alycia. >> reporter: natasha, temperatures flared on independent mall when the pro trump ralliers wereet by anti-trump protesters. philadelphia police had to shut down the. >> usa. >> reporter: the started as a scheduled pro trump make america great rally on independence mall. >> three months in the making now been trying to do this. >> reporter: one of many around the country today but in philadelphia, not too long after the planned rally started, it was taken over. by hundreds of anti-trump protesters. the clash turning chaotic at one point when protesters set off cans of smoke, the protest scheduled to go until 5:00 this evening was shut down around 3:00 in the afternoon. >> this march is over o. >> reporter: despite having to end the rally and protest early, philadelphia police say they only had to issue two citations for disorderly conduct. reporting live on independence hall alycia nieves. >> this is all happening as the trump administration vows to quickly move past their failed effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we get more now from and cbs news correspondent

, alycia. >> reporter: well, nicole that serial child rapist is set to serve at lee 13 and a half years in state prison but authorities say that he was essentially luring kid, straight off of this playground to his home, nearby , and raping them. thinks 20 year-old hugh lux who had been convicted of the corruption of minors and child rape and sentenced to serve at lee 13 and a half years in prison, after an investigation by media boro police uncovered at lee a dozen victims, both boys and girls, the oldest, 15 the youngest, just 12. police say this child predator hosted parties at his home one baker street, with alcohol, and drugs. >> it is in the just marijuana , he entices them, he gives them acid, he gives them cocaine, and also with marijuana he uses bongs, pipes , cigarettes. >> reporter: police say child predator prayed at playground including this one just around the corner from his home one baker street. lux, invited them inside his apartment to play video games and then he attacked. now authorities fear there may be more victims out there i find it, hard as a parent if you know

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia near nieves joins us live from maple shade tonight, alycia. >> reporter: nicole and jessica, this case had received international attention because mother and son have been of indian dissent, and news outlets there are reporting, concerns that this could be a hate crime in america. but officials here in burlington county say at this point there is no evidence to suggest that. the evidence so far, zone shows that this is, in fact a disturbing double whom side. for more than 16 hours a major case unit in burlington county combed through an apartment on hamilton road, dusting for fingerprints, pulling out bags of evidence, hoping to find something that would help them solve a gruesome double homicide. >> total, total disbelief, total disbelief, i just can't imagine. >> reporter: neighbors say they are rock to the core to hear that a 38 year-old mother and her six year-old son were murdered in their home, each stabbed multiple times they were found around 9:00 last night when authorities say that the husband and father came home from work. another neighbor wh

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves got a behind the scenes look at how new technology works. >> reporter: you have probably only seen it in a episode of c si, a dna system that find matches in minutes. >> got it. >> reporter: and solves crimes within a an hour but that tv school, rapid hit, id really exist and being used by real police to fight real crime in bucks county. >> i western we had this technology, you know, back in 1987 when i started, but i don't know what is next. this is star wars stuff. >> reporter: bensalem township police have become first police department in the country to have this almost instant dna system,. >> i am amazed at this new iteration which i call almost jokingly a magic box. >> reporter: system allows bensalem township police to streamline dna testing process , they can test at the station, instead of the sending all of their samples out to state labs. >> the state was doing process 18 months we are doing testing every single day in 90 minutes >> not quite solving case as fast as cops on csi do it. >> i will start a new sample. >> reporter: but ge

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in atlantic city with the latest on the sale, alycia? >> reporter: jessica, with the sale we're talking about 3,000 new jobs, most of whiz will go to old taj mahal employees who lost their jobs just a few months ago. the front doors of the taj mahal are closed for now wood blocks other entrances but there is a new plan to revise this old hotel and casino. >> it is great for the area, great for people who lost their jobs. >> reporter: two new jersey investors and hard rock international have purchased taj mahal and plan to invest 300 million-dollar, on renovations, and rebranding it as a new hard rock hotel and casino. >> i think it is a good thing. hard rockies a very well name and draws in a lot of people. >> president of the hard rockies from linwood, local new jersey boy and both jack morris and joe very successful new jersey developers, also jersey boys, makes it very exciting. >> reporter: in a statement hard rock international chairman agrees saying that we are excited to be part of this revitalization of atlantic city. we are 100

