coming up in a few minutes, greg argos speaks with the man who shot the video and police about the way they stay calm in these tense situations. >> dramatic moments in the sexual assault trial as accuser andrea constand testifies. she recounted the night she says cosby offered her three pills to help her relax. she woke up to cosby molesting her. constant said he eventually apologized to her on the phone. other women claiming to have been victimized by cosby were also in court. >> i'm so relieved i'm not on the stand. but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. and we all know what he is. >> cosby is charged with assaulting constand at his montgomery county home in 2004. >>> after two days of deliberations. a bucks county jury convicted lee kaplan on all counts in his child molestation trial. kaplan argued the family considered him married to the oldest girl and never abused the other the. the judge did not set up a sentencing date. >>> police are searching for the gunman who shot a mother and son in wilmington. "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is there with the very l

>>> that is technically illegal i'm greg argos at devil's pool in the wissohickon valley park why police are, cracking down and what these swimmers think bit. >>> and now at 6:00 o'clock it is summer if he in the city this fourth of july weekend we are celebrating our history and we're looking into our future. summer fest in full swing, hi, good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> and i'm jessica dean, coming to you atop of the national constitution center as we look out over independent mall cradle of liberty on this fourth of july weekend 2017. it is a wonderful day to be outside. we are learning all about the history here in philadelphia, some of it we all know by heart, some of it may surprise you. i think we will be able to give you something, new, to know about our city of philadelphia, but there are lots of people out here walk around enjoying this friday evening, and they are all excited to kick off this holiday weekend. we will go to lauren casey at belmont plateau, and she's got a look at our holiday weekend forecast, lauren? >> thanks, guess contact i'm out here on the p

coming up in a few minutes, greg argos speaks with the man who shot the video and police about the way they stay calm in these tense situations. >> dramatic moments in the sexual assault trial as accuser andrea constand testifies. she recounted the night she says cosby offered her three pills to help her relax. she woke up to cosby molesting her. constant said he eventually apologized to her on the phone. other women claiming to have been victimized by cosby were also in court. >> i'm so relieved i'm not on the stand. but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. and we all know what he is. >> cosby is charged with assaulting constand at his montgomery county home in 2004. >>> after two days of deliberations. a bucks county jury convicted lee kaplan on all counts in his child molestation trial. kaplan argued the family considered him married to the oldest girl and never abused the other the. the judge did not set up a sentencing date. >>> police are searching for the gunman who shot a mother and son in wilmington. "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is there with the very l

our greg argos is live outside district attorney's office. we will begin with joe holden live at federal court, with more on how it all unfolded in the courtroom, joe. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee question is how did this evolve in seth williams mind? we know last night he was at his home in overbrook farms and apparently, because of the drum beat of continued testimony the allegations, the alleged crimes, perhaps, for seth williams he knew there was in other way out. seth williams career crumbled to the ground in an instant, his guilty plea triggered shock waves across political and legal circles. prosecutors confirmed at 1:00 o'clock thursday morning that philadelphia's disgraced philadelphia district attorney , raised the white flag this morning at 1:00 a.m. mr. berk reached me and said that they wanted to accept the deal that we had discussed which was, this plea to one count, and that you heard with an admission of all of the other criminal conduct in the indictment. >> reporter: while pleading guilty to the single bribery charge

greg argos joinses from penns landing to tell us how they managed to rescue the little guy. greg? >> reporter: natasha diners noticed splashing in the delaware river. at first they thought it might have been someone trying to cool off rather turned out to be a deer. >> don't blame this young deer from taking a dip >> she knows how the to get in and out >> he didn't plan on to cooling off in the river >> we received a call for a deer. >> reporter: this guy stuck's pretty exhausted >> shivering shaking >> when the marine unit responded. sergeant said the deer managed to free itself >> able to snare him with a dog noose and safely bring him on board >> they pulled him on to the boat and snapping the selfie >> there was a selfie involved >> before setting had my free v >> the deer didn't give us issues, continued into the woods. >>reporter: really positive ending to this story the deer just walking back into its area of the woods like you heard from the sergeant. we spoke with a little bit how often these rescues happen. surprisingly. they respond to animals in the delaware about thre

. >>> greg argos is outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown where the waiting continues. >> reporter: and jessica, it's been 16 hours and 15 minutes, that is how long the members have deliberated over the past two days. this evening around 9:30, jessup steven o'neill sending the jury back to the hotel telling them get rest, tomorrow was a new day. bill cosby leaving the courtroom tuesday after playing the waiting game. >> hey, hey, hey. >> so far 12 jurors spent more than 15 hours behind closed doors. seven men and five women from allegheny county. who will endangerment whether or not the 79-year-old could spend the rest of his life in jail. he's holding up, spirits are driveway. he's being bill cosby. we appreciate the jurors what they're doing. appreciate them for putting in the time. >> reporter: tuesday has been the first full day of deliberations. but since the case was headed over to the jury, around 5:30 monday, the 12 men and women have asked four questions asking the court to define the phrase without her knowledge. it's stated in one of the aggravated and indec

