off at 8:30 thuring. cecily tynan and rick williams are ho alicia karen rhe parade route and watch the event from the comfort of your couch here on 6 abc. a wonderful tradition proud to bring to you once again. >> such a major transformation happening along the parkway. >> you have l fan zone. ac moore has the zone they ha of free stuff for the kids and family. more than just a paradnt. ur tradition now. dowit every year. and the w loo we'll stathat bringg r weather for ttoday.of t thanksgiving and all t ad smell-o-vision. mm. what would you like a glass of wine? or mashed potato. we have it all in the weather center.nd onf mostly ind great for the balloon as long the parkway.5 hour. and yes it's a cold start. degthe morning. and 45 at 3:00 and below average for this time of year. but without won't betures right windchills it's mild. 58 philadelphia and 55 allentown and trenton. and 56 in mil

alicia vitarelli joins us now from the big board to tell us the special way that strangers are sending comfort and support to this little girl that loves to read. >> this is all about lena it's only been a few short weeks since her life and health took a sharp turn. while they are family waits for cancer treatment and answers and perhaps a miracle. they are reading from the beautiful pages being sent from near and far for lena. >> giggling it's a sound they don't take for granted in the home. 4-year-old lena and clark laughing over a new book. >> red pajamas. >> just a few short weeks ago they were trick or treating around their vineland neighborhood like all the other kids. >> is hundred% normal and a lot of change since them. >> she came down with a virus and pushed for testing and the er. >> if we had not taken her she may not be here. she had emergency brain surgery to reduce swelling. >> nothing we have seen that would have prepared us for it. and doctors diagnosed her with a malignant brain tumor. if you removed it surgically it would grow back. they are radiating hope one story

alicia thanks. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 breaking news out of delaware county where authorities are on the scene of a serious crash. we're live with the very latest. >> plus, it's been a longstanding symbol of philadelphia politics for more than three decades but it's recently stirred up controversy and protests. now we know that the frank rizzo statue will be moving somewhere else. >> those stories and much more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> friday night. and the big story on "action news" is breaking news. a serious crash in radnor township, delaware county. chopper6 over the scene just a short time ago. a car completely flipped onto its roof and its contents scattered across the road. >> dann cuellar just arrived on th

alicia.ck break and your acc fo the corner with meteorologist, david murphy.  >>> david murphy is back now with a closer look at the wintry forecast. going to be sunny and dry. stormtracker 6 live double scan. speaking of dry most of us morn. the last of the sprinkles pul ago way from sea isle city. and before too much longer, you should start to brighten up the skies. and may have to wait longer down at the shore. taking a look outside. we have sky 6 hd and there is sunshine and blue skies over the commodore barry bridge you have to go all the way down the shore to get the clouds. and hopefully everybody sees sun before we are done. temperature 57 degrees, that is as mild as you will see today. pretty soon over the next 35 to 40 minutes, this wind building at 17 miles per hour will start to draw cooler air and this number will plunge, by dinner time we'll be down into the mid-40s. if you want to get outside and get something done you are at the mildest portion of the day in philadelphia. 57

alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom. ranch dressing for you too alicia. >> we need a lot of stuff to put it on. the dinners. coming up today at 4:00, helicopter parents does not end when the kids go off to college we'll tell what you the moms and dads are doing to help out their children once they have left the next. some may surprise you and some might not. >> a berks county man is now sitting behind bars in an illinois jail accused of murdering a lehigh valley teenager in a particularly vicious way, the reason he told police that she turned down his marriage proposal and we'll have more details on the victim and her alleged killer. >> all right thank you. >>> we'll check the accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. >>> children in south jersey are getting a brand new winter coat and it was distributed at the creamery school in camden and they with there to fit the children in a new coat and write their name on the tag. today's donation was part of a partnership with horizon services and camden firefigh

