thank you for calling. >> host: cleve jones, what do you fear that is going backwards? >> >> guest: just today i got information about a young, gay hiv positive russian asylum seeker who has been locked up and will be deported to russia where he will be treated very badly, maybe worse. so i think many people don't understand how quickly these kinds of advances can be reversed. we have people in charge of both houses of government and the white house who are determined to turn the block back. that means victories like emergency equality could be undone, the efforts to protect unfair discrimination in the workplace could be further restricted, and i am very concerned about what the republicans are going to do about hiv funding for education and treatment and prevention. excuse me. it is extremely frustrating because today we still don't have a cure or vaccine we do have the knowledge and the means to stop this epidemic. treatment equals prevention. people with the virus who are treated and have access to medical care their viral load is suppressed so sufficiently they can

live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully they can get you answers soon, cleve, thank you >>> in other news national transportation safety board, faa and delaware state police are investigating what caused a medical hell cooperate tore crash near a airport in new castle delaware. authorities identified pilot killed as 37 year-old michael murphy, of franklinville, new jersey. the helicopter went down yesterday afternoon, behind a postal facility on quigley boulevard. the chopper was registered, to the university of pennsylvania , and, murphy was on a training flight from the atlantic city international airport when the crash happened, and he was only one aboard the helicopter, no one on the ground was hurt. >> we are learning more about the man wanted in connection to the brutal assault of the disabled man in chester county we showed you this video earlier this week, police say that is 29 year-old barry baker, sucker punching a man with cerebral palsy in the parking lot of the 7-eleven. now we dug deeper in to his record and found he pled guilty to selling flag h

live in camden, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that update, cleve.eanwhile breaking news. chopper three is live over the 200 block of heritage road in cherry hill where two officers have been exposed to what is believed to be heroin in a home on the 200 block of heritage road. the officers were responding to a call of a dead female at the home. the officers were rushed to cooper university health care as a precaution. the incident remains under investigation. stay with "eyewitness news" for updates as they become availab available. >>> to a developing story that we're following this noon. philadelphia police have what appose to be a very complicated investigation on their hands. a seven-year-old girl was discovered by her own mother in the basement of their olney home with a bag over her head. our joel holden is live in the 5500 block of olney with more on what happened. good afternoon, joe. >> reporter: jim, good afternoon. right now that seven-year-old girl is listed in extremely critical condition in the hospital as you said her mother discovering

cleve joins us now. has not been so kind to the phillies. >> you wish this was february, one of those short months but unfortunately as we all know there are 31 days in the month of may and it feels like if you feel like the phillies have been bad for all 31, you are right, thinks war may team has had since 1928, this 1928 phillies only had three wins, so this is a little improvement, this team has six wins. so fightins were trying to avoid the sweep in miami this afternoon. aaron nola on the mound. marcell azuna makes it three to nothing marlins. nola only lasted three innings to the fifth, justin game, launches this into right. that was one of two home runs on the day, making it six to nothing marlins. the phillies owe even if continues to struggle, and he just mode through phillies line up. he went six and 23rd inning, striking out, 10 phillies, we have got most of them right there. phillies lose 10-two. mayday, mayday, thank goodness , may is over. >>> now phillies made it official, vince velasquez i

cleve bryan is live at pleasant hill park with the latest on the developments there.leve. >> reporter: well we've seen a variety of assets looking for this missing swimmer. we saw a helicopter this morning and several boats, some dragging along the bottom, others we see that the men on board are looking at their console presumably using some of that scanning sonar. still nothing has turned up so far. i did catch up with one of the young men who also jumped in the river last night. >> we was just trying to have fun like usually teens do. >> reporter: kendall caesar says he and three friends were jumping off the boat dock to cool off friday night when fun turned turned to panic. >> the current we didn't feel anything and the last time we jumped in before we was going to go home, we jumped in and next thing you know we started moving. >> reporter: the victim antawn fox never made it to shore. >> one of my other friends he tried to get him and then i tried to go and get him too but the current was too strong where we couldn't really help him 'cause we started struggling o

