taylor middle school in cleves taylor middle school in cleves will remain open today....as police investigate a threat. this is a live look at the school on cooper road. classes are set to begin in just a couple of minutes. the three rivers school district says no students or staff are in danger...but they want to take the highest level of caution possible. the cleves police department is handling the investigation...but aren't able to give us any specifics about the threat made. we'll of course keep you updated. parents of madison local school district elemtnary students...are invited to a safety forum tonight... this comes after last week's school shooting left 4 students injured. met at the high school last district .and law enforcement.. <"madison's great. they they're recovering and improve." > "we've just got to really listen to everything and figure out what's going put together a plan because it also can't happen overnight.." madison schools are now partnering schools"...to offer where you can anonymously report anything remember...2 students were knowing james a gun at school...but n

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cleves police are now investigating. the school also said parents can rest assured students will be safe today. some parents responded to the post, asking why they weren' t called and also saying they were unhappy with how tight-lipped officials have been about what happened. a spokeswoman for the school said they could not clarify if extra security is part of the plan but the student will not be in class today. we are live in cleves, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: two cincinnati officers accused of covering up a crash involving a fellow officer are acquitted of all charges. officer jason cotterman have been suspended. witnesses accused district five police sergeant andrew mitchell of driving drunk and crashing. both of the officers will now be reinstated. kyla: a reminder to lock up your vehicle. there were several thefts. items like ipods were stolen. there was also some rummaging along washington and schroeder avenues but nothing was taken. in commitment 2016, the democratic presidential candidates hit the debate sta

it got cleves police involved. they tell us the threat came from a taylor middle student and it was not on social media. a spokeswoman wouldn' t elaborate. she said the school wanted to take a high level of caution even though no children or staff t elaborate on if there will be more security on site today. but she says the student involved will not be there. we will continue to follow this story through the morning. live in cleves, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. middletown student will be at the butler county juvenile court for allegedly bringing a gun to school. this happened the same day that austin hancock allegedly opened fire at madison junior/senior high school, injuring four students. according to officials, a 15-year-old student at middletown high school was approached by the school' s resource officer. the student at first denied having a gun before then admitting it. police say a semiautomatic 9 milimeter beretta was found in his back pack. mark: a bomb threat in boone county called in by a high-ranking educa

live from pennsauken i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks. >>> pennsylvania senator patrick toomey is pushing legislation, that he has authored to deal with drug abuse. >> pennsylvania is hit as badly by this scourge as any other state in the union. the thinks a huge problem. i know it is a problem here in bucks county but it is a problem in every county, in every community. >> in bensalem today senator toomey, a republican held a round table discussion with law enforcement, medical officials and a addiction recovery specialist. the senator says that his legislation is bipartisan and will help to cut down on doctor shopping and pain kill's boost. >>> taking a look at the weather a sunny but blustery day and tonight will leave feeling the chill. meteorologist kate bilo is here now and kate, people are wondering just how cold it will get tonight. >> jessica, it will be a chilly night with a clear sky like we have outside right now and wind dying down overnight. that is a recipe for some serious cold and temperatures will be dropping down into the 30's in some spots eve

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live in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, cleve, thank you. and, police in north philadelphia are searching for a well dressed gunman who seriously injured a fast-food worker. this is surveillance video of the church's chicken on north broad street showing the alleged gunman in a hat. police say the man was valved in a southern al altercation, the suspect pulled gun, shot 19 year old employee three times after he tried to calm the situation. an eyewitness tells about the moments after that. he was talking to me, saying god, why me, why me, why me. and he was sweating. i was wiping the sweat off his head the whole time. i was with him the whole time until the ambulance came. >> police say the alleged gunman was in his 50's, with gray beard, if you recognize the man in the video, please call police right away. >>> police say a tired driver hit several parked cars early today in collingswood, camden county. it happened on crescent boulevard near taylor avenue about 3:30 this morning. the driver is being checked out. no word so far though on the e

