i'm's greg argos at citizens bank park with how one video shows he may be also the most compassionate. >>> sixers, they want to be number one what head coach brett brownies saying about the nba draft lottery. plus what did the five fingers say to the face? the answer is right here in front of you, find out what caused this brewaa coming up next. >>> police in delaware county need public's help tracking down a man wanted for snapping photos of a woman without her knowledge. >> so, this video from the press sell factory on 69th street in upper darby shows man, taking photos of a woman as she stand in line. victim, finally realize is it, and slaps the man who then takes off. if you know who that guy is, call police. >> are your e-mails rubbing people the wrong way. >> a lot of people know it is not okay to use all caps but not everybody. >> join me tonight the on "eyewitness news" at is 11:00 and, make a mistake many send when they make and send and one e-mail you should never type, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> don't be yelling at people, geese. >> i know. i'm guilty. >> do

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us the clue to to finding it is 300 years old. >> it seems like i was always looking for treasure. >> reporter: that is what historian doctor daniel rot came across this handwritten card from the library catalogue from the historical society of pennsylvania. >> unknown person in jamaica describes its location, you know, of the treasure. >> reporter: he went in the archives and found that original letter dated may 14th, 1716. >> south end of the town of philadelphia is a gut of water. >> reporter: he says that the letter is written from brother to brother. >> little will south of that is a rising ground called society hill upon which is a pretty good brick house with a apple orchard. >> reporter: it describes location of the massive treasure. >> there you will find a stone post, in the ground, 3-foot or perhaps 4-foot, west from the said stonies a chest. >> it does talk about the balloons. >> reporter: he says that he believes the treasure was buried years before 1716 by a member of the free society of traders. >> they were involved, you know

let's get right to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos who's is the scene in west philadelphia at theescue unfolded. greg. >> reporter: it was pretty incredible rescue jim and brooke. right now i can tell you much calmer scene here on the 108th block of north salford street in west philadelphia. all of the focus was on that home right there you can see some of the debris left over from this partial building collapse it happened around 10:20 this morning. i want to show you the video from our air chopper overhead about an hour ago as rescue crews rushed here to the scene to try to rescue this construction worker. now, philadelphia fire tells us this happened around 10:20 there was a demolition team inside of this home when the first floor of this building collapsed into the basement. that construction worker inside was either on the first floor or in the basement. they're not sure right now when that collapse happened and it was an incredible operation that took place to remove that man from this structure. took about 48 minutes we're told by rescuers here on scene. they had to use an

assault charge in connection to 2004 encounter former temple university employee andrea constand greg argos live outside the courthouse in norristown where both sides are pleading their case, greg? >> reporter: jim, good afternoon, this is the preliminary hearing stage which could decide whether or not comedian bill cosby heads to trial for the alleged sexual assault charge. the hearing right now is still going on here at the montgomery county courthouse. both sides calling witnesses who interviewed both the comedian and his alleged ac kuester, andrea constand, former temple employee, the 78 year old comedian arriving at the montgomery county courthouse shortly before 9 30 this morning, his attorneys entering minutes before. the focus on this hearing today is there enough evidence to send a case to trial? notably absent cosby's accuser andrea, who alleges cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham home back in 2004. now, pennsylvania law a laws hearsay to be admitted during preliminary hearings. so without andrea, the district attorney first called former cheltenham, catheri

in princeton greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow, amazing. >> it is. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news". >> i said mom, i have seen him suffer. it is a miracle that he is alive. >> devastating and mysterious disease, tonight a local family that knows firsthand about the illness shares their emotional story. >>> big time summer event that draws plenty of people to the beach in atlantic city. we now know who will be performing at this years concert series. don? >>> it is speaking of performing who knew that the phillies would be this good. their manager didn't. we will hear from pete mackanin when we come back live from citizens bank park. >>> on the healthwatch tonight you may have noticed people in purpose toll day to help raise awareness for lupus and today, in philadelphia there was a rally with toy raise awareness. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the mysterious and devastating disease. >> it can be, guys. today is put on purple day, for lupus awareness month. it is a disease that is difficult to diagnosis and treat and it can cause real agony