cleve? >> reporter: after more than two days of deliberations the jury unable to reach averred here. and because of the holiday weekends, with memorial day, they won't come back until next tuesday. for little bran dan's family, another holiday without closure. >> the crime that brought police to tears. three year old brendan creato found dead near the cooper river in 2015, his father is charged with murder. here are the fact. dj was the only person to have access to his son the morning he was found dead. brendan was in a muddy creek more than half mile from home wearing clean socks, suggesting he was placed and not wandered there. wooded area dj admitted he visited often, and felt a spiritual connection. prosecutors say dj's motive for killing his son was to save a relationship with his teen girlfriends who didn't like being around brandon. three medical examiners couldn't figure out how brandon died, no physical they had a links dj to the crime scene, and as this lawyer pointed out, investi

live from glassboro, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> by the way, cleve is cradling that box. >> nobody is getting them. >> all right, buddy, thank you >>> despite today's soaring temperatures it was a great day to ditch that car in favor of the bicycle, that is because, it is national bike to work day. >> the league of american bicyclist say 40 percent of all trips in the u.s. are less than 2 miles and they say that makes biking a feasible way to get around. activity, of course, promotes a healthy lifestyle and cuts down on traffic and pollution. sarah stewart of the bicycle coalition of philadelphia bikes to work every day. >> it is most fun and fastest way and it is most economical, and that is all of those things really go into making biking a terrific form of transportation. >> our pat gallen hopped on a bike today eager to check out indego the bike rental program for $15 a month philadelphia residents get unlimited ride on indego bikes. pat is handling it pretty well well done plaintiff pat gallen >> slow and steady, my friend, slow insteady coming up on "eyewitness news

live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> chopper three over aire in doyletown bucks county. fire fighters were called to the chalfont new britain township joint sewage authority on upper state road just before 3:30 this afternoon. no injuries were reported. upper state road, from almshouse road to bristol road is closed while officials work on cleaning up this scene. >>> chester students are taking a stand in the war against drugs. "eyewitness news" at chester community charter school before special programs to mark drug prevention week. as part of the event, the school presented a check for more than $2,300 to the city of chester. money was raised by students at the school and will be used to buy narcan which reverses effects of open eyeds. >> everybody in this room, everybody in this room has been affected one way or another, by drug abuse. >> you never, ever, want to put one pill or one substance into your body, because you don't know where that substance is coming from, and just one time you do that, it could kill you or make you seriously i

. >> joint is not on a booktv set the author of this book, cleve jones, "when we rise: my life in the movement" is theme name of the book. mr. jones, what is the moving you speak of? >> guest: it's the big movement, a movement for peace and for social justice. when i was 17 i discovered that part of that movement was particularly for people like me. now called lgbtq, something something something. >> host: that movement is larger than the gay movement treachery fastly i grew up. i grew up believing that all of these movements for social justice were connected, that we are all part of a larger struggle to end war and end racism and poverty. i think that's changed a bit over the years but it is still the way i look at and i think it would be helpful for people viewed it that way. >> host: how would you define the gay movement today, 2017? >> guest: right now in 2017 i think lgbt people face a real challenge.ac we have won some very important victories in recent years,, particularly during the obama administration. now i think all of those advances clearly are in great danger of being re

live in camden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> cleve, thank you. >> jury selection continues for a second day in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. this is new video of cosby arriving, at the allegheny courthouse this morning. five jurors selected yesterday. twelve jurors and six alternates are picked, they'll be sequestered in montgomery county for the trial. the entertainer accused of drugging and assaulting temple university employee at his montgomery county home back in 2004. cosby has said the encounter was cons sensual. >>> o.j. simpson could soon be release from the prison, former football star has parole hearing coming up in july. simpson has served nine years of 33 year sentence on burglary and kidnapping conviction, that is connected to 2008 confrontation over memorabilia in las vegas, 1995 acquitted of the murder of ex-wife and companion. >> two crew members a boards international spay station had to make emergency space walk fofor repairs, device called the multi-plexer, multi-plexer data relay, you heard it right, failed without warning saturday. the box controls radiator, so