also spoke with soraya chemaly, a journalist who covers the intersection of gender and politics, and alicia garza, co-founder of black lives matter. democracy now's juan gononzalez and i began by asking tarana burke about how she started the me too hashtag ten years ago. >> i have been working with young people for more than 25 years. and i worked in the south in 2007. and as a survivor of sexual violence myself, as a person who was struggling trying to figure out what healing looked like for me, i also saw young people, and particularly young women of color, in the community i worked with, struggling with the same issues and trying to find a succinct way to show empathy. right? we use a term called "empowerment through empathy." and "me too" is so powerful, because somebody had said it to me, right? and it changed the trajectory of my healing process once i heard that. and so, because the rape crisis centers in the community i was working didn't go out to the schools, they didn't do outreach, and i'm an organizer by training, it made sense to me that you have to bring -- you know, you have

alicia nieves joins us with the disturbing allegations. >> reporter: ukee and jeff, this officer is essentially being accused of being a crooked cop of abusing his badge to make arrests that were potentially for profit. >> were there deptford police officer has won awards for cleaning up the streets of new jersey making arrests for drug possession, this oh production la medication was made for him last year. >> as chief of police, i was ecstatic >> officer did an interview with the tv station in houston where he talked about the lengths he would go to help someone get into rehab. authorities now say what officer mcwayne didn't mention is that he may have been setting people up and profiting off those arrests. >> here's a guy bringing in all these drug arrests every month. and you're sitting there going my god, this guy is phenomenonal and you find out it's not what it appears to be >> chief samuel desystem moan said in april, body camera footage of officer mcwayne came to his attention, it led to a six-month investigation that authorities are believing the officer was somehow convincing people

that sounds creepy but thank you any way alicia. taking a quick break the accuweather forecast coming up next. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it! i've got a nice long life ahead. there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance

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philadelphia but every year philadelphia magazine ranks the ones that they think are the best and alicia vitarelli will share some with us. >>> and at just 5 years old he wanted to get an ups driver and he got his wish. >>> some philadelphia students did not have school today because there was not hot water or heat in the building. plus, we have new information about a deadly shooting in allentown a 19-year-old was killed and as we get ready to celebrate veterans day we look at free shuttle service offered to vets in our area. >>> we begin with the latest on the forecast it's a nice day today just a little chilly but we are in for changes. >> you'll need to

thank you so much alicia. >>> leaders meantime in one camden county town honored u.s. service members on this veterans day by opening a brand new park. "eyewitness news" at belmar's veterans memorial park dedication ceremony. the park runs along timber creek includes two water features, benches and a ga scene would public space was funded by county grant and private donations it's dedicated to the memory of all bellmawr residents who served our country. >>> now in washington president pence led a somber observance of veterans day. the vice-president laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier this morning at arlington national cemetery. later he spoke at a cemetery about the trump administration sports of veterans and thanked the men and women for their service. >> we're grateful for your service. we're grateful for your sacrifice, and i'll make i was promise. just as you fought for us, we will always fight for you. >> pence went ton say the white house is working on providing veterans with better access to medical care especially urgent mental health care service

gray hall is back with alicia vitarelli and chris sowers is here with a look at accuweather.ood morning chris. >> good morning nydia. it's already a lot better out here right now than it was yesterday at this time when we had those harsh wind chills wind chills were stuck in the teens. this morning we don't have wind chills. feels a little bit better. temperatures are still very cold for this time of year. it's 22 in the poconos, 28 allentown, 28 in reading, just about everybody below freezing again, the exception being the city of philadelphia where you're sitting at 33. wilmington 30, millville 31 and atlantic city at the airport 28. there's the good news right there. wind speeds generally are calm throughout the area. here's satellite6 along with action radar. the idea for today we'll start out with a lot of clouds. by afternoon we'll start to see those clouds fizzle out and pull away out to sea and that will give way to some sunshine. all the moisture you see towards the left hand part of your screen which actually is falling in the form of snow across lower portions of m

