jeff is live in camden tonight with more. >> reporter: createo was facing a possible life sentence if convicted of murder. today he plead guilty to a lesser charge of manslaughter that will put him behind bars for up to 10 years. after nearly two years of maintaining his innocence. david creato admitted to killing his son brendon. the statement reads, createo stated under oath that erectlessly caused his son's death by depriving him of oxygen. he dumped the body in cooper river park after smothering him with a pillow. he called 911 to report his son missing. >> 911 what is your emergency? >> a mistrial was declared in may when jurors failed to reach an anonymous verdict. prosecutors alleged he killed his son because he was interfering in his relationship with a 17-year-old. the girlfriend did not want to speak to reporters about the plea. the second trial was set to begin next month instead he will be sentenced to manslaughter. >> neither the prosecutor or defense attorney would speak on camera. but the next step is sentencing expected to take place on september 29th, he will be sente

gives them the opportunity to see something outside of camden. >> you start learning each other. giggling more. having more fun. being able to share their experiences. >> bishop ed boehnworked with m kids. he said it's during this program so many get comfortable and confident. >> i believe an active child going forward is an child going towards success. i believe this program is very successful because of the leadership of it, but also because the children want to do better. >> in camden, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, life music in the lehigh valley. >> 600 performers entertain crowds on 17 stages at this year's music fest. most of the concerts are free. early entertainment starts this afternoon at 2:00 in bethlehem. open ceremony for the 10 day event this evening at six. entire marathon of music runs through august 13. headliner for tonight playing on the sand steel stage. >>> to delaware t river front blues festival runs through five. the past 20 years the festival has been organized by the diamond state blues society. if all that music isn't enough for you. th

it was a crime some might say was as clever as it was cruel, august 6th camden women went up in the new hong kong chinese restaurant on chase street placed an order and then allegedly helped herself to the cash register, blurred in the security video is suspect's seven year-old daughter who climbed through off set plexiglas shield to get the money. >> once the employees of the chinese restaurant were out of sight she directed her daughter behind the counter. >> reporter: last friday camden metro released video of the theft and by tuesday they made an arrest. >> we had overwhelming amount of tips coming in and pretty much gave us her name. >> reporter: twenty-eight year-old linda stratton of camden has been charged with burglary and theft, child endangerment and employing a juvenile in the commission of the crime. >> i believe it is terrible. >> reporter: we tried un successfully to track down stratton who has been processed and released. child protective services are now involved. kwan family gave us access to their restaurant but chose not to speak on camera. cross the street is whitma

cualquier informaciÓn debe llamar a la policÍa del departamento de camden. ♪ la policÍa investiga unelphia, sucediÓ a las 3:30 de la maÑana. un vehÍculo chocÓ con un edificio, imÁgenes aÉreas muestran a un sedÁn plateado con daÑos enfrente de un negocio de reparaciÓn de automÓviles. y philadelphia se ha comprometido a contratar a mÁs personas en su departamento para reflejar la diversidad en la ciudad. milady: la feria anual de empleo de la ciudad se llevÓ a cabo en el centro de convenciones en donde mÁs de 6000 personas acudieron para trabajar en los diferentes departamentos de la ciudad. >> sÍ, trabajar en la compaÑía de agua, en la biblioteca. muchos colegios. milady: entre los partÍcipes incluyeron departamento de policÍa y el sistema de transporte. la razÓn por la cual el evento fue bien acudido es que la ciudad ofrece mejores incentivos. >> ofrece mejores beneficios, porque para jubilarse, proveer seguro de salud. milady: aunque los que asistieron pensaron que valiÓ la pena, encontraron que la falta de historial de trabajo puede ser un impedimento. >> no tengo experiencia, no m

live at camden county police "action news" reporter bob brooks. bob. >> reporter: well, jim, investigators say they need help trying to find this guy. over the weekend here in camden they had a man on an atv trying to kill police officers by running them over. that's something that can't happen. investigators say this man turned his atv into a weapon his target two camden county police officers this past saturday night. camden county deputy police chief joseph wysocki says one of the victims detective kenneth egan was almost killed. >> this could have been much worse. the officer is lucky to be alive at this point. >> reporter: the happened at the east coast gas station on newton avenue. officer nicole barry and detective egan were working a robbery case in the area when they spotted the suspect tampering with gas station equipment. when the police first arrived the suspect on the atv ran into the passenger side door. it was opened. and as a result it smashed into officer barry injuring her. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he knew that he was

