there was a medical emergency at burlington township middle school where "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live tonight with the story, syma. >> reporter: well, chris there was scary moments at the the middle school this morning after a student collapsed in gym class. the school officials say a medical device, and cpr trained staff are responsible for saving that girl's life. >> put in an applied pads report report this aed device in the trained staff use it are being credited for saving a young girl's life, a burlington township middle school student collapsed during gym class wednesday morning, faculty members performed cpr and used this device. >> i have no doubt that there was no defribillator and in trained personnel, the outcome would not have been as good as it is today. >> reporter: school has 2aed devices in the building. this is first time it was used in the district. school officials trained with the locally mergecy squad for past few years, to prepare staff in case of an emergency. >> we have trained various members of our operational staff including transportation

it happened along the 2100 block mount holly road burlington township, burlington county. "action news" reporter kenneth moton are aivd are on the scene. kenneth what you can tell us. >> reporter: burlington county police gave us an update a few moments ago a 9-year-old girl was pronounced dead at the hospital after a tragic crash as you're seeing live right now this is the traijic scene at the intersection of route 541 mounts holly road and cadillac drive where police are still investigates what employed this three car collision. and here's what we know. around 8:00 tonight police say the suv was come ago cross route 541 on cadillac when witnesses say a green toy eat traveling southbound ran the relate and slammed into the vehicle. inside was a family of five including that 9-year-old victim. police say she and her family were crossing the highway to make thur way to the walmart shopping center when they were struckch the girl was thrown from the vehicle. she, her mother and her father and sister and cousin were all interrupted to lords medical center nearby where the gir

live in burlington township new jersey i am sarah bloomquist. >>> thank you. police arrested a mother and live-in boyfriend after the daughter brought heroin to school. christopher troy-jenkins white are charged and hunter. her 6-year-old daughter brought 11 bags of the heroin into her classroom. the girl complained of dizziness. it's unclear if they ingested heroin. the rest of the class was taken to hospital to be checked out. the girlfriend is in d.h. custody. >>> they walked out to protest of the budget shortfall. it has top officials in harrisburg looking for state funding. a major move picity council that neither student ors administrators were hoping to hear. and david henry is live from city hall with that story. david. >> yeah, rick what a day on the school funding front. the school leaders were in harrisburg begging for more money and city council was turning its back on most of what the district was seeking from the city. [chanting] dozens of students walked out of class and took to the streets again today. once again they are trying to make their v

. >>> quick response by teachers and staff being credited with saving the life of a burlington township student. school officials say a burlington township middle school student collapsed this morning during gym class. cpr and this aed device were used immediately while they waited for ems to arrive it's not known what caused the student to collapse. but we're told the student is responsive and talking with family tonight. >> we are very tight knit community here and our students are our children. and we value them. we love them, and it's our goal to make sure our students are safe and that they're healthy. >> the school district says more than 40 staff members are trained to cpr and use aed's drew dickman will have more tonight at 10:00. >> your whether authority forecast is watching for more showers and fog night. we are definitely stuck in damp and unsettled weather pattern this is live look right now at old city in philadelphia. it has been a damp dreary day. chief meteorologist scott williams. scott it's not quite as humid but more rain in the forecast. >>> more rain especially dur

fox 29's drew dickman is live in burlington township with those life-saving moments.rew. >> reporter: school district officials estimate that more than 40 staff members are trained in cpr and in the use of aed's so when this student went down, those teachers sprung into action. the training kicked in, as they waited for first responders to arrive. >> i heard one of my -- one of the gym teachers call in that the girl was having a seizure. and that i looked out and i saw her on the -- on the ground on the gym floor. >> reporter: seventh grade al anna had just left the locker room when the beginning of gym class turned chaotic. >> as i was coming out her heart stopped beating and my gym teacher started running. i'm not sure what she was going to get. >> reporter: that teacher grabbed his aed. >> call for help. >> the first few minutes are the most important part. >> plug in pads connector. >> people just wan wanted to automatic mode and did what they needed to do. >> reporter: several staff members came to the seventh graders rescue performing cpr and using the aed in th

it was the best possible outcome at burlington township middle school this morning. >> we thankful. that one of our precious children is fine

. >>> there is also an investigation into the cause of the the three car crash in burlington townshipnew jersey. you can see that car flipped over. it happened just after 8:00 o'clock last engineer the wal-mart shopping center on mount holly road. there are reports of injury with you officials have not released any details. >>> happening today, the organization that sets lung transplant policies, will vote on whether to make the so-called under 12 rule permanent. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live at chop in philadelphia to explain what this means for young transplantations, jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, chris. the board's vote today could make it possible for children under the age of 12 to be moved to the top of the adult transplant list on a permanent basis. it was about one year ago that fox 29 cameras were there as then ten year-old sarah murnaghan was heading home after she underwent a double lung transplant. this is a girl who has not only been fighting for perfect life for the last several years but has also been fight to go change donor rules to help more children qua