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at the scene with what we know so far , alycia. >> reporter: nicole, quiet here in maple shade at this apartment complex, police left the scene a little while ago but neighbor tell us they are still shocked, stunned, rocked to the core by the gruesome murder of a mom and her young son. >> the burlington county prosecutor's office, and police in maple shade, are investigating a gruesome double homicide at fox meadow apartments in south jersey. authorities say that a husband came home to the apartment on hamilton road, and inside, found his wife and their six year-old son, each stabbed multiple times. an autopsy still need to be done to confirm how mother and son died, but while that is in the works investigators spent more than 16 hours collecting evidence, fingerprinting the apartment, hoping to find out who committed this double homicide. >> it is a horrible tragedy and we as a community will do what we need to do to find the perpetrator and step up what we do as a community to help one another because that is what it is all about. >> reporte

. >> reporter: a million-dollar heroin ring is difficulties mantled in bucks county i'm alycia nieves'll tell you why authorities still need your help. >>> yes, i was wearing pants. >> you know that viral video, the professor video bombed by his kid during a live interview speaks for the first time about that video, what he forgot to do, that caused the creepy >>> authorities in bucks county say that they have busted up a major heroin trafficking ring, they say the ring did more than one million-dollar a year in sales , and following drugs in the quakertown area more than a dozen people are now under arrest. the news continues at 5:30, hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves live in doyletown where officials showed off some of the results of the sting operation, alycia >> reporter: ukee and jessica a dozen people are being charged in connection with the heroin ring. those people are facing some serious drug trafficking charges but also facing some serious bail, high is set at 15 million-dollar, the low is at 5 million. authoritie

i'm here with alycia, our intern. you are an expert on pizza.lease tell good people why. >> i'm from rome, italy. my passion is actually eating pizza. i try different pizzeria and we try to find best pizza places in the city. >> would you say you are a expert. >> professional pizza either. >> in italy they know how to make pizza. >> for sure. >> are you willing to try these different pizzas. >> i am's readied. >> whatever makes you feel at home do we have italian music playing. >> let's bring in bob here. >> okay. >> this is our first contestant. >> anything you want to say before you start the first taste test. >> you guys look fantastic. >> look at that. >> enjoy it, tell me what you think. >> okay. hold on here. perfect. so go ahead and grab it, right there alycia. >> okay. >> ♪ >> how does it feel as far as weight, describe what you are seeing. >> it is a little heavier then what i'm used to. i'm used to thin dough but i'm having an opened mind. >> she's trying it. >> ♪ >> okay. she will judge. thank you so much. angelo's pizza, we appreciat

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us from northeast philadelphia with more on this story, alycia. >> reporter: ukee, lawyers involved are calling this a landmark case, saying it is the first civil suit in the commonwealth that goes after a business that potentially profited off of, or turned a blind eye, to human traffic king. for the first time, since the state's human trafficking law has been enacted, lawyers in center city are using it in an attempt to hold this northeast philadelphia motel, responsible for the sexual exploitation of a philadelphia teenager. >> this child was forced into sex slavery. paid to do things with men, double, triple, quadruple her age. >> reporter: lawyers alleged employees at roosevelt inn knew a 14 year-old girl was being held here against her will for two years n that time she allegedly was forced to have sex with more than a thousand men, for as little as $50. >> she's devastate by what has happened to her. she's just, trying to piece her life back together. >> reporter: girl, now 17, wants this hotel to pay for what happened to her, unde

in philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> prosecutors made opening statements in the trial of penn state's former president graham spanier. lawyers for the sedate said spanier's failure to report child molestation accusation as loud evil to run wild. defense tern for spanier says the prosecution is trying to criminal ice a judgment call. spanier accused of putting children at risk by miss handling the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. >>> in the wake of the recent hate crimes governor chris christie is offering security grants to religious institutions and non-profit ness south jersey to help them fight terror threats governor explained the move in trenton. >> while we increased support from the federal government none the profit security grant program nine new jersey counties are not eligible to apply because they do not fall within u.s. department of home land security definition of the region's most at risk for terrorism. >> and interested groups will be eligible for an award not to exceed $50,000. >>> we're hearing from one of the teenagers in the video

leach a nieves is live outside mexican consul in old city where that consul is now in high demand, alycia. >> reporter: mexican consul inside this building said it has gone from seeing 200 mexican nationals a day to 400 many of those people worried about what the president's immigration plan means for them and that is really the reason why mexico decided to open up these centers of defenses today. as reality of a border wall draws closer and president donald trump continues his tough talk on plans for expedited deportation of un documented immigrants, mexico has now put in place the program, to help its people here. >> we are letting them know all of their rights. we are making immigration screening so that in case by case we can let them know what could happen with them. >> reporter: all 50 mexican consul is a cross the country including this one here in philadelphia has opened up centers for defense, providing legal advice and guidance to worried mexican nationals. people like this woman who did not want to us use her name and spoke through a translator >> the mexican people are really

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in media where she's working on that story, alycia. >> reporter: nicole this all started as a corruption of minors case, someone in 2016 said a 20 year-old may have been passing around marijuana to kid in the area investigators quickly discovered that what was happening was more sin store. this is 20 year-old, who has just been convicted of corruption of minors, and child rape. he is also been sentenced to serve at lee 13 and a half year in prison after an investigation by media boro police uncovered at lee a dozen victims. both boys and girls, the oldest, 15, the youngest, just 12. police say this child predator hosted parties at his home one baker street, with alcohol and drugs. >> it is not just marijuana he entices them, he gives them acid, he gives them cocaine, and also with marijuana he uses pipes, cigarettes. >> reporter: while the serial child rapist has been taken off the streets the concern is not over. coming up at 6:00 i will tell you shocking way he was luring kid in the area and what police say parents around here , stil

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more. >> reporter: millions of at&t customers in 14 states and washington d.c. went for hours last night without the ability to call 911. here in pennsylvania that included hundreds of thousands of people losing the vital life line in chester, bucks, montgomery and delaware counties. >> police, fire, ambulance. >> reporter: dispatchers at delaware county's 911 communication center was one of the first in the country to net is issue. >> by 7:45 we recognize aid significant emergency. >> reporter: director of emergency services in delaware county timothy boyce said at&t were getting bus signal or line just kept ringing. at&t was able to fix issue by 10:30 last night but not before potentially costing one person their life. >> a person was in urgent need of medical care, personal that was with them tried for 10 to 15 minutes to call out on their cell phone. that 10 or 15 minutes were critical amount of time. >> reporter: emergency management now says this is why people should know the non-emergency numbers in their counties that number was the w

police headquarters with more, alycia >> reporter: jessica there was a woman standing near store at bus stop who was shot in the head by the store owner. we did speak to the store owner very briefly who said he was a bit shaken up still after the incident but relieved though that police at this point have decided not to charge him after the shooting. a little before 4:30 yesterday afternoon along fifth street in north philadelphia, surveillance video captured moments after this laundromat is robbed. laundromat owner can be seen running after the alleged robber. >> told him three times, stop, stop, stop, and the guy said i will shoot you first. >> reporter: shots were fired but it was laundromat owner who shot suspect robber, twice in the chest. and innocent bystander who was also shot in the hand, all after the alleged robber is seen on surveillance video throwing down, the $2,000 he reportedly stole. >> i see, as the store owner was engaging this male, the male turned around, and, the individual had something in his hand. the knife or gun. >> reporter: police, said the knife on the