we don't to have go to banks. >> reporter: in atlantic city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, a bear spotted in the area where this animal was seen wandering around and if you should be concerned. >>> and the celebration of long lives with plenty of stories to tell. the reason these centenarians got together for a long, happy life. >>> it turned out to be a beautiful afternoon in philadelphia if you like today you'll love tomorrow but then a storm has its sights on our region for the weekend. coming up, i'll break up when the rain comes in, how much we will see a if it will rain all weekend long, don. >>> the debate is on should sixers now trade one of their big men for another draft pick. how about jahlil okafor. up next why you may want to keep big ja exactly where he is, sports is up next. >>> well, community leaders come together to offer solutions to the growing poverty problem in philadelphia. >> i'm not going to college. don't i still deserve to have a living wage for myself and for my children and for my family? don't ide

greg argos is live along the banks of the schuylkill river. greg, in the everyone. >> that is exactly right there. normally on a friday in may schuylkill river park right here would be packed with people but as you can see that rain has caused quite the opposite effect. like you mentioned i did fine some folks here in philadelphia who say they actually enjoy this rain. welcome to seattle. east. >> we are on the pacific northwest right now. >> i'm sick of it being cold. >> pretty frustrated, it is supposed to be nice spring day. >> even he is sick of the rain. >> reporter: most everyone in philadelphia is praying for the sun. the waiting to get rid of those umbrellas and wishing for dry feet. beside mother nature though there are some people who are pleased with the precipitation. >> every time it rains i feel good. >> reporter: valerie keller lives in pens port and necessary city had has a problem due with flooding due to storms. >> pipes getting overwhelmed and there could be eventual overflow in the river. >> reporter: she signs upped to be

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos helps to get that project moving. >> this is is what left of it. >> reporter: old adage in high school at seventh street and somerset in kensington could soon turn into this we are calling it edison 64. >> reporter: it will be a housing and services center for homeless veterans. transforming a high school that lost so many years ago. >> there were 64 veterans that died in vietnam, that graduated from this high school, it is largest number of vets from any high school in the country, that died in vietnam. >> reporter: scott, president of the company, which owns the building, is a that there are two issues which are causing delays. >> number one, we need funding for this. >> reporter: 800 page application though for state funding is in. >> they will tell us june 15th. >> reporter: second issue has to do with rubber, lots of it in the form of illegally dumped tires this is full, just a few you bad eggs that still think this is a good and necessary way of pertaining to business. >> reporter: kevin noon, project manager says he has called the city for

reporting from mullica, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> opponents of mayor kenney's proposed soda tax voiced their concerns to philadelphia city council. >> unaudible. >> chanting protesters were led out of the city council meeting this morning. they believe political contributions from the soda industry could influence council. the industry opposes mayor kenney's plan time pose a 3 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. money from that tax would help fund education and recreation programs. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", this is what most of us think of before we head to the airport, checking flight schedules and boarding on time, well, coming up, a sneak peak at a terminal transformation about way more than just transportation. >>> sprucing up a local school, and it is more than just a paint job, special guest who pitched into help create a new space at the a philadelphia school. >>> chase utley, jimmy rollins, cole hamels, find out what the phillies have done for the first time since these three guys were balling in south philadelphia, sports coming up. >>>

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at police headquarters with more on this case, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. mayor placing the commissioner on unpaid administrative leave, this is just after he was charged with simple assault. all of this began when the commissioner allegedly through flaw punches during a december . the man in charge of the department which maintains our city streets, now is in trouble over a fight from last december. philadelphia police confirming that they have arrested 45 year-old donald carlton. philadelphia's city streets commissioner, appointed by mayor kenney, according to police, carlton and a 50 year-old man started arguing during a december 6th, 2015 house party, on the 6,000 block of american street. carlton then allegedly punched the victim multiple times, breaking a wrist and injuring a eye socket. district attorney filed charges of simple assault and reckless endangerment friday. after receiving the case in april. it is unclear why the philadelphia police department held on to the case for so long. monday no one answered the door at ca