marÍa: en la Última idea original en camden.ventana al tiempo". albert: hoy las mÁximas han subido hasta 88 grados en philadelphia. estos dÍas llegÁbamos a los 90 grados, la tendencia es que ya no suban tanto. cambia la direcciÓn del viento este fin de semana, entra al oeste y eso harÁ bajar la temperatura. el ambiente serÁ más fresco. donde sÍ han bajado las temperaturas es en chicago y este frente frÍo en la ciudad. estamos delante de ese sistema durante las Últimas horas. si nos acercamos en philadelphia, pocas cosas, algunas nubes pero sin pena ni gloria. aquÍ en philadelphia, maÑana en la tarde se podrÍan escapar algunas gotas con el paso de una banda de nubes. en cuanto a las temperaturas valores mÁs similares a los de hoy. los acumulados que podrÍamos ver durante este fin de semana con el paso de esta banda de nubes y a la zona de nueva york aquÍ nos quedamos a los 80 grados el fin de semana. seguimos con la cuenta atrÁs para el eclipse total de sol en este 21 de agosto. el fin de semana arranca con algunas nubes, tempera

found him at a food pantry in camden. investigators believe he went on a tire splashing spree in somerdale. 13 vehicles hit including nine police cruisers. >>> tropical rain and high wind made conditions pretty miserable at the jersey shore. >> yes, take a look at this video from the boardwalk yesterday. vacationers still tried to make the best of the situation. refusing to waiste the last day of summer. >> last chance for sunshine. >> yes, ma'am. >> not the worst. pretty empty. probably the effortiest i'll see atlantic city. >>> fortunately today first alert meteorologist bill henley says things should be much drier down the shore. find out more information. >>> drier, you won't have to run after that umbrella hat for sure. dry across the entire area if you're headed out right now. indeed drying out. the rain has ended. getting nice clear view of boat house row this morning. few clouds around, sunny and nice this afternoon. 70s this afternoon. nice and comfortable. humidity is coming down. going to make for a clear and c

bombshell news out of camden county, new jersey. david creato the man prosecutors charged with killing his three-year-old pleaded guilty to manslaughter months after mistrial for the crime. >> prosecutors had promised to trite case again. so this is what happened today. 23-year-old dj creato plead guilty this morning to killing his little boy brandon almost two years ago. so he was slated for the retrial on first degree murder charges in just a master weeks. camden county jury iain told you had deadlocked in may. he now faces ten years in pris prison. when a judge sentences him on september29th. so basically this is a plea de deal. he pleads, they don't go to trial. he gets ten years out in, what, eight and a half years, right? possibly. so he'll be required to serve at least those eight and a half years. then he could be eligible for parole. >>> 39-year-old man is in jail facing several charges right now after a shooting involving a philadelphia police officer. this happened saturday night around 11:00 on alder street and authoriti

sentencing is scheduled for september 29th here in camden. reporting live, david spunt be cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you >>> a $35,000 reward is being offered to held solve a cold case on the mainline. 62-year-old was found dead inside her home in tredyffrin township in june of last year, the cause of death blunt force trauma. crime commission announced the reward for anyone with information that lead to an arrest and conviction. her family wants justice. >> probably my best friend there's not many siblings that can say that, we lost a tremendously good person, it's just not right >> anyone who may have information on her death is asked contact citizens crime commission >>> president trump spent date in reno talking to a crowd of veteran. he said their examples of the national unity he's trying to create. the president signed a bill making it easier for veterans to appeal decisions on their disability claims. signing ceremony came after a speech to veterans at the american legion convention. president trump asked all american s to come

fortunately camden county police chief does a great job. receiving national recognition for community policing. great job down there. >> that's a very cool story. >> really strong program. did it last year. again this year. one of my favorite parts is the officers go to the home of each child. get to see where they live. meet the parents. really exposes the kid to police and vice versa. >> we're going to stay in new jersey right now. talking about a crash on the new jersey turnpike southbound just south of interchange six which is the exit for the pennsylvania turnpike. just south of exit 6. on the inner roadway of the new jersey turnpike. it's seems to be affecting things a little bit. choose to take the outer lanes of that area, i definitely would. 76 at montgomery drive. good news to report here. watching a crash. moved over to shoulder. all clear now. drive time looking good as you make your way eastbound from the blue route to vine street expressway. >> thanks. 5:18. let's talk about the weather. you had a stormy sort of pattern going

he will be taken to the camden county jail. to clear reason for his actions. rick?christie, thank you. police in montgomery county need the public's help finding a man and woman that stole $2,100 worth of clothing from dick's sporting good store. they had their children with them. >> not a good example. >> the adults could face child endangerment charges on top of theft charges. the couple fled the scene in a gold vehicle. if you have information you are asked to call police. adam joseph is in for cecily tynan. >> minor changes as we head into labor day weekend. looking at the weather center right now, it was a gloomy day today, temperatures in the 60s, rain, chilling wind out of the north ayes. it did end on a bright note. bob watts one of the editors here outside of the studios here in channel6. you can see the bright primary rainbow and a secondary rainbow to the north of it there. a glimmer of sunshine and spots before the sunset. as we head into the next couple of days, it's brighter and warmer. despite that, the sky can'ts are going to improve. if you are at t

sentencing is scheduled for september 29th here in camden. reporting live, david spunt be cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you >>> a $35,000 reward is being offered to held solve a cold case on the mainline. 62-year-old was found dead inside her home in tredyffrin township in june of last year, the cause of death blunt force trauma. crime commission announced the reward for anyone with information that lead to an arrest and conviction. her family wants justice. >> probably my best friend there's not many siblings that can say that, we lost a tremendously good person, it's just not right >> anyone who may have information on her death is asked contact citizens crime commission >>> president trump spent date in reno talking to a crowd of veteran. he said their examples of the national unity he's trying to create. the president signed a bill making it easier for veterans to appeal decisions on their disability claims. signing ceremony came after a speech to veterans at the american legion convention. president trump asked all american s to come

