reporting live from pen august is a even, i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> our coverage of the tanker fire continues on line. you can take another look the at video from the scene and get very latest developments, all you have to do is check out cbs philly.com. >>> yesterday's winter warm up was unfortunately short lived. temperatures are dropping and we are now in for another arctic blast, of cold weather. meteorologist kathy orr is on the sky deck with a first look at the what we can expect now, kathy. >> hard to believe that everything was melting, jessica, sun was out and kid were out playing, not the the case today, you can see the snow, behind me, it is going to be sticking around because temperatures are not going to get above freezing for more than a day or so in the next seven days. the take a look the at storm scan three we have a few cloud around but skies will be clearing and with the clearing skies and high pressure settling in, that means cold temperatures overnight. right now 24. six in the poconos. the with the wind still sustained

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live in cape may with more on the clean up efforts there, cleve. >> reporter: chris, washington street mall is pretty well dug out but seven or 8 inches add up on each of the street end you see this a shoulder height pile of snow, and today we saw that there was a lot of effort going into all of this snow removal. using snowblowers, shovels and even a plow and a wheel people were busy at work removing cape may's biggest snowfall of the season. >> clearing the sidewalks, for the the seniors so they can get in and out. >> reporter: shoveling effort by the public works department began at 5:00 a.m. officials wanted to make sure businesses decided to open they would have clear paths for their customers. >> i just need to be very careful when they starting to out and move around that they don't slip and fall and we will do our best efforts to keep the streets clear and sidewalks clear. >> reporter: just north of cape may courthouse road conditions on route nine were in good shape all day but many side streets had to wait for attention. >> a a lot of di

in upper darby, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cleve, thank you. authorities made an arrest in the burglary spree in montgomery and delaware counties. megan gallwell ryan nelson kevin, were all arraigned today. investigators say they sold copper piping and other items from at least ten unoccupied homes. fires were also set in some of those homes. these suspects are now being held on a million-dollar bail each. >>> a philadelphia city councilman wants bars and other places serving alcohol to be required to have a exterior surveillance cameras in order to help authorities. councilman curtis jones, junior plans to introduce that legislation next thursday and in response to the the disappearance and death of west chester university student shane montgomery last november. jones says that karen montgomery montgomery's mom reached out to suggest that legislation, in order to help authorities if a patron goes missing. >> we want to try to look at how we can connect in a volume will try matter, but, in cases where, businesses have violations even mandate ca

part of the story cleve. >> reporter: jessica, multi family is letting news to their backyard to let us know how close the fire came to the housees here. the back shed right here that is about 40 feet away from how close the flames came to the the property. we have talked to many people in the neighborhood that described seeing terrifying sights and hearing terrifying sounds. >> four explosions and then one big great one. >> reporter: series of explosions alerted a pennsauken neighborhood that a dangerous situation was unfolding behind their homes at the route 90 off ramp. >> i looked out the back and there was a guy walk ago long there and then you heard another boom and then the whole house shook and then you see the flames. >> reporter: gasoline and burning vapors spread down an embankment toward several homes and black smoke filled the area. the authorities evacuated about 30 homes. >> seriously i was scared. do i leave my home. >> it looked like would it hit my house. i told my mom look let's get out of here. >> reporter: using chemical foams fire fighters successfully prevented

the chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new to a vacation nightmare, south jersey couple gets stuck on the cruise ship with noro virus out break not once but twice. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has their unbelievable story. >> i was one and done. >> reporter: ed and his wife bash yard trying to destress after a cruise that was their second dose of disaster. >> i didn't want to waste that money. i wanted to use that voucher up. >> reporter: couple had a $400 room credit with royal caribbean after a trip was cut short because of are ino virus. january 24th they started their trip aboard the ship but they too got a letter saying some passengers on the last sailing had stomach illnesses. >> i looked at my friend and said we are not going to that cruise and this boat will turn around early. they all laughed. >> reporter: you were right. >> to the t. >> reporter: soon rooms throughout the ship had quarantine stickers and happy cruz are made way for clean up crews. >> we didn't want to get sick again because i was sick the first time and ruin the whole vacat