greg argos is live outside of the courthouse in norristown with the latest developments. greg? >> reporter: natasha, good evening, most nights as bill cosby leaves the montgomery county courthouse he may acknowledge supporters with a shout or a wave. tonight, he held an impromptu press conference. over the past 12 days we have not directly heard from the defendant himself. >> calm down. calming down. >> reporter: that changed friday. >> to the supporters. stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> reporter: the 79-year-old entertain thanking the seven men and five women who have now spent more than 50 hours deciding his fate >> i want to thank you the jury for their long days. their honest work. >> reporter: that work will continue into the weekend. no verdict so for the juror, it's back to the hotel for the night. the trial snaking now into saturday. >> we have just reached a the 52nd hour. and we're still waiting. >> reporter: andrew whity speaking to media. under judge steven o'neill's scrutiny. the judge explicitly asking bill cosby in court whe

that is the latest right now here from center city, i'm greg argos along with joe holden.ack to you guys in the studio. >> thank you greg and joe for those updates. we look forward to your reports later on today on "eyewitness news." >> in other news this noon join us tomorrow for summer fest in philadelphia. the long fourth of july holiday weekend will just be getting under way so we're celebrating all of the history of this city. we'll kick off the fun tonight at 11 o'clock as vittoria woodill enjoys an italian feast at one of philadelphia's most historic restaurants. the fun continues live all day tomorrow. don't miss summer fest on cbs3. >> today kicks off the wawa hoagie fest. it's become a new summer tradition. "eyewitness news" was at the constitution center earlier today for the big hoagie build where experts are making 23,000 shorties. katie's eyes just glazed over. these festivities are part of the welcome america celebration. they'll be given out for free at two locations national constitution lawn and independent visitor's center. >>> well, still ahead on "eyew

greg argos joinses from penns landing to tell us how they managed to rescue the little guy. greg?eporter: natasha diners noticed splashing in the delaware river. at first they thought it might have been someone trying to cool off rather turned out to be a deer. >> don't blame this young deer from taking a dip >> she knows how the to get in and out >> he didn't plan on to cooling off in the river >> we received a call for a deer. >> reporter: this guy stuck's pretty exhausted >> shivering shaking >> when the marine unit responded. sergeant said the deer managed to free itself >> able to snare him with a dog noose and safely bring him on board >> they pulled him on to the boat and snapping the selfie >> there was a selfie involved >> before setting had my free v >> the deer didn't give us issues, continued into the woods. >>reporter: really positive ending to this story the deer just walking back into its area of the woods like you heard from the sergeant. we spoke with a little bit how often these rescues happen. surprisingly. they respond to animals in the delaware about three to

day three of deliberations wrapped up with no decision, greg argos is live in norristown with more. greg? >> reporter: jessica, we're talking more than a fuel day of deliberations some 28 hours the jury asking some six questions so far, but still tonight, no verdict. bill cosby's fate is still in limbo. the jury and his aggravated sexual assault trial still deliberating. passing the 24-hour mark and finishing the second full day behind closed doors. >> brian, 24 hours of deliberations what do you think about this? >> obviously, everybody is working really hard, we're exhausted and going to go home and get rest >> they're retrying the case in the jury room >> the comedian spokesperson said cosby passed the time napping and recalling past performances. in the conference room given to the defense, cosby dubbed it his dressing room >> wonder stories about the old days, and you know, him being on stage >> so far, the seven men and five women from allegheny county asked can the court six questions, around 4:30 wednesday, they wanted to review detective richard schaeffer's testimony, that

eyewitness news reporter greg argos is outside the courthouse in norristown with more on a question they had for the judge tonight. greg. >> that's exactly right jessica. the jurors spent four hours deliberating behind doors. they stopped once to ask the judge a question about a 2005 deposition where comedian bill cosby referred to pills he gave andrea constand called his little friend. >> if convicted comedian bill cosby could spend the rest of his life in jail and rights now the 79-year-old's state in the hands of twelve jurors seven men and five women from alleghany county they're deliberating whether cosby is guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting constand in his home in 2004. >> we feel the jury has information and facts. >> the jury must unanimously find cosby guilty if he's to face jail time. andrew whyatt says he's confident the jurors will side with defense. >> i feel like we have that one person and more than one person. looking at the evidence and taking everything into account and that reasonable doubt is probably come into play. >> those jurors now sent home and they sp

my collogue greg argos is picking up another and toll this story, greg, you are looking at some of what we can glean from the jury as they are, working through this very big process. >> that is right. this jury has been sequestered since sunday june 4th, it will be one week this coming sunday they have as of 6:00 o'clock tonight you just heard courtroom bells here of been deliberating for 49 hours, and 21 minutes. you can imagine that is extremely exhaust continuing for those folks inside the courtroom especially those deliberating the fate of the 79 year-old bill cosby. they have asked 11 questions and also passed the judge one note. that was the note from yesterday at 11:00. they were dead locked accounts and they have deliberated for more than 10 hours. last night and, of course, this afternoon continuing those deliberations. today in court when asking one of those questions, one of jurors appeared to be taking a nap. you can tell how much of a toll this 49 plus hour deliberation has taken on these seven men and five women once again, deliberations are continuing, right now, if anyth

