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as is our new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us, he started a group, that's rapidly growing. >> a swift cross-over and sweet jumper may help junior point guard with his games, but his passion goes beyond the court. >> you guys all know we did last week, how do you guys feel that went? >> david started a club last week called athletes against bullying. he was inspire by former eagle desean jackson's anti-bullying campaign, and he didn't like some of the stuff he had seen playing sports. >> well, the general trends was cents that the better players would be picking on the knot as good players. >> the club is rapidly growing at cherry hill east high school, one new reason is the cancellation of the football season in sayreville, new jersey, after allegation of hazing so severe, that several student face criminal charges including sexual assault. >> a lot of the kids thought that it was crazy, especially because, you know, top football team. >> having athletes take up the anti-bullying cause can be specially effective because they're in the lockerroom and often some of the most influe

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is tracking the latest developments in this case. cleve. >> reporter: the trail is far from cold. this is close to where frein spender hess teen years. it could be a sign he's running out of places to hide. >> nobody is going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: governor tom corbett confirming the result is strong as ever to find eric phren. the search has a new targeted area. >> it was reported in the area of pocono mountain east high school the individual's description was consistent with frein and he was observed carrying a rifle. >> reporter: police say the man came within 20 feet of the witness and even though this face was covered in mud, they believe this is a credible spotting. frein would be in familiar territory, he attended pocono mountain east high school hadn't several jobs in the area. >> i think we've kept a tremendous amount of pressure on him and i think that likely had some bearing on where he's at now. assuming that it is him. >> reporter: police say on september 12th frein ambush

before we get to cleve bryan story we are having technical issue with that.ic and weather together and talk about this rain that came through overnight, and what is going on today as i believe it is starting to move out. here's kate which your weather. >> yes, good morning, ukee. as we switch places quickly, presso, change owe, back on the touch screen. lets give you a sense of what is going on right now. we will continue to track some rain obviously but basically gone for our area at this point. i do also want to talk about the tropics here. we will zoom it way out on storm scan three and here's our hurricane, gonzalo, not an east coast threat to the united states, but this is a very interesting storm in that a, it is very strong but b, because of the scope of how it relates to bermuda. i will show you track in a second but this is essentially a massive storm for what bermuda can handle at this point. notice bermuda is about 22 miles across, and that is about as big as the eye is of this storm. so this is just a huge, huge, system and it is expected to at le

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in toms river with the look at the least coverry process. cleve? >>> chris, a heart hid areas like here in toms river man, do people i spoke with believe it has been two years since sandy because is there still so much to do. they say it will still take several more years before all of the houses here are rebuilt. >> i'm paying a mortgage on this house. i'm paying flood insurance on this house. >> reporter: like many sandy survivors, two years after the storm doug quinn is struggling to stay afloat after sandy sank his toms river home. >> the night of the storm was a party compared to what we have been through for the last two years. it has been brutal. >> reporter: meager insurance payments and slow house ago assistance are common complaints of the ball. >> dropping the ball big time and all i see is a lot of finger pointing and a lot of excuses. >> reporter: frustrated homeowners fired off questions at governor christie on the sandy anniversary tour. christie's administration says a billion dollars in federal house ago assistance has been

in buena vista township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> okay, flyers and sixers fans are getting pumped up for new seasons at the wells fargo center and this year bring your appetite. new food debuting this year at the wells fargo including the hammer, name in honor of flyers great dave schultz a sandwich that consist of smoke sausage, chopped pork and barbecue sauce. >> um, um, yes. >> and also on the menu a smoke turkey sandwich, south philadelphia meat balls, and the the basket which includes beer, cheese, bacon dip, jerky and other delicacies. >> got to have bacon tip? one of everything. >> that sound great. >> yes, my mouth is watering. >> yes. >> good to go. >> this has turnout to be a great the day. >> beautiful. >> we have a bonus day. usually after a cold front it gets cold but not the case today. it will lag and we will take it. one more beauty before cold air comes in and then some rain for the weekend. timing not so great the but we will be able to salvage an afternoon. take a look outside where it is a beautiful end to the day. look at the sunset. >> wow. >> gorgeous

