alycia nieves talk to experts about what that might say about a suspect as she joins us now, alycia. >> reporter: ukee, psychologists we spoke with said anyone that saw disturbing video like one posted by cleveland facebook killer is typically a narcissist particular person. so those who watched that video or shared that content are only giving into a killer 's agenda it is not the first time that someone has posted a video like this to social media. this one allegedly streamed by an ohio man yesterday as it shows him randomly picking out an elderly man walk ago long the street in cleveland and shooting the man who was reportedly just collecting cans. the video was on facebook for hours, some even shared it. >> violence has been de sensitized. >> reporter: philadelphia psychologist doctor allison isn't surprise aid video like this was shared, but warns people the dangers that they don't forsee when they share something so disturbing. >> another danger of this type of video is that we can lead to copycat crime. >> reporter: social media some were upset bynum of views cleveland video g

in the bathroom at howard high school of technology, last april, and "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves was inside the court the courtroom today and she joins with us more, alycia >> reporter: ukee, day one of the trial wrapped up about an hour ago and it was, a tense, emotional, packed courtroom, all day, yet victim's family on one side and family of the three teens charged on the other it is nearly a year since memorials were first placed outside a howard high school of technology in wilmington, almost 12 months since students were stunned by death of the 16 year-old amy joyner frances. now, today, the three teen girls accused of causing her death are on trial. >> when you sit in that courtroom there are four families experiencing a great deal and pain. >> reporter: not only is amy joyner-frances were at day one of the trial and through their spokesperson cheryl dorsey walker they had one simple message. >> family seeking justice but what is justice when you have lost a child. >> reporter: prosecutors are trying to show she died april 21st of last year, as a result of this school bath

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in wilmington where police are issuing a warning as they hunt for the child predator, alycia >> reporter: ukee and nicole, authorities are visibly shaken at a news conference earlier when they had to tell us the four year-old girl was in fact sexually assaulted during two hours she was with her kidnapper. police believe she was left in this park. now they are on the hunt on the heartless monster who took her but they will need community's help to catch him. police in new castle county are looking for a child abduct or one who attacked a little girl, late last night. >> every member of new castle county police department, is committed to solving and apprehending this heartless monster. >> reporter: last night a four year-old girl was abduct here on sugar plum court just outside her home. >> it was quick, very quick. >> reporter: witnesses and police say little girl was riding bikes with half dozen other children when she was snatched by a man in the dark sedan. her friend, youngest just seven years old, oldest 11 tried to save her. >> on

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in the sat center with new information. >> reporter: natasha, what we know is that this started with philadelphia police rounding up dirt bikes and atv's that were being illegally driven on the streets and that's what led to a chase of a dirt bike involved in the wild series of events. it's unclear physical philly pd stopped pursue the atv as it entered up today. it did that slam into the young girl and her grandmother. police pursuit of a dirt bike driving illegally in the streets ended up with a six-year-old girl and her grandmother getting caught in the crosshairs. >> they was just inside of our store shopping and come out and getting ready to cross the street and the that's when it happened. >> reporter: the dirt bike being chased out of philadelphia at some point crossed into upper darby and barreled down the busy 69th street. it was passing cars by riding along the double yellow line in the middle of the road. near a pedestrian crossing the dirt bike slammed into the child and her grandmother. >> he hit both of them. they went fly

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in marcus hook with the very latest on that leak. >> reporter: nicole and jessica we have seen these natural gas pipeline leaks around the country in the past that have been volatile, explosive, sometimes deadly. sunoco logistics leak in berks county according to the company did not affect anyone but dit reignite some old fears. the path is paved for a new natural gas pipeline to run through berks county but just an old one is renewing concerns about the potential dangers of the pipelines in the region. >> you want to think that hey, it will go in, maybe i'm being irrational. >> reporter: wayne lee lives in the neighborhood where sunoco logistics pipeline runs through. his concerns over natural gas pipeline were solidified earlier this month when the 8- inch pipeline leaked just over 1,000 gallons of propane and methane in the ground in nearby morgan town. >> that thing leak had happened in this neighborhood, you know, no telling what the damages would be. >> reporter: sunoco logistics says the leak caused no public safety impact but ad