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us in center city where cosby's attorneys spoke within the hour, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. the fast and furious really a great way to describe all of the reaction pouring in after the judge's decision to allow this case, cosby's case, to go go to trial. on one side cosby's attorneys calling the decision a quote travesty of justice. on the other side the prosecutor district attorney kevin steele says he is simply seeking justice. >> how do you feel about the outcome? >> reporter: no response from comedian bill cosby as he left the montgomery county courthouse on tuesday. just a wave to supporters after judge elizabeth mchugh allowed all charges to go forward giving green light to a trial for the 78 year-old comedian accused of sexually assaulting former temple employee andrea constand at his cheltenham home in 20 on. >> all charges were up hell. we're here because we want to seek the truth. we're here to serve justice. >> reporter: during a preliminary hearing district attorney kevin steele called two witnesses to the stand, a detecti

reporting here from allentown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> hillary clinton donald trump and bernie sanders are campaigning in california ahead of the june 7th primary when golden state votes along with new jersey. now today former congress woman gabriel giffords and her husband mark kelly campaign for hillary clinton in cherry hill. giffords led a round table discussion on gun violence prevention. she has advocated for gun reform since her near fatal shooting five years ago. >> it is tough, she will fight to make our families safer in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby, and make it stronger. >> the democratic front runner's message in california was overshadowed by a new state department report out today, that was critical of the private e-mail server that she used as secretary of state. inspector general's audit found clinton did not comply with policies already in place, when she ditched the government e-mail for her own. it says that she did not follow rules to turn over her e-mails, record when she left the government in 2013. >>> bernie sanders

i'm greg argos here in philly as many are asking where is the sun? but why others are saying let it keep falling. >> and walking for the first time in nearly two decades, the futuristic technology that's making it all possible. and the emotional response from this local man and his family. stay with us. prediabetes is a serious medical condition that increases the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. more than 1 in 3 adults has prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you could be one of them. talk to your doctor about small lifestyle changes that can prevent you from getting type 2 diabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >> convoys and air lifts resuming this morning to get thousand toss safety from wild fire and canada's alberta province. more than 80,000 people have left for the mcmurray where the flames have destroyed or damaged about 1600 buildings. officials warn that the wild fire could double in size by the end of today. they say they need the rain which th

i'm greg argos on the streets in philadelphia with the new way you can find parking rules that can save awe lot of times and a lot of money. >>> plus millions of americans are swimming in college debt. but now some companies want to help, find out what they are doing to reduce some of the burden. >>> and new at 6:00 tonight, the potential road hazard, why this pile of debris in montgomery county has people worried about their safety. >>> well this gray map with its colored lines could soon make a trip to or around philadelphia, easier. its goal, it is to help drivers by simplifying the parking process. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30. i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. navigating the philadelphia parking street is never easy not always fun but enter parkadele fee a our greg argos is live at broad and south to explain how this works, greg. >> reporter: you said it. it is very difficult to find parking here in philadelphia. but this new application, is pretty simple. you take your phone, go to parkadelphia.com and based on the exact location you are standing, exact parking

in princeton, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin joining us now, justin talking aboute rain. >> that is right, what else is new for the month of may. every other day we are bringing in some rain. pretty good storm system, slow moving, so a steady rain will develop later this afternoon. we are dry right now overall of the delaware valley. live look from margate, beach patrol headquarters here, overcast skies, next week even, this place will be jammed packed. the good news is we're going to warm temperatures up and we will start to feel like summer as we head into memorial day. in the so much this weekend. steady rain still to our west, heavy rain across northern virginia. that will slowly track the two north and east over the next few hours so we are still dry through about mid morning and late morning and early afternoon that steady rain develops with the heaviest rain in the afternoon. check this out, this is almost ridiculous, 15 days of at least a trace or more of rainfall for the month so far this doesn't include today so we will add that to the list, so far, just

greg argos takes us inside and show you what you ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driverent-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >>> a local police officer surrenders, to face criminal charges. why this new surveillance video is critical evidence in the case begins him. >>> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30, hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. authorities say officer is facing charges because of his actions during a traffic stop. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in reading berks count which more on these allegations, alex? >> reporter: well, good evening. on april 5th when the 27 year-old officer made a traffic stop here in the 800 block of greenwich street and he has now been charged with lying about much of what happened next. because of these cameras right up here. he was caught. a four year veteran of the reading police force officer jesus santiago dejesus isn't one for cameras as he turned himself into police. according to the county's district attorney's office this surveillance footage captured how officer fa