i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> greg, thanks for. that. >>> eyewitness captured this video of the black smoke billowing from the fire in northampton count that i involved highly flammable material. it burned for about two hours this morning on chrisbold drive. authorities say a trailer contain buy tane lighters caught fire just before 10:00 a.m. and spread to the building and two more trailers pack with fire works. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> chopper three over a barn fire in pemberton burlington county. the fire, also engulfed three vehicles no animals were in the born no one was hurt. there is no word on the a cause. >>> penn state board of trustees will be holding a public meeting tomorrow to discuss greek life an campus in the wake of the fraternity death in february. timothy piazza died after falling down the steps following a night of drinking at beta theta pi fraternity house. eight frat members are facing charges in his death and fraternity was shut down permanently. tomorrow's meeting is expect to redefine the presence

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in radnor township with how police cracked this case, greg. >> reporter: ukee and jessica investigators say it was quite simple. they walk in this chipotle restaurant here in radnor township and asked one of the employees for pot. this afternoon under cover investigators were able to purchase, a half a pound of marijuana from one of the employees for $975 we're told and that was last straw before this arrest. radnor police say 22-year old robert lane work at this chipotle at lancaster avenue. but he was offering more than just chips and quacamole to some customers. >> there were employees there selling marijuana out of the store. >> reporter: police superintendent william colorul o says that investigation began weeks ago. court documents show under cover officers began purchasing marijuana from lane in mid-may. >> today, they came out here, with the intention of buying a significant amount of marijuana. that happened. >> reporter: under cover office's rested lane with a half pound of pot on his person. the other man was also arrested. investi

our live team coverage continues now with greg argos who has more, on how people outside the courthouse are anxiously awaiting this jury's decision, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right, guess contact outside montgomery county courthouse keyword is patients, as you mentioned there are dozens of members of the media, of course, proponent and opponent s of comedian bill cosby. everyone here is waiting for the 12 men and women inside to decide the 79 year-old comedian's fate for more than 12 hours, over two days, 12 men and women have debated over the fate of comedian bill cosby. hours of deliberations, punctuated only by questions from the jurors, this key players back into open court, accuser andrea constand flanged by members of the prosecution, cosby by his defense team, the questions answered and the jury continues their process. >> meanwhile, outside the courtroom the dance, more free style. key players surrounded by media, surrogates, spinning different versions of guilt and innocence. >> mr. cosby is feeling good. he is just looking forward to a positive outcome. >> reporter: a

. >>> reporter greg argos is live in south philadelphia with more on the investigation. good afternoon, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon there, jim. neighbors say they noticed this graffiti around 5:30 this morning that is when they called police and since then, the city has row moved much of the graffiti from this block you can still see a little bit of what is left behind here. the damage near 21st and bouvier streets. here's what the neighbors woke up. black spraint saying it is the right to rebel what appears molotov cocktail on the walls and sidewalks of the 2100 block of bouvier street. also a quote kill a cop save a live spray painted on one of the walls here. this morning city workers power washed or painted over much of the vandalism in this neighborhood. as investigators from the south detective division went door to door interviewing those that were affected. and searching for possible suspects. all the while those that live on this block say this vandalism has rock their normally quiet community. >> i've been here for 70 years. my concern is the statement th

greg argos is tracking the story. greg, what do we know now? >> reporter: good afternoon rahel.ood news is right now a spokesperson for councilman david oh tells us he's in good spirits expected to make a full recovery here at penn presbyterian hospital. >>> his surgery went very well. we're told this happened around 10 o'clock last night. the 5800 block of thomas avenue. that is where police say a man approached the councilman tried robbing him and then stabbed him. councilman david oh in good spirits and recovering at presbyterian medical center thursday surrounding by family, all smiles. a frightening scene though about 14 hours ago when police say a man stabbed oh on his left side between his chest and waist in what appears to be an armed robbery. near oh's home on the 5800 block of thomas avenue. >> he was approached by a black male in his 20's. the male was saying something. he can't understand so he engages the nhl conversation. as the male gets closer to him he announces a robbery tells him give me your keys, pulls out a knife. >> reporter: lieutenant john walker says th

greg argos is live outside of the courthouse in norristown with the latest developments. greg? >> reporter: natasha, good evening, most nights as bill cosby leaves the montgomery county courthouse he may acknowledge supporters with a shout or a wave. tonight, he held an impromptu press conference. over the past 12 days we have not directly heard from the defendant himself. >> calm down. calming down. >> reporter: that changed friday. >> to the supporters. stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> reporter: the 79-year-old entertain thanking the seven men and five women who have now spent more than 50 hours deciding his fate >> i want to thank you the jury for their long days. their honest work. >> reporter: that work will continue into the weekend. no verdict so for the juror, it's back to the hotel for the night. the trial snaking now into saturday. >> we have just reached a the 52nd hour. and we're still waiting. >> reporter: andrew whity speaking to media. under judge steven o'neill's scrutiny. the judge explicitly asking bill cosby in court whe