to night "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the mental anguish some continuerecover. report. >> i lost -- >> reporter: home is almost back together but it will never be the same for jane. nearly two years after sandy, she still living in limbo and it's taken a toll on her emotions. >> not knowing where you stand in that process with the state of new jersey has been stress. >> reporter: high levels of the stress still playing about one in five sandy survivors according to a monmouth university poll released monday. and that number hasn't changed much from the last study conduct add year ago. >> just waiting for two years trying to get back into your home is very stressful. >> reporter: according to mental health experts it's not reliving the storm that's the problem. it's the torment from the red tape. the state of new jersey says that out of about 11,000 qualified applicants for the most popular housing repair grant, about 6500 haven't signed agreements or are still on the waiting list. frank, just had his house lifted and has felt the helplessness for months.

he talk with "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan. >> a great idea, go out for one spin and they turn tonight to an adventure. >> reporter: impulse decision to take one last ride before pulling his wave runner for winter, almost costume tomorrow graham his life. his battery died out on the water, and the wind started pushing him miles from home. >> it just took me further then i ever dream. >> reporter: tom grounded in the marsh but mud was too deep to walk on and only hope is that some one would find him. coastguard and local police launch search parties at request of tom's wife's lanea, rescuers have no luck finding him tuesday evening. >> i have views of the helicopter looking for me, and unfortunately, they had in view of me. >> reporter: as tom sat shivering on his wave runner all night's lanea prayed. >> just kind of stressing out but trying to keep it together but i'm exhausted. >> reporter: first light search resumed again, tom could see all of the activity but this time a helicopter crew saw him too. >> the adrenaline going, he is okay, doing his fly around and

in buena vista, i'm cleve bryan, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> it is a mainly clear night acrosshe delaware valley and we're seeing a clear sky across philadelphia. it looks like it's going to across philadelphia. high temperatures across the region were pretty impressive with a strong westerly wind. 76 degrees in llewes delaware at the university of delaware, 75 at the airport in philadelphia, newtown george wynnefield airport 73 degrees. it's not going to stay that way. take a look outside. it is a beautiful evening across the region and you can see from our sky deck here and our center city studios looking clear and with clear skies, we're going to go down. temperatures already falling. right now philadelphia, 65. 60 in allentown, 53 in the poconos, 60 degrees in reading and 55 in millville. 50's through state college and the western part of the keystone state, only 50 degrees in cleveland. you can see the blue contours beginning to creep in to our region and that is the cooler weather and overnight we're going to be there as well. with the breezy conditions giving way to quie

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in milford with the developments, cleve. >> yeah. >> reporter: for almost seven weeks people rarely caught a glimpse of eric frein but friday he was in full public view at an arraignment for murder charges. >> eric, did you kill that trooper? >> reporter: frein's captured was best case scenario for law enforcement, squad of u.s. marshals on routine patrol surprised him at an abandoned airport near tannersville. he didn't resist and was unarmed but authorities say weapons were stashed nearby. >> this individual has shown himself to be are dangerous, both with the rifles that he carried, hand guns and the explosives that he had built. there was always a lot of concern for safety of law enforcement. >> reporter: police say frein managed to avoid arrest because he is a self-taught expert in survival and very familiar with the rugged terrain in the pocono mountains. >> everybody was fully motivated in wanting to bring this guy to justice and we did it for the family. in the law enforcement family, this is what we do. >> reporter: police say they foun

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live with new developments. cleve?> reporter: natasha, it has been more than a month for the trail is far from cold much this new siting close to where he spent his teenaged years could be a sign that frein is running out of places to hide. >> nobody is going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: governor corbett confirming the resolve is as strong as ever to find accused trooper killer eric frein. the search has a new targeted area after a walker had a face to face encounter with a man friday night that authorities believe is frein. >> it was reported in the area of the pocono mountain east high school. the individual's description was consistent with frein and he was observed carrying a rifle. >> reporter: police say the man came within 20 feet of the witness and even though his face was covered in mud, they believe this is a credible spotting. frein would be in familiar territory he attend pocono mountain east high school and had several jobs in the area. >> i think we've kept a tr