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos went looking for answers and joins us now to tell us more, greg? >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon, this entire problem began a few months ago, a problem we are told by water department with the underground gate, you can see construction site left behind here, though for months. the good news is streets department as you you can see right here just the past 30 minutes or so, crews are doing a temporary fix you can see freshly placed asphalt on the ground here on willow street and we're told there will be a permanent fix very soon. in the ever growing city that is philadelphia, it is not hard to find areas under construction. >> they came up, as it collapsed sewer. half of the first rain storm that sank. second time they came out this is what you see here. >> reporter: what is bothering many on willow street between fourth and fifth in northern liberties is how you long it has taken for cities street department to fix two massive potholes. >> we are frustrated, we are all are. >> reporter: both rob hotter manages a nearby building and andrew thomas

we are live from montgomery county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> frightening video from a convenient store in port richmond a clerk risked his life to try to stop a man from stealing cigarettes. watch surveillance video from the 7-eleven on aramingo avenue. clerk pick up a baseball bat to fight off robber late last night. they struggled over the bat before the robber grabbed it and started hitting the worker. all he got away with was two packs of cigarettes. clerk suffered some cuts on his head. >>> a brazen thief is caught on camera stealing money right out of the women's pocket in west philadelphia it happened last month at laundromat on the 1300 block of north 52nd street. police want to necessity if you recognize the suspect, first you can see him, sitting on a railing inside of a store. then, as the victims back was turned he snuck up and snatched, $300 from her jacket pocket. she chased him but he got away. >>> a delaware county man is lock up on child pornography charges, we just got this mug shot of 44 year-old john hers of landsdowne. police say he confesse

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from new castle with more on how the delaware national guard is recognizing the vice-president's son. greg. >> reporter: ukee, that honor come in the form of a new name for the national guard and reserve center here in new castle delaware. you can see it right there being named today after the late beau biden, memorialized in front of his father, the vice-president, joe biden and most of his family. >> humbled. >> reporter: this 48 million-dollar fat it is. >> he was a really had the heart of the servant who was, his job was to serve and to be served. >> reporter: 106,000 square feet built the home of the delaware's national guard will now forever be known as major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. >> he devoted his whole life to his family and to other people. working for his state, working for his country. his friend and his family. >> reporter: this memorial day the vice-president and his family attending the dedication ceremony. >> beau never left anyone behind, always there for his family, his buddies and f

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos went underground to get a firsthand look at what it takes to get that power back on again. >> the power is out, hopefully peco's underground mechanics are already below your feet. >> this is underground training facility. >> reporter: before mechanics can work in the manholes underground like they did here repairing damaged wiring in society hill they must go through an extensive training program. from deenergizing power to suppliesing and couples, nine apprenticees in this class spent the first few weeks in the classroom. >> we do a host of training from old school cabling to the newest latest greatest stuff out there. >> reporter: after all of that traikit is time to go to the office and for men and women who worked as peco underground mechanics that office is some 11 feet below ground. >> just have a little bit of room to pull it forward. >> reporter: training is all done here in this aboveground manhole. >> we try to simulate a real time training, in a manhole and then we have a few folks inside manhole repairing, what is simulated as a damaged

we are live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> chopper three over an accident involving a dump truck carrying maneuver on interest a state 295 in hamilton township mercer county. police a say that dump truck was traveling north bound near exit 63 when it crossed over in the the southbound lanes. it then hit a toyota suv and then went over the guardrail and off the road. the drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital, no word tonight on their conditions. >>> chopper three was over another accident on 295, a truck fire at the the exit for the black horse pike in bellmawr. the fire broke out around 8:30 this morning. inquire crews had their handful there, thankfully no one was injured. >>> twin brothers from chester county air accused of blowing up several small buildings. investigators say daniel and caleb tait used improvised explosive devices to cause destruction while home from college last december. it damage a pre dues shed, well pull in chester and lancaster counties no one was injured. the 22-year olds are charged with arson and other crimes. >>> two weeks