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is there. >> whether soaring at breathtaking speed or hovering the short distance from the ground ... a variety of aircraft, huge crowd at the millville air show saturday. >> this might be a record crow today. >> twenty to 30,000 people are expected to arrive. main air show located here at america's first defensive airport. >> the very first air show was in 1941 when are when they dedicated the airport. this is the 75th year of having air shows in millville airport. >> this year's perform kearse not disappoint. >> pretty cool. we've been to couple. but this is different. >> the first time ever gone to air show. pretty awesome experience. my son loves airplanes, so i figure we would come over to new jersey and check it out. >> this year the us navy blue angels are the main event. >> millville is the only stop in new jersey for the angels? year. while some are hearing them roar overhead for the first time, others try to see them as often as possible. >> ten times. >> rose kennedy appreciates the bravery of the pilot doing things that's hard do beli

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: whether soaring at breathtaking speedsor hovering a short distance from the ground, a variety of aircraft mesmerized the huge crowd at the millville air show saturday. >> this might be a record crowd. >> reporter: 20 to 30,000 people are expected to attend the two day air show. it's the main fundraiser for the museum. >> the very first air show was in 1941 when they dedicated the airport so this is the 75th year of having air shows in millville airport. >> reporter: this year's performers did not disappoint. >> it's pretty cool. we've been to a couple but this is different. >> the first time i've ever gone to the air show. it's a pretty awesome experience. my son loves airplanes. i figured we would come to new jersey and enjoy ourselves day. this year the u.s. navy blue angels are the main event. millville's the only stop in new jersey for the angels this year. while some are hearing them roar overhead for the first time, others try to see them as often as possible. >> 10 times. >> reporter: rose kennedy appreciates the br

. >> joint is not on a booktv set the author of this book, cleve jones, "when we rise: my life in the movement" is theme name of the book. mr. jones, what is the moving you speak of? >> guest: it's the big movement, a movement for peace and for social justice. when i was 17 i discovered that part of th

kris van cleve, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight we start off script with breaking news. remember last week's controversial meeting with the foreign minister of russia in the oval office? another one where only russian media was allowed to attend? now the washington post is reporting that during that very same meeting president donald trump revealed highly classified information to the russians, current and former u.s. officials tell the washington post the disclosures jeopardize a critical source of intelligence on isis. information considered so sensitive it wasn't even shared with allies and was tightly restricted within the u.s. government. stephanie ramirez is here now with more on this story which is blowing up all over the internet. >> bruce, this is now the most read article from the washington post and this story is r

kris van cleve is our transportation correspondent. kris, what's new? >> reporter: sources familiar with the ongoing discussion say it is likely the department of homeland security will expand the ban on large electronics being carried on to planes. sources say airports in europe or the u.k. are among those likely to be added to the u.s. airlines are worried an expanded ban will discourage business travel and will be difficult to enforce without searching passengers individually. they also have concerns about moving a large number of electronic devices into the cargo hold as there is a small risk of fire from devices' lithium ion batteries. u.s. officials began discussing a widespread electronics ban following the laptop bombing of a somali airliner last year, but the obama administration decided it would be impractical. d.h.s. officials are still evaluating the potential disruption and will meet with representatives from the u.s. airlines later this week. scott, a final decision could come in the next few weeks. >> pelley: kris van cleve breaking the s

i'm cleve bryan, coming up, why families say the time is ripe to go picking. >> plus, what's better, reduced fat or skim milk or perhaps a full fat kind? we'll tell you why doctors say go for the full fat. how it can help you lose weight and avoid a dangerous disease that's next. >> welcome back, with the warmer weather new jersey grown strawberries are ready for picking and this year they're red a little bit early. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went to glassboro to find out why it may be time to start enjoying those strawberries now. >> you got to go deep to get the good ones. >> crystal saw the pick your strawberry sign in glassboro, thought it would be the perfect activity to do with her son. >> i try to stay away from the tv. good to get outdoors, him know how to grow stuff, where he's eating, where it came from. >> expert say a fair winter and pleasant spring helps strawberries come in a little early this year. and since strawberry advice short season in new jersey, as soon as they're ripe, farm strands like rowan's spring into action. >> today is only day two. and they