. >>> an investigation is underway in the the cause of the three car crash in burlington township, new jersey. accident happened just after 8:00 o'clock last night near and, injuries, but other than that, police won't say much. >>> also, police are searching for an armed robber who held up a sunoco gas station in wynfield. this is just about 1:30 this morning on conshohocken and city avenues. they took off with an unknown amount of cash. nobody was hurt. >>> and a 7-eleven was also robbed just 2 miles away from that sunoco, police say a man arm with the knife, robbed the 7-eleven on the 1400 block of city avenue in lower men beyond township. he got away with cash, but no one was hurt in the incident. >>> at 60:00 46789 police are on the hunt this morning for a rapist they say attacked a woman twice. >> the horror happened in philadelphia's rittenhouse square section, and steve keeley is live this morning, steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, we have 48 hours just about since the the teen here at the special victims unit first got on this case and they are making some progress

we are live in burlington township, syma chowdhry for cb s3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thanks very much. there are new development in the turnpike crash that critically injured the comedian tracie morgan. the truck driver charge in the accident was in court today. so is "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan who joins us live with the very latest now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, this is basically a very brief hearing just outlying ought of those charges against kevin roper but it was an opportunity for him for his lawyer to dress those accusations that he had no business behind the wheel saturday morning. if kevin roper was ever looking for 152nd of fame, this wasn't it. roper's accused of being sleep deprived when he crashed a wal-mart tractor trailer in the limo bus in the new jersey turnpike saturday carrying tracie morgan critically injured. one of his fellow comedians james mcnair was kill and several others were injured. roper faced arraignment in criminal court. >> roper is being charged with vehicular homicide for death of mcnair, assault by auto for others who were injured. unde

. >>> and an investigation is underway in the cause of a three car crash, in burlington township, new jersey. the accident happened just after 8:00 o'clock last night near wal-mart shopping center on mount holly road, and there are reports that injuries, but officials have not released the details. >>> police are on the hunt for a rapist they say attacked a woman twice this horror happened in philadelphia's rittenhouse square section. lets get out to steve keeley this morning because so many people are very concerned about this steve, there may be surveillance video connect to this. >> reporter: we could have have a second surveillance video as well, besides that first one you mention that had was out yesterday. police hearsay since that first one was put out, yesterday morning, many tips have already come in and it may be the time of the day, the location of the rape, and the information in the description of the rapist, more so than the little you can make out on the first initial surveillance video leaving people to call in. because what you don't see on the surveillance is the the

burlington township school officials say that incident was on their minds. >> we are very tight-knitmmunity here. and our students are our children. and we value them. we love them. and it is our goal to make sure our students are safe, and that they're health. >> i spokesperson, liz scott, says they're hoping to get more of their staff emergency certified. another 140 people have expressed interest in learning these life saving skills. >> without the training, and without the aed devices, our conversation would probably be different. >> that was drew dickman reporting. judge has granted casey kasem's daughter the authority to withhold medication, food and fluids, from her sick dad. eighty-two year old former radio personality in critical condition in washington state. suffering from incurable lewis body dementia. ruled giving casey food and fluids would be harmful and cause more pain. kasem's daughter first started end of life measures last week, she and kasem's wife have been embroiled in a bitter fight over care for casey kasem. >> topping today's headlines, new pictures from kim

it happened yesterday morning at burlington township middle school in burlington county. a young girl collapse during gym class, faculty members immediately performed cpr and then used an automatedded external defribillator. >> i have no doubt if there was no defribillator and no trained personnel the outcome would not have within as good as it is today. >> the student will be okay. defribillators will be mandatory in all new jersey schools by september 1st. good thinking teachers, and good to have that training too. >>> animal rescue group is trying to help a dog who may have been victim of animal cruelly. >> buckly was found wandering in cumberland county. ten month-old lab mix was thin, weak and rescuers believed that someone duct taped him. buckly has extensive medical problems including lyme disease and heart worm but now he is on the mend. >> you question, you know, humanity. you really question how people can be so heartless. >> buckly there is looking for a permanent home, everyone. if you are interested in helping him there is more information on the web site at

this accident happened on mount holly road in burlington township. two other people were taken to the hospital, one in critical condition. police are investigating what exactly caused this crash. >>> people in philadelphia's rittenhouse square say they're playing it safe after a woman was raped over the weekend. this video shows is the man coming up from a 26-year-old doctor as she's walking home early saturday morning. the woman was walking to her home on spruce when the man confronted her. the police are studying the surveillance video and the route the woman took on her way home. >> it's usually a safe bet to have a cab just atç least goin home, because maybe all your wherewithal is not about you, especially late at night. >> police are investigating the incident as both a sexual assault and home invasion. >>> today a presidential mediation board sits down with both sides in septa's ongoing stalemate with two of its unions. nbc 10's jesse gary is live. >> reporter: this is a chance for the boord to feel out concerns for both sides. speaking of th