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reporter alycia nieves live at the scene at feltonville with more, alycia. >> reporter: well, jessica this roosevelt boulevard near e street most of the morning it was backed up, as investigators spent more than five hours looking into what caused the deadly wreck that did claim lives of two women. thinks an all too familiar sight along the roosevelt boulevard, a fatal crash. >> in the past years so many deaths. >> reporter: two women killed near e street, passengers in the tan expedition a little bit before 9:00 this morning when police say suv swerved for some reason and slammed into a parked tractor trailer. >> i am concerned about accidents here and always because of that because they allowed cars to park there, but why. >> reporter: people like this, are saddened by the fatal crash but not surprised. he takes issue with the sit a allowing cars to park along the busy boulevard, people like edwin riveria and along with drivers ignoring the 40- mile an hour speed limit, it is a perfect combination i, for this kind of thing. >> they don't see the speed limit. you see cars flying down

"eyewitness news", reporter alycia nieves has been working on the story all day and what is the very latest right now. >> reporter: well, police were at this park earlier searching for evidence and now they say they are on the hunt for quote a heartless monster adding that finding the abduct their four year-old girl is their highest priority. >> the quiet community in delaware is now quieter, parent in the village of the run, scared to let their children play outside after a four year-old girl was abduct last night south side her home police believe she was taken by a white or hispanic man with dark hair, driving a dark colored sedan with continuity. authorities and witnesses describe they pulled up to the 4100 block of sugar plum court she was with a half dozen friend riding bikes. man reportedly got out of his car, briefly talked to the girl and then suddenly he snatched her, forcing her in his car and speeding off. some of her friend tried to save her. >> one of the other little girls, went after him, and she was called out for help. and she then i believe went to her parents and

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more from wilmington's pike creek neighborhood where residents remain on edge. >> reporter: hot spring day this park in wilmington is typically packed with kid, but not today. >> people don't want to be out without their kid right next to them. >> reporter: kenneth saunders is one of few parents we saw out but he is still one of the many parents in new castle county, on edge, now that a child predator is on the loose last thursday night a four year-old girl was abducted outside her home in pike creek , she was found alone hours later near banning park, police say she was sexually assaulted. >> if i was her i don't know what i would do honestly. would i try to lose my mind. >> reporter: at a news conference on friday police say finding child's predator is now their highest priority. >> nothing we do is greater then to have him in handcuffs. >> reporter: but until that happens, while the child predator is still somewhere in the streets, kid are noticeably not. >> it was pretty scary because i have a four year-old daughter. >> reporter: chris bennet

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in north fail with what we have learn about this so far, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, police say men they were shot were well men to authorities, each had lengthy criminal record for drugs and other charges. still authorities say they are committed to finding the suspected shooters, and now, killer, and justice and two to prevent another reckless shoot ing from happening here. four people were shot, three of them now dead, two suspects , still on the loose, and philadelphia police are asking, anyone who saw what happened here, to talk. >> $60,000 reward, for anyone with any information leading to at rest and conviction of these individual. >> reporter: authorities putting up a substantial reward, $50,000 from the philadelphia police department , another $10,000 now from the cities housing authority. officials hoping that it helped catch the two shooters whose actions are being called bold, brazen, more importantly , reckless. >> broad daylight you have 25 round that were fired. that could have hit innocent kid, innocent person. >> repo

. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 alycia nieves will explore the long term change these federal lawsuit could bring to delaware's correctional system. >>> we are hearing from the philadelphia fire department for the first time about changes it has made after an internal review on the 2014 line of duty death of fire lieutenant joyce craig. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us now from city hall with those findings, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you and philadelphia fire department says in learning from this tragedy, there need to be more extensive training, more funding, and more personnel. top brass at philadelphia fire department says that recommended reforms for training, response protocol and fire fighting will take time to implement. >> it will be a long term project, so years. there is just no way around that. >> reporter: just 11 months on the job commissioner adam tiehl's news conference comes a day after a federal report exposed a series of flaws in how fire fighters and dispatchers handled a row home fire in west oak lane. lieutenant jo

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves was in the courtroom in wilmington today. >> reporter: threeelaware teens charged in the death of their classmate should soon know their fates. >> we're all devastated. it is almost like reliving in it for the first time. >> reporter: father for teen who died last april have this bathroom brawl inside howard high school of technology had to watch his daughter's last moments, captured on student cell phone video at lee four times today, as judge heard four hours of closing arguments from prosecutors, and defense attorneys for each teen charged. >> amy was hit 26 times. she was kick six times. you could see that she was kicked in her head. >> reporter: prosecutors started their argument by showing student's cell phone shot video saying it is an obvious attack, brutal beat down, arguing joyner frances never saw it coming. defense attorney for each teen charged did not dispute that amy joyner frances died in a most tragic way, but video captures a mutual fight where each teen was responsible, and no one could have known that joyner frances had a ra