. >> we're live outside the center city courthouse in camden for what this means for them. matt? >> reporter: the point of today's meeting is to discuss the temporary restraining order. the army corps of engineers wants that order lifted but the city of margate wants it to remain in place. what we're talking about is the dune construction on the beaches over there. it was ordered to be shut down at least temporarily last week. city officials say the state-mandated project has led to drainage issues that created large ponds of bacteria-filled standing water. margate officials say the construction has caused the city irreparable harm. they told the army corps of engineers, the contractor and city officials last week to come up with a meaningful plan to solve the drainage problems. there was an agreement in part to finish the walkways along the major streets, to have the army corps pump water from retention bases quickly after a heavy rainfall and also have the army corps secure the work area. take a listen to some of the residents there, what they had to say about this. >> it basic

they found him at a food pantry in camden. investigators believe he went on a tire slashing spree in somerdale. 13 vehicles hit including nine police cruisers. >> a penn state adviser and athletic trainer is making a last minute bid not to appear in court related to the death of a pledge. scheduled to appear in court today. judge has to decide on whether he is in contempt of court for not showing up tow a hearing earlier this month. lawyers filed two motions last night. one would dismiss the contempt of court hearing. the other would limit the questions he could be asked if forced to testify. according to court papers, at the fraternity house on the night tim piazza died, but letter early and didn't learn about the incident until the next morning. >>> pentagon use a panel of experts on the issue of whether transgender people shoulder serve in the military. put together a panel with people who are experts in combat operations to develop a plan. last week the president considered a ban on transgender individuals from joining the

and lightning over camden county. as we track this out, this little cluster is moving to the northeast. so it's spreading through trenton that we are looking at the timing moving through ben salem at 5:30, trenton by 6:00, this is going to continue mauve ing off to the northeast by around 6:30. but the good news is it is starting to weaken just a tad. that's a good sign in that area. if i pull this out, this cluster moving to the northeast. these little clusters you see here mostly moving to the east and then this little south of vineland is moving to the north. these two combining may create a stronger cell in the next half hour. just a few minutes we'll track this. we'll also talk about what to expect into the next several days and your weekend. >>> he was just 1 years old when he was b sent prison and served ten years for a crime he never committed. >> now he's giving back in a big way on both sides of the law. one year later, still no refund. all new at 5:00, the one thing wrong with the viewer's plane ticket. wha

camden schools are pointing to progress. yesterday school officials announced a dramatic drop in student suspensions. they credited alternatives to that kind of discipline. teachers are now using tools to deescalate confrontation. include a calming room. help students manage behavioral issues before they become problems. >> this past year, we had a 53% decrease in students being suspended. and 89% in our high schools. >> school officials said the new approach is keeping students in their buildings rather than sending them out into the streets for days at a time. >>> sun is coming up. we got a windshield wiper going. seen a few showers this morning. might need a windshield wiper to start with. not during the day. sunshine is going to take over. 66 degrees at 6:26. got your neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> police are investigating a violent home invasion leaving one person shot. coming up next, the extraordinary length the homeowners went to get help. >>> living the dream. after learning she hit the power ball. >>> i love

. 2100 of those guns came from camden.e table, 129 assault weapons. >> those are weapons of war. those are weapons that were designed to kill as many people as possible as quickly as possible. those weapons are no longer on the streets of new jersey. >> reporter: new jersey's attorney general police and mayors touted what they said was the record-breaking hall. in total, more rivals were turned in than hand guns. hasn't guns are seen as the weapons of choice in street crime. >> police officers that they've seen gotten shot have gotten shot with long guns. long guns kill, too. >> citizens get shot with hand guns? >> i tell was, citizens get shot with all kinds of guns want we are doing, want we will continue to do if we decided to another one those, without apologizing is take every gun that can fire a bullet and hurt or kill someone. >> reporter: he says taxpayers paid nothing for the guns. nearly $500,000 paid out was from cash seized from criminals. we asked if tougher gun laws would help deter violent crime. >> do you t