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with the details, cleve. >> governor christieblican strong hold burlington county, to make his case for further reforms to the pension and health care system. he gave example as a public employee he has to spend just $6 to get two prescriptions filled for his family. he says tackling this issue is the the biggest budget problem he hopes to tackle during his last year as governor. line formed early a as people were eager to hear governor christie's latest proposal for pension reform. >> i'm worried that the pension will be cut or eliminated. >> as a local parent i want to make sure our teachers are still cared for and that they feel like we will be there long time. >> reporter: in his first town hall meeting since last august christie described pension liabilities as a unfunded problem that could reach disaster stat news a decade. he said one of his biggest political opponent, new jersey education association has signed on to what christie described as a road map to further benefit reform. >> we will not solve this by pointing fin

i'm cleve bryan coming up how police need your help. >>> heavy freed freezing rainy rain lingering in the morning commute, depending on where you live, coming up. >>> andre iguodala returns to the wells fargo center with golden state and talks about the sixers rebuild project and flyers lost steve mason to the lower body injury again. we have the latest on the team situation in goalie coming up in sports. >>> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at the 11:00 you have seen frightening scenes on security cameras cars crashing through the front of the stores and into workers and customers? >> my brain was just like this cannot be happening. >> what this victim found out about crashes like this shock him and he wants every shopper and driver to know the the danger signs that they might have never noticed. my story tonight on "eyewitness news" a hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and,

i'm cleve bryan and i'll show you one place in camden where kid are beating the cold and having fun all day long. >>> stocking up for snow area grocery stores are, brisk business just hours before the the arrival of the winter storm, kathy. >>> don't worry, you'll be able to get out. we are watching snow from the south, morning commute will be the toughest part of this storm and if you are going out overnight, we will track updated totals and show you when it will be moving out coming up. >>> pitch ers and catchers report on thursday with the great deal of uncertainty in the air. will cole hamels betrayeded? what will it take for the phillies to part with their best asset. ruben amaro answer as head in sports. >> i'm addicted. >> my gosh. >> do you think it is cold outside, how about 340 degrees below zero. that is what this woman is feeling in this special chapeller with and some people say it goodies for you, and relieving pain boosting energy and among other things. i gave it a try. see my report the frozen zone at "eyewitness ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hun

live from upper darby, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> a philadelphia city councilman wants bars and other places serving alcohol to be required to have exterior surveillance cameras neared to reduce crime and help authorities if the patron goes missing. the councilman curtis jones junior plans to introduce legislation next thursday in response to the disappearance and death of west chester university student shane montgomery. his body was discover in the schuylkill river after a night out last november. jones said that karen montgomery, that is montgomery's mom suggested the legislation. >> we want to try to look at how we can connect in a voluntary matter but in cases where businesses have have violations, even demanding cameras outside of the business so that people don't have to go through what miss montgomery went through. >> kildare's irish pub where montgomery was last seen alive, did not have have working cameras outside that night he disappeared. kildares had no comment on the new you proposed legislation, other bars in manayunk like the goat's

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live from delran with more on this story for us, cleve. >>eporter: chris, i'm at assemblyman herb conna away's office a law maker and a doctor. he says it is irresponsible for the the governor to be talking about parental choice and vaccines as new jersians wand fur our state will be the next to have a measles case. with measles cases now in 14 states, president obama gave a clear message to parents who might the not want their kid vaccinatedded saying the science is undisputable. we have looked at this again and again and there is every reason to get vaccinated about you there are no reasons to not. you should get your kid vaccinated. asked about vaccinations, new jersey governor chris christie back vaccinations but left gray area as vaccines as mandated public policy. >> i understand that parents need to have some measure of choice, that is a battle that the government has to decide where i can tell people from our perspective our children should be vaccinated. >> reporter: some say it lend validation to parents who oppose vaccination. >> p