"eyewitness news" first told you about the plan friday night and now our own alycia nieves talked to drivers in olde city about what they are already paying to park in town >> reporter: if you thought you paid enough to park in philadelphia get ready because cities parking authority is planning to hike up the rates. >> crazy. just can't do it. >> reporter: on friday authority's board adopted a budget that assumes raised rates for parking meters and parking ticket fines. >> i think that this whole situation of parking is just keep getting worse and worse. >> reporter: alex bono works in olde city and pays $2.50 an hurry to park her car here and gotten a few tickets at $36 a pop and thinks that is just enough. >> i don't know what i will do parking garage can be just as much going to the parking garage. >> reporter: parking authority has not given a number for exactly how much the hike would be. city council will have to determine even if they approve the rates to park in philadelphia incentive for the city a raise in the parking rate is expected to generate about 10 million-dollar a y

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has airline's response to the incident. >> reporter: americanirlines is investigating this incident reported on passenger cell phone video. it shows flight attendant arguing with the man on a plane leaving san francisco. >> you get videotape and see it all over. >> reporter: male passenger is standing up for a woman who was brought to tears after an interaction with a male flight attendant one passenger who took video to facebook described the incident with the caption omg american airlines flight attendant took a stroller from a lady hitting her and just missing the baby. the video went viral before the plane landed in dallas, american airlines immediately suspended the flight attendant hoping to prevent a pr nightmare like the one united dealt with earlier this month when a passenger recorded a man being violently drag off a plane. american airlines also immediately publicly apologized for the behavior in this video and says that the mother and her children were put on another flight and bumped up to first class. so far american airlines has n

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves tells us what this airline did to try to right the wrong. >>american airlines inn investigating this incident recorded on passenger cell phone video. it shows a flight attendant on friday arguing with the man on the plane leaving san francisco. >> maybe you'll get video tape and see it all over the news. >> reporter: male passenger is standing up for a woman who was brought to tears after an interaction with the male flight attendant one passenger who took video to facebook described the incident with the caption ohg, american airlines flight attendant took a stroller from the laid which her baby hitting her and just missing the baby. the video went viral before the plane landed in dallas, american airlines immediately suspended the flight attendant hoping to prevent a pr nightmare like the one united dealt with earlier this month when a passenger recorded a man being violently drag off a plane. american airlines also immediately publicly apologized for the behavior of their flight attendant in this video and said their mother and her children

while the boys were getting ready for school, in southwest philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live outside southwest detectives with the very latest, alycia? >> reporter: well, ukee, that 17 year-old is still in the hospital tonight in critical with you stable condition. we actually spoke to his father who reiterated this was an unfortunate accident. father saying tonight he is praying for his son and his son's best friend hoping both of them come out of this okay. a 17 year-old, kingsessing boy who lives along 5300 block of lindberg boulevard is in the hospital tonight, after being shot, in his bed, by his best friend. >> just trying to wake the kid up. apparently he is a heavy sleeper. at some point he pulls out the gun as young man wakes up, sees the gun in his face, he reached up to slap it. >> reporter: that is when gun went off shooting the teen in the eye. authorities say he will likely lose his left eye. >> we have two kid that are going to deal with long rehabs and incarcerations which isn't good for anybody. >> reporter: father of the teen shot spoke to us off cam

reporting live along the parkway alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. there are more, picks to come but eagles did get defensive help in the first round. >> with the 14th pick in the 2017 nfl draft, the philadelphia eagles select derek barnett, defensive end, tennessee. >> reporter: tennessee you heard it there big brotherly love welcome to derek barnett, 6-foot three, 259-pound lineman comes from the alma matter of eagles great reggie white. we have everything you need to know about the nfl draft on cbs philly.com/draft. you will find bios of the players, list of events for rest of the weekend and road closures in the area. >>> in other news in delaware tributes to slain state trooper corporal stephen ball ard continue to pour in. this is growing makeshift memorial outside the wawa on pulaski highway in bear. wednesday afternoon police say burgon sealy shot and killed corporal ballard after the trooper asked sealy to come out of his vehicle. mourners have been stopping by for pennsylvania several days to pay their respects. >> it is just so frustrating