. >>> it was early on a saturday morning underneath a bridge in burlington township, new jersey, when an atv rider found the body of a young woman. he assumed she'd taken her own life. >> we just see a young girl, she looks like she's about 20 to 30 years old, about 100 pounds. she had no i.d. on her. >> the damage to her body was consistent with a drop of about 12 to 14 stories. >> insect activity indicated she'd been dead several days. but who was this woman? police released a description to the media. >> her manager from work called in, an ex-boyfriend called in saying that they recognized the description of the jewelry that she was wearing. >> from the victim's butterfly pendant, she was identified as 21-year-old rachel siani. >> i kept telling myself that it wasn't true. and i told myself that all the way up until her funeral, until i actually went up and looked at her. >> nancy knew something about her cousin, rachel siani, that few other people knew. rachel was a college student by day and an exotic dancer by night. >> she was only doing it just to pay her way through college,

medical emergency happened at burlington township middle school in burlington county. a young girl collapsed during gym class there this morning. faculty members immediately responded. they performed cpr and used an auto mated external defibrillator saving that student's life. >> i have no doubt if there was no defibrillator and in trained personnel the out come would not have been as good as it is today. >> that girl is expect to be okay. all new jersey schools will be required to have tee febrillat febrillators by september 1st. >>> city council is taking steps to help the philadelphia school district pay its bills. today the council's finance committee approved a plan to borrow $27 million for the diss track by the end of this month. the original plan called for borrowing just 20 million. but with the sale of school buildings still unresolved, superintendent dr. william hite says he needs more money. the full council will vote on that $27 million quest on jun june 19th. >> there's some trash talk tonight in the city of chester. but not the kind you're thinking. resi

a burlington township middle schooler collapsed during gym class, fortunately staff members jumped in action immediately and they started cpr and utilized an aed or automatic electronic defribillator. by the time e mt arrived and took over the girl was breathing and had a pulse. she's hospitalized but is expect to be okay. >>> in southwest philadelphia two teenagers who were late to school yesterday because they saved two people from the burning home. michael eugene and isaiah ballmer heard two explosions and saw fire at their neighbor's house. they broke a window and raced through to find a grandfather and grandson still inside. >> that is when we got the the grandfather and grandchild out and quickly we just ran back outside. >> reporter: after that entire ordeal the boys continued to walk to school as if nothing happened. they got there 30 minutes after the first bell, their principal at motivation high sent them to the hospital to get check out and today they were guest of honor at a special assembly. >>> well, do not adjust your tv sets you are seeing double. in fact 14 sets of t

the accident happened around 8:30 last night on mount holly road in burlington township. two other people were taken to the hospital, one of them in critical condition. police now investigating what caused the crash. >>> a convenience store in lower marion county township was held up at knife point. this happened at the seven-11. a man with a knife entered the store and demanded money from the clerk. no one was hurt. >>> another armed robbery along city avenue. this one at the intersection of con show who can kin road and ballard cynwyd. they're dusting for fingerprints hoping to find a clue that will help lead them to the robber. they are still working to figure out what was taken. >>> firefighters were on the scene of a barn fire in burks county this morning. sky force 10 was over the two alarm fire in tidalville in weste wernersville. we're told there were no animals inside the barn at the time of this fire and there were no injuries. >>> new this morning philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay talks for the first time about a home invasion and rape in the city

witnesses told police the driver ran a red light last night on a burlington township street and slammedo an suv that the girl was passenger in. attorney general kathleen kane will release the report on the handling of the jerry sandusky case. she raised confess during her campaign -- questions during her campaign as attorney general. >>> traffic, northbound is heavy on 42. you have a traffic pattern change on 295. evesham road is closed between 73 and brendanwood drive. the turn lanes are blocked. stick to crescent road as the alternate to avoid that. >> reporter: everybody should turn around and held back to the shore. 79 degrees by noon, this is the temperature profile for philadelphia. the high 84. down the shore, high between 76 and 78. we're starting to see the ocean temperatures creep up into the 70s. >> was anybody bad and stayed up and watch the world cup? >> reporter: i did. >> what a heartbreaker. >> they stayed alive. we'll see how it continues to go, "g.m.a." is up next after us, come back here every 30 minutes we have the latest in weather and traffic and any breaking news.