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city. you caught up with the district attorney's walked out of court what did he to have say. >> reporter: exactly right there, joey did speak with seth williams leaving the federal courthouse here an hour and 20 minutes ago and asked him directly about one of the accusations brought up, in court, that is that he stole some $10,000 from his own mother. the federal government has filed 29 federal bribery and corruption charges against philadelphia's district attorney seth williams. tuesday the sitting d.a. entering federal courthouse in center city greeting the media but say nothing else. inside with the jury seated opening statements began. the prosecutors led by assistant u.s. attorney robert , eric moran and others painted a picture of a man living in debt and lining his pockets bribe in exchange with favors tied to his position as district attorney. thomas williams defense attorney admits the 50 year-old made that decision but what he did is not illegal in the opening argument he told ju

. >>> greg argos is outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown where the waiting continues. >> reporter: and jessica, it's been 16 hours and 15 minutes, that is how long the members have deliberated over the past two days. this evening around 9:30, jessup steven o'neill sending the jury back to the hotel telling them get rest, tomorrow was a new day. bill cosby leaving the courtroom tuesday after playing the waiting game. >> hey, hey, hey. >> so far 12 jurors spent more than 15 hours behind closed doors. seven men and five women from allegheny county. who will endangerment whether or not the 79-year-old could spend the rest of his life in jail. he's holding up, spirits are driveway. he's being bill cosby. we appreciate the jurors what they're doing. appreciate them for putting in the time. >> reporter: tuesday has been the first full day of deliberations. but since the case was headed over to the jury, around 5:30 monday, the 12 men and women have asked four questions asking the court to define the phrase without her knowledge. it's stated in one of the aggravated and indec

we are live from norristown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you for those reports. >>> a preliminary hearing is underway in seventh county for 18 penn state students facing charges in connection, with the death of a fraternity pledge. nineteen year-old timothy piazza died after falling down the steps, at a fraternity house in february, and during an alleged hazing ritual. video presented at today ease hearing show piazza final moments, judge will deciding whether there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. >>> northeast extension was just reopened, moments ago after a crash involving a tractor trailer forced the shut down of all north bound lanes, for hours, this afternoon. chopper three over that scene, the crash happened between lansdale and quakertown exit ness milford. a box truck was carrying, theater seats, and much of that truck appeared to be crushed. the driver was trapped for about an hour but eventually freed and transported to the hospital, no word on his condition. >>> today marks within year since the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. his

we are live, from chester township i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also, the chester county district attorney announced the results now of an eight week long drug sting operation , 46 suspected drug dealers, are facing charges after what is being called operation wild fire, authorities say that under cover officers, purchased heroin, opioids and other drugs from the alleged dealers , in every region of chesters county. one of the suspects arrested is father of the man who made headlines just last month, for an attack against a man with cerebral palsy. >> while his son was beating up a man, with a disability, barry baker, senior was selling morphine heck of a family. >> officials hope that the operation send a clear message to drug dealers about how aggressive law enforcement will be, in combating the opioid crisis. >>> new jersey's top law enforcement are combating ways to combat gun violence including a gun buy back program. it will take place july 28th and 29th at churches in camden , trenton and newark. state officials say, people can turn in up to three guns, and

. >> our greg argos was inside the courtroom, joins us outside the courthouse with the developments so far. greg, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, rahel, jim. right now this federal corruption trial is officially underway. this is happening right now in the 14 floor, i can tell you every seat is filled, standing room only, as the county's top prosecutors try to defends himself against federal corruption and bribery charges, this morning the embattled district attorney sit williams, entered, flanked by hers attorneys, simply greeting the media, but not making any other comment. the morning began with jury instructions, folds by the opening statements from assistant u.s. attorney, the federal prosecutor here in this case. laid out the government's case against williams dividing it into five separate schemes. those include excepting bribes, like free trips, cash from philadelphia businessmen, and in exchange for special treatment from the city. the government also plans stole money from his mother's pension and social security accounts for personal reasons and also used city vehicles fo

i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you greg for that update.eanwhile in other news today we hope to learn more about the death investigation taking place in maple shady burlington coun county. chopper three over police activity behind the iron hill brewery on east kings highway. the prosecutor's office is leading the investigation. but as not released any more information at this time. a representative for the represent aunt says a shooting happened in the parking lot this morning. but that no workers or customers were involved or injured. >>> well developing this noon a murder investigation in woolwich township, gloucester county. chopper three over forest court where a woman was found dead in a swimming pool at her home on saturday. authorities have just identified the victim as 47-year-old michelle long. the cause of death blunt force trauma. no word on a motive or if police have any suspects at this time. >>> right now a suspected rapist is back in police custody after officers say they accidentally set him free. police say russell bryant w

santa is behind bars this morning, police say he tried to lure a 14 year old girl for sex, our greg argos tells thaws girl was actually an undercover cop. >> williams mckinley levels here on the 900 block of marcella street in northeast philly. but delaware county district attorney january wheel and said the 56 year old traveled more than 20 miles to this rita's water ice to have sex with a girl he thought was 14 years old. >> this particular person believed he was having a conversation with a 14 year old girl. it was just by the grace of god that it was a police officer able to intercept him. >> da wheel and says that 14 year old was actually undercover officer, part of the internet crimes against children task force, and the icac had their eye on mckinley since april when the officers replied to his on line ad titled young ones, male for women. >> continued to discuss very explicit sexual material with her and that continued for a number of month. >> district attorney says mckinley's conversation then took an even more bizarre turn. >> i am santa, and he said i'm a bad santa, or referre