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more on today's legal developments from center county. >> clad in his orange jump suit, former penn state assistant coach and convicted pedophile jerry sandusky arrived at center county courthouse in bellefonte with this defiant statement. >> unaudible. >> inside courthouse his attorneys, did the talking in, front of the judge john cleland arguing that the seven two-year old was not offered a fair trial in 2012. defense team has filed 33 issues with the original case including whether sealed grand jury testimony was leak. >> really didn't have time to be honest with you to develop a trial strategy, the witnesses were not interviewed. there was a a lack of preparation overall. >> reporter: sandusky's attorney are asking for an evidencery hearing which, if granted could lead to a new trial. it could force more than two dozen witnesses to testify. but the state prosecutor says that most of the 33 issues, and looking at original record. the judge appeared to show reservation in offering the defense a evidencery hearing. >> what he was saying with cer

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains. >> reporter: is there more than a 50 percent chance that the coins in your pocket are made right here at u.s. mint in philadelphia. >> they think we like press a couple buttons and it is all done. >> reporter: we have learn thursday that is obviously not the case. >> this is like a detail tool. >> reporter: first there is design of each coin and then sculp by six philadelphia based artists. >> i work in clay and plaster. >> this is the america the beauty quarter. >> generally design can take me a couple hours or it could take me a week. >> laying it out in clay and then going into a negative plastic first. >> we are the only coin sculptors in the government for the entire country. we're all located here in philadelphia. >> reporter: then on to the floor where sheet of metal are stam inned to disks. >> it goes through the furnace. >> reporter: more than 1 million coins an hour are made right here at the philadelphia u.s. mint. it is so loud inside we have to wear ear protection but loudest machinist behind us, this sound proof door. thi

. >> as greg argos explains it is a honor michelle wall from middletown has earn. >> granny sent thus story and gave her a kiss. >> reporter: michelle wall volunteers weekly at silver lake elementary school. >> making copies, or working in smaller groups of kid. >> reporter: she's on the school board for the school district in delaware and works part-time for state treasurer. she's a girl scout troop leader and ms multiple sclerosis volunteer volunteer. >> we are finding a a cure for the world of ms. >> reporter: she's also the national mother of the year. >> it was definitely very surprising. >> reporter: american mothers organization, founded in 1935, honored wall this past mothers day. >> they are involved as a ngo with the united nations fighting for women. >> reporter: michelle is only second delaware resident to hold title and has plans for her position. >> locally here in delaware we have been collecting supplies for woman hoff been domestic dispute situations and relocated and trying to reestablish themselves. >> she's warm, and caring, and a champion for children. she is a ch

but, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos found some people who think this wet weather is a very good thing. >> looks like we're in the passive, north west. >> getting sick every being colds. >> pretty frustrating, supposed to be nice spring day, and it has been rain. >> i even he is sick of the rain. >> most everyone here in philly is praying for the sun. weight to go get rid of the umbrellas, wishing for dry feet. besides mother nature there are some people who were pleased with the precipitationer. >> time it rains i feel good. >> valerie keller lives in pens port. knows the city has a problem with flooding due to storm. she signed up to be part of the store management program. >> name of the program is rain check. >> collecting rain water in these barrels. >> we have installed over 4,000 is it -- >> and also in these planter. >> gathering water from the roof. it is taking water from my roof and my neighbor's roof. it comes down the down spout. it goes into the planter, fills it up. >> if we keep some of the rain water out, then just that sewage water will be treated. won't have th

. >> but as our greg argos explains, a local tour company is working to provide up close and personal tours for the blind for some of philadelphia's most popular attractions. >> reporter: whether it be italian market's bright produce, its quirky coffee shops. >> hello can i help you. >> reporter: is eclectic vendors could not be seen. what if our museum's historic exhibits went dark. for the blind and visually impaired they are, which is why they created philly touch towers. >> my daughter was born blind 30 years ago and started me on a new way of thinking. >> reporter: trish had a idea working with local museums and vendors of the italian market to open up their exhibit and shops to those who can't see allowing those on tour to smell, and most importantly touch the best of fill will i. >> they are taking the time to, you know, show us foods, things in their stores that we can handle and smell the fruit freshly cut. it is just a revealing experience for everybody really. >> just recently learned to use a kane for navigation. >> reporter: now trish ace offering training to other venues