tonight "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the mental anguish that some continue to endure as they fight to recover. >> i lost and did not get back report report home is almost back together but never be the same for jane. nearly two years after sandy she is still living in limb he and it has taken a toll on her emotions. >> not knowing where you stand in that process with the state of new jersey has brought stress. >> reporter: high levels of the stress still hit one in five sandy survivors according to a poll released monday. that number has not change much from the last study conducted a year ago. >> just waiting for two years, just very stressful. >> reporter: it is not reliving the storm that is the problem, it is torment from the red tape. the state of new jersey says that out of the 11,000 qualified applicants for most popular housing repair grant 6500 have signed agreements or still on the waiting list. frank, just had his house lifted and felt helplessness for months. >> emotionally, it is being away from your house for eight months and not knowing when t

i'm cleve bryan. we will tell but a first phase of the project to abolish abandoned properties. >>> he may be young and inexperienced but eagles kicker codey parker could be the player that takes the player deep in the playoffs, coming up codey talks about the road to philadelphia and dealing with the pressure of playing in the nfl. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >>> severe thunderstorms swept through central alabama killing a woman when a large tree felon her home. and nearby merion county this church steeple was struck by lightening and caught, on fire, in one was hur

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan caught up with a major candidates on the campaign trail. >> how are you doing. >> good. >> feel like you are been on the wave. >> reporter: former eagle cbs-3 sportscaster garry cobb is running for congress. >> i am not a politician. i think people are tired of politicians. >> reporter: cobb, a republican, i competing for first congressional district seat with donald norcross, a career labor leader who served as a law maker since 2010. >> number one issue we hear business jobs. >> reporter: to that end norcross would help create jobs by attracting commerce along the delaware river. >> what we want to do is create not free trade but fair trade and same thing with our tax policies to change them to investing in america. >> reporter: a monday garry cobb's priorities is job training. >> would i like to go have after technology. that is where growth is and i think that is also affect by our educational assist tell. i think we need to emphasize stem, which is science, technology, engineering and math. >> reporter: first congressional district ha

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live i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cleve, thank you. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" there is a major break through in diabetes research. >>> then armed robbers targeting local businesses, they have struck more than a dozen times and now police need your help stopping them. >>> also ahead tonight how travelers can a avoid cold and flu three is on your side with what the stash in your car i on to stay healthier in the the skies in the fall. >>> beware of the bling what your engagement ring says burr likelihood of divorce. >>> harvard researchers say they are closer then ever before to finding a cure for type one diabetes. using embryonic stem cells they were able to produce cells in massive quantities to make insulin. they hope to test it on people within a few years. >>> well, we know fall, winter months can bring colds and flu which travelers can put the a damper on vacations and business trips. >> certainly but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us there are some things to do to improve your odds of not landing a cold. >> reporter: last

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in hamilton township tonight with the very latest, cleves say they had multiple faculty meetings about preventing the the spread of the virus, for example throughout the day students were given an opportunity to wash their hands because thinks a highly contagious disease and as we have seen, it has had severe consequences. >> i have a son who is extreme asthmatic, and my concern is he can get it anywhere. >> reporter: parents at yardville elementary school are deeply concern about their children's health. four year-old preschool student eli waller died after contracting the enterovirus d68. another preschooler home sick with a respiratory illness that could be a second case. >> it was scary. i hate seeing my son so sick. >> reporter: she says her son has been home sick for weeks. he is awaiting test results to confirm if he has or had d68. >> he is out of the woods for now but who knows what can happen, anything can turn this around since we're still wheezing and shortness of breath. the it is just a wap and wait game. >> reporter: hamilton

we are live from bordentown, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> dozens of volunteers converged on a block in north philadelphia today to rehab the homes of seven lose income homeowners. this is all part of the strategy to revitalize old neighborhood. reporter cherry greg of kyw news radio has details. >> reporter: today is johnny's lucky day. >> i felt like i hit the lottery and i never played. >> reporter: she lived on north marshall street for more than 40 years. >> it is all about family. it is all about community. it is all about togetherness. >> reporter: today johnny and six fellow homeowners will get new floors, a fresh coat of paint, and a end to leaking roofs. >> i'm just so blessed that i'm getting ready to cry. >> reporter: emotion comes thanks to rebuilding, together philadelphia, with spearheads a block by block rye revital policy that uses volunteers and donated materials to keep neighborhood, looking good and folks like john any their aging homes. >> we do this because of the need is enormous, families of four make less than $24,000 a year, a