some of those kids were busy making care packages from camden's homeless. cleve bryan met a few of these boys and girls today using past experiences to encourage others rt. >> reporter: filled with snacks and hygiene products these bags going out to the homeless in camden decorated with inspirational quotes from local kids. >> i wrote, be positive and make a change. write your own psychiatrist. >> the rest of her live script doesn't have to be the same as the first act. she and the rest of the kids who wrote these encouraging words share a common tragic thread. each lot of loved ones to violence. >> 2011 i lost my cousin like my father figure and just like hurt me real bad and i didn't how to deal with it. >> what they needed was a safe place to heel and found it at saving grace ministry in camden. she lost her husband to gun violence. >> he was shot 18 time and at the time we were raising one child. >> reporter: over the last seven years saving grace helped more than 400 children who lost family members to violence. they offer mentor ship, tutoring, counse

a bombshell in camden county, new jersey, david creato admits he did kill his on three year old son. dawn timoney on the stunning reversal right before the beginning of his new trial. >> it is a really, really sad conclusion to a really, really sad thing. >> lots of heavy hearts in haddon township today after news began to spread 23 year old dj creato pleaded guilt think morning to killing his little boy, brendan, almost two years ago. creato was scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges in a matter of weeks after camden county jury was hopelessly dead-locked in may. many in this tight community showing their continued support for the three year old boy, with blue ribbons outside their homes. those we spoke to today were not surprised creato struck a deal. >> it happened in the legal system t didn't happen in the moral system. i'm sure he looked forward and his lawyer said this is the best thing you can do. >> it is appauling, shocking, scary, but doesn't really surprise me. >> under the plea agreement, creato admitted under oath that he deprived his little boy of oxygen

lose at home 5-1. >> 25 and anniversary. >> can't believe it's been 25 years since the opening of camdenwe're all old >> no joke. >> madonna is 59. did you hear about this >> don't keep going. >> it's one of those, whenever you see things people share, don't tell me how old i am. >> don't want to know >> we'll take one of knows miniature camden yards they were >> we'll be right back. . >>> we get the storms out of here tonight, tomorrow sunny, drier, less humid, 89. looks so-and-so for eclipse monday be high of 81, we'll have clouds. i just hope not during the >> not too many clouds and not at that time >> basically starts at 1:00 and ends at 4:00 >> watch closely. >> have a good night. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per

when you look at in ca camden. in 2003 a bought a number of gun off street maybe a thousand or more, 5 were assault weapons, i don't know why anyone would have one unless they were trying to did something nefarious, you can'youcan't hunt with it. >> jamaal, i heard this as a talking point, if is saves just one life, crime was skyrocketing in camden, you know what changed it? cops. >> it works. we could say have universal background checks and limit ammunition. >> two mayors, it has nothing to do who domestic opportunity, jobs or gangs it has to do with gun. >> easier on blame the gun, instead of a policy bill that reliefs crime. >> okay. >> i was knee high. >> they -- continue to look at -- >> front office. >> put forward policy they make it harder for people to defend themselves. >> you will never eliminate crime, but, the steps are headed in right direction, gun buyback program, would do justice. >> we have no agreement or consensus on gun buyback, but there is no doubt that you need more cops in cities, combine

if you know anything, you are asked to call camden county police. your tips can stay anonymous. police say that the suspect could face charges of attempted murder of a police officer. in camden, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> to philadelphia's efforts now to curb the city's exploding heroin epidemic. cleanup crews today dismantled long time drug haven situated non far from where the city evicted heroin addicts last week. the growth of that drug haven really illustrates the problem in the city. >> without resources and user willing to get help it really begs the question are we simply pushing the problem from one neighborhood to another? our bruce gordon spent the day in kensington right be 19 the conrail tracks being leaned up. he's joining us in stewed eighty seven bruce, good evening. >> good evening thomas. an age old expression kicking the can down the street to put off solving a problem till tomorrow or later. well that may be what we're seeing in philadelphia these days the cans being a small army of heroin addicts with nowhere to go. the street, well, pick almost anyo

marÍa: de acuerdo al capitÁn de policÍa de camden no sÓlo este programa ayuda a sacar armas de la callevivienda. >> hay muchas armas y noticias de descarga accidenta. marÍa: los propietarios de armas de fuego recibieron un total de $220 por cada uno de sus armas. las personas podÍan canjear hasta tres armas sin ninguna pregunta sobre cÓmo las obtuvieron. >> es muy importante para nosotros que usemos la palabra y para ver lo que pasÓ este viernes y sÁbado. marÍa: el Último programa de recolecciÓn y compra del condado saco de las calles un poco mÁs de 1000 armas de fuego. pero este aÑo los nÚmeros se duplicaron mostrando el esfuerzo de residentes y autoridades del condado. ilia: un accidente que involucrÓ a varios vehÍculos impacto el trÁfico en roosevelt boulevard. sucediÓ la una de la tarde en los carriles. imÁgenes de nuestro socios muestras dos autos con fuertes daÑos bloqueando los carriles de cada uno. un tercer vehÍculo fue detenido cerca del suv y varias policÍas y unidades de bomberos tuvieron en escena. mÁs informaciÓn continÚa llegando sobre un choque violento que dejÓ a una pe