burlington county. there were bear sightings this past week in winslow and waterford township.ese new pictures were sent to us by an "action news" viewer yesterday. the 300-pound black bear turned up in marlton. neighbors reporting seeing it yesterday near darby court. police remind everyone to keep their garbage canals covered and do not feed the bear. if you see it call 911. >>> it was a big send off for military men and women. 34 members of new jersey national guard were honored at this going party 2174 in west field gloucester county. the soldiers who deploy are part of the 114 infantry battalion. they go with the expectation of a safe return. >>> we have a new miss new jersey, sierra jones was crowned last night in ocean city. her platform, youth arts education. this year marks she'll go on to represent -- this year marks the 30th year of the miss new jersey pageant. >> the festival yesterday featured soccer matches on the big screen. schmidts piazza hosted the event. we'll take a look at new overall technology at the world -- controversial technology at the world cup. >>>

moving to burlington township. kingsbridge drive there is a downed tree. it's causing power outages. and woodline road and thompson and 202 we have an accident too. >>> thank you, autumn very much. thousands of people take to the ben franklin pea t parkway to ft prostate cancer. i was there for the gary papa run. we got to meet a lot of viewer and some plan to run this weekend. the run is underway first thing sunday morning. we love to see you there. you can register to take part in this fight against prostate cancer on 6abc.com. >>> an amazing cause. >>> some septa employees soon to walk off the job. humidity is in the newsroom with the story. hi, monica. >> hi, shirleen. it involves engineers and electricians on the regional rail line. we'll tell you about it. they have a few days to reach an agreement before the wildcat takes place. we'll explain the potential impact. plus, what if a website could ease your anxiety or depression? how about that. next at 5:00 ali gorman will show us the online treatment that is now tested in our area. those stories and a

holly road in burlington township. police say three cars were involved in the crashment one of those hospitalized is critically injured. >>> workers at acme supermarkets are turning some down on the company's current contract proposal. for now they're staying on the job. members of local 1776 were prepared to authorize a strike, but tonight they decided to extend their old contract until the end of august. the key issues that still need to be worked out -- health care, pension, and wages. those are some of the same issue that septa and its railroad workers need to agree upon. tomorrow federal mediators will begin to hear from both sides. the mediators will hold hearings in an effort to resolve the labor dispute. they have until july 14th to report their recommendations to president obama who signed an executive order last weekend to end the septa strike. the president has the authority to prevent the regional rail workers from striking for up to 240 days. >>> nearly 400 people in center city were in the dark earlier to

staff at burlington township middle school used aed, defibrillator device, on the student while theyaited for ems. student collapsed during gym class yesterday morning. no word why she collapsed but she was response any talking with family at the hospital yesterday afternoon. the school district says more than 40 staff members are trained to do cpr and use aed's. >> we are very tight-knit community here. and our students, are our children. we love them and it is our duty to keep them safe and health. >> i all public schools in new jersey will be required to have aed and some certified in cpr. >> philadelphia man now in custody for calling in false threat at the lincoln tunnel, disrupted traffic this week. police say, they've arrest add man from west philadelphia in manhattan, after he allegedly made a false report of seeing a sniper at the tunnel. the threat closed the tunnel for hours, on tuesday, as police agencies look for gunmen without success. published reports say the suspect has enlisted homes in west philadelphia. >>> also, bright spot, counting down to the special olympics

burlington county. there were bear sightings in winslow and waterford township. pictures were sent to us by an "action news" viewer yesterday by the name of margo she got close to the bear. police say the 300-pound black bear turned up in the kings grant neighborhood. police remind everyone to keep their garbage cans covered and do not feed any bears. if the see the bears call 911. if you take a paycheck you are don't get -- if you take a picture, don't get too close. >>> we have a new new jersey, syria -- sierra jones was crowned in ocean city. >>> a community in bucks county came together on flag day to support those injured defending old glory. ♪ >>> the sounds of bagpipes kicked off the wounded warrior hero 5k. it brings out hundreds of people including that guy right there the phillie phanatic to warminster park to raise money and awareness. it provides services for wounded members of the military. >>> service members were honored in west field, gloucester county. the soldiers who deploy next week are partly of the 124 infantry about battalion they we deploy