help a single mine like alicia and her three children. >> she raised three kids on her own and coming where she started to now it took a lot for her. we should be thankful for everything every single day not only on thanksgiving. >> it's not what we say about blessings but how we use them that is true measure of thanksgiving. >> good looking out. that's what it's about right there, right there. >> giving back. >> chelsea has the forecast for you. i thought it was nice day. temperature was perfect. >> it's supposed to be. >> a little chill in the air. however, the chill kinds of took some people by surprise this thanksgiving. had you to throw on extra layer and heavier coat and the gloves, scarf, hat, you needed that throughout the day today. it was beautiful day. blue skies. let's look live where you have the beautiful night setting up and it's a little bit of chilly one as well. we're looking at city illuminated there in the background across the river. beautiful night setting up and dry. as we head to overnight hours we'll tap into those mostly clear skies out tlxts our official hig

alicia thank you. >>> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for monica malpass sharrie williams aliciaseph, i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie on assignment in texas there tonight along with adam and ducis rodgers every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. stick around. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> i don't understand. >> pastor frank pomeroy lost 26 of his couldn't gants inside first baptist church yesterday including his 14-year-old daughter. a peaceful welcoming gathering seen in prayer in this video just last week consumed in tragedy now because of a gunman armed with a semi automatic weapon. tonight authorities say they may know what touched off that shooting. >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" is the possible motive for the deadly shooting inside of that small texas church in sutherland springs. as it stands tonight, more than 20 people remain hospital

. >> alicia waiting for an invitation. >> yes. >> why not. >> me, too. >> thank you. >> thanks, aliciatime for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> all right, prince adam is here now with a closer look -- [laughter] >> well, with this forecast. >> this forecast bring it on. it's going to be a really nice week overall if you like temperatures a little bit above norm. we're also counting down to christmas now that we're past thanksgiving. a live look on our city hall camera overlooking the city hall christmas tree and even behind the christmas tree, which, again, is beautiful in itself, we still have trees that have leaves on them this time of year especially those oaks with those golden colors, so definitely very late to drop some of those leaves matching that evergreen. as we take a look at the amount of time before christmas actually arrives, we're 28 days away and we're talking about cyber monday and some shopping. well, you still got about three weeks left before the holiday is and officially here. it is warm. 51 right now in allentown, the same for reading, 54 in philadelphia, a

alicia vitarelli joins us at the big board to talk about the top spots. how many did you visit?all 50. just kidding it's not too early to talk about cocktails. this city is packed with great spots to grab a beer mixed drinks and a glass of wine and here are some of the bars that made philly mags hot list. >> in south philadelphia second district brewing opened its doors in february. >> a brewery and a full bar tap room. >> you can enjoy their beers like vietnamese stout in an open air setting. >> a great room to sit and enjoy beer. >> fishtown is home to philadelphia distilling a distillery and tasting room. >> a giant window that peoples in the distillery, that is where they make the blue coat gin. after a tour you can enjoy hand crafted cocktail, we use the gin made behind us. >> rays happy birthday bar say south philly staple for decades it came from ray's father the original honer. and now if your name is on the calendar you get the full treatment. >> everybody -- happy birthday to you -- >> it's a birthday bar we are here to celebrate. >> and queen village is home to sushi.

help a single mine like alicia and her three children. >> she raised three kids on her own and coming where she started to now it took a lot for her. we should be thankful for everything every single day not only on thanksgiving. >> it's not what we say about blessings but how we use them that is true measure of thanksgiving. >> good looking out. that's what it's about right there, right there. >> giving back. >> chelsea has the forecast for you. i thought it was nice day. temperature was perfect. >> it's supposed to be. >> a little chill in the air. however, the chill kinds of took some people by surprise this thanksgiving. had you to throw on extra layer and heavier coat and the gloves, scarf, hat, you needed that throughout the day today. it was beautiful day. blue skies. let's look live where you have the beautiful night setting up and it's a little bit of chilly one as well. we're looking at city illuminated there in the background across the river. beautiful night setting up and dry. as we head to overnight hours we'll tap into those mostly clear skies out tlxts our official hig