in our agency, we operate an 80 million waste treatment plant in camden city that serves 500,000 in camdennd 36 suburban towns in new jersey. we're deeply committed to the responsibility to protect public health and the environment always being responsible with our taxpayer dollars. funding infrastructure is a great challenge of utility. all clean water agencies around the country have the same missions and they are as follows. one, to protect the public health. safe drinking water, sewage flows and backups. students shouldn't have to walk through sewage to get to bus stops and shouldn't have led in their drinking water. protect environment, keep open for business, water infrastructure no opportunity for growth and also infrastructure, construction and maintenance results in jobs. there's challenges but also opportunities. in order to do this, in order to meet our mission of protecting the environment, protecting the public health, we have to reinvest aging infrastructure. as senator duckworth said it's old. many utilities are as old as late 19th vengery, over 100 years in the ample life i

a middle school opened up this week in camden. and partnering up in that school.ackpacks to those students. jeanette reyes. channel 6 "action news." >> love seeing that. still to come a check of that forecast. looking live outside and showing you a soggy ben franklin bridge from the sky 6 camera. adam joseph has it's exclusive accuweather forecast and when we'll ethe sun again maybe tomorrow. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liv

a busy evening with that eagles preseason game at the linc as well as a jimmy buffett concert in camden and add in extra complications like a crash on 95 southbound approaching allegheny and westbound vine near broad. and things have gotten off to a bad start. and downingtown the westbound side of the 30 bypass pushed off to the side near 113, both lanes are open and coming west of exton you are dealing with extra slowing use business 30 instead of the bypass this afternoon. and no parts of highway 1 in delaware, a crash at the bittled corner toll plaza jamming things up northbound everything is blocked and stay on 301 with the crowd and you will a little bit better off and 9 is other option. and in new jersey, an overturned tractor trailer and speeds in the teens there. >> pennsbury township a wreck along baltimore pike south of britains bridge road. we'll check it again, in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. the president stirs unmore controversy about the violence in charlottesville, virginia. what he is saying about historical statues elici

i ought to say that camden council did ask us to say that camden council did ask us not to record inside. he showed me a range of work at various residents believe is shoddy. let's ta ke residents believe is shoddy. let's take a look at the fire doors was to be can see seals, which are supposed to be fire and smoke resistant. i think we can argue that work is questionable since those seals only went upa questionable since those seals only went up a week or so ago. that fire door runs to the only fire stairs. it does not in fact shut. moving on to the staircases that that leads on to, if you have a look there, at the edge of each staircase you should have a working, fit for purpose black strip, a nonslip strip that i dearly can be seen in the dark. you can see it is very badly worn away. on those sets of stairs there were no strips at all, that was quite good compared to some of the others. let's move on to the front door of flats, should have been sealed at the top and the bottom and around that letterbox. on that letterbox there was no sealant at all. if you skip to the next photo, you

camden county rail project will close roads. area affected will be between east atlantic and barrington avenue. railroad crossing in that area will be replaced. >>> legendary musical act is coming to camden tonight for a free concert. el gran cam bow will perform a free show tonight. show starts at 8:00. at the water front park, but was weather. >>> sending a message. the heart felt plea at mtv video music awards following the events in charlottesville. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. >>> good morning. jessica boyington with you. checking on the bridges. looking at the platt bridge. 26 and pen road here. approaching the bridge with no problems or delays. looks good.

that's for the cities including camden, lebanon and milford. so again, be mindful of this flood advisory that has been issued until 7:45 p.m. doppler radar right now, rainfall totals very impressive. especially close to trenton. 3.5 inches of rainfall per hour. and just over 1.5 inches per hour for dover. so again impressive rainfall totals for some neighborhoods, but not for all. we also do have this severe thunderstorm warning that has just been issued until 5:45 p.m. including bucks, burlington and ocean counties. as we expect more thunderstorms to move into our area. so let's go ahead and take these out for you. you can expect 7:56 p.m. e see some thunderstorms moving through your area. and 9:07 p.m. for wilmington. more thunderstorms from west to east. and 8:56 that's when you can expect some thunderstorms moving into your neighborhood. already e seeing some wind damage reported at approximately 40 miles per hour. so there are some pretty strong storms right now. we take a look at what we're seeing to the west of lancaster here. we can see

one last live look in barrington camden county.vehicle on the end of the ramp from white horse pike to 295 northbound. that on-ramp partially blocked and it's slow in both directions. rick and sharrie back to you. >> matt thank you again. >> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a woman simply walking down a busy street survivors an unprovoked attack by a jogger and it was all caught on camera. >> in sports, the eagles gearing up for their first preseason matchup. ducis rodgers with more from carson wentz on how the birds look going up against green bay. >> meteorologist adam joseph tracking the latest of course in our forecast from the "action news" weather center. >> rain leaving us and now the sun starting to poke back out and with a little bit of sunshine here, this afternoon temperatures climbed to 80 degrees. so well below that normal of 86. get used to below average temperatures. pretty nice weather as well. we'll talk about it in that seven-day forecast. >> all right. about time. thanks adam. those stories and much more when