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live with the details cleve. >> reporter: well, anti sematic posts on twitter surfaced aimed at lakewood. officials don't believe anyone is in danger but people are disturb by what they have seen. some orthodox jews are upset after becoming aware of anti sematic twitter post about lakewood n1 a teenage girl posted a picture in nazi outfit. another post about bombing jews at a water ice stand and there is tweeting from separate account saying things about running over or blowing up jewness lakewood. >> it is frightening it is scary, and never once in the neighborhood where your next-door neighbors are writing post about driving around, lakewood and killing people. >> reporter: ocean county sheriff office looked in the tweets in mid-july and said there is in threat of harm and left discipline of any minors involve to parents and the school district. jackson school district confirmed receiving a report about one of their students but won't comment on any disciplinary actions. >> it was very disturbing but i didn't view it as a threat. >> reporter:

live team three coverage continues with new jersey reporter cleve bryan in cape may, cleve. >> reporter: chris, cape may absolutely beautiful today, but after people took in the scene, came a lot of hard work because seven or 8 inches is a lot of snow and requires a lot of effort to remove it. we found out today that people had different method forgetting the the job done. shovels, check. snowplows, a must. but here in cape may people are a little bit the more creative in getting rid of snow. on the washington street mall, kenneth, from the public works department is using is what called an amish plow to clear paths for businesses. >> as you push the wheel turns and it powers the snow as you go. >> reporter: few blocks, and broke out heavy equipment for biggest snowfall this season. it was cleaning a senior citizen complex of an all wheel drive tractor with the 42-inch snow blower. >> it is getting heavier and blocking up the machine. turf keep unblocking the machine. >> reporter: in the town that gets new jersey's lowest snow totals in winter storms people can take a lesson on snow rem

kris van cleve is in boston where all of the snow has postponed a super bowl celebration. >>> the super bowl champion new england patriots touched down in boston. the parade is scheduled for wednesday. >> i feel like i'm in the north pole or something it's crazy. >> reporter: boston was one of the last spots for the huge winter storm which dumped snow from the midwest to main. >> reporter: after getting hit by two major snow events in a week, the focus in boston is getting all of the snow on the streets city wide. schools are closed again here tuesday as the city tries to dig itself out. >> we're asking people if you can't stay off the roads, try and take public transportation as best you can and allow us the opportunity to clean the streets. >> reporter: there's incentive to get that done quickly. another storm is brewing that forecastor say could turn into a nor'easter bringing heavy snow by thursday. spring is nowhere in sight. kris van cleve, boston. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is telling people to prepare for the bitter cold that will follow the storm. >

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on the racoon problem. >> haddon township is notorious. >> people in haddon up to ship in the surprised to learn of the rabid racoon in their neighborhood. >> we have had tons of issues in the past year. >> couple times i took them and had animal control and they took them away. >> reporter: camden county health officials sent out a public notice saying february 3rd a dog killed a racoon that tested positive for rabies. that is not all. tuesday after afternoon they sent out another notice this one about a rabid racoon on february 1st in south camden. officials say this doesn't mean there is an out break but they want people to be careful with their pets. >> you may not realize it or that the animal was infect and you may even with an animal that becomes rabid which can be life threatening not only to him but children adult, anyone else around. >> reporter: you may see racoon pop out of the storm drain as they report here in haddon up to ship but normally they come out at night and there are simple signs to fell if the racoon

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: fire fighters on tall ladders rescued multiple people from the upper floors of the are in is apartment building. >> crewed hear their handful. we a lot of things to do in a short amount of time. again with the hard work of police and fire fight's lot of lives were saved this morning. >> reporter: battling heavy flames and frigid cold fire fighters pulled everyone from the 140 year-old building but one person taken from the fourth floor died at the hospital. officials believe fire started in the basement a and may have traveled up the trash shoot. one resident who asked us no the to show her face said the the smoke alarm was a low tone buzzing noise. she escaped because of neighbor. >> bang, bang get out, get out. >> it was filled with smoke but i was than the awakened by the smoke alarm which i have a problem with that. >> reporter: about 30 people were temporarily sheltered at norristown high school. on people dropped off donations lee collegiate outfitters gave about 15 boxes of clothing. >> when

in bridgeton, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> just minutes ago jordan announced the excutionsf two isis prisoners and active research tour the terror groups death of a pill lot. jordanians flooded the streets to pro testify the killing. today isis posted a video that showed the 26-year-old being burned alive while inside that cage. he was captured in december after his plane crashed during u.s. led bombing run on isis targets inside syria. today president obama said that isis is only interested in death and destruction. >> i think we'll redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. >> jordan's king abdullah was in washington meeting with president at the white house he account short that visit in order to return to jordan. >>> developing now the daughter of late whitney houston is fighting for her life tonight at an atlanta hospital. bobbi kristina brown has been moved to emory university hospital where she is currently on life support. the 21-year-old was found by her husband and a frien