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, spoke to a family friend about how she's doing right now. >> it is one of those pray that the cops get you first. >> reporter: michael has a few ideas what he would like to do to the the two people severely beat his friend's mother. it happened sometime monday night into tuesday morning. the victim is 92 years old. >> they beat her up asking for the money, from what i understand, they got $20, and then they hog tied her and threw her down cellar steps. >> reporter: ewing township police got a call tuesday morning from the neighbor who saw door opened at victim's house and thought a burglary happened. officers arrived and found the elderly woman tied in the basement. >> she was bound with electrical cards and she sustained skull fracture and internal bleeding on the brain. >> reporter: women said she was punched in the face repeatedly by two men. she is still hospitalized. we spoke to her daughter on the phone at nine two-year old's bedside, woman is in a

i'm cleve bryan. coming yup students are bringing these dogso campus for a good cause.art failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. >> you might see new student walking around at rowan university. these adorable little puppies learning just like the student. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells you what those puppies training for, and where they'll go when they graduate. >> if you want to be the most popular person on college campus, brink ago pup toy class will certainly do the trick. and for few select students at rowan university, that's exactly what they're doing. >> they're on loan to rowan students volunteering in a puppy raising program for the non-profit organization k9 companions foreign dependence. jimmy and nicole,

tonight, cleve?> reporter: well, nicole that family friend owns a tree service business so he was at the house sprucing it up so that she had have would have i good feeling when she is able to come home from the hospital. as far as the a tackers he hopes they get it worse then she did. >> it is one of those phrase that is cops get you first. >> reporter: michael says he has a few ideas wow like to do to the the to people that severely beat his friend's mother. home invasion happened monday night into tuesday morning. the victim is 92 years old. >> they beat her up asking for the money. from what i understand they got $20. then they hog tied her and threw her down the steps. >> reporter: ewing township police got a call from a neighbor who saw the door opened at victim's house and thought a burglary might have happened. officers arrived to find the elderly woman tied up in the basement. >> she was bound with electrical cords, and she sustained skull fracture and internal bleeding on the brain. >> repo

cleves will remain open today....as police investigate a threat. this is a live look at the school on cooper road. the three rivers school district says no students or staff are in danger...but say they want to take as much caution as possible. the cleves police department is handling the investigation...but aren't able to give us any specifics about the threat made. hplaz dealt with it....packages stolen off your front porch, before you can get home and put it inside. now...there's a new device that can help scare criminals away. it's called package guard...you instruct the delivery person to place the package on this pad outside your house. and if anyone takes it off...you'll get a text notification, and an alarm will go off. the deterrent is the sound, it turns into a very loud alarm that minute the alarm goes off there not going to be walking back to the car, they are gonna run to the car and most likely they are going to drop the package, they'll definitely drop the package if it's big the product is still receiving its patent...but it could g

that way, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: hi, katie. not, too much at three or 4 inches. it is coal. we have a northern breeze here keeping things, cool and the boardwalk, is, a absolutely gorgeous, covered in snow. the nice heavy, wet snow and it gave me the opportunity to cross this off my bucket list making a snow man on the boardwalk. it is world's ugliest snow man but i made it in two minutes. what can you do. the not a whole lot of people out the here on the boardwalk in ocean city. but we did, find one sweet sight for sore eyes, the fudge kitchen is opened. >> crazy, i mean it is so unexpect. last sunday was approaching 60 i guess and we are looking at snow less than a week later. so, it is pretty nuts. >> reporter: any customers today. >> not yet, no. but i wouldn't be surprised, people like to come up here and see snow on the boardwalk and snow on the beach, so it will bring some people in. >> reporter: they are hoping people get their easter candy within there they had nice chocolate easter eggs on display, and so if you come

reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> she has not been a announced as of yet. stay with cbs-3 for continuing coverage of the story. you can find latest at cbs philly to the.com. >>> it turned out to be a rewording experience for a septa a, wore. bob tracie spotted a bag containing $15,200, sitting in the mid of state road in drexel hill overnight. now, at the first he thought it was a woman's purse but when he saw wind fall inside dozens of hundreds and crisp $20 bills he followed his heart instead. >> i would want someone to do that to me. so that is why i did that. as fast as i could. >> in the world of mike chitwood if nobody claims money, it should go to him but in the legal world, i don't know, we need to research that. >> the upper darby police department is investigating where the money came from. >>> union official says that new jersey transit, and rail worker unions are closer to reaching an agreement that would head off a strike this weekend. union workers have been without a contract for nearly five years. new jersey transit has outlined a contingenc

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan live with the look at this incredible surveillance video, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, surveillance video looks like something scripted in hollywood, these bank robbers have moves and it is a shame they put their effort toward something like this not something more constructive. >> african-american female comes in with some sort of a scarves over her head. >> reporter: for this team of the bank robbers it was ladies first. west deptford township police say just after 11:00 a a.m. a woman covered head to toe entered the bank and took a seat with the banker. >> odd part was she did have some gloves on, and started talking about normal business at that point. the employee was a little suspicious at that time. >> reporter: few moments later a man dressed in the muslim hajob over his face entered the bank. after scoping things outside he seems to tell would the man it is go time. >> suspect number one, pulled a gun from her waist band, stood up, brandished it at employee she was conducting business with and although brandished the gun to t

