live at the art museum, cherry greg, for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, cherri. >>> dhs has custody of two year-old boy found wandering over philadelphia's love park over the weekend and his parents now have a a monday court appearance as a result. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more. >> reporter: it is a picture making headlines across the city this two-year old toddler, with the septa police officer after cop found him alone in the love park a few moments before midnight on friday. >> my daughter was sleeping here. the my son sleeps here. my wife sleeps here and i sleep here. >> reporter: michael jones is that young boy's father. >> we don't have money to pay rent. >> reporter: he and his family are homeless. while they were sleeping in the makeshift shelter a a cold night under some stairs at the park. >> that was the the best way we could do. the wind was in the blowing. the it block it off. >> reporter: michael and his wife angelic heard skateboarder nearby. >> woke up because he heard skateboarders. >> reporter: somehow slipped on the out to sli

cherri greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live for us at the convention center where walkers where to take off, cherri good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, count down is on, exactly. in just 20 minutes. a thousand walkers will begin the last leg of their komen three day. let me tell you, it is a lot of fun, lot of fun, right. >> yes, lot of fun. >> reporter: i'm heave with team believe, from sarasota, florida. they have been here in the cold, from the day, the weather will be good. >> it will be perfect. >> reporter: describe your outfits. you have to show them. they are pirates. why are you pirates. >> we are pirates the because the the theme is the make cancer walk the planning. >> reporter: show please turnaround, karen and show off these outfits. she's the the wench and he is captain jack. while they have fun and pink here you each are walking for a, specific reason, as very serious and relates to breast cancer. why are you walking. >> my mommies a a 14 year survivor and my sorority sister lost her battle at age 39. >> reporter: two wonderful people tell

live, i'm cherri greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just an incredible spirit.we wish them best of luck, so hopefully some good weather. we will check with them in a bit. >>> a local happies offering free mammograms in honor of breast cancer awareness month. aria health help out under insured and no insured women at hospitals in frankford torresdale and langhorne. medical personnel taught woman how to do self-exams, very important. experts say mammograms are an important tool for early detection of breast cancer. aria health and the the breast cancer foundation partnered on this community outreach effort. >>> local landmarks who noticed all across the a area a glow in pink for lights for the the cure campaign among them the melon center in center city. lights for the cure is a joint effort by cbs-3, cw philly and susan g komen philadelphia, that pink light, of course, a reminder to schedule those mammograms. >>> so, so important, lauren. i'm so happy to hear they have a good day ahead, finally good weather for these walkers. >> improvement, this will be the the

. >> kyw news radio reporter cherri greg has more on a remembrance unveiled today. >> ♪ taps >> heroomeone who sacrifices, without regard, it is that simple. >> reporter: scores of officers, friend, family, paid tribute to robert wilson the third, remembering the monumental sacrifice that he willingly made for others. >> although it hurts and he was the the one there at that moment, he was there. >> reporter: that moment was on march 5th when wilson stopped at this video game store to buy a gift for his son but ended up saving lives and taking six bullets when allege robbers carlton hipps and ramone williams opened fire. >> it was one of the greates, in fact, the greatest act of bravery and heroism i have ever personally witnessed. >> reporter: his heroism was followed by posthumous promotion, award for his valor and now a plaque in his district. >> it has been more than seven months since officer robert will on was gun down but raw pain and grief of his death is still visible. in the faces, in the hugs, and even in the the silence. >> good moments, bad moments. >> reporter: but ther

cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 live at the convention center where walkers have taken off, they are out and about and on this journey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. i have moved, i'm now at 15th and jfk, three and a half mile mark from the convention center, they have about 16 and a half more miles to go. walkers are coming across the street as you can sianni besides these beads that i'm wearing and bright pink colors, one of the things that keeps everybody going is the cheering sections. i have a crew right here, they have cow bells. they are wearing the beads. they are cheering. they are even bringing their dogs out to say, and here's lewis, she's cheering her friend kristin on, right here. they are all very happy. lewis is here. you just gave someone a hug. >> that was my friend kristin. >> wonderful. >> so kristin, kristin's grandmother is a 20 year survivor. you were doing this walk with her previously. >> i did it three years before with her and she is at her seventh year. >> reporter: what does it mean for you to be out here. >> i love to come out and s

cherri greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live at the the art museum this morning with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane a yes, it the is cold out here but folks are keeping themselves warm by moving around. as you can see the the setup for the aids walk philly has already begun. folks are starting to show up, registration is going on and folks will gear up to begin the run portion at about 7:30. a major part of this effort includes exhibits and sort of the show the impact of the hiv and aid epidemic and one of those exhibits is 1981, until it is over, the time line of the aids epidemic, over the past 30 years. all of this is set up by aids fund the the major organizers of today's event. i will bring in ken burns -- kevin burns, how are you doing. >> i'm good thank you, how are you, good morning. >> i'm wound full. let's talk about this exhibit. there is a lot to discuss over the past 30 years of this epidemic. the let's talk about some major points and we will get out of the way so andy can sort of show this. >> sure. >> reporter: tell me major point

cherry greg from kyw news radio has more details. >> reporter: it pay toss vote. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. >> reporter: larry platt and philadelphia citizen are hoping to boost the the city's 27 percent voter turnout. he is offering to give one randomly select voter a boat load of cash. >> on election day a voter can go cast their ballot, come out of the poles and they just run into me holding a giant check for $10,000. >> reporter: the effort has support of the political veterans mayor john street and sam katz cats and it even a appears to be legal. >> under state law as long as you don't tell people to vote for a candidate or for or against a proposition as long as you are about voter turnout, it is perfectly legal. >> reporter: similar lottery in los angeles a awarded $25,000 to a vote inner a school board's lex last spring and the effort reportedly boosted turnout by the thousands. >> we should try things to get people reinvigorated. >> reporter: to educate voters committee of 07 team up with crowd pack for this souped up web site that provides, details on candi

greg: so there for several days, it is your business, how many girls was he with in the few days there? >> cherry and monica. so he was a busy guy. he's doing a what guy does at a brothel, having a good time. rosanna: now what happens? are you going to hospital, are you checking in on your friend? >> absolutely. we are checking everything we can and trying to get information. i got a call from the body guard this morning. rosanna: i know sex is legal at the love shack or whatever you call the place, what about drugs, caneopl de drugs? >> no. total no drugs. no tolerance at all. that is what we told him. he said no i'm not doing that he has a history of it. all. >> rosanna: denise in, he was upset on sunday night after receiving a phone call, the kardashian show was on and keeping up with the kardashians and you believe he was featured in the show? >> that is the word i am getting, it was upsetting because of the things being said. greg: we hope it gets through this medical crisis and thank you for joining us. >> thank you, i wish the best to the viewers and we are wishing lamar the best and hope