police in camden county identified a suspected tire slasher, this is edward j. holmes iii they believe he is wanted for slashing 52 tires on police vehicles parked in camden county. police say that holmes went to police to report his bicycle stolen and will face criminal mischief among other charges when captured. >>> walking to class was no ordinary stroll today for one wilmington school. >> jenny smith elementary hosted a million father march for dads and granddads and all dads to walk with the kids. they highlighted the role they play in the educational lives of the youngsters and gave the men a chance to renew their family commitment. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible, we could help you save money... and get better coverage with access to pharmacies across the nation. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. ♪ >>> time for sports ducis is here and eagles trading a popular player to the saints. >> it caught us off guard the longest tenured athlete and they got a draft pick. jaime apody

sky6 live hd taking a live look at battleship new jersey along the camden waterfront. it's a little hazy out there, let's go outside to david murphy with a look ahead. >> reporter: sun poking through the clouds, but cloudy than earlier this morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have light nuisance sprinkles and showers across dover, delaware. they might cross the delaware bay. most of this is highlighted in shades of green. steadier rain holding off until later tonight. satellite and radar shows you the cloud cover is getting thicker. there's more of that on the other side of washington along with some showers, the later we go through the day and especially tonight, the better chance we have of spotty or more pronounced shower activity. 80 degrees in philadelphia. definitely feeling warm on the terrace. still in the mid 70s, allentown, reading and lancaster. 78 in trenton. 78 in wilmington, 79 in cape may. dewpoints are starting to creep up a little bit. in anther too bad in the i-95 corridor in the low to mid 60s. when you get dewpoint in the mid 60s and 670s y

radar indicated impact expected to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia camden gloucester city cherry hill mount laurel what he's meant for west glassboro lindenwold numbered more. clayton berlin and tabernacle for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until one fifteen am for the following counties in new jersey burlington camden gloucester and ocean and philadelphia pennsylvania. and the result perfectly pink rounded slices if you grasp the basics well let's rewind a little to see the detail that changes everything. to obtain this fine there's another very important step. you have to inject the meat. a machine with a dozen syringes injects a liquid into the lumps of pork. the liquid contains an essential additive. factory manager who shows us. these yellow sacks contain a mixture of salt and sodium nitrite the additive to fifty. percent is

if you have any information, call the camden county police. >> four wheeler there, all right. 6:12. >> accounts, extreme weather causing damage in maryland, the moment carries lifted off the ground by a potential tornado. >> that looks like a tornado for sure. >>> a permanent memorial for a little boy killed in a tragic accident, remember him? what now stands at a disney resort to honor victim of an alligator attack. high wind toppled trees, utility poles and flipped cars and damaged buildings. crews responded to numerous emergency but not hearing about serious injuries, thank goodness. weather service plans to conduct a storm survey to see fit was a tornado but look at that car flipped over. >> that is right, you would think that was footage out of the midwest but no, maryland, salisbury, um. >>> sue knows that area very well. >> well, yeah, there is a university there, not too far from oaks city, maryland and interesting how we got around half inch of rain out of yesterday's storm but there were place that he is got five and a half inches like millville, new jersey, burlington in bu

around wilmington over in through southern delaware county and right up the i-95 corridor into camden county north of trenton there are a couple of flood warnings. heavy rain overnight and you might find some flooded roads. turn around don't drown. most of our precipitation is now moving off the coast to. there's a couple sprinkles out there. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia. 73 in trenton, 74 as you head out the door in allentown. 79 in cape may. 75 in wilmington. and it is on the humid side yet across the region. you'll definitely feel that as you head outside but as we go through the day we're looking at improvement over yesterday. 74 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 81. and by 3 o'clock, 85 degrees. that will be your high. not in the 90's again today and humidity will have a tendency to dip as the day goes on. could be a little pop-up shower down the shore as we take a look at the forecast for the atlantic city air show. karen, i'll have more on that coming up. >> dave let's hit the roads right now as you're stepping out. we continue to have issues looking live on the schuylkill

they are going to be making the trip to camden and federal court to see what happens next. we're live in camden, nbc 10 news. >>> fooiive things you need to w to get your day started. >> on the east mariner pipeline, there have been spills when pumping water. they will give customers notice when drilling will restartme. they came to that agreement yesterday. the bans remain in place until the pennsylvania environmental hearing board reviews the settlement. last month the judge halted the construction after residents in chester county complained that water leaked into the delaware county creek. the project was allowed to resume in some locations last week. >>> the pennsylvania school district owes more than $6 million to thousands of its employees. the city released an audit yesterday showing those employees are owed termination pay. half of them left the district more than five years ago. they said it is a problem and they are working to fix it. >>> breaking news from yesterday morning, the arson investigation on clementine street is now in the hands of homicide detectives.