quick response by teachers being kit dollars for saving the life of burlington county student, burlington townshipdle school, perform cpr used in aed, defibrillator device, on the seventh grader while they waited for ems to arrive. now the student collapsed during gym class yesterday morning. no word yet on why she collapsed but she was responsive and talking with her family at the hospital yesterday. the school district says more than 40 staff members are trained to do cpr and use aed's. >> they are very tight-knit community here and here and our students are our children, and we value them, we love them, and it is our goal to make sure our students are safe and that they're healthy. >> in fact, starting in september, all new jersey public schools will be required to have an aed and someone certified in cpr during school and sporting events. >> representatives from the philadelphia school reform commission make their case for why they need a one time grant. the group testified in front of city council, says the grant would allow the city to fulfill its $50 million commitment made to the district

witnesses told police that the driver's car ran a red light on a burlington township street and slammed7, monday, june 23. time to check the traffic, let's go over to karen rogers. she's got her eye on i-95. >> reporter: this is i-95 southbound at 202 new castle county. with no delay we would have a 12 manipulate travel time. it's a 40 minute ride right now. huge delays on i-95 in part because of the accident blocking the center lane and the closure of 495. we had a delay northbound at cottman. southbound jammed from the betsy ross bridge to girard. in the lehigh valley an accident on 22 eastbound at fullerton avenue. this is blocking the right lane. been kind of busy with accidents >> reporter: 68 degrees in philadelphia. if you're standing over concrete and you've got the sun it's warmer than that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a high of 84 degrees, sunny and nice, humidity not too bad today. tomorrow, warm and humid, 85. humid on wednesday high of 85 and a cold front comes in that triggers afternoon showers and thunderstorm or two, that's wednesday call. we're b

officials say there are now two bears making their way through severity burlington county townships. our syma chowdhry now has more. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: this is not a wild life documentary, this bear was seen roaming around in mount laurel, exclusive video our cw. three photographer alan wheeler shot with his cell phone tuesday morning. the the bear was walking from yard to yard and neighbors who saw it call 911. >> they have said we're aware of it. she answered the phone, is this about the bear? i said yes. she said we're aware of the situation. >> reporter: we showed exclusive video to those who missed the bear's visit. >> have have you seen that before. >> yes. >> reporter: police are following the bear as it roams through other neighborhoods. >> as people gather and try to get pictures witt and chase it then bear might become agitated. >> reporter: officials say the animal is not posing a threat but rather looking for a place to cool off. >> we have never seen a bear around here, it is kind of interesting. >> how long before the bear gets its own twitter ha

. >>> also an investigation underway to the cause of this three car crash that happened in burlington townshipjersey. the the car flipped over. this was just after 8:00 o'clock last engineer wal-mart shopping center place on a on mount holly road. there are reports of the injuries but officials have not released the details. >>> boy sarah has made a decision. decision over lung allocation for children under 12 will be voted on today. sarah's family will hold a press conference following the announcement to the board making the decision expected to meet this afternoon. they will deciding whether to make the temporary under 12 donor policy, permanent. just ten years old when she, sarah underwent a double lung transplant, a judge's order allowed her to put -- allowed her to be put on an adult organ donor waiting list despite her age, will that be a permanent situation after today. >> they are certainly hoping so. >>> it is 7:34. a mother's determination to improve her daughter's life leads to a new beginning. z eo clancy was born without a right-hand, her mother was determined to make her life be

we want to get to it right now it's in florence township burlington county, new jersey.ound pennsylvania, new jersey turnpike connector near the delaware river bridge toll plaza, we've got an accident. so you want to watch for that as you're headed in this area so watch for a problem. it's on the jersey side of the turnpike connector. at this point. not completely blocking traffic but something to look for out there. also another issue here in chester county. we've got willis township south warren avenue at shepherd road we've got some downed wires causing a problem and it's not completely blocking traffic but watch for that. you can get around it in this area at this point but downed wires often take longer to clear out so we'll be watching for that in chester county. let's show you what the roads look like out here. yeah its a foggy scene this morning. we may have light volume but you're travel wind gust reduced visibility. this is downingtown route 100 near the pennsylvania turnpike. there's the turnpike right there and you can see the low clouds as this camera kind o

most of them coming at the expense of delanco township in burlington county.ing up at six reaction from delanco's mayor and the ceo's response. guys? >> bruce, thank you. >>> in southwest philadelphia, about 700 customers remain without gas service after what started as a water main break over the weekend. this is happening in a 10 block area around 56th and woodland avenue. water service is restored there but now pgw workers are having to go home to see whether gas service can be restored safely or if water damaged people's lines. when they can, crews are restoring service immediately. however, if they find water damaged the lines homeowners are being told they have to get a contractor or plumber out first before pgw can help them. pgw hopes to finish evaluating all customers by tomorrow. the water department is also working with impacted customers to make sure all appliances like hot water heaters are working okay. >> skyfox over the scene of a bad accident in bucks county. it happened at green lane and mill creek road in levittown. the accident sent four pe