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan making a snow man there, business owners hope this is last gasp from old man winter. >> it is chrissy, so unexpect. last sunday was, approaching 60 i guess a and now we are looking at snow. hopefully it is a a nice clear weekend and with easter coming up in a couple weeks we're expecting to do decent business. >> we're now just 15 days a away from spring. >>> snow is already starting to melt as we track that weekend forecast, meteorologist kate bilo is in the weather center with more on what we can expect this weekend, kate. >> it is looking like a pretty chilly weekend but should be generally dry unlike today, take a look at this 12 hour loop from midnight to noon which shows what happened down the shore that banding as that storm intensified off the coast got in earlier then anticipated. rain stayed off shore and this was just snow and watch this heavy band over portions of cape may county just briefly, dumped heavy snow in that region. portions of our shore communities, actually ended up with daily snowfall record today. that storm now out to s

fox 19's michael baldwin is live in cleves and michael how are the vicitms. we understand they are both out of the hospital. the attacks happened within 7 days of each other. we are here in front of the police station and to be honest, we were concerend our own safety because the dog is still there. these hands are the victim of a visious attack by a dog. this man told police he was attacked by a pitbull monday afternnoon on porter road in cleves. it's reported that the dog wouldn't let go until the owner came and got him off. some who work in the neighborhood tell me they've encounted the dog the lot one day and a big guy like me. he was not intiminated i can tell you who was intimidated, a high school student wo 8 oy;ho sent us these pictures. she told me while on her way home from school, the same dog a week ago today, attacked her too. we spoke to her on the phone. i was walking home from school and i walked passed a house on porter street and the dog crawled under the gate and just started attacking me police said the dog would be restrained by an adult

judge imposed, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, kyle crosby was -- crosby was very sad today in court, very remorse all but long before this he went to great lengths to cover up his wife's death, and then avoid arrest. now, erika crippen, 26 years old, died, right around new years eve of 2014. she disappeared on that night and was not seen, again, for more than two and a half months. she was mother of two including having an infant daughter with kyle crosby. now her family became suspicious when she didn't hear from erika for days and kyle started asking for extra help with baby-sitting. police arrested him in january m his car during a traffic stop and then using his gps they founder contact's body. she was bound, duct taped and dumped in the woods in maryland. he admitted to choking his wife to death this past december and pleaded down to murder, from murder tore aggravated manslaughter and hindering prosecution. before his final sentence erika's family and friend spoke. >> i will not stand here and say i forgive you because i don't think i ever will but i truly hope you can take this tim

. >> eye witt the necessary news, new jersey reporter cleve bryan, explains why the city is protecting beautiful budd from so-called poachers. >> i had to convince every family to give me permission. >> reporter: joeys a modern day johnny appleseed, his preference is cherry trees. over the last four decade he has planted 1,482 in cherry hill township. this is one of the photos what it will look like when trees blossom. >> when they bloom in the spring it is absolutely gorgeous. >> reporter: that is were he was appalled when he he saw a man cutting down dozens of have branches and loading them in his van. >> this is how he makes a living. >> reporter: he called police because he thought he was poaching cherry blossoms to sell to florist shops. what he was doing was perfectly legal so as long as he had permission from the home owner. >> when they give somebody permission to do that we cannot stop them. it is not against our ordinance. >> reporter: he let officials know he is not happy to see his life's work get hacked to pieces. >> i'm sad, because some of them are just devastating, they

in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also scott pelley will have have more on president obama's visit to cuba on the "cbs evening news" a at 6:30. >>> well, a local officer gets national recognition. up next how he is changing lives in his community. >>> also, for a very special little boy a a very special honor, william lindsey is police officer for the day, here in gloucester township and will tell you about how this very special little boy earned the honor, coming up. >>> a live look now at an eagles nest in pennsylvania, we will have more on this eagles family and why officials are working to stop what they call a threat to the the beautiful birds and other wild life. justin? >>> well, it has been a chilly start to the spring season and now we will bring back less windy conditions, warming trend that begins tomorrow and we will talk about more showers when it all arrives, full forecast in a few minutes, don. >>> south beach, art designs, little havana, miami has lots of attractions but it turns out the basketball team is one of them. what the villanova wildcats are s