our greg argos is live outside district attorney's office.egin with joe holden live at federal court, with more on how it all unfolded in the courtroom, joe. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee question is how did this evolve in seth williams mind? we know last night he was at his home in overbrook farms and apparently, because of the drum beat of continued testimony the allegations, the alleged crimes, perhaps, for seth williams he knew there was in other way out. seth williams career crumbled to the ground in an instant, his guilty plea triggered shock waves across political and legal circles. prosecutors confirmed at 1:00 o'clock thursday morning that philadelphia's disgraced philadelphia district attorney , raised the white flag this morning at 1:00 a.m. mr. berk reached me and said that they wanted to accept the deal that we had

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city. caught up with the district attorney's walked out of court what did he to have say. >> reporter: exactly right there, joey did speak with seth williams leaving the federal courthouse here an hour and 20 minutes ago and asked him directly about one of the accusations brought up, in court, that is that he stole some $10,000 from his own mother. the federal government has filed 29 federal bribery and corruption charges against philadelphia's district attorney seth williams. tuesday the sitting d.a. entering federal courthouse in center city greeting the media but say nothing else. inside with the jury seated opening statements began. the prosecutors led by assistant u.s. attorney robert , eric moran and others painted a picture of a man living in debt and lining his pockets bribe

for now we are live in radnor township i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> an 11 year-old girl is struck by a train in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. it happened near 56th and grace avenue. police say the girl was walk ago long the track and who her footing, falling in the path of the train. she was dragged for more than 500 feet, before the train came tie stop. she was rushed to children's hospital, in critical condition. >>> the french continues search for suspects in connection with the shooting in wilmington that critically injured a young boy. officers responded to reports of the gunshots on the 700 block ofe sixth street yesterday afternoon. that is where they found a six year-old boy who had been shot in the head. we're told his mother was hit by broken glass, police tell us that the young boy remains in critical condition. >>> and engineers are expecting the area where a construction fire closed both spans of the delaware memorial bridge and snarled traffic for miles. chopper three captured these images earlier today, delaware river and bay authority offi

greg argos is in south philadelphia right now with more on this investigation, greg good afternoon. >>> and ukee good afternoon most of the, fortunately have been removed but you can still see behind me on this one wall , what remains here neighbors in this neighborhood say, they are concerned about what happened, all the while philadelphia police, combing over, hours of surveillance video, hoping to catch a suspect. concern in south philadelphia. >> it is, >>> rich's house which he has called home for zero seven years spared, his neighbors though, not as lucky. >> that is my mother in law's house that was tagged, right there. and then, a neighbor, and then , next neighbor. >> reporter: those that lived on this closely knit block said they noticed vandalism 5:30 wednesday morning. most of the damage done in the form of this, area right to re bell adorned with the molotov cocktail which charlie inverseo considered a threat. >> it is a simple for firebombing which has got me concern. what are they doing is that a warning. >> reporter: this wall tagged with this anti police message. >> k

our greg argos has been in the courtroom all day and has very latest information from center city. >> reporter: today prosecution continued their case calling in total six witnesses, to the stand against seth williams, district attorney here in philadelphia county and they painted him as a man with expensive taste but it was also dodging, expensive bills. district attorney seth williams once again not speaking as he left federal courthouse wednesday afternoon inside though, evidence presented by the prosecution speaks for a man with expensive tastes, but his finances were in shambles. the government led by a team of three assistant u.s. attorneys alleged williams wind, kind friend and his girlfriend at the union league including spending more than $600 on a new years eve dinner in 2013, all the while prosecutors say williams was dodging nursing home bills for his mother. the government has charged williams with 29 federal bribe ry, corruption charges, he accepted bribes in the form of cash, trips, even a couch and convertible, in exchange for favors tied directly to his position as ph

greg argos is here with more on what companies are doing about this, you know, court ship >> it's interesting, natasha most companies have a formal policy outlining what happens if two employees start a relationship. the purpose is to protect both the workers and the company. but tonight, one company's informal policy regarding office hook-ups is getting a lot of attention >> you probably spent at least 40 hours a week with them. your coworkers, monday through friday, the work grind. but would you ever date your desk mate >> no. >> no. >> no, no >> we break up and i got to look at him >> not really a relationship but maybe a little thing. >> you don't want to mix business with pleasure >> a 2013 e-mail to employees by travis, uber ceo seems to do just that, laying out the sex rules for the right share company staff on an upcoming corporate trip >> seems kind of aggressive >> the e-mail is getting attention because of an investigation into corporate misbehavior, titled urgent read this now or else instructs employees not to have sex with each other unless both parties have permission, also war