holmes iii they believe he is wanted for slashing 52 tires on police vehicles parked in camden county. police say that holmes went to police to report his bicycle stolen and will face criminal mischief among other charges when captured. >>> walking to class was no ordinary stroll today for one wilmington school. >> jenny smith elementary hosted a million father march for dads and granddads and all dads to walk with the kids. they highlighted the role they play in the educational lives of the youngsters and gave the men a chance to renew their family commitment. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible, we could help you save money...

our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in camden where residents argued that the it is a public safety has air. is what latest. >> reporter: we have been hearing testimony since 10, we heard from an environmental engineer on behalf of the sit hoy says that water in the ponds in the beach in margate is like water in a sewage treatment plant, bacteria levels 37 times the legal limit for swimming. we also saw that there were dozens of people who made the trip from margate to camden to fight for their beaches, this has been a complete disaster. >> reporter: you know what or high water, margate property owners are fighting a flooding mess on their beach that began with the construction of sand dunes they never wanted. >> they don't even know how to fix the problem. >> i paid almost $40,000 a year in property taxes for a house i use three months a year and this is a complete utter disaster for myself, my family, the community and everybody in margate. >> reporter: federal judge list toned arguments from the u.s. armored core of engineers who want to resume work on dunes after a state

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at the camden county prosecutor's office in camden tonight.wnette? >> reporter: iain, when the friend saw that snap, she indeed rushed and called police. they say when they went to the suspect' home, they found that 18-year-old victim covered in blood. 24-year-old mason mallon is facing serious charges. the camden county prosecutor's office said today that authorities arrested him last saturday at his grand parent's home in gibbsboro and charged him with second assault. >> it doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: investigators say a girl called them after seeing his snap chat post on social media. the girl says she saw her 18-year-old friend on his post and that she looked unconscious. >> gibbsboro police went to the home on the 100 block of west clementon road where they found the victim in his bedroom disoriented, bruised and covered in blood. kathy, lives next door. >> mason has been in trouble before but his grandparents are totally good people. they're just overwhelmed. >> reporter: i talked to his grandparents but they didn't want to speak o

lauren johnson, in camden, at the federal courthouse, hey, lauren?ople arguing, trying to get this temporary suspension on this beach project. this morning in camden, at the federal courthouse, hearing is happening later. let's give you visuals of the theme, what it looks like over in margate. remember monday's rain maker? it dumped more rain behind those sand dunes that created big ponds of water. those ponds had been pumped out last week after july 30th rainstorm. people protested. they were mad. last wednesday, a state court issued a temporary restraining order to halt the project. all of the parties scheduled to meet every day except for the weekends to sort of work toward solution and meet back on friday, two days from now. >> so the same judge who once ruled against the city. >> i think that microphone should be taken to court. we'll fix that, get back to lauen. 6:08. local mom accused of ban dong her ten year old son with special needs in the woods. >> what she told our cameras whether we went looking for answers. >> where do we rang? sports i

stop along the camden and atlantic railroad has been a hub of activity since 1701. haddonfield was founded as quaker settlement, the people couldn't escape the revolutionary war that came right through the center of town. >> many coming up at 6:00 i'll take to you haddonfield's public library, found dollars more than 200 years ago, see some of the cool programs they offer for residents. >> then join jessica dean, kate bilo, vittoria woodill more on haddonfield unique historic homes and charming neighborhoods, cbs-3 summer fest on "eyewitness news" tonight at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:00. we will be right back. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >> from the tiny to the mighty >> staff at the london zoo have gun their annual way in of their animals, zoo keep ertz will bewaring 200 species over the next several days, including turtles, goats, penguins, gorillas, yes, even lions. zoo keepers use clev

creato was scheduled to be retried on first degree murder charges in a matter of weeks after a camden county jury was hopelessly deadlocked in may. many in this tight community showing their continued support for the three-year-old boy with blue ribbons outside their homes. those we spoke to today were not surprised creato struck deal. >> it happened at a legal system. it didn't happen in the moral system i'm sure he looked forward and his lawyer said this is the best thing you can do. >> it's app palling. it's shocking much it's scary it doesn't really surprise me. >> reporter: under the plea agreement he admitted under oath he deprived his little boy of oxygen on october 13th, 2015. he agreed to be sentenced to ten years in prison required to serve eight and a half years. >> i think it's kind of sad that he can murder your son and then end up being zen dense 8.5 yea years, but you have to have evidence to convict somebody. so without evidence, it makes it very difficult. >> reporter: there were no eyewitnesses to the crime. not even a specific cause of death. creato telling police h