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city with more on the latest on that, cleve. >> reporter: chris, here we are almost a day later and the the fire department still pouring water on this structure right now that were gutted by fire. i spoke with the code enforcement who said all four buildings will have to be demolish. fire fighters say this was a very difficult fire to control. a line of hoses verse a tower of flames overnight in atlantic city. it took about nine hours to get the fire under control and when it was over homes and livelihoods in ruins. five families lived in the apartments above the businesses on the 1100 block of atlantic avenue, many of the victims were members of the korean church whose in members pack up belongings of their distraught friends. how are they doing? >> i just could not even ask them, just so sad. it is very tough. >> reporter: the fire startedded in the alteration shop in the center of the block around 10:00 o'clock tuesday night. it spread north damaging a massage parlor and south taking out an adult book store and

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan talked with that man today and he joins us live from stone harbor manor, cleve. >> reporter: welshing tom graham said it was an adventure being stuck all night on this wave runner but an adventure wow not like to go on again. the battery dead in his wave runner tom graham found himself alone and helpless yesterday afternoon in the winding waterways behind his stone harbor man perfector home. >> i thought would i take a quick spin around the island and take the wave runner out of the water. >> reporter: after cruising, tom cut engine to examine a pile of debris, when he tried to start it backup, nothing happened. the wind began pushing tom, mile after mile, he had no control where he was going. >> it just took me further then i ever dreamed. >> reporter: eventually tom grounded in the marsh but walking proved impossible in the mud. >> i could not get anywhere. >> reporter: back shore elainea graham was wondering why her husband was gone so long, he didn't bring his cell phone. >> after he was gone for about an hour i started to worry sho

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in toms river where officials are getting a firsthand look at this ongoing recovery efforts, cleve. >> reporter: good evening, there is a very much an active recovery still happening at the jersey shore, we know there are billion dollars worth of projects for preventing future coast aal flooding and is there a billion dollars ear mark in the pipeline for fixing up homes a lot of that work is underway but as we saw today, it is still a work in progress. >> actually a few hardest years of our life i will say that. >> reporter: two-year old the lorenzo family had no idea how a weather event was about to change their entire lives. >> we're not in the water. >> reporter: even more shock together flood damage to their toms river home has been process to rebuild. >> i was saying three months, maybe it will be another three months, and then, you know, three months and it has been two years. >> reporter: they have almost reached the light at the end of the tunnel. marry path christie stopped by lorenzo's nearly complete home to put on finishing to

our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live on the boardwalk tonight to explain consequences of today's decision, cleve. >> reporter: chris, trump officials says that the ruling will a lou them to keep these doors opened, the casino operational but union leaders say closing in their opinion was really just a threat to try to strip away benefits and speaking with them this afternoon they have in the rule out than going on strike. >> what it means for other casino workers is they are all under siege. the entire city is under siege. >> reporter: union workers are outraged by a federal bankruptcy judge decision to how trump entertainment to break their labor contract with the taj mahal. >> with the stroke of the pen we have gone from middle class jobs, in the city, to working poor. my co-workers and i are absolutely appalled. >> reporter: trump entertainment says dropping employee health and pension benefits are necessary to keep the taj open. billion air karl ican who owns the taj 300 million-dollar debt says he would only take over and invest in the property if he can get union concession

reporting live i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a family claiming excessive force... >> they were pulled over for a seat belt violation but police smashed their car window and taserd the passenger, this dramatic scene caught on camera. >>> also he played a pastor on tv, but his real life was allegedly in the so virtue us, actor in the long running family drama is being investigated for child molestation. >>> there are about 77 shopping days until christmas, three is on your side looking a head why this year could be the best in years >>> the latest now on the ebola out break, four people are under quarantine at a spanish hospital including a