reporting from mullica greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> sad anniversary this sunday, back on this day five years ago a powerful ef5 tornado hit joslin, missouri killing 158 people. it is deadliest single tornado sword record began. a memorial service will honor victims today. >>> still ahead, a celebrity dj involved in the head on car crash, plus, wedding bells for a former desperate housewife. >>> not just by crime but to find love, coming up next, how science is being used to determine if you and your partner are truly compatible. don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] you get relentless protection. ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >>>

live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> reward is growing to find however killed two dogs in chester by burning them in the plastic container. dogs were found saturday night between or behind, west sixth street. animal group justice rescue is offering $3,000 for information about the the crime, and investigators are still trying to figure out whether the dogs were a live, before they were burn. >>> a hearing is set for july to deciding whether one of the three teenage girls charged in the death of the delaware classmate will go on trial as an adult. prosecutors want the 16 year-old girl's case moved from family court to superior court. authorities say that amy joyner-francis after died a after a beating in a rest room. the attack aggravated a preexisting heart condition. >>> in campaign 2016, donald trump is sparring once again with the media. today gave a full account of the money he says he raised for veterans at an event ahead of the iowa caucus. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has more on the war of word folds of honor foundation, $200,000. >> reporter: after mont

but as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains, help to get the project moving is now on the way>> old high school in kensington could soon turn into this. >> calling edison 64. >> it will be housing and services center for homeless veterans. >> transform ago high school lost so many years ago. >> 54 veterans that died in viet nam that graduated from had high school, largest number of vets from any high school in the country that died into viet nam. >> the president of the company that owns the buildings says two issues causing delays. >> number one, we need funding nor. >> the 800 page application though for state funds something in. >> they will tell us june 15. >> the 2 issue has to do with rubber. lots of it. in the form of illegally dumped tires. >> this whole truck has been full, few bad eggs that still feel that this is a good and necessary way of pertaining the business. >> kevin noon the project manager said he called the city for month even providing license plate after truck whose driver was illegally drumming -- dumbing. >> for me to staff this, proper recycling area

we are live from aston i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> taking a look at weather now a glummy day across the region. meteorologist lauren casey tracking wicked storms. we just saw in aston the sun starting to peak out the a bit. >> there in delaware county sunshine breaking out over last several minutes, and quick it is happening, in center city philadelphia right now, clouds still in place, sunshine trying to break through and as we head in the next hour these clouds will be moving out of here. temperatures have actually warm up with more sunshine peeking through we are at 68 degrees. dew points are elevated up in the lower 60's, it feels muggy outside. storm scan three showing us the trend this evening, showers clearing on out, a few you showers still lingering down the shore right now, light in intensity but sea isle city you're getting a round of shower activity stretching up into egg harbor but that will move off to the east. also, seeing that sunshine breaking out west of the city, a defined clearing line. as i continue to move east, the sunshine

our greg argos will be live from center county later today for "eyewitness news". >>> still no charges this morning, in the death after delaware teenager. family, friends, gathered last night to say good-bye, funeral services were held in wilmington for 16 year old amy joyner francis, died from injuries suffered during assault inside howard high school of technology. classmates, teachers will among those paying their respects. i feel responsible from the school point every view where i want to come out and join the family. this is personal to me. this is my school. i love my school. three girls were arrested, they expect to file charges, but the investigation is ongoing. >> while in -- violent clashes follow peaceful may day in march in seattle. can tie captain list protesters lit fireworks, through rocks, flares, molotov cocktails, by the time it was over there were nine arrests and five injured police officers. henry, cbs affiliate, cairo, in the thick of it. >> and the protest got going, police set the tone, officers in riot gear blocked the marchers after only a block. >> really di

our greg argos went looking for answers. >> we have been working with the the water department. there is no sense in doing a permanent repair to the street when there is an infrastructure problem. >> reporter: water department says underground work is complete and tells us final repairs to the street will begin next week. >> half mile stretch of the busy camden street is getting a new look, portion of the haddon avenue knew will be transformed to accommodate all modes of travel and new development. kyw news radio steel towa explains what you can expect to see. >> reporter: one of the south jersey's oldest roads and now avenue getting badly needed street scape enhancements between the boulevard and white horse pike. the motorist will notice reconstructed roadway with new traffic signals. cyclist will ride in bike lanes and pedestrian friendly sidewalks, curbs and ramps. camden county freeholder, susan chin, says it is quite a transformation. >> we are making it more of a neighborhood setting. there is going to be streetlights, there is trees, landscaping done. >> reporter: nearly