eye witt the necessary news new jersey reporter cleve bryan was there as the men in uniform reunited with their june forms. >> reporter: welcome committee rolled in the national guard armory in cherry hill wednesday to greet more than 120 soldiers. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: 328 police company completed a year long mote says to gone tan mow bay, cuba as the 328, a sem told receive honors for providing security at one of the world's most notorious prisons, families anxiously a awaited for that sweet last order, dismissed. >> the frenzy of powerful hugs and long awaited kisses, made the long journey, worth it. >> it feels great. >> one of the hardest things to leave the kids. >> very home sick but it was okay, we did what we had to do. now he is home. >> reporter: some soldiers are getting to know children born during their deployment. >> surreal so glad to be home to get back in this group. right budd. >> reporter: while members are overjoyed to be back home in the u.s. many don't have a break, they get back in our communities making the rest of us safe. many of the military police off

our cleve bryan find out why keeping tabs on the tournament the at work may not be bad for business. >> reporter: at the powerhouse in haddon township drinks are flowing and eyes are glued to the television for the first day of the ncaa march madness. >> it the is great. we have a a lot of pools, you know, one in fact here. >> this is one of the biggest days in sports. we have super bowl, kentucky derby and then ncaa tournament. >> reporter: while some hoops fans are watching from barstools, many more planted in office chairs conflict employees thinking about their brackets and trying not to look like they are slacking off but some experts say indulging in b-ball during business hours isn't all that bad. >> overall impact on the economy, overall productivity for an entire organization is really not that significant. >> reporter: assistant professor of management studies at rutgers canned between oscar holmes say employers don't to have go nuts. while analysts predict billions are lost because of the ncaa tournament, that is assuming people don't make up the work. >> research shows mo

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us the governor is firing back at critics. >> reporter: the new jersey unemployment rate is now down to 4.8 percent. >> after calling an impromptu news conference to point out another drop in unemployment under his watch, governor chris christie was more than happy to take questions about his political bromance with donald trump. the first off what was behind his facial expression on super tuesday that spurred viral jokes and hashtag free chris christie. >> for those concerned i was than the being held hostage. the i was than the upset, angry, i don't know what i'm supposed to be doing. i was standing there listening to him. >> reporter: many question christie's motive foreign dooring trump who he has ridiculed. he swears it business helping the republican front runner beat hillary clinton in november, not becoming vice-president or another cabinet position. >> chris christie has not interviewed or considering any other public job. the fact is, that is not part of my discussion was mr. trump. >> reporter: several large newspapers has calle

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"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us why they are training with the students and where puppies will go when they graduate. >> reporter: if you want to be mess popular person on the college campus bringing pup toy class will certainly do the trick. for a few select students at rowan university, that is exactly what they are doing. >> good girl, good girl. >> reporter: these four month-old labs treat and augy are on loan to rowan students volunteering in the puppy raising program for non-profit organization k-9 companions for independent. >> sit. >> reporter: jimmy a and nicole have puppies in december and they will raise them for about a year and a half. >> we get up on treat schedule. he wakes up at 7:00 a.m. i do too. we get up, get for a walk around the campus. >> reporter: k-9 companions, train assertive dogs for people with disabilities. to keep the program cost free they lend them out to volunteers who teach them basic command and most importantly, social skills. >> bringing them to the student sent's a lot and whenever i'm in the the here i will take them to chance and th

chris van cleve has the details. >> three, two, one... >> doctor jimmy, is the director of university of rhode island's center of explosive detection. the university has been given a million-dollar grant by department of home land security to come up with a sensor for highly volatile explosive tat thep. >> you do not need pound to cause catastrophic failure. >> reporter: it took a tenth of the pound to rip apart this car door. tuesday night, belgium police seized 33-pound of the explosive. tatp is made with peroxide and as tone, items easily purchase at a drugstore. for years we relied on bomb sniffing dogs to detect tatp but they have their limits. >> thinks digital dog. >> reporter: from this campus add otto gregory designed the sensor that detects tata. >> electronic trace detection system that can do and compete with a dog but it doesn't need a break. so it detects 24/7. >> reporter: gregory says in closed spaces like airports sensor can detect amounts as one part per billion. it will enter real world testing later this year. goal, to get it down to the size of the smart phone to