day three of deliberations wrapped up with no decision, greg argos is live in norristown with more. greg? >> reporter: jessica, we're talking more than a fuel day of deliberations some 28 hours the jury asking some six questions so far, but still tonight, no verdict. bill cosby's fate is still in limbo. the jury and his aggravated sexual assault trial still deliberating. passing the 24-hour mark and finishing the second full day behind closed doors. >> brian, 24 hours of deliberations what do you think about this? >> obviously, everybody is working really hard, we're exhausted and going to go home and get rest >> they're retrying the case in the jury room >> the comedian spokesperson said cosby passed the time napping and recalling past performances. in the conference room given to the defense, cosby dubbed it his dressing room >> wonder stories about the old days, and you know, him being on stage >> so far, the seven men and five women from allegheny county asked can the court six questions, around 4:30 wednesday, they wanted to review detective richard schaeffer's testimony, that

fortunately the deer didn't give us any issues, got up on it way, continued into the woods. >> greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and in other news this morning, south jersey ice cream shop owner is facing charges, after police say he had a hidden camera to spy on employees in a changing room. this is the suspect, larry bostic, charged five counts of child endangerment and endanger of proo i is he. owner of ice cream score in vineland, hid a camera, and spied on female employees as they changed in and out of their uniforms which they were not allowed to take home. >> it is nasty. that's people's kids out there. that could have been my daughter, you know, my daughter one day will be there one day trying to get a job, you know? >> bostic being head in the cumberland county jail. >> philadelphia police hope you can help them track down a burglary suspect. the surveillance video shows suspects inside delaware county home last saturday, police say the pair stole various items, along with keys to a corner grocery store in kingsessing. that store was robbed the very next day. if you recogn

greg argos is here with more on what companies are doing about this, you know, court ship >> it's interesting, natasha most companies have a formal policy outlining what happens if two employees start a relationship. the purpose is to protect both the workers and the company. but tonight, one company's informal policy regarding office hook-ups is getting a lot of attention >> you probably spent at least 40 hours a week with them. your coworkers, monday through friday, the work grind. but would you ever date your desk mate >> no. >> no. >> no, no >> we break up and i got to look at him >> not really a relationship but maybe a little thing. >> you don't want to mix business with pleasure >> a 2013 e-mail to employees by travis, uber ceo seems to do just that, laying out the sex rules for the right share company staff on an upcoming corporate trip >> seems kind of aggressive >> the e-mail is getting attention because of an investigation into corporate misbehavior, titled urgent read this now or else instructs employees not to have sex with each other unless both parties have permission, also war

. >> our greg argo is here to tell us why the spam calls on the rise and if there's anything to do to stop them. >> it used to be only land lines. they're annoying and inextrusive and much more common. >> if you get a call in the morning while at work or minutes before dinner, it's probably not a loved one now that mom can text. rather it's likely to be a robo-caller. >> i don't know why they started or why they keep coming but they do. >> reporter: the dreaded spam call has transitioned from land line to cell phone. you mail a company that says philadelphiians dealt with 49. million of those annoyances in may. >> that's a lot. it averages about 6 calls per line for that very month. >> it always seems to be a somewhat local number. it comes up with a town near where i live. >> it's probably just a law of averages. they make a thousand calls, 10 will hit. >> the best way to deal with the calls is to simply ignore numbers you don't recognize and block them if your phone has that feature. but what about the national do not call registry maintained by the ftc. >> do you think that actuall

we're live in norristown i'm greg argos, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thank you, eyewitness news will thereby when deliberations resume tomorrow morning as soon as there's a verdict we will have it for you here on tv and also at cbsphilly.com. >> and extreme heat made its way into the region and will get even hotter tomorrow. because of this excessive heat the philadelphia school district will close at noon tomorrow. also, all after school activities will be cancelled for the day. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking temperatures and lauren you're track what we can expect. >> yeah, thanks, jess, what we can expect is more least hon the way. just like today. and day number two with high temperatures middle 90s in philadelphia we were one degree shy of record high temperature of 5 setback in 2015 and well far away from the normal high temperature at 2. we starmented day mild 71 degrees again well above average start of 63 high temperatures today soaring across the region. we stopped at 94 degrees in accuweather and that was a record topped into the 90s wildwood. 92 in allentown and 93

eyewitness news reporter greg argos is live at the courthouse where we will start a fifth day of deliberations>> that's right there jess kax the jury told the judge at 11 this morning they were dead locked on all three counts. he sent them back to deliberations. that was ten hours ago. still no verdict. those deliberations continue tomorrow. >> it seems like this song is on repeat. another full day of deliberation 40 hours and counting and still not verdic verdict. but a skip on this track 11:30 a.m. wednesday morning when the jury telling steven o'neal they're dead locked on all charges. bill cosby spokesperson andrew way at signaling that was a victory for the defense and backtracking. >> when the golden state warriors beat the cavs is it was a win. >> telling the seven help and five women to continue worker and do everything short of violence to reach a verdict. jury deliberating ever since and celebratory tone changed by 8 thursday night. >> we're hoping that the judge would, if they don't have a verdict by then release them and say this is a dead lock. >> i don't think he speaks for the j