straub tells greg argos ever since he's been tweaking and changing the building to ready it for the opening>> down here, this will have water fountains jumping kids run inside the water for the smaller people blow, 4 feet tall. but 144 feet in the air and you have zip lines that go around. >> straub says everything will be up and running soon except for the casino that will return at a later date. >>> the power of dna testing. we know it's valuable tool in fighting crime, and now it's also being used in finding love. there's a new dna test aimed at creating the perfect match. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the science behind the chemistry of love. >> reporter: two couples, one together a lifetime. >> i have no idea. (laughter) i don't know. it just work. >> reporter: the other newly engaged. >> we knew fairly early that it was, n we had something special. >> reporter: chelsea and brian met through friends. max and donna met in high school. they got married seven years later. >> july was 32 years. >> what makes these relationships work. a company called instant chemistry says th

our greg argos caught up with peco today to get a taste of what the extensive training they receive toet on the ground. apprentices in this class spend the first few weeks in the classroom then off to above ground manhole for more traini training. it replicates real one in almost every respect. >> we try to simulate a real real-time training in a manhole. a few reps inside the manhole simulated as a damaged cable. >> one thing not replicated in training the live forms found in man holes, snakes, spiders, rats and much more. >>> in campaign 2016 new poll he is show hillary clinton large need over donald trump has evaporated. trump leads in one national poll and he's neck in neck with clinton in another. trump is effectively runnin runn opposed in washington state and will inch closer to secure the republican nomination. clinton continues to compete with senator bernie sanders in the middle of major campaign blitz in california ahead of that state's primary. >>> a group of local doctors joined together today to say the proposed tax on sugary drinks on philadelphia will save lives. they a

straub tells greg argos ever since he's been tweaking and changing the building to ready it for the opening. >> down here, this will have water fountains jumping kids run inside the water for the smaller people blow, 4 feet tall. but 144 feet in the air and you have zip lines that go around. >> straub says everything will be up and running soon except for the casino that will return at a later date. >>> the power of dna testing. we know it's valuable tool in fighting crime, and now it's also being used in finding love. there's a new dna test aimed at creating the perfect match. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the science behind the chemistry of love. >> reporter: two couples, one together a lifetime. >> i have no idea. (laughter) i don't know. it just work. >> reporter: the other newly engaged. >> we knew fairly early that it was, n we had something special. >> reporter: chelsea and brian met through friends. max and donna met in high school. they got married seven years later. >> july was 32 years. >> what makes these relationships work. a company called instant chemistry says

our greg argos caught up with peco today to get a taste of what the extensive training they receive toet on the ground. apprentices in this class spend the first few weeks in the classroom then off to above ground manhole for more traini training. it replicates real one in almost every respect. >> we try to simulate a real real-time training in a manhole. a few reps inside the manhole simulated as a damaged cable. >> one thing not replicated in training the live forms found in man holes, snakes, spiders, rats and much more. >>> in campaign 2016 new poll he is show hillary clinton large need over donald trump has evaporated. trump leads in one national poll and he's neck in neck with clinton in another. trump is effectively runnin runn opposed in washington state and will inch closer to secure the republican nomination. clinton continues to compete with senator bernie sanders in the middle of major campaign blitz in california ahead of that state's primary. >>> a group of local doctors joined together today to say the proposed tax on sugary drinks on philadelphia will save lives. they a

our greg argos is head today center county for today's hearing, live later today on "eyewitness news". >>> well, injury slicks is expected to start today in the federal corruption trial of pennsylvania representative chaka fattah less than week after defeat in the his first primary bat until two decades. fattah is accused of excepting bribes and using campaign funds and charitable contributions for his own use. he was indicted on the charges last year, fattah insists he has done nothing wrong. >> baby girl remains in critical condition after violent crash in east falls that killed a young boy and hurt seven other. it happened yesterday around 4:00 near henry avenue and schoolhouse lane. police say a car with three adult and four children inside was traveling northbound on henry avenue when it crossed over the center line. the car was hit by a southbound car caring two adult. two of the children in the first car were ejected from the back window. two off duty police officers were among the people who stopped to help. >> both of those officers stopped and rendered assistance, one office