that we wanted to find out exactly how long so our cleve bryan hit the road for a test drive of sortss live on the boardwalk in atlantic city, cleve. >> reporter: i'm having a ball here on the boardwalk in atlantic city. in fact, 5,000 balls in front of the resorts casino that is how many beach balls they just dropped. we want to make it for event at 5:00. it was quite a journey to get here. good drive to the shore, snacks, and something to drink are a must. even the slightest hunger pang s have been known to elevate irritability meter, and today i have got to be on top of my game driving the news van. start clock at 1:45 p.m. and we are rolling. we are leaving from camden where he was covering a different story at noon. route 130 is known for lots of traffic and getting on 76 east is an exercise in patients even without holiday weekend traffic. merging on to 76 i'm joined by fellow travelers from delaware , pennsylvania. welcome to new jersey, amghost >> so far i have been driving an hour and we are couple miles in the atlantic city expressway. that wants so much fun but good news it

we have more from kris van cleve. >> it's no longer pleasant to fly. there was a time when it was. it's no longer there. >> reporter: called before the house transportation committee, united airline c.e.o. oscar munoz and other airline executives were pummeled by lawmakers over their customer service. >> the problem with the flying experience is across the board. we all know it's a terrible experience. >> reporter: munoz apologized again for the violent removal of dr. david dao to make room for a flight crew three weeks ago. >> no customer, no individual should ever be treated the way mr. dao was ever. it was a mistake of epic proportions. >> reporter: members complained about shrinking seats, fee, and overcrowded planes. democrat brenda lawrence of michigan. >> when you take my reservation, i expect for you to honor that. >> reporter: georgia republican bob woodall. >> you know you're having a bad day when the group that's going to lecture you on customer satisfaction is the united states congress. >> reporter: today we learned the airlines made more than $13 billion in profits la

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on how it will help the department, solve crimes. >> we got it. >> reporter: reason for atlantic city police to celebrate on wednesday as department which is fighting off state mandated layoffs opens up a high tech surveillance center. atlantic city headquarters for intelligence, and electronic surveillance or achilles for short keeps watch of 500 cameras throughout the city. >> it is a shrinking department because of the cities budget woes. thinks a force multiplying for us. >> reporter: it was built in the public safety building through funding by casino re investment development authority, officers on desk duty and retired cops hired as class two officers will man center as if going on virtual patrol of the city. >> we all feel here that this is going to make everyone that lives, works, and visits atlantic city much more safe. >> reporter: on the boardwalk there are currently about 150 cameras that are mounted on light posts and what they have captured here videos available 24/7 in the surveillance unit and one of these joy sticks th

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the latest from pleasant hill park. >> we was just tryingo have fun like usual teenagers do. >> reporter: kendall caesar says he and three friends were jumping off the boat dock to cool off friday night when fun turned to panic. >> we was jumping in at first and the current we didn't feel anything. the last time we jumped in before we was going to go home we jumped in. next thing you know we all started just moving. >> reporter: the victim identified by family as 16-year-old antawn fox never made it to shore apparently caught in the swift current of the delaware river. >> one of my other friends he tried to get him and then i tried to go and get him too but the current was real strong where we couldn't help him because we and started struggling ourselves. >> reporter: eyewitness steven smith says the scene was chaotic along the dark river. >> they were all panic. they went in looking for him hm everybody came over. that's when the fire trucks came. >> reporter: fox's family provided "eyewitness news" with this picture and told us antawn was