. >> reporter: chris, very disappointing news for delanco township and burlington county. beyond me pile of the debris a reminder of that dietz and watson plant that will now move to philadelphia. new jersey offered 32 million-dollar in incentives but philadelphia, monk their package had precious land that allowed dietz and watson to expand at their home base. it has been almost ten months since fire destroyed dietz and watson warehouse in delanco, clean up took months and all along dietz and what the on son kept their options open about whether they will rebuild on the same site. tuesday it was in the south jersey but philadelphia receiving good news on where the company will replace the the distribution facility. >> we are started here. they will stay here. they will grow here by bringing their distribution facility back to philadelphia, attaching it to the production facility, already in philadelphia. >> reporter: 150 jobs the company moved temporarily to philadelphia after the the fire, will stay there. >> we're terribly disappointed and devastated by decision they mad

burlington county, inform. there have been multiple sightings roared in evesham township just in the past week.olice sent out this picture of a bear on thursday. it was seen in the sanctuary development before going back into the woods on its own. this morning police say a bear was spotted near the fire department so it's still unclear if this is the same black bear wandering around. also new information tonight about that deadly fire in newark, new jersey, that killed six people including a 15 year old. police say the teenager was on a father's day visit to honor this deceased dad when he, his mother and four others perish in the fire. the blaze broke out in one house, quickly spread to anoth another. everyone in the second house managed to escape. the cause does remain under investigation tonight. >> and security is tightening in baghdad after stream mist militants threaten to storm iraq pogs capitol city and now president obama is considering taking military action. cbs news correspondent windy gillette has more now from new york. >> reporter: baghdad is under a night curfew and tight securi

burlington county, new jersey. multiple sitings have been reported in over sham township in the past week. now, police sent out this picture of bear on thursday, it was seen in the sanctuary development before going back into the woods on its own. sunday morning police say a bear was spotted near the fire department, it is unclear if it was the same black bear. >>> lots of bears. >> yes. >> you snow. >> all in the past week. >> every single day. >> starbucks giving their barista a new job perk. >> coffee giant is offering tuition reimbursement to both full and part time employees working their way through college. new benefit will cover two full years of internet courses at arizona state university, employees do not have to remain with starbucks after get that agree. >> that can add, too, thousands of dollars. >> you have to go to that one particular university. >> right. >> on line course. >> couple of course respect, but hey, take what you can get, right? >> still ahead this morning, we are remembering casey kasem. >> plus mom who says she and her daughter humiliated on a flight from new

burlington county. there were bear sightings in winslow and waterford township. the pictures were sent to us by "action news" viewers yesterday. the 300-pound black bear has turned up in the king's grant neighborhood of marlton. police are reminding everyone to keep their garbage cans covered and do not feed the bear. if you see it, call 911. >> it was a big send off in south jersey for military men and women. 34 members of the national guard were honored at a going away party. it was held at the vfw post 2174 in westville, gloucester county. the soldiers are partly of the 114 infantry battalion. >>> we have a new miss new jersey sierra taylor jones was crowned in ocean city. her platform is youth arts education. this year marks the 50th anniversary of miss new jersey pageant. >>> the world cup was cause for celebration in northern liberties. the world town festival featured soccer matches on the big screen and plenty of food and fun all day. schmidts piazza hosted the events. it was time to share in the community's wonderful cultural diversity. >>> happening tod

. >>> another black barajas opinion spot in the burlington county, new jersey multiple siting in over sean townshipst week. police sent out this picture of the bear thursday. seen in the sanctuary development before going back into the woods on its ownment sunday morning, police say, bear was spotted near the fire department, not clear if it was same the same black bear. >> 6:33, checking the forecast, hey, katy? >> happy monday everybody. we are looking ahead to another bright sunny day, just little different than yesterday. could not beat yesterday. bright sunshine, comfortable humidity, not terribly hot, just right. but today starting to see up tick in humidity and the actual thermometer readings, so, it starts to feel a lot more like the dog days as we call them of summer. storm scan3, empty however, still high pressure on your side, but now it is setting to up our southeast. so the last two days either anchored overhead or had little more of northerly component to the winds to keep it nice and dry. now with that area of high pressure, just southeast of us, the flow becomes southwesterly. comin

township. >> reporter: bear made it's way from camden to burlington county.vesham officials say they've gotten calls for a couple dozen sightings. >> i think that someone should intervene and relocate the bear humanely. >> marlton residents susan brown she and her neighbors want state fish and wildlife to step in and move the bear away from such a densely populated area. local officials want the same. mayor randy brown took to facebook to question why the state says it can't help. >> i'm truly stunned by the way that this state is reacting. we've called them thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. we knew the location of the bear. we have asked them to do it and they said no, we'll just continue to monitor the situation. we don't go out to get them. if the bear is just being a bear, he's acting usual. he's not doing anything aggressive. >> reporter: new jersey department of environmental protection spokesman bob considine says the department does not have the resources to lie in wait for the bear. the state will step in if the bear starts acting a aggressively