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on why the garden state no longer recognizes theribe. >> they cannot take our heart out but they can take our economic is a way. >> reporter: lenape indians are in a fight for survival and today they took another blow. after years of access to federal benefits reserved for native americans some revoked and others are in jeopardy because state of new jersey say they don't officially recognize any american-indian tribes. >> the state did recognize the tribe. state is acting like it didn't recognize the tribe. >> reporter: tribe says in 1992 they received official state recognition through a joint resolution by the legislature. last july we met with the chief mark gould when the lenape tribal nation filed suit against the state for allegedly revoking their official recognition. he showed us expensive craft that are worthless since they can in longer be labeled native made and members of the tribe could lose scholarships and money to raise diabetes. >> it has been extremely painful. >> reporter: while not explaining why the state won't

in pitman i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very cool. >> all right. >> we want to break it to them. >> do you want to do it. >> go a ahead. >> you do it. >> sorry to tell you that temple lost in a heart breaker, 72-07 in overtime. >> overtime. >> refreshing, refreshing, on the phone. >> it looked like a buzzer beater but don bell will have more coming up at 6:00. >> that is tough good that is the madness. >> yes, it is. >> lauren, is what the deal with this weekend. >> old man winter. >> i thought the we slam dungon sunday it is not your moment, old man winter, you are done, you are out of the tournament. >> he is out. >> he will run the court anyway and make a scene. as we head into sunday we will be dealing with snowfall but today a nice spring day, temperatures running about nine or 10 degrees a have above average. we will topped off at 64 degrees in philadelphia chill will year toward poconos, highs in the upper 40's. we will get a taste of the colder era cross the delaware valley a as we head in the day tomorrow but for right now still very mild in philadelphia. 63 deg

the snow was perfect for snowballs, that is "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan creating a snow man on the boardwalk but heavy snow made for perfect snow man making conditions. >>> we are looking forward tie march warm up. >> yes, we are. >> but not before a weekend hiccup. kate bilo is outside on the skies deck to explain. how is it looking and shaping up. >> it will be a whole lot better then it was this morning as we just saw the shore got hit with heavy band of storms starting to intensify off the coast. major storm but it is a general miss for us, shore got hit in the city, certainly not enough to make snow men. the lets recap our snow amounts first and foremost. down the shore high is six and a half inches in cape may. atlantic city set a daily record of snowfall four-point 36789 lindenwald 2.7. wilmington 2.7. new daily record there. in philadelphia just shy of an inch, .9 inches fell with this system and that is pretty much gone from the city right now. you can see where the storm is, impacting coastal massachusetts, cape cod, nantucket, places like that but as we zoom out w

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live from hamilton to tell us more bit, cleve. >> reporter: new jersey transit it says if there is a labor strike their backup plan will really only help about four in ten riders. hamilton station is a very popular place for people to go, to access, new york city and a lot have people we spoke with today wonder what about me. >> i need it, so i hope they don't have a strike. >> reporter: is there a nervous tension among new jersey transit rail riders wondering if the labor strike will bring their plans to a halt. >> i don't know if i will be able to get back home. >> reporter: new yorker lisa taylor is heading to atlantic city as she bought a one way ticket whose train will stop running thursday. >> i will guy a one way ticket, so i'll see, they will hopefully settle it and not go on strike. >> reporter: talks between transit officials and union representatives resumed friday after heated disagreement. members of the 11 rail unions have been working since 2011 without a contract. more than 100,000 rail riders could ab affect by a labor strike

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in camden with more none on you the fall out, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, i have spoke with the chair of the political science department here at rutgers/camden and he is sure that christie has a deal with trump regarding his political future. but while there is speculation is there also realization that right now christie's public image by backing donald trump is trending down. >> ladies and gentlemen let me introduce to you the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> reporter: while all eyes should have been on republican presidential candidate donald trump, for dominating super tuesday, it is governor chris christie making headlines for looking uncomfortable. this viral vine video circulated with the immensely popular hashtag free chris christie, the awkwardness was palpable during trump's victory speech when he made a economic point about jobs. >> they used to move from new york to florida or move from new jersey to someplace else, chris, but now they are moving from here. there is not that many people that live in n

eye witt the necessary news reporter cleve bryan tells you the governor is responding to the criticism. >> i looks silly. >> reporter: the duo of trump and christie drawing criticism because christie was on stage with donald trump monday when he should have been attending funeral for state troop are sean cullen who died in the line of duty. >> always time to campaign but that is someone's death, that you should honor. >> you are governor of new jersey. you should have gone to show respect, even if you didn't know the man, he is still a state trooper. >> reporter: even head of the state troop are's union called the decision selfish. today christie responded. >> last week, well before i even was invited, to come on monday, and campaign with donald trump, lieutenant governor and i decide that had she would attend the funeral on monday. so even if i decided to remain in the state i would not have a attended the funeral, lieutenant governor would have. i signed a executive order, honoring trooper cullen's service, and lowering flags, yesterday on the day of his funeral, recognized his sacri