nieves is live in northern liberties with the latest details on the arrest, alycia? >> reporter: philadelphia police say that it was a man from new jersey arrested in connection with the shooting that happened here monday night. he is currently in camden county jail and was reportly arrested with the magazine and ammunition on him. after just four days of investigating philadelphia police believe they have the shooter responsible for monday night's reported snipper situation. you'll recall, it froze part of the city for hours at the heat of the rush hour in the northbound side of interstate i-95 was closed, a stretch of spring garden was block off and this building under construction near front street was barricaded, as a swat team went floor to floor looking for the shooter. the alleged shooter now in custody has been identified as sources as 29 year-old lawrence mitchell of new jersey. at this point in the investigation, sources add that authorities do believe that the gunfire came from the fifth floor of the vacant building. police are waiting on one final ballist

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live with more on where the investigation stand right now, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, there were investigators here earlier today at the scene and for most of the day authorities still trying to piece together exactly what happened here right now focus of the investigation, seems to be an earlier reports of the shooting, reports that the gunfire may have come from the fifth floor of the nearby vacant building. it was a shooting in northern liberties, that shut down part of the city yesterday, as this busy rush hour. >> i heard someone was shooting cars from the roof. >> reporter: with some concern about a possible snipper situation, police closed i-95, and north front street for hours, several blocks along spring garden were blocked and this building under construction was barricaded. >> three individual that were working on a renovated building, they were inside the building when they heard three gunshots and they believed that the gunshots came from inside of the building. >> reporter: a swat team swept building before, floor by floor f

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doors, alycia?rter: well, ukee, jc penny plans to close 138 locations including one here at king of prussia mall by this june. the company even plans to start liquidation sale, liquidating all of the merchandise in the stores in just a few weeks. just hours ago jc penny became latest retailer to officially announce it is shuttering stores, closing 138 locations. news surprising to some local shoppers. >> jc pennys is another store where you could go in and get really great deals and good quality it seemed like. i was actually shocked. >> i'm a little shocked as much as in the store as much as they do on line. >> reporter: jc penny says closures are part of the continuing effort to advance the sustainable growth and long term profitability, which for some shoppers, that is still translateness to brick and mortar department store struggling with on line competition. >> a lot of the deals you fine on the store you will fine better deals on line. so, you know i'm all for internet but it is tough for peo

again rally with is in fill and other cities across the country but as "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves tells us things got out offhanded when opponents of the president showed up. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: around the country unity among trump supporters. >> trump was elected and we need to stand by. >> reporter: thousands showed up nationwide to several scheduled make america great again rallies. >> there has been so much anti trump negativity, going on, so many rallies, protests, protesting everything, i cannot even keep track of anymore that i think people felt it was, our turn. >> u.s.a. >> reporter: this pro trump rally in philadelphia. >> three months in the making now we have been trying to do this. >> was quickly taken over. >> hundreds of anti trump protesters chanting over pro trump rallyiers. >> unaudible. >> reporter: clash turning chaotic at one point when protesters set off cans of smoke. police in philadelphia ending the rally early but only, issuing two citations for disorderly conduct. the clash here far more peaceful then the clash between trump supporters

now authorities tell "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves that man's assault and robbery was just the beginning, of a week long crime spree. >> upper darby police believe that they have put an end to a week long crime spree, at their community. >> this was really, really violent, crime activity. this was not a joke. >> reporter: superintendent michael chitwood says a 15 year-old from upper darby and 17 year-old from west philadelphia have been arrested for badly, this six three-year old man, last year. and going on a spring of strong armed robberies all around upper darby. >> and, and they would, again. >> sixty year-old frank said one of the five people, in the by the teens. and his robbed along fair dale avenue. >> a >>> that was my last, one, and my husband needed it, the last four months. >> they committed real crimes, they deserve real time. not a slap on the wrist like juvenile justice system would be. >> reporter: police have charged the teens with robbery , juveniles, hoping to charge them as an adult saying they heinously targeted easy pray, elderly people and people who