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the full story from the people who saved its life. >> pretty hot and humid this week. don't blame this young deer from chasing a dip in this jersey pool. >> he knows how to get in. knows how to get out. she kind of comes and goes. >> thursday afternoon this distant deer relative in the delaware didn't plan on cooling off in that river. >> we were on duty last night. we received a call for a deer. >> this little guy, stuck in the muck. and pretty exhausted. >> it was grunting. it was shivering, shaking. >> when the philadelphia police marine unit responded, sergeant gregory caputo said the deer had managed to free itself, began swimming away. >> were able to snare him with a dog noose, and safely bring him on board. >> rescuers pulling bambi ton their boat, calming it down, snapping the selfie. >> there was a selfie involved before setting him free. >> fortunately the deer was -- didn't give us any issues, got up on it way and continued into the woods. >> greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> switching gears now, south jersey ice cream shop ow

my collogue greg argos is interviewing some of the key players in the defense side of this, count on continuing coverage, from cbs-3 outside the montgomery county courthouse we are here all night. reporting live, from norristown joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks. >>> we have been reporting on shooting in virginia all day long and tonight law enforcement is warning lawmakers in washington to be vigilant after a gunman targeted a congressional baseball practice. again gunfire rang out in alexandria, virginia this morning. five people were hit including house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana. he was shot in the hip and is in critical condition following surgery. police shot and killed the gun man identified as james hodgkinson of illinois. social media shows hodgkinson spoke out against republicans and volunteered for the bernie saunders presidential campaign >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> i am by this despicable act . they say it will go on, as planned. now, pennsylvania congressman, pat meehan and ryan costello were supposed to be

have you covered here, we are keeping an eye, on the courtroom for any developments, my collogue greg argos is with me as well, keep it here for latest on this trial as we continue to watch, jury deliberations, unfold, after earlier today, they announced that they were dead locked. reporting live outside montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" will continue to monitor all of the latest developments in that trial as soon as the jury reaches its decision we will have it on air and cbs philly .com. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams head to federal court on monday for jury selection in his federal corruption trial. prosecutors claimed that williams accepted bribes from two businessmen to help friend of their charged with crimes. fifty year-old two term demies accused of using money from a political action committee for his own personal use. williams has denied any wrongdoing. >>> authorities tonight say that they are examining a cell phone, computer and camera found inside of a van where james hodgkinson lived. he i

our greg argos is working on reaction from the woman and police. we will have the ongoing developments tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> five bucks county students are in the hospital tonight after they had difficulty breathing following their school swim class. officials say around 2:00 this afternoon a chemical reaction in the pennsbury high school pump room created a chemical cloud in the pool house. fire fighters were able to ventilate building and pool has been turned back over to the school, the condition of the students though is unknown right now. >>> a boil water advisory affecting 35,000 trenton residents remains in effect. affected areas stem from the delaware river to prospect street and bellevue avenue. other areas including pennington avenue to perry street and from south clinton avenue to liberty street and duck island. officials say that the test samples looked good but city has yet to lift the advicery. they expect to lift it sometime tonight. >>> a boil water advisory also remains in place in abington after a water main b

our greg argos is here this is not worry some for parents and ina dults using it. >> anyone that uses snap khatd it affects them. newest feature called snap maps doesn't just allow you to see what your friends are doing in realtime but where they are as well. some people like the new feature and experts say if are you not careful you could be exposing too much. >> it used to be a quick text where are you, was enough to find a friend. >> now all it takes is opening up snap chat. >> snap chat released snap maps. >> terrifying people will get murdered from it. >> i don't know about that but what snap maps allows to you do is quickly see with where your friend are if realtime. their act location and what they're doing >> i think it's kind of weird. >> i can see with my friend earlier i saw her. >> scary that's not something i would want on my phone. >> bringing the physical world to virtual world with these types of features. >> rob video and associate profession or of krim nothing and studies at drexel says there's some potential problems with this new featur feature. >> it gives rise to

. >> our greg argo is here to tell us why the spam calls on the rise and if there's anything to do to stop them. >> it used to be only land lines. they're annoying and inextrusive and much more common. >> if you get a call in the morning while at work or minutes before dinner, it's probably not a loved one now that mom can text. rather it's likely to be a robo-caller. >> i don't know why they started or why they keep coming but they do. >> reporter: the dreaded spam call has transitioned from land line to cell phone. you mail a company that says philadelphiians dealt with 49. million of those annoyances in may. >> that's a lot. it averages about 6 calls per line for that very month. >> it always seems to be a somewhat local number. it comes up with a town near where i live. >> it's probably just a law of averages. they make a thousand calls, 10 will hit. >> the best way to deal with the calls is to simply ignore numbers you don't recognize and block them if your phone has that feature. but what about the national do not call registry maintained by the ftc. >> do you think that actuall

eyewitness news reporter greg argos is live at the courthouse where we will start a fifth day of deliberations>> that's right there jess kax the jury told the judge at 11 this morning they were dead locked on all three counts. he sent them back to deliberations. that was ten hours ago. still no verdict. those deliberations continue tomorrow. >> it seems like this song is on repeat. another full day of deliberation 40 hours and counting and still not verdic verdict. but a skip on this track 11:30 a.m. wednesday morning when the jury telling steven o'neal they're dead locked on all charges. bill cosby spokesperson andrew way at signaling that was a victory for the defense and backtracking. >> when the golden state warriors beat the cavs is it was a win. >> telling the seven help and five women to continue worker and do everything short of violence to reach a verdict. jury deliberating ever since and celebratory tone changed by 8 thursday night. >> we're hoping that the judge would, if they don't have a verdict by then release them and say this is a dead lock. >> i don't think he speaks for the j