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan spoke to the victim's stepson in bordentown. >> we're just trying to get through this. it is are sudden that it happened. >> reporter: aaron brown lost his stepfather darryl williams during a chain reaction crash on the new jersey turnpike involving 40 vehicles. state police say that conditions were icy and two tractor trailers lost control around mile marker number 71 trying to break for an accident. that caused several more pile ups resulting in 68 people hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. williams was the only fatality, trapped in his car and pronounced dead at the scene. >> darryl was my mom's best friend and they loved each other dearly. it is really heavy right the now. >> reporter: williams death comes days after one of his pros proud moment. he was a star athlete on the football, wrestling and baseball teams. on saturday he was induct in the bordentown regional athletic hall of fame. >> he was the the the man and he walk in, he was so happy he was genuinely proud to be part of the bordentown which is something i'll

looking good out there. >> looking great cleve. well done. >> we'll be right back.

kris van cleve is in boston where all of the snow has postponed a super bowl celebration. >>> the super bowl champion new england patriots touched down in boston. the parade is scheduled for wednesday. >> i feel like i'm in the north pole or something it's crazy. >> reporter: boston was one of the last spots for the huge winter storm which dumped snow from the midwest to main. >> reporter: after getting hit by two major snow events in a week, the focus in boston is getting all of the snow on the streets city wide. schools are closed again here tuesday as the city tries to dig itself out. >> we're asking people if you can't stay off the roads, try and take public transportation as best you can and allow us the opportunity to clean the streets. >> reporter: there's incentive to get that done quickly. another storm is brewing that forecastor say could turn into a nor'easter bringing heavy snow by thursday. spring is nowhere in sight. kris van cleve, boston. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is telling people to prepare for the bitter cold that will follow the storm. >

chris van cleve for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. good saturday night everyone. hope you enjoyed the day today and are enjoying these mild temperatures. don't get used it to. we'll get one more day then bring back some wintry weather into the region. now our weather watchers they're saying it felt like spring today today. it did at least compared to what it's been in the past few days. high temperatures in the upper 40s. holding in the low to mid 30s right now. not terribly cold. they have cloud cover over us keeping that heat kind of right down the surface. sorry we're having a hard time dropping more than freezing mark right now. barbara in willow grove checks in with 33 degrees this hour. jim royersford he's at freezing. greg in marshaltown, delaware, checks in at cooler 31 degrees much that's one of the cold spots root now. steven in robbinsville, new jersey at 33 degrees. here we go. philadelphia phil has 34. at 30 eileen murray checks in gilbertsville and tony in townsend delaware, coming in 29 degrees. newark, delaware, 27 checked in by delores lee. there

live from bordentown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >>> well, right now let turn to chopper three live over the the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia where a major clean up effort continues at this hour. a what the ther main break there left a gaping hole tonight the inter north bound lanes of the boulevard near red lion road do remain closed. lets take a look here at the scene from earlier today. you can see, muddy water and debris covering the boulevard. at one point all 12 lanes were covered and road was completely shut down during the morning rush hour. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is life from the northeast with the very latest now, todd . >> reporter: chris, some of those inter lanes were just recently opened and, hopefully that will ease the ride home for drivers tonight. shallow pool of water stretched across the boulevard today a 16-inch transmission line busted opened a at bowler street at 6:30 this morning. at its peak water covered all 12 lanes forcing officials to shut down the road during the morning rush hour. >> this time of the year w

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with more bridge. >> reporter: several dozen people have gathered protesting against police brutality. this is at the site where jerome reid was shot and killed by police. they say that they are going to march from here over to the city council meet to go voice their concerns, about his investigation into his death. now reid was shot and killed december 30th, he was a passenger during a traffic stop. also brahim day shot in the partner, roger worely there was a gun in the car after reid defied order not to leave. day shot him exiting the car. cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating but they need to turn the case over to the attorney general's office. they also want bridgeton's mayor and a city council to assert more pressure while making sure there is a fair investigation. >> this is connected with you know eric gardener, connected with michael brown, trayvon martin oscar green sean bell, everybody who has been victimized by police misconduct. >> reporter: investigators say they continue, this is a pending investi