that had huge fire, alycia. >> reporter: well, nicole this community has been certainly rock by this morning's fire, several streets around here of been closed all day and people living in the area have been asked to shelter in place. partly because as you can tell behind me crews are still working to put out hot spots in the building, but also because of officials have been worried about air quality. with the amount of smoke that was in the air. around 11:00 from the air in northeast philadelphia, smoke could be seen for miles, on the ground near grant avenue and fordham road well over 150 emergency responders, many of them battling into the early afternoon to get this four alarm blaze, under control. >> you see the black smoke coming out of it already and then you have this old ladies who are doing therapy in the water, that were, you know, trying to get them out. >> reporter: this is one of the handful of patients inside gutted aquatic and fitness center. he was getting physical therapy on his knee. >> i was walking in the water for about a half an hour. >> reporter: when smoke de

"eyewitness news" reporter lisa nieves picked up the store friday reading, alycia. >> reporter: d.a. says that the man shot and killed, here in reading had pointed a gun at his neighbors and then at police, that ultimately is what led to his death. now his daughter, man shot and killed, she has issued an a polling. a six two-year old man from reading is dead, shot just over a week ago on the front steps of his home, by police. >> it is very unfortunate that a life was lost but we commend the actions of the officer involved. >> reporter: berks county district attorney says that a six two-year old man michael stout had pointed this sawed off shotgun at a neighbor and his family while that family was having a barbecue in their backyard. young kid were at the barbecue and that neighbor shown here. in spanish he told us he had never had a problem with the man, he still confused a toss why his neighbor decided to point a gun at anyone but police say the man shot probably wasn't in the best of his mind. >> michael stout's blood alcohol level was .306 which is almost four times the legal lim

alycia is here she works at station and king of prussia mall.ning. >> we will show some trend first and first two moms are not moms, it is obvious when you see paris, paris's coming out and i love this suit. >> gorgeous, even for moms, even though paris isn't a mom we tell moms pick a print. it causes distraction. if you feel self-conscious, you have that print nobody focusing on what you think your flawed areas are. they are concentrating on the print. lou a nation. we put her in oversized beach hat. your bathing suit is plane why not grab a killer accessory. >> thank you, paris. >> then we have christie. >> christie is doing a strap less like i have on again , era macing, great print , she's got waist band detail. pick your focal area. if you have a skinny waist call attention to it. >> we will show pictures of the three kid. we have alex, a mom of three adorable kid. you see picture here. here you have the adorable allison. >> yes, she's rocking a two piece but as her mom, she cannot do two pieces. great body, she's a runner. she is smaller i

in olde city, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a neighbor rushed in the burning row home to save a young boy in kensington. fire happened on the 3200 block of e street, that man ran through flames to rescue a four year-old boy had a phone and was about to call 911. that child and his grandparents are now in the hospital. "eyewitness news" spoke with that neighbor hoist now being praised as a hero. >> my main goal was to grab him from the kitchen. he had black stuff on the face >> wow, the child and the grandparents are in serious condition, but the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> meantime, a seven year-old boy became a hero when he put what he learned about emergency situationness to practice. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has that story from evesham township. >> i just could not breathe or talk. >> reporter: heart pounding moments for danielle on friday morning as she lied on the floor, gasping for air after battling bronchitis and an asthma attack. she was getting her seven year-old son rocco ready for school when the courageous little boy stepp