in feltonville, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is nowalling on philadelphia district attorney seth williams to resign, following thursday's suspension of williams law license. wolf says that philadelphia need a district attorney fully focusing on and legally capable of executing the d.a. 's important duties. williams is facing federal corruption charges and has entered a not guilty plea, and the d.a. will now continue to handle his offices administrative duties while assistants take over legal matters. >>> ride sharing services could soon be, again in the cross hairs, of the philadelphia parking authority tempers are flaring over short term parking spots at 30th street station, some spots are designated for uber and lyft drivers but some commuters tell "eyewitness news" that the drivers are taking up spots meant for paying customers. we have found some drivers breaking the rules. >> i didn't know that. now i know it. thank you for the information. >> somebody should be out here policing that the uber drivers and lyft drivers just don't s

in olde city alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> bill cosby will be back in court tomorrowfor a hearing in his sexual assault trial, a deposition, cosby gave back in 2005 in a civil trial is expected to be discussed at that hearing. prosecutors want to include the deposition at trial, and cosby's defense lawyers want it barred in that deposition, cosby admitted he gave woman alcohol, pills, before sex. cosby stand accused of drug ging and molesting a temple university employee in 2004. >>> hospital patients are sometimes asked to fill out a survey about their experience but what they may not know is those survey answers can impact how much the happies paid, and in some cases, how much a doctor makes. the government mandated patient satisfaction surveys is part of the national effort to reward quality care, but some doctors say it it has had an an unintended consequence fueling american's dependence on prescription pain pills. brooks silva-braga has details >> hi there. >> reporter: we met doctor mark woodard in the er at bristol regional medical center in eastern tennessee.

reporting live from the sat center alycia nieves cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new at 6:00 philadelphia police rush a woman to the hospital after hitting her with their car in kensington. this video shows the officers putting would the man inside their cruiser on the 3,000 block of f street, to take her to the hospital. we're still working to find out what caused the crash and how victim is doing tonight. >>> search for facebook killer is over tonight, steve stephens took his life today near erie, pennsylvania after a chase with police. an employee working a drive through at mcdonald's recognized suspect's car and contacted the police. a chase followed where troopers ran stephens car, forcing to it spin out of control. as officers approached, stephens, took his own life. >> we would have liked to brought steve to peacefully but there may be other people out there in similar situation that is we can help by finding out why he did what he did and what kind of drove him to this >> stephens was wanted for killing 74 year-old robert god win in cleveland on sunday and posting video to faceboo

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in queen village for us. >> reporter: natasha, the cityide arson task force says the man arrested was recklessly setting fires in the city for the last three months. authorities believe he's connected to three arsons including one at this well known deli in queen village. he was captured on surveillance video three separate times seemingly getting a thrill out of setting trash on fire. the first time in january was with a dumpster fire on ranstead street and this surveillance video it was hard to see him. authorities only able to say that he was a dark skinned man balding with dark clothes on o the next fire less than two weeks later the same man seen here lighting up trash along fifth street. that fire damaged several cars but again, no clear image of the man's face on surveillance video. it wasn't until february when the arsonist lit a fire alongside a queen village staple, that surveillance video caught a clear image of him. >> fortunately this was a perfect example of the cameras that i have on the building and the cameras that the nei

in the sat center, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now to some sad news this morning actor erin moran has died. moran starred as joan i cunningham in the happy days and she did a happy days spin off called joan i loves ch ac i. police say she was found unresponsive after authorities received a 911 call and a autopsy is now pending, moran was 56 years old. >>> all night dance party in honor of prince attracted thus es to the city of minneapolis last night, fans partied in the streets in the singer hometown to mark first anniversary since his death, cbs don champion has more on the weekend remembrances. >> reporter: across minneapolis, the home town prince loved, legendary artist is immortalized in murals. >> is that real. >> reporter: she traveled from atlanta to pay tribute, she's just one of the hundreds of fans from around the world who converged on the city to mark the year anniversary of the singer's death. >> very few people have used in pennsylvania tense to talk about him. >> reporter: part of the reason is prince lives on in the music that he left behind. >> and, to