our greg argos is here this is not worry some for parents and ina dults using it. >> anyone that uses snap khatd it affects them. newest feature called snap maps doesn't just allow you to see what your friends are doing in realtime but where they are as well. some people like the new feature and experts say if are you not careful you could be exposing too much. >> it used to be a quick text where are you, was enough to find a friend. >> now all it takes is opening up snap chat. >> snap chat released snap maps. >> terrifying people will get murdered from it. >> i don't know about that but what snap maps allows to you do is quickly see with where your friend are if realtime. their act location and what they're doing >> i think it's kind of weird. >> i can see with my friend earlier i saw her. >> scary that's not something i would want on my phone. >> bringing the physical world to virtual world with these types of features. >> rob video and associate profession or of krim nothing and studies at drexel says there's some potential problems with this new featur feature. >> it gives rise to

exercised when watching or reading news attributed to unnamed officials next of a girlfriend says and the argo explains why the justice department has spoken out. the pedia turny general rosenstein statement has raised quite a few eyebrows especially considering that as of late majority of the american press relies on nothing but not a most sources on the den of sources two sources with links to the counter intelligence community anonymous sources according to anonymous washington post source while the mainstream media seems to love them the justice department is busy reviewing all the fakes no wonder they're getting quite fed up with them at the d.o.j. take a look at this washington post headline claims that rosenstein threatened to resign after the white house cast him as the prime suspect for suggesting to fire the x. of the i directed james komi when asked about this by journalists mr rosenstein claimed he never said such a thing now c.n.n. a regular in anonymous sources came out saying that according to sources told me would testify that he never told trump that he was not under investiga

. >>> equipment vandalized and stone, i'm greg argos in chester township where police found that equipmentunteer organization is doing to get back on their feet. >>> and group of camden high school students are taking a trip of the lifetime, a chance to go back to their roots, where they are flying too and culture they hope to learn and embrace once they get there. >>> just a couple pop up showers and thunderstorms today but we will increase that storm chance in the upcoming weekend which day will be wetter i'll have the answer in the forecast with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> 6:00 o'clock straight up, city officials wiretapped, mayor jim kenney, these documents alerted official that is their conversation was labor boss john dougherty are part of an fbi investigation. good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm natasha brown in nor guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live, with what we know so far about the wiretapping. david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a mayor jim kenney is down playing these letters tonight, very typical to get one of these lette

. >>> that is technically illegal i'm greg argos at devil's pool in the wissohickon valley park why policeking down and what these swimmers think bit. >>> and now at 6:00 o'clock it is summer if he in the city this fourth of july weekend we are celebrating our history and we're looking into our future. summer fest in full swing, hi, good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> and i'm jessica dean, coming to you atop of the national constitution center as we look out over independent mall cradle of liberty on this fourth of july weekend 2017. it is a wonderful day to be outside. we are learning all about the history here in philadelphia, some of it we all know by heart, some of it may surprise you. i think we will be able to give you something, new, to know about our city of philadelphia, but there are lots o

my collogue greg argos joins us at 6:00 for more on that and his observations, and, no verdict justsi of another dead lacca monk this jury, as we entered and near hour nr o their deliberations on day number 56789 we will be back for continuing coverage, of the cosby trial, on "eyewitness news"reporting live, from montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe holden for cws3 "eyewitness news". >> we will keep watching and waiting, thanks very much. >>> "eyewitness news" will be at the courthouse until the end of the bill cosby trial, once the jury has reached a decision, we will bring it to you right here on air on cbs-3 and on line at cbs philly.com. and, cbs local app. >>> meantime a deadly multi vehicle accident shuts down route 322, in gloucester county, chopper three over the scene here, 322 near garland road in mullica, one person was killed, three people had been taken to the hospital, and there is no word on wt caused this accident. >>> and 322 is a very popular route for those who are shore bound, as well, it remains closed at this hour, authorities would like to you avoid t

we are live from the kingsessing section of philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> we now know names of the two people killed after a triple shooting in north philadelphia. police identified victims as 24 year-old dominic gainy and 17 year-old ireal williams. the pair and a third man were shot around 11:00 on the 1300 block of rush street. authorities say that the surviving victim a 20 year-old man is in critical condition. police are looking for two gunman last seen fleeing on bicycles. still no word on a motive. >>> police say workers at aria frankford hospital helped rescue a woman being attacked right across the street last night. the workers told police that they saw a man try to put a 29 year-old victim into a trash bag but he ran away when they came over to assist her. police say that the man beat that woman unconscious, she's now in critical condition at the hospital, police are searching for her attacker. >>> do you recognize this man? he was caught on camera stealing hanging flower baskets from a home in bethlehem township northampt