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alicia tracking this closely, going to the report now. >> dozen every federal, loyal, state authorities are sifting through this get dollars senior living facility in west chester. >> one married couple. >> the wife, 89 years old, the husband, 92 years old. there is a eight a year old woman yet to be accounted for. , that husband and wife and two other elderly women were all resident of the barclay friends senior living facility authorities say they were inside the center when massive five alarm fire rang out thursday night. >> in moments it ripped through the building, getting all the way out into the sealing, creating raging inferno. >> because the fire was so intense, and had hot spots, still burning for two days, that led to structural instability, and investigators only being able to get into the site yesterday, last night , again this morning, recovery effort involved investigators being lowered into the burned down buildings with a crane. investigator ers could be seen roaming with what appears to be kad cadaver dog. authorities hoping to soon re

alicia nieves joins us with the disturbing allegations. >> reporter: ukee and jeff, this officer is essentially being accused of being a crooked cop of abusing his badge to make arrests that were potentially for profit. >> were there deptford police officer has won awards for cleaning up the streets of new jersey making arrests for drug possession, this oh production la medication was made for him last year. >> as chief of police, i was ecstatic >> officer did an interview with the tv station in houston where he talked about the lengths he would go to help someone get into rehab. authorities now say what officer mcwayne didn't mention is that he may have been setting people up and profiting off those arrests. >> here's a guy bringing in all these drug arrests every month. and you're sitting there going my god, this guy is phenomenonal and you find out it's not what it appears to be >> chief samuel desystem moan said in april, body camera footage of officer mcwayne came to his attention, it led to a six-month investigation that authorities are believing the officer was somehow convincing people

in philadelphia, alicia nieve nieves, cbs rye witness news. >> and also right now police are lookingle he was sitting in his car in the nicetown section of philadelphia. and officers responded to the 4800 block of north 15 street at 11:30 lasts night for reports of shooting. and a 31-year-old man was found with multiple gun shot wounds to the head he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and the investigation is ongoing that hour. >> and also we have an update for you on a story you out of bensalem bucks country and the death of a man and woman found fatally shot along 9 a5 appear to be result of murder sued side. officers rend spokeed to i-95 on ramp woodhaven 5:30 yesterday evening and 32-year-old maria chew land chew and david chew land chew both of philadelphia were found dead with multiple gunshot wound. and police say his wound appeared to be self inflict sgld and police have now identified the suspect shot by police in trenton, new jersey, baheen lynch is accused of pulling a gun on officers on the 100 block of tening ton avenue shortly after 5:00 yesterday evening.

eyewitness news reporter alicia nieves has more. >> app argument outside a lounge in the feltonville section of philadelphia leads to overnight shooting and two men are in the hospital and one man is dead. >> people need to know the at of homicides happening at the a lounge and it's clearly a death trap for people that go in there. >> the 4 a.m. shooting mcallister street is fourth shooting or homicide we've covered in recent years there. theres with one a few months going and one in january 2015 claim the life of alejandro garcia this is his mother. >> the day my son was murdered i woke up that morning and given the news and today i woke up again and heard that another person had been murdered. he and i know there's a mother out there going through the same thing that i went through three years ago. >> she prays for family of the 37-year-old man killed here in morning and hopes action is taken soon. so this shooting and homicide today can be the last death here. >> i just want people to wake up and realize that gun violence in the city is not something you can flip the page and cont

alicia vitarelli was the host of the events and bernie prazenica was there to show his support.incredible work his son-in-law is doing. >>> here's a dyi idea that turns bedroom furniture into a cool piece for the dining room. >> reporter: mid century furniture is all the rage, but it equals high price tags. we have a way to knock out a mid industry modern dining room buffet using shoe racks. we'll use these because of their clean lines and simple structure to build our own buffet. we'll pair it with pine wood and the whole piece will gain structure and sturdiness and lots of style. we're attaching them together by using a nail gun and basing them on a precut wood. >> i want to the furniture store and they had a huge selection of legs, i liked this style. they are cute. >> they are. >> reporter: isn't the cool? >> it is. >> reporter: it's higher than normal height, here's why because we're going to use it as a server. >> i see. >> reporter: after a coat of paints this piece is finished. so what could have run a few thousand dollars at an up scale store only cost 75 bucks to make.