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> three people, two police office's monk them in the crash in frankford. this happened in the 13 -- in the 4700 block of large street. police suv collided with a car there while they were trying to pull another car over, that car, the police hit then hit another car. >> there was no pursuit this was just a police trying to do that job making a car stop and as a result of it unfortunately. >> well, in one was seriously injured in that crash, all were treated for minor injuries. the car that police were trying to stop, the first was eventually pulled over. >>> have after an extremely cold day out there, there are surprises in store for this weekend. the meteorologist kathy orr is live, with the first forecast, kathy. >> it will be a cold night but after that jessica our weather takes a turn a big turn, take a look at the high temperatures for the day. it was well below, average across the delaware valley. atlantic city 35. philadelphia is 10 degrees below the average of 42. only 32 wilmington the same trenton 30. allentown made it to 27. right now

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in vent are in with more cleve. >> reporter: extremely low wind chills at the shore are contributing to the the situations, like this, it is the second home that has burst pipes underneath and thinks also happening at some empty homes, some of them empty since sandy just here in ventnor they have had 80 calls for burst pipes. the the stream of water flowing in the dorset avenue was coming from under alex's house, culprit a burst pipe. >> there is no way. >> reporter: he rushed down from bucks county after getting a call from hib neighbor. he had some heat on but not enough to encounter sub zero wind chills. >> i kept it between 58 and 60. keeping the inside warm but not enough radiant heat to get the to the pipes in the crawl space. >> reporter: in the last few days ventnor fire and public works crews have been answering none in stop calls for burst pipes. thanks to snow maybe hard to find shut off valves and owners are not around to help. >> there is a a lot of empty homes we are going to right new that were abandon, bank owne

. >>> a man presume missing in the waters behind longport turns up alive, i'm's cleve bryan, coming up, how the mayor of longport plans to hold this person accountable for allegedly faking his own death. >>> and then new at 6:00 growing concern over the measles, the pennsylvania senator is outlining a plan in an effort to get more people in the keystone state vaccinated. our health reporter stephanie stahl takes >>> here's some of the day's top stories officials say freezing cold, may to be blame for a marble sign, partially crumbling and then collapsing on to walnut street. l and i investigators are looking into whether the freezing moisture may have caused the sign to separate from the building. no one was hurt. those chunks did tear through an awning before crashing to the ground. >>> well, the icy aftermath here after fire fighters bring a house fire under control in avalon, cape may county. this house was under construction that caught fire overnight and spread to an adjoining house no one was hurt. the causes under investigation. the cold will stick around. commuters were bundled

"eyewitness news", reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city with more on that cleve. >> reporter: chris, atlantic city's last police officer involved shooting happened last september behind me. they say that 20 year-old shawn brown had a hand gun when he got in the confrontation with police and today members of the community met with law enforcement to get a deeper understanding of the reality of police officer involved shootings. from ferguson missouri new york city and places like bridgeton, new jersey there has been outrage over incidents where police used deadly force. >> don't move. >> i know climate as far as law enforcement and community is bad at this point, very bad. >> reporter: wednesday officers from south jersey departments joined with community leaders and interested individual to learn more about how and why officer involved shootings occurred. >> the science drives the decisions that the officers make. >> reporter: doctor beyond dickins is a forensic psychology expert and says mess people have no idea how quickly police to react in risky situations. did you know a

looking good out there. >> looking great cleve.e'll be right back. >> more on our breaking news now. this eyewitness photo just into "eyewitness news" showing the aftermath of the deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike tonight. we know at least one person was killed. more than 40 hurt in that pileup pileup. it involved more than 15 vehicles in cranbury township. the southbound lanes remain closed as state troopers investigate tonight. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for updates here. well have the latest on "eyewitness news" starting at 4:30am. >>> thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley kathy every unone here i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. dave is next with steve carell. have a great night. we'll see you back here again tomorrow. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from a special place in your heart, it's the "late show" with david letterman! plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now front man for charlie and the moon

chris van cleve, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> former patriots star aaron hernandez was caught onamera and in a good mood just before prosecutors say that he killed a man. surveillance video was played in court showing the former patriots dancing at a gas station about an hour before the the murder of odin lloyd. co-defendant was also wearing a white towel around his shoulders in that video and white towel was found near lloyd's body. prosecutors have not said who shot lloyd but they do say hernandez orchestrated his murder. >>> well 1:00 a.m. thursday possessing a small amount of marijuana became legal in the district of columbia. alaska also legalized marijuana this week but in d.c. there are caveats in a ongoing dispute between local government ape some in congress is threatening the law. craig boswell is in washington. >> reporter: washington d.c. resident adam lit up in front of the cameras on thursday. he led the effort to get the district of columbia's initiative 71 passed. >> tell me what you are holding. >> i'm holding 2 ounces of marijuana a report are report ate allows