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greg argos shows you the reason it may be affecting your favorite summer vegetables. >>> really everybodyneeds to take a step back and deep breath. >> days after frustrations bowled over in nevada, questions are being raised about how bernie sanders and hill willry clinton supporters will get along at the dnc here in philadelphia tonight democratic and city officials are addressing those concerns. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at city hall tonight. alex, are concerns being taken seriously. >> reporter: yeah, i spoke with philadelphia's police and they say they are working closely with event organizers to address any possible issues but also pointed out that part of their job will be protecting protesters and their rights. for a praise to crash is there bernie b and b. in the case of an arrest list of attorneys willing to represent supporters of the senator sanders free of charge. if the occupy dnc movement. it is heading to philadelphia. >> we expect a lot of people for this in the tens of

i'm greg argos here in aston with what police say he was spending the money on and his reaction to these charges. >>> also, a bear is on the lose, where it was spotted and why officials want to you know bit. >>> showers moving out, sunnies moving in but how long will it stick around into our weekend as we have more rain in store i'll have details in our eyewitness weather forecast coming up. >>> and a cancer survivor, and, the way he was able to give a new you bladder, without a warning and he wants to feel others will not miss. >>> if you are not only feeling from the parents, but you are also feeling for your kid. >> residents, shocked in delaware county as they have learned that the former treasurer of an athletic association, was allegedly ripping them off to the tune of, thousands of dollars. >> reporter: this area is utilized by a lot of members from the community. police say james porter the former treasurer made hundreds of illegal purchases buying things like mens clothing and using debit card for cash withdraws to the tune of get this more than $50,000. aston athletic associati

. >>> it cost nearly 100 million-dollar, i'm greg argos in princeton with how one machine could leadfe green and affordable energy. >>> and right now at 6:00 o'clock a new view of the damage, never before seen, photos of the septa train truck, struck by rocks that the ntsb said triggers a chain reaction. it was a deadly amtrak crash last year. this comes days after the release of the findings on the amtrak trash. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is at septa headquarters with the closer look at that damage, walt? >> reporter: jessica, photos just released by septa here show dramatically the damage done by that rock attack and an attack that the ntsb now says was first in a chain have of events, ultimately leading to the wreck of amtrak train number 188. these pictures released by septa for the first time dramatically show damage caused when a hail of rocks, pelted a septa train traveling through north philadelphia, on the evening of may 12th, 2015. >> this isn't a game. this isn't something that is funny. this isn't someth

i'm greg argos in philadelphia where many are asking where is the sun but while others are saying let it keep falling. >> reporter: and doctors in one area hospital hope you'll put your new born to sleep, in one of these. sound crazy but health reporter stephanie stahl will explain how this box could save your child's life. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right >>> damaging new accusations aimed at former penn state coach joe paterno a claim that he he knew 40 years ago that assistant coach jerry sandusky was sexually abusing children. now both side of the sexual abuse scandal are calling on penn state the to release more documents in the case. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. new accusation was revealed in a judge's order to settle legalitigation between penn state and insurance company. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live from the cbs-3 sat center with more on these new claims, joe. >> reporter: good evening. as one tern puts it, this information is slowly leaking out while penn state is fighting with its insurance carrier, to recover, costs associ

you have three dollar gas in the u.s., 20's argos in japan. look at those spreads.hy people took the opportunity to use the gas liquefy it, and send it off to other markets. it seemed like a real home run. alix: take a look at the u.s. and u.k., that is where the dynamic comes into play. if you take a look at u.s. lng cash costs, what it costs once you look of fire, and send it to europe, versus the u.k. price, does this gap shrink even more? they used to move in tandem until about 2010-29. >> i think that is the big story out of all this and what we are telling our clients. northwest europe they are very distinct, that means lower prices in europe. i mentioned earlier, you have seen european prices that have historically been linked to oil that would $10-$11 in the past. now, it is about four dollars or so. we saw that start in 2014. it will only get worse. alix: where does the u.s. gas go? >> that is the thing, the devil is in the details. people look at it and say, this does not work anymore. a lot of this was done with long-term contracts. i sell gas to you over