. >> that could have been trang do, pat, alycia, yes, joe holden, the late show poking fun at news industry during the tv snowstorm. >> let's not forget jim donovan, at one point or another, it has been you and i , as well. >> yes. >> we want to give our thanks to the collogues standing outside during those storms or stand outside at all, during the forecast, katie. >> trust me, i see the irony right there. it is so true though, you know , we have to show you what the conditions are like but yes, this is fun. this is really fun. it is really cold out here, guys, but keep in mind, winter coat, winter gear, still very much necessary and especially since yesterday in places like southern new jersey and delaware we have seen bottoming out of the thermometer. it is cold, below freezing, every where. lets walk you through all this we will take things first and foremost to storm scan three. wind, cold they are all typical qualities of the aftermath of the nor'easter and in addition another typical quality is a little bit what you are seeing on storm scan. not so much what we will see later today b

alycia fredericko. she works with us. >> yes. >> okay, so i have to begin with what am i retiring, what am i keeping from last year. >> so i think the biggest trends to retire is really the traditional to the knee gladiator, bo hoe look, it is time to put those in the closet until next time they cycle out. but keep this. wearing this last year. >> the platform. >> most comfortable version after platform that there is. i mean, this is like wearing a sneaker basically. >> i had a pair of those, i wore them all the time last year, so i'm happiment okay, you have to convince me on this new, it is not new, but it is an evolving trend, the mule? >> the mule. the mule is back. and but we're talking what was kicking it off, if you look down here there is gump i slide. this is where it all really started last year. this is what brought it back in. people were like what is going on here? but to me in fashion, when somebody questions it, that's what makes it exciting. >> so this is where it started. now poor sprin

>>> most of us of loss moments before this one lost more than six decades ago was just found i'm alycia nieves and i'll have more on the items found inside being called priceless. >>> and are you tired of wasting fruits and vegetables that go bad before you are red toy use them? scientists now say they have a natural way to extend their shelf life. we will be right shake up your routine with a completely new way to clean. new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to activate a powerful cleaning action that removes twenty four times more bacteria. improve the health of your mouth with new colgate total advanced health mouthwash. shake to clean. getting food to hungry older amerand it won't.stop hey, these are our parents and grandparents out there. let's start talking about how we can really get to the route of the problem. hey, we hear you. fighting hunger doesn't stop here. i'm working with aarp foundation's drive to end hunger team i'm working with aarp foundation's learn more two, dow home. >> reporter: that is weber, adam weber's late father. >> his initials. >> reporter: h

. >> let's check in with alycia live in west reading. how are you doing out there? >> reporter: doing okay, the snow pretty hard on my face right now. been out here for two hours, i have to say probably within the last 45 minutes or so, when we really start to feel lick this is a snowstorm and dairy say blizzard like conditions. right now, on the ground, we have maybe 5 inches of snow or so. far from that foot we're expecting, probably accumulating about an inch, maybe inch and a half of snow in our hour. we do have the roads pretty clear out. seen a bunch of plows out and about, schools are closed for today, obviously, because of these road conditions. notice, there aren't until many cars on the roads and not many cars parked on the side of the road, that's because here in reading the city opened up their garages to people so they can park their cars in the garages to make it easier for the plows to be out and about. so far, we know, the city says, they've something like 30 plows trucks, salt trucks, out on the roads today. and we have been out here this morning fo

. >>> a montgomery county school district sued in federal court , i'm alycia nieves and we will tell you why it is first of the kind lawsuit in the commonwealth. >>> when we can show who we are and our history and our culture and our values, more people can understand us. >> reporter: not backing down in the wake of the cancellation of the popular cinco de mayo celebration in philadelphia, the recent mexican officials say it is more important then ever, to showcase their heritage. kate? >>> and to the beautiful spring afternoon, tomorrow will be sunny, nice to look at but it will be very cold, i'll tell what you bitter wind chills that will impact area and how long this blast of winter wind will last, all right now at 6:00. >>> mr. williams, simply took money that did not belong to him. and then he lied bit. >> federal officials say that is just one in a series of incidents highlighting an abuse of power by district tern seth williams. tonight, they laid out more than 20 counts of corruption, accusing the d.a. of using his position, for personal gain. >>> the d.a. allegedly accepted