. >> alicia vitarelli is live in the news room now with a look ahead. hi, alicia. >> hey, guys.up today at 4:00 it's a dilemma for pretty much every modern parent. how do you keep your kids safe on social media without monitoring them 24/7. well, there's an app for that. we'll tell you what it does when it thinks a minor is sending either a photo or a video deemed risque. it's something everything parent will want to watch today at 4 o'clock. in big talkers there's a viral video that was taken here locally, it's a mom, a little girl and a baby doll. we'll tell you why everyone around the world has been watching this video. what the mom has to say to all of the mommy shamers out there. you won't miss that either that's in big talkers and we'll see you at 4 o'clock. >> thank you. >> thank you. a piece of rock and roll history sold for a small fortune. the guitar once owned by bob dylan fetched nearly $400,000. he sold it to his guitar repairman larry craig for a mere 500 bucks. craig says he kept the guitar in a humidity controlled room for the past 40 years. >> wow. accuweather f

sot alicia roberts - testigo " we heard 8 or 9 gunshots and there were three bodies on the ground" "he de 8 a 9 disparos y luego vimos al menos tres cuerpos en el pavimente --- al menos 5 de las vctimas eran argentinos que celebraban sus 30 aÑos de graduados, otro de los fallecidos sera un ciudadano belga, del sospechoso se conoce en este momento que trabajaba como conductor de uber --- --este video tomado con un telefono celular usando la aplicacion ''snapchat'' muestra a un hombre que se piensa puede ser el sospechoso de embestir a los ciclistas.... --el hombre corre en medio del trafico en una calle aledaÑa al lugar del incidente.. --en las imagenes se puede ver al sujeto portando algo en las manos pero no podemos confirmar de que se trata.. ---san francisco se encuentran en alerta, esto por los recientes eventos ocurridos en manhattan esta tarde... ---la policia reforzar la seguridad en los alrededores de la plaza "union square" por ser uno de los lugares ms visitados por turistas y donde a partir de hoy comenzaron los preparativos para la instalacin del habitual rbol de navidad.

alicia vitarelli joins us with more. >> she just lit up our newsroom today for her visit.tty much a legend and her career spans decades and a dive and a legend of the stage and screen and now she is an author and her story is raw and deep. she is here to talk about the memoirs, the mother of black hollywood. she will talk at the african-american museum if philadelphia and sign copies and promises she will sing. her story starts with poverty, diagnosed as bipolar and she rose up and when she wrote this book she told me she left nothing out. >> i kept a journal every day of my life since seventh grade because i knew this day would come. it's what i wanted all my life and i was unstoppable so when i sat down to write the book i knew it would be difficult. it was hard stuff. i wanted and gave up many times, i did, it took me two years but i didn't quit. it's when your hardest hit that you musn't quit it's right around the could have beener. i can promise you that. >> she is so amazing and lewis says there is something powerful about being cast at the mother and grandmother and

in west chester, alicia new new year's eves cbs3 eyewitness news. >> a prominent neurologist meantimeadelphia clin heic and growing number of sex abuse allegations. at least 1 women say dr. ric rickard owe guciana trapped them into dr. patient relationships and made unwanted advance tajs to them. they were his patients at new york, new jersey, pennsylvani pennsylvania. he was fired in march following an internal investigation. >>> also, tonight, gunfire erupts out of north philadelphia sports bar wounding three men. who of which are in critical condition. triple shooting happened early this morning before a.m. at the limit 21 sports barron third and ontario streets. police say a group of ten men were fighting and then the shots rang out. at least twelve assault rifle shell casingss were found at the scene. all men remain hospitalized. >> philadelphia police meantime made two arest in connection with large crowd of juveniles acting disorderly in center city. eyewitness news captured this video of police officers making an arrest last night. and now police say two separate groups of juv