received reports that the wild animals, roaming in the city, "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details. >> i saw coyote running right down the street we were on. >> reporter: steve price thought his eyes were playing tricks when he claims coyote ran past his home in the section. >> why are you here and it looked like a wolf or large coyote. >> reporter: price says he he saw a coyote again in the neighbor's backyard. he showed us track that is don't look like they came from deer or racoons which make up the typical neighborhood wild life sightings. trenton animal control received eight calls for coyoties like ones in this video. that is enough to alarm city councilman and former mayor george michelle. >> talking to the police officers down there, i made contact with them and says absolutely this is die yet is out there. >> reporter: new jersey division of fish and wild life provided this recent pictures of the coyote, they can grow 55-pound because of inner breeding with wolves. >> you are always worried about injury to children or a dog out there. >> reporter: they be

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan spoke to community leaders. >> i'm proud of who i am. >> reporter: orthodox jew is his in lakewood township are trying to turn the other cheek after series of anti sematic twitter post is a aimed at the that community. they want a teenage girl, posted a picture dressed in the nazi outfit. there is another post of bombing juice at a water ice stand and tweets saying things about running over or blowing up jewness lakewood. >> even if it was a game even if it was a joke, it is concerning that this has become humerus for teenagers living in the community. >> reporter: ocean county communities looked in the tweetness mid-january and they have determined there is in threat of actual harm and left discipline of any minors involve to the parents and school district. jackson's school district confirmed receiving a report about one of their students but won't comment on disciplinary action. >> i have seen the the tweets and pictures and i realize it is a group of young children but it is still disturbing to be honest. >> reporter: but twitter us

chris van cleve is at the cbs broadcast center in new york with more on simon's life and career. such a loss chris, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. it is a very sad morning here at the cbs broadcast center. the the news came as a shock, bob simon was within of the best in the business. he was a fearless reporter for decade took our viewers in the heart of conflict and the stories that would touch our hearts. >> i'm bob simon. >> reporter: it doesn't seem right that a report shore survived close calls in war zones around the world even 40 days as a prisoner of war in iraq would go this way, a car accident in new york city. >> general call me a fool. >> reporter: bob simon was a legendary news man a gifted story teller honored with 27 emmy award full bright scholar and one time foreign service officer with that powerful voice of truth. >> soldiers and teenagers were playing catch with tear gas grenades. >> he looked so dashing he was the epitome of a foreign correspondent. he was brave. he would go places you would probably shouldn't have gone. >> reporter: simon cam

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i'm cleve bryan coming up how ring ring!... progresso!s ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> i'm chris may. here are some of the kay's top stories for you. death of millersville university freshman carly hall has been ruled a homicide. autopsy revealed she was strangled. authorities have charged her boyfriend george ohio with murder tonight. >>> in radnor township police are investigating a a burglary spree there were three homes broken in to in garrett hill n each case the homeowners were asleep upstairs. >>> and a wintry mix moving through the area, some parts of the area seeing ice today "eyewitness news" at 17th and cherry where people were out walking. certainly had to be careful kate.

the chris van cleve joins us at the cbs broadcast center in insuring with a look back at simon's career. just such a loss chris. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. it is a loss and virginia sad day in the broadcast center. i wanted to share some stuff you probably don't know about bob simon. we know he was a fearless report her took our viewers in the heart of the conflict and did stories at the aim time that touched our hearts but some interesting things about bob the bulk of his reporting was done overseas. his voice mail said i'm out of the office and may be for months. he was the type of reporter when there was a story, he got the on the plane and went. one interesting thing he spent a long time in the middle east. he and his wife would play doubles ten business itsock ra thebin and he found when he left prime minister wynn back at his house, and he was getting information for a story, out of lose ago this tennis match. the key there was to lose so ultimately he could win just one of the many, many store we are sharing today about bob simon. >> i'm bob simon. >> reporter: it

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