the people of camden were the big winners handing over some 2100 guns. another 1700 came from trenton included on the table 129 assault weapons. >> those are weapons of war. those are weapons that were designed to kill as many people as possible as quickly as possible. those weapons are no longer on the streets of new jersey. >> new jersey's attorney general says local and state law enforcement are also pairing up with federal prosecutors to hammer gun criminals with longer sentences and state judges are denying them bail. >>> a developing story from the white house tonight. joined by senators tom cotton and david perdue today, president trump. (add new way to filter immigration here in the us. the three are proposing a raise act which would scrap the current lottery system that immigrants use to get into the us and replace it with a merit based system currently used by countries like canada and australian the system would cater towards those with work force skills and experience over those who don't. >> i campaigned on creating a merit-based immigration

police in camden county would like everyone to be on the look out for a person that they think may be involved in a luring of a girl. this girl did the right thing she ran away and she got a grown up. lets get tout haddon township where lauren johnson is right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen. haddon township police want to make sure everyone is aware of what happened, they are releasing new information as well as new pictures, lets take a look first at that car that police say that this suspect was driving, they got the surveillance video, from sunday here in the 200 block of addison avenue. they say carries 2003 gold or tan, high unday elantra gls and behind the wheel thinks composite sketch police say they tried to lure the young girl in the car of promises of knowing her parent. as you can tell police say he ace i white male, 30 to 40, dark hair light skin. wearing a orange colored short sleeve colored shirt. victim told police that she remembers that man having really hairy arms and he was wearing a ring on his left hand ring finger. she took off down addison a

there's a couple in camden county and gloucester county.batch down by baltimore that looks like it's going to make it up the i-95 corridor later this morning though. that could be an issue, say, 7, 8 o'clock, something like that. 71 degrees by 7 o'clock. 79 by noon. i am posting the chance of a spotty shower or a thunderstorm as we go through the day. mainly cloudy. can't rule out some sunny breaks but a lot of clouds out there and we're going to go for a high of 83. that 3 o'clock time is a little iffy. it depend on whether it's raining. when the rain comes in those numbers will tend to drop temporarily. as we take a look at the airport all green aircraft, and there's rain up at j.f.k. but everybody else currently is dry. tam. >> thank you david. >>> going to health check as children get ready to go back to those regular bed times as they head back to school new research shows more benefits to getting a good snoods. the study published in pediatrics found children who sleep on average one hour less at night have higher body mass indexes hi

hoy el programa se une con la junta del condado camden para invitar a la comunidad que sean parte deersonas envejecientes que se le haga difÍcil preparar sus propias comidas. marÍa: el programa ha estado operando desde marzo del 75. >> escuchaste al seÑor que compartiÓ su momento dificultoso. maria: es un veterano de la segunda guerra mundial que luchÓ este paÍs y se encontrÓ en situaciÓn de necesitaba servicios para Él y su esposa y por medio de este programa pudieron conseguir comida. >> le llevamos comida caliente y nutritiva al hogar para que tengan de comer. nosotros no creemos que nadie deba sufrir de hambre. marÍa: para ser elegible el individuo debe vivir en el condado camden y tener 60 aÑos, debe tener una discapacidad o vivir solo, no puede salir de casa sin asistencia, no puede preparar sus propias comidas. tiene una ayuda diaria por mÁs de cuatro horas durante el dÍa y no recibe los servicios de apoyo a largo plazo. >> la meta es asegurar que todas las personas de tercera edad tenga comida, porque es injusto no tener de comer. marÍa: es importante recalcar que las comidas

the 31-year-old was from illinois. >>> new video out much camden county of a theft in action.t happened on north 27th street back on july 6th. the man is later seen walking away. if you recognize him call camden police. >>> there is a push in new jersey to offer medical marijuana for more than 40 conditions not initially covered by the law including autism, chronic pain, anxiety and migraines. a states panel made the recommendation in a letter to the health inspector. >>> a chance to break down barriers in camden county. >> a summer program hopes to smooth the tension between police and the communities. the blue knight explorers program is designed to show kids firsthand what emergency responders do like working in the k-9 unit. >> we show them how we investigate a crime from beginning to end. we actually created mock crimes. >> other officers tell us the program helps kids build their confidence and leadership skills. >>> tomorrow shuttle buses will replace septa trains every weekend this month. they will go from 30th street to philadelphia international airport. crews are wo

issued a severe thunderstorm watch for western ocean county in southern new jersey north central camden county in southern new jersey central burlington county in southern new jersey intel seven forty five pm at six fifty seven pm a severe thunderstorm was located over mount laurel or nine miles east of camden moving east at twenty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and nickel size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include cherry hill eventually mount laurel winning borough for new medford lindemulder lumberton mount holly palmyra tabernacle presidential lakes states pemberton right town randy wood barclay kingston cherry hill mall as a long martin and leisure a town for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning issued until seven forty five pm for the following counties in new jersey burlington camden and ocean. when they for that i fall of expanding holy aura vera editorial director for reactionary times and kind of progressive or