. >> reporter: just in time for easter great news that mother teresa will be saint theresa cleve bryan coming up we will get reaction from the faith for a church that she visited right here in trenton. >>> and a new type of of pen that can claims to change the way people read. health reporter stephanie stahl will show you how it works, find outfit is right for you next. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight dyslexia, millions of people have reading disability and tonight, a new invention that might help, and an actor with a message of hope with children, who are struggling with the problem. >> health reporter, stephanie stahl is here with more on all of this. >> reporter: we have two front for you, because dyslexia can interfere with learning, children with the disability often develop problems with self esteem. well, tonight potential help on two front. >> this is you cannot drink a meat ball through a straw. >> reporter: i love that title. the fonz on book tore with the latest on helping children with learning challenges. >> hank is me. he is short for henry. >> reporter: henry winkle

i'm cleve bryan. coming up: why such resistance against this thank you so much. did you say honey?some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >> it's almost time to play ball. >> released new line up of concessions stands. first up, that looks delicious, it is an amish turkey burger sharp cheddar unshale lot marm he will aid on grilled sesame bun. then new wawrinka back burger, cheesey burger pork roll, banished with mini corn dog. and you can't go to the ballpark without having a good old hotdog, right? >> came up with a few different dogs, asian style, latino style dog to casino of show all every these great flavors that are exploding in the city, casino every get the people in the ballpark to kind of maybe taste them. >> oh, sound good. don't twist our arms. also, for the first time chick-fil-a san

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan will show you the incredible, outpouring of support, to that is coming up in our next half an hour. >>> the ncaa is investigating after the full march madness brackets was leaked before all of the teams were announced. the bracket was being shared on twitter about 20 minutes into the two hour selection sunday show. the ncaa is looking into how it happened. it is not clear who posted the tweet. the account had been a appeared to be deleted and turned over to a new user. >>> march madness is hitting the area hard with three local teams heading to the big dance. >> ville know of, temple and st. joes will represent philadelphia in the tournament. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with more on all of this excitement all across the region, anita a. >> reporter: jessica, we visited all three campuses today and excitement definitely is building, we talked to many students who say that even though yesterday's selection was not surprising, that they are still very excited on the road to the final four. >> there is dancing and dabbing a

chris van cleve with the warning. >> reporter: gary titus leased a 2014 jeep grand cherokee, a vehicle built with a new kind of electric transmission that changed the feel of shifting gears maybe too much. >> if i don't hit it just right and get it into drive, i could get into an accident because of that. >> the new shifter is a electronic gear shift or e- shift. and it lacks of groove of accept sayings of moving the car into park or reverse. >> i got out of the jeep and thought it was in park but it was in reverse still. >> osha is investigating more than 850,000 vehicles. most are 2014 and 2015 grand cherokees equipped with e- shift. that investigation claims reports of 121 accidents resulting in several people being hospitalized. >> we drove a 2014 grand reports" test track in connecticut. >> here, because there's also not -- i pushed it forward and doesn't necessarily mean it is in park. >> we would like to see a fail-safe. so at the end of the day you don't have a problem with the car launch forward or roll backwards in a way the customer is not expecting it. >> fiat chrysler is c

in bordentown, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and a day care worker is being credited, for her quick actions, that helped save a toddler, from a possible drug overdose. thompson owns works of early learning center in west philadelphia inn a yesterday morning, she spotted a three-year old girl chewing something. she looked a little closer at it and saw it was a packet of crack cocaine. thompson race that had little girl to children's hospital. >> for their being a child that i know, that is very disheartening and i would never have wanted any child to ever experience anything like that. >> the child was kept overnight and traces of crack kentucky kane in their system. police are investigating how little girl got their hand on the drugs but they do in the believe it came from the day care. >>> police in brick township ocean county are investigating a disturbing find, on tuesday, this skull was found in a wooded section of the lake riveria area. police are now focusing on the area around old toms river road and river drive and anyone with any information is asked to contact th

the spca cited the owner yesterday for failing to license the dog.tony mirones 9 on your side, cleves. we tried to talk a woman who was on the front porch of the house where that dog lives... but she didn't want to comment. tonight -- police have their work cut out for them -- trying to solve a shooting in price hill.they found a 19-year-old man shot in the leg at the intersection of fairbanks and price avenue.he was shot from behind -- so he didn't get a good look at the gunman-- and police say he's not being cooperative.so far -- no arrests. tonight -- a big settlement in a greyhound bus crash along passengers.that crash happened in september of 2013 in liberty township... police say the driver fell asleep.the bus rolled over into a cornfield about 100 feet off the highway. five passengers sued greyhound... they were just awarded a six-million dollar settlement. the tri-state is making national spotlight -- and not in a good way.the new york times is highlighting *two* instances of people using heroin in alarming places. nine on your side covered these extensively.a couple overdosin