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in marcus hook with the very latest on that leak. >>ole and jessica we have seen these natural gas pipeline leaks around the country in the past that have been volatile, explosive, sometimes deadly. sunoco logistics leak in berks county according to the company did not affect anyone but dit reignite some old fears. the path is paved for a new natural gas pipeline to run through berks county but just an old one is renewing concerns about the potential dangers of the pipelines in the region. >> you want to think that hey, it will go in, maybe i'm being irrational. >> reporter: wayne lee lives in the neighborhood where sunoco logistics pipeline runs through. his concerns over natural gas pipeline were solidified earlier this month when the 8-

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves was there as the trial began and she will have a live update for you coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> at lee five people were injured when a new jersey transit train derailed, during this morning's rush. the train jumped the track prior to reaching the platform at penn station. passengers described a jolt and one said it felt like a earthquake. >> it was literally like an amusement ride, it was bodies every where, piling up. >> i got thrown in the next person, i was sitting on the side, kind of, you know, not on a regular seat. >> some passengers were stuck because the cars were pinched, so the doors did not line up, the train was arriving from trenton when it split off the track about 9:00 a.m. one person was taken out on a stretcher but officials say that the injuries are not life threatening. >>> spring is in the air today but we're already tracking some storms, that will soon arrive meteorologist lauren case any for kate bilo tonight as she's live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on when we will need those umbrellas, lauren. >> be

in upper darby, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so fail police why trying to stop that dirt bike as part of the larger round up of atv 's here's a lot some of the vehicles police seized, we're told officers took, 30, atv's off the street and made three felony arrests. >>> new this morning thousands are left in the dark from a power outage from philadelphia 's fishtown and northern liberties section of philadelphia peco has crews out there, working to completely restore the power, in that area, and the lights went out just before midnight, where we're told the outage shut off lights for at lee 10,000 customers in that entire area officials are still trying to figure out what caused the blackout. >>> vice-president mike pence has arrived in south korea to start a 10 day trip to ash. his visit, comes amid turmoil over north korea's threats to advance its nuclear and defense capabilities. this weekend north korea showed off its military might, hearst later it laid a missle launch that was unsuccessful. penitentiary gone says missle blew up almost immediately. there is no wo

in feltonville, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is nowalling on philadelphia district attorney seth williams to resign, following thursday suspension of his law license. in a statement the governor says that the people of the philadelphia need a district attorney fully focused on and legally capable of executing the important duties of the top law enforcement official, in pennsylvania's largest city his resignation will allow the employees of the office to focus on their work, and help the citizens that they serve move on. williams is facing federal corruption charges and has entered a not guilty plea, the d.a. will continue to handle his office's administrative duties while assistants take over legal matters. >>> ride sharing services, could soon again be in the cross hairs of the philadelphia parking authority tempers are flaring over short term parking spots at 30th street station. some spots are designated for uber an lyft drivers but some commuters tell "eyewitness news" that the drivers are also taking a spot meant for paying custom

in upper darby, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now philadelphia police were actually trying to pull over that dirt bike, as part of a round up of the atv's take a look at this officers seized a total of 30, atv's and made three felony arrests. >>> this morning the red cross is helping about 162 people after a six alarm fire in passaic, new jersey. fire broke out around 1:00 yesterday, and it soon spread to all apartment buildings. and there were several collapses as the fire burned, and more than 150 fire fighters responded, and it took four hours for them to get that fire under control, meantime more than 100 people were left homeless, fire fighters say the fire may have started on the fifth floor. >>> back here at home delaware county volunteer fire fighters are trying to recruit new members. to do it they are showing off what they do on a regular basis. take a look they hosted this practice drill, at the west chester fire department, trading center. fire fighters used a hose, ladder and skills to put out that fire. volunteer fire fighters say they are about 300,000

in upper darby, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, police were trying to stop that dirt bike, as part of the larger round up of atv, here's a look at some vehicles police seized. we are told officers took 30, atv's off the street and made three felony arrests. >>> new this morning, a power outage in philadelphia's fishtown section leaves thousands of people in our area in the dark. crews are working to restore complete power in that area. the lights went out just before midnight. we are told outage knocked out the lights for 10,000 customers there and at last check in word on what caused the power outage. >>> well, pope francis is delivering his easter message and blessing to the world. we are looking at st. peters square at vatican city where tens of thousands as tended mass. they are now awaiting his blessing, traditionally performed from the balcony at st. peters square. crowd braved headed security checks to catch a glimpse of the leader of the catholic church. that security was already deployed in holy week ceremonies including armed police position on rooftops and