. >>> another water main break in evesham township columbia drive and annapolis drive. burlingtond to go up at 8:10. stick to the turnpike connector bridge. new castle county an accident at route 100 and carpenter's road. >> that's philadelphia international airport we have a little cloud cover out there, david murphy with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: matt a shield of clouds overhead with a few holes here and there and sunny breaks. the temperatures continue to inch upwards 71 degrees in philadelphia. just a tad muggy outside not too bad under the clouds for now. accuweather says more humid than yesterday, high of 88. tomorrow that's when the heat and the higher humidity kicks in. we'll get a high of 92 and pop-up shower or thunderstorm. and wednesday and thursday we have the potential for drenching thunderstorms and highs in the low 90s and still humid. not as hot on friday high of 82. matt we are hoping the precip dials down in the morning. >> wawa well mum america week has arrived. head to 6abc.com you'll get a full list of events leading up to the >>> good morning, a

burlington county, new jersey. now officials are hot on the trail of two bears in winslow, waterford and evesham township. reporter syma chowdhry has more from mount laurel. >> this guy seems to be talk of the town in mount laurel. >> it is a bear, hearing it on the news. >> wow, he made his way down here. it was exciting. >> reporter: cbs-3 photographer alan wheeler spotted this bear roaming around homes tuesday morning. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: he shot this exclusive cell phone video on tiehl lane. >> i really don't want to meet him at night. >> reporter: we showed neighbors video of the bears wondering around their yards. what did you see this morning. >> a bear. >> you saw a bear. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: what was he doing? >> he was just walking. >> reporter: five-year old johnny simpson says he was not scared to see the animal but his family says this is no cartoon bear. >> it is not yogi, definitely not yogi bear. >> reporter: police are trying to keep an eye on the bear but says it has not posed a threat. officials say on a hot day like today bear is doing its best to stay cool. o

burlington county. last week there were sight goes in winslow and waterford townships. >>> the situation in iraq deteriorates. sunny militants has captured tallafar. secretary of state john kerry says drone strikes in iraq are a possibility. >>> those funds will be used to restore wet land and dunes and marshes, which act as protection, from future weather events. >>> kathy? >>> we're tracking a few showers on storm scan three, chris and some with lightening to the north and west and they appear to be moving towards baltimore, washington and keeping an eye on these as well across the state. big story is heat and humidity and with that the state of new jersey does extend in pennsylvania suburbs as well in the northern and western suburbs. we are talking about unhealthy air for sensitive groups, very young, elderly and if you have breathing problems, heat and humidity, poor ozone will create these issues. coming up the forecast for the weekend is on the way,. >> kathy, thanks. >>> all out search is underway in the middle east. the troops are rounding up dozens of senior of hamas leaders to find three teens inc

burlington county. >> reporter: here on the 100 block of washington here in the presidential lakes neighborhood, the browns mills section of pemberton townshipy all accounts a peaceful, quite little community. that is until last night. pemberton township police tell us they received a phone call around 5:40 p.m. yesterday from a 44 year old herbert raoul let telling them homicide occurred at the home we are told he shares with his mother. authorities arrived to find 71 year old maryann raoul let dead on the living room floor. that's say hear bert was the only person home at the time of the killing other than his mother. he's been charged now with her murder. an autopsy has been ordered to determine her exact cause of death. authorities looking now for motive and neighbors, well, they are understandably stunned. >> your own mother. i got three kids. i would, you know, kind of shocking and i was really shocked to hear that something like that happened around here. >> i grew up out here and i thought it's safe for kids. it was safe for me. and i know the area. and i love it but it doesn't make it any better to live here. >> when stuff like this

a burlington county man has been accused of killing his mother inside their home. 44-year-old herbert roulettes held on $500,000 bail. they shared a house in pemberton township. they are investigating a motive for the crime. the medical examiner is determining the official cause of death. >> it's a hefty payday for 90 waiters and waitresses from chicky'chickie's and pete's. he kept some of the tips for himself. restaurant spokespersons say that it's due to complex pay regulations. >> it tripped up restaurants all over the country. >> it's a 6 million assessment will go out later. >>> the u.s. and ghana soccer game is underway. the center is brazil. locally bethlehem, pennsylvania is a fifa dream. what is going on there walter? >> you cannot believe how the crowd ballooned. people showed up in droves. the u.s. game is underway against ghana. you see the giant tv. the huge crowd. this party is fifa sanctioned. it taking place outside of the arts quest center. the u.s. match up fancy ghana is underway with the u.s. leading. this crowd is fired up. it's another sign that soccer is on the rise in the u.s. word cup fever is taking over bethlehem. matt hubert is sa