. >> reporter: alycia keys and john legend and chelsea hand letter and blake shelf even.l car pool karaoke. >> car pool karaoke. >> has has there been anybody you had to say no, too. >> it is not really people we said no too but more people we said not yet, not right now. >> you will not tell me how had to say not yet too. >> no, that would be rude. >> jessica back to you you can see late, late show with james corden tonight and every week night after late show with stephen colbert all right here on cbs-3. >> so darn likable that guy. >> i know. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00. >> ten teens have been arrested in connection to the subway brawl last week, i'm anita oh and changes septa is making. >>> outpouring of support about a month after philadelphia jewish cemetery was targeted by vandals, the way that the community has responded and when repair work will begin. >>> this may not seem like much but this is state of the art technology, i'm greg argos in valley, pennsylvania with the company creating this material for nasa, and how it could one day,

i'm alycia nieves and i'll tell what you emergency management says you should know in case this happens. >>> plus, history unearthed in olde city where these century 's old coffins came from and what will happen to them now that they have been removed from a construction site. >>> wheeling and dealing the new offensive weapons joining eagles as nfl free agency gets off to a pretty exciting start forbidder fans, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now . >>> last thing we want to hear is you cannot call 911. >>> millions of people including thousandsness our area unable to call 911 during a major outage. new at 6:00 the other numbers thaw need to know in case you cannot dial 911. >>> don't put away winter coat just yet, snow is on the horizon and it could make tomorrow morning's commute, a little messy. >>> hi, good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica's off tonight. hard to believe we will see snow, after today's spring like weather. >> how bit, katie here to let you know when snow will fall, kate. >> i'll tell you what but contrast between today and tomorrow wi

in northeast philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. >>> northeast philadelphia jewelry heist was latest in the string of rooftop burglaries under investigation in our area february 17th thieves climbed down a fan to burglarized john's roast pork in south philadelphia and in montgomery county authorities say a burglar removed a vent cap to break into lansdale meats and deli february 15th. king of prussia costco was burglarized february 6th n that case suspect entered through a sky line. >>> a teenage suspect is facing charges for allegedly body slamming a police officer in northeast philadelphia. authorities say that the violent confrontation unfolded just after 4:00 this morning on the 12,000 block of academy road. police say officer suffered a head injury but treated and released from the hospital. seventeen year-old boy is facing several charges including aggravated assault, and police say that teenager could be linked to a weekend armed robbery, in the neighborhood. >>> and as "eyewitness news" first reported, at noon a teenager was rescued from the banks of

. >> alycia nieves "eyewitness news". >>> now organizers with the make america great again philado tell "eyewitness news" that theyvent, concerned it would turn into unfolded. >>> meantime president trump says that he can still put together another health care plan, on friday, the current bill, failed to get enough g.o.p. support to come to a vote in the house. andrew spencer shows us what is next for republicans on capitol hill. >> reporter: president doubles down on saturday on a statements that obama care will explode, but friday, congress failed to pass a republican bill to reform the affordable care act calling into question whether the trump administration will be able to get one past at all. >> we will be living with obama care for foreseeable future. i don't know how long it will take to replace this law. >> reporter: lindsey graham said in the town hall meeting saturday the president need to reach across the aisle to get something done. >> i think the president should reach out to democrats, i should reach out to democrats, and we should say let's take a shot at doing this toge

the clash there ending in an all o alycia knee he have v for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ly> organizers with the make right here in philadelphia tell "eyewitness news" they did consider canceling the event concerned it would turn in the chaos that ultimately unfolded. >>> meantime, president trump says he can still put together another health care plan, on friday, the current bill failed to get enough g.o.p. support to come to a vote in the house. andrewtnc for republicans on capitol hill. >> reporter: president doubles down on saturday on his statement that obama care will explode, but friday, congress failed to pass a republican bill to reform the affordable care act calling into question whether the trump administration will be able to get one passed at all. >> we will be living with obama care for foreseeable future. i don't know how long it will take. >> reporter: lindsey graham said in a town hall meeting saturday that the president need to reach across the aisle to get something done. >> i think the president should reach out to democrats, i should reach out to dem

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