dan: the cleves police chief says that those who reported this did the right thing. this student is on emergency leave for three days. administrators are trying to determine if he can return. he is did dust he is expect he is expected to be in court later this week for inducing panic. mark: we asked if they will change protocol if another situation like this happens. chance or that they do not anticipate changes. that knew that austin hancock one student waived his appearance. another is looking to hire an attorney. they will be in court in may . a safety meeting will be held in the auditorium for parents at 6:00 tonight. checking in with randi rico. randi: it is gray, gloomy, and soggy. even now it is not -- even though it is not a blanket of rain, it is a fairly light rain you can see light passing showers in most areas. we have had an easy go through the morning without a lot of heavy rain. looking back toward louisville and further south toward memphis, heavier, steadier rain moving in our direction. through the afternoon, more consistent rain that will come down

the spca cited the owner yesterday for failing to license the dog.tony mirones 9 on your side, cleves. we tried to talk a woman who was on the front porch of the house where that dog lives... but she didn't want to comment. tonight -- police have their work cut out for them -- trying to solve a shooting in price hill.they found a 19-year-old man shot in the leg at the intersection of fairbanks and price avenue.he was shot from behind -- so he didn't get a good look at the gunman-- and police say he's not being cooperative.so far -- no arrests. tonight -- a big settlement in a greyhound bus crash along

"eyewitness news", new jersey report are cleve bryan was there as the men and women in uniform reunitedith their loved ones. >> reporter: welcome commit i rolled into the national guard armory in cherry hill wednesday to greet more than 120 soldiers. the 320th military police company just completed a nearly year long mobilization to guantanamo bay, cuba. as the 320 why it assembled to receive honors for providing security at one of the world's most net tore just prisons, families anxiously await forward that sweet last order, dismissed. the frenzy, pur full hugs and long awaited kisses made long journey worth it. >> it feels great. one of the hardest things we can do. >> very home sick but it is okay, difficult what i had to do and now i'm's home. >> reporter: some soldiers are getting to know children been during their deployment. >> it is surreal to be home and get back into the groove of everything, right, buddy. >> reporter: while members of the unit are overjoyed to be back home in the u.s. many don't have a break, they will get right back into our community making the rest of us s

school officials say it was a verbal threat made by a 13 year old middle school student-- and cleves police quickly arrested him.the district says it was posted on facebook because there was no longer a threat and it was late at night. "the number one question we always ask is are our studnets safe? and the answer at all times was yes. the threat was taken as severe as if it was at school-- the only difference is if it would have happened at school we 100 all-call, lock-down procedures we would have followed a different protocol." police arrested the 13-year-old student charging him with inducing panic. an overnight crash knocks out power to a school in roselawn. back-up generators helped teachers carry out their lesson plans today at the roselawn condon school on summit road.we're told a car hit a utility pole earlier this morning - causing the outage.power crews were out around noon fixing the pole. everything should be back to teachers tomorrow. people in colerain township are about to meet and discuss fight against heroin. heroin.the "focus on hope heroin forum" will take a look

as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us tonight, time is running out to avoidshut down of the city government. >> trying to rescue them from the government that they have. >> as atlantic city faces a cash flow crisis and possible shut down in eight days, governor chris christie broke out ground and laid out his case why a state take over is necessary. he says city's ripe over spending including outdated and expensive insurance plans for employees, and giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to individuals for sick day pay outs when they retire. he says only a take over bill that includes a authority over union contract will solve problem. >> why would i fight over it. i just go and do it. >> reporter: christie says new jersey speaker of the assembly is dead wrong to hold overtake over bill after it passed in the senate and called atlantic city mayor don guardian and irresponsible mayor. >> i'm sorry that the governor had to resort to name calling but we're just trying to find out how we can reduce costs and how the state can be helping atlantic city like they h

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a new type of easter egg hunt that has children using their ears instead of their eyes. kate? >>> and if you have easter egg hunts planned this weekend you may want to see latest weather forecast, will you need heavy coat? i will have your full update and i'll tell you about the warm up that starts tomorrow. >>> i'm's pat gallen with the wildcats on the villanova campus where they started their trek to louisville, we will see what jay wright has to say about the team coming up. >>> today you can change the luck of the child, it is our annual ronald mcdonald house charities and the phone lines are opened, call 1.844.977.cbs3 and when we come back you'll meet a special boy with big dreams, to help give you a great reason to donate to this wonder >>> hi every within, welcome back. i have moved down to our great hall where we're seeing an a nation president underway, our seventh annual ronald mcdonald house charities tell-a-thon. as you can see we have folks waiting to call. christine is

reporting live from bellmawr i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you at 6:00, thank you. >>> keep it here for the very latest on the investigation, you contact can get more information anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> another officer is injured, burned, while searching train tracks. chopper three over the scene on clift ton street in doylestown, bucks county. police tell us that the officer got the too close to a train and burn his arm. he was taken to doylestown hospital, there is no word on why he was searching the tracks. regional rail service is suspended on the lansdale doylestown line, in that area. >>> police have their handful last night tracking two riders one on the atv other on the dirt bike. they rode all the way from somerdale to north philadelphia a chopper three caught riders speeding dangerously through traffic, the two stashed their vehicles and then ran. now it the is against the law to operate atv's and dirt bikes on the streets of philadelphia our rahel sol machine will have more on the dangers that they pose coming up at 5:30, ukee. >>> septa emplo

in pennsauken i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cleve, thanks very much. >>> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 a disturbing scene on a septa market frankford el train that shows young children out of control and police are trying to identify them. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel will solomon will have details tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >>> a dog attack inside a south philadelphia pet smart, send an employee to the hospital. this happened just before 8:30 this morning at oregon avenue store. thirty lease say female employee was attacked trying to groom a bull masstive. she was taken to methodist hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it is unclear what will happen to the dog. >>> delaware valley interchange of the pennsylvania turnpike is back opened tonight, crews spent hours, cleaning up a fiery scene captured by "eyewitness news" viewer mike hiller. a tractor trailer carrying electrical equipment crashed and caught on fire on the westbound side, just after 9:00 this morning. fortunately no one was hurt, all lanes reopened, just before 4:00 this af

look, it's a long way to cleve land. let's see what happens. >> you still are committed to supporting donald trump if he's the nominee? >> we're going to look at it every single day and we'll see what happens. we've got a long way to go. i don't want to project that he's going to be the nominee. i don't think he'll be the nominee and if he is, i review it every day. >> sounds like it's more hesitance every day. >> i said what i said, chuck, and i'm done talking about the subject. >> fair enough. how about that? anyway, let's bring in the panel. we've got four of our top campaign correspondents here in studio another few brief days. andrea mitchell. she covers the hillary clinton campaign. hallie jackson and kristen welker and katie tur who is on the donald trump beat. welcome all. sorry that i am sucking up holiday time. i appreciate it. >> that's all right. >> obviously a bizarre week, andrea, in so many ways. i want to go because what i think could have been the story of this week was this unbelievable editorial board

cbs correspondent chris van cleve has the very latest. >> reporter: russian security camera captured final moment of the the fly dubai flight 981, all 62 people, including 55 passengers, four of them children and seven crew members died in the violent crash. >> everyone in our company is indeed in shock. >> reporter: while impact pulverized the boeing 737, investigators recovered cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder. deadly crash happened two hours from the flight from dubai was set to arrive in russia, 600 miles outside moscow. the based on flight path data it appears the plane made an unsuccessful attempt to land and circled for a considerable period of time before making a second attempt. mayor told russian reporters that the plane ended up 800 feet short of the runway in bad weather, that included rain and strong wind gusts. an american team from the national transportation safety board and boeing are joining the investigation. chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thursday will mark a year since the germanwings plane crash that killed 150 people including a

a 13-year old was arrested last week at three rivers school in cleves for making a threat. also last week... a 6th grader at amelia middle school was arrested after threatening another student and posting a picture of him holding an airsoft gun. the newborn baby of a woman charged in the death of her two year old... is now with his biological dad. tomorrow rebekah kinner will enter a plea in the case of the death of her daughter kinsley.police child.that boyfriend is also charged.jason white, that biological father of rebekah's newborn, says he has custody of their son... wyatt. the baby was put into foster care right after he was born. a crash led to the discovery and now a homicide investigation into the death of jaylon knight...a fairfield dead inside a car. car.2753-02 i just want justice for jaylon somebody knows something, it's not going to bring him back, but i just want justice for my son. son.serina knight is jaylon's mother.she and his father paul got to see their son's body for the first time yesterday.5 days after he was found dead slumped over the wheel inside

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