burlington and camden counties. the most recent here in mount laurel but there have been sight goes in evesham, waterford and winslow townships. >>> our syma chowdhry is on the bear beat today and she joins us live from mount laurel where she spoke to people living in the neighborhood, syma. >> reporter: that is right, chris. our photographer alan wheeler happened to see a bear walking around peoples homes and in their yards eventually ending up in this pond and taking a dip doing what we all have been trying to do all day and that is stay cool. this is not wild life documentary this bear was scene roaming around in mount laurel, it is exclusive video that our cbs-3 photographer alan wheeler shot with his cell phone tuesday morning. bear was walking from yard to yard and neighbors who saw it call 911. >> they have said we're aware of it. she answered the phone is this about the bear? i said yes. we're aware of the situation. >> reporter: we showed exclusive video to those who missed a bear visit. >> have you seen a bear before. >> no. >> reporter: police are following the bear as it roams through other neighborhoods. >> as pe

township. he is also suspected in seven additional 7-eleven robberies, including one back in january in pensauken in which a clerk was shot, and paralyzed. >>> new at 6:00 the burlington county bear, is spotted again, lets take a look the at these photos from mansville police. they show the bear stralling through town in west hampton yesterday. residents are urged to stay away from bears that they sianni also to move bird feeders, trash cans and pet food indoors while that animal is in the area. >>> developing right now more trouble for the the revel casino hotel in atlantic city. the it is telling staff it will shut down this summer if pit cannot find a buyer. warning letter given to employees say staff could be let go as soon as august 18th. revel posted a first quarter operating loss of $21.7 million, the casino's owners gained control during bankruptcy last year. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, new jersey governor chris christie signs a bill guarantee disabled students equal access to athletics at school. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us the signing came on the last full day of a special olympics competition in mercer county. >> reporter: national speci

evesham township mayor randy brown says same black bear seen last week in camden county has traveled through five towns and now in burlington county. evesham police department says it has fielded dozens of calls for people who have seen this bear since friday. residents and officials want state fish and wild life to move in before that animal can hurt someone or itself. state says the the bear is better left alone. >> i'm stunned by the way this state is reacting. we called them thursday friday, saturday and sunday. we knew the location. we asked them to do it. they said in we will monitor the situation. >> we don't go out to get them. if the behavior is just being a bear, acting usual, in the doing anything agrees i have. >> reporter: mayor says local police don't have the the third to sedate the bear. it was has seen machine morning in mount laurel. >>> happening new jersey governor chris christie is expect to make an announcement about expanding an anti overdosing program. with the expansion police in every county and state troopers will be trained to administer a drug called narcan it reverses heroin overdose. officers

burlington county humane police say back on may 21st. the loppered rabbit's hut was damaged and the pet was missing. its body was later found discarded in a nearby creek in the mobile section of southampton townshipw jersey. this was a beloved pet and it's easily recognizable with those long floppy ears and police are still trying to figure out exactly why these young boys would carry out such a hideous act. >> just believe it was possible a random act, possibly retaliation, that is still under investigation right now but right now the two suspect. >> reporter: and the new jersey state police are also investigating this crime because of their young ages. the boys names will not be released. the tentative court date is set for june 24th. tam. >> erin thank you. >>> firefighters were on the scene battling a shuttle bus fire at philadelphia international airport. flames shot up from the front of the bus and quickly engulfed the entire vehicle. only the driver was on board at the time and he was able to get out unhurt. all arrival roadways around terminal e were temporarily shut down while crews extinguished those flames. authorities do not suspect anything criminal went on. >> happening today, trans

township, no word on his condition this morning. >> and sad news here, nine year old girl is dead following a crash in burlington, new jersey, first told this this story monday morning. police say the hired was partially ejected from a car in a crash on mt. mt. holly roa, several other people were hurt. investigation into the crash is ongoing. >>> time 4:07 this wednesday morning, the fight over a controversial key name making national headlines is hitting close to home, what school officials have to say about students refuse to go use the name >> the state will kick in more than $7 million to get the warehouse built. deitz and watson offered more financial incentives, the production side by side made just too much sense. >> begs news, main reason why we played the decision, just, you know, just makes sense to be here, to be altogether, we have our main processing facility, we'll have our distribution center, our fleet maintenance, our national corporate office. absolutely makes sense. >> deitz and watson has been using philadelphia sites for temporary warehousing since the fire destroyed a new jersey place last year. this permane