avoided, murray cruised through the next, 6—0, he moves into the second round when he will play martin clevese extra time on the practice court and by getting the tuesday starts it allowed me to get some good practice and after missing a couple of days with the illness so i was action quite happy to wait until tuesday, obviously ended up planks of his staff. also through to round two is kyle edmund reaching the second round for the third successive year. he beat portugal‘s gastao elias taking the match in straight sets. edmund will play eitherjo—wilfred tsonga or renzo 0livo in round two. in the women‘s draw, british number one johanna konta suffered a shock defeat by world number 109 sue—way—shay in the first round of the french open. the seventh seed took the first set 6—1 with her power too much for her opponent, but the match swung around with konta eventually on the losing side and is still yet to win in the main draw at roland garros after three successive first—round losses. former world number one tiger woods his arrest yesterday for ‘driving under the influence‘ was not alcohol relat

in millville, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> looks like a nice day outside for an air show today. >> we will have some sunshine here this morning, we had some fog, early on in the in the city but out to the west and good news it is all burning off. we will have it, a pretty nice afternoon with good sunshine but we will have some cloud that do filth inner from time to time. not a completely sunny day but a really just good, day, our theme, nice weather, it continues for our holiday weekend, but we will watch as a weak area of low pressure does roll into tonight. it is a weak center of low pressure and that gives us a chance for a stray shower in the overnight hours tonight. thunderstorm tonight and then early tomorrow morning cannot be completely ruled out either but good news it is not a wash out of a day, on monday. our best chance for showers will be really in the morning and then we are looking at dryer weather through our memorial day afternoon. outside right now this is boardwalk at rehoboth a few extra people starting to work their way down on to the sand and beach bu

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went to atlantic city to find out just how long it takes. >> reporter: like any good drive to the shore, snacks, and something to drink are a must. even the slightest henninger pangs have been known to elevate irritability meter. today i've got to be on my game driving the news van. start at clock at one that 45. we are rolling from camden where i was covering a different story at noon. route 130 is known for lots of traffic iron getting on 76 east is an exercise in patients, even without holiday weekend traffic. merging on to 76 i'm joined by fellow travelers from delaware , pennsylvania. welcome to new jersey, ami ghost. so far i have been driving an her and couple miles in the atlantic city expressway and that wasn't so much fun but good news is, it looks good right here. to my surprise, the expressway isn't congested at all, passing farly plaza many fellow drivers stopped to refuel, hydrate or hit bathroom. i'm good, let's keep going. it was fun while it lasted. we are by atlantic city airport and things are coming to a crawl. >> reporter: backup as

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >>> whether soaring and breathtaking speed or hovering short distance from the ground, a variety of aircraft mesmerized huge crowd at millville air show saturday. >> this might be a record crowd. >> reporter: twenty to 30,000 people are expected to attend the two day air show, main fundraiser for army airfield museum located here at america 's first airport. >> very first air show in 1941 when they dedicated airport, this is seventh fifth year having air shows in millville airport. >> reporter: this years performers did not disappoint. >> pretty cool, we have been to a couple but this is different. >> first time ever in an air show pretty awesome experience my son loves airplanes so we figured we would enjoy ourselves today. >> reporter: this year u.s. navy blue angels are the main event. millville is the only stop in new jersey for the angels this year. while or hearing them roar overhead for the first time, others tried to see them as often as possible. >> ten times. >> reporter: rose kennedy appreciates the bravery of the pilots doing

northeast philadelphia, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> new this morning, president trumpstarting his day by meeting with arab leaders, joining with leaders of the gulf cooperation council in an effort to counter the financing of terrorism. reportedly includes a pledge to prosecute the financing of terrorism including individuals. later, he will deliver major speech designed to urge the muslim worlds to push for unity in the fight against terrorism. earlier, the president, and king every saudi arabia, announced deals between two countries including $109 billion arms deal, investments in us infrastructure project. >>> the community is very happy and we want to thank you, and saudi arabia, hundreds every billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. >>> tomorrow the president is scheduled to lead saudi arabia to head to israel. >>> the abington police department is partnering with the community to keep student safe. police hosed their annual citizens and police together 24 hour relay, teams of student compete in the various fun activities, t

northeast philadelphia, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> funeral plans set for chris colonel, will be laid to resume 26 in los angeles, the sounds garden front man's body will be flown from michigan to los angeles today. he will be burried at the hollywood cemetery. died wednesday night after perform withing sound garden at the fox theatre in detroit. the medical examiner's office ruled the death a suicide by hanging. he was 52 years old. >> we're now hearing from the father of the woman killed. eighteen year old alyssa dried when a bronx man drove his car on to the sidewalk hitting pedestrians nearly two dozen others were hurt, including alyssa's sister eve a the sisters were visiting from michigan. eve is recovering after surgery, with family by her side. >> it is something beyond anything i could ever imagine, you know, my daughter came here for vacation, and now taking her home to bury her. i have no words. i really don't -- i mean, it is just empty hollow feeling. >> the driver 26 year old richard rojas faces murder and attempted murder charges, investigators say rojas t

transportation correspondent kris van cleve has the latest. >> we just talked to the pilot, and he reportedit was a battery fire from a laptop in the passenger compartment. >> reporter: scary moments for the 158 people on board jetblue flight 915. while flying between new york and san francisco last night, passengers noticed smoke coming from a carry-on bag. inside was a laptop with an overheating lithium ion battery. passenger alan honnibal. >> we're at 35,000 feet, and all of a sudden we hear an announcement, and we look back to row 25. >> you could see smoke and smell it. >> reporter: kailey honnibal took this picture of what looks to be scorch marks on the plane's carpet. the f.a.a. says 12 fire incidents involving lithium-ion batteries have occured on planes this year. this underscores a growing concern among large electronic devices in the cabin. currently those devices must be checked on flights from the middle east the north africa. some experts worry storing them in the cargo hold could lead to fires unchecked. >> that could be a greater risk than terrorists. we do run a very serio

in the cbs-3 news center, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news" >>> trial of five three-year old lee kaplan is underway in bucks county, feasterville man accused of sexually assaulting six sisters. investigators found 11 girls in kaplan's home last summer including a 17 year-old allegedly gifted to him by her parents. our greg argos will have more on the first day of trial, including testimony, from the girl's mother that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> philadelphia police have what appears to be a complicated investigation on their hand. a seven year-old girl was discovered wye her mother in the basement of her olney home with the bag over her head. as we await a briefing from police momentarily our joe holden has been working on this story all day and he is live with what we know right now, joe. >> reporter: jessica, we are awaiting special victims unit officers and captain here to give us some insight on the type of investigation, they are working. very early on this was described to be really a toss up, was this a crime, was this perhaps an accident? that remains to be se

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also happening today president trump begins his first overseas trip as commander in cleve.o saudi arabia and visit several other countries in the middle east and in europe. israel, going to belgium veal a chance to visit with the pope at the vatican before he leaves the president says he may name his pick for fbi director and said former senator joe lieberman is a top contender. the decision will be up to the senate whether or not to confirm the president's pick all this as atto rosenstein is set to return to capitol hill to brief lawmakers on's comey fire. rosenstein admitted he knew comey was going to get fired before he wrote a letter recommending his termination. >> it is 7:54 right now. developing overnight, the city of new orleans says it will take down statue of confederate robert e lee follows the citi' measles of statue of another confederate general along with confederate president or the president offed confederacy jefferson davis. eve removal has sparked heated protests both for and against the removal. >>> developing in new york's times square this morning lot

no, we're going to cleve in half and take this one part and put it over here and say somehow they're going to self fund. the question, of course, is how are they going to self fund? the airlines have told us time and time again they hate the ticket tax. i buy a ticket, i pay a tax. they say, no, that effects the price of the ticket and competition and everything else. if they do away with it, there goes 70% of the revenues what are they going to put in its place. it's going to be per operation charge, we don't know. congress will have no say over this. there will be a board, if i could have that slide, and a construct, which is -- we'll show here for the person running the slides, if you could put up put up this hotel. anything that effects competition will go through this process. the board makes a decision about a new approach, a new route, new fees, all of that goes through this process and goes to secretary. the secretary will have established a large new office of consultants within in his -- or at this point, her office, who will advise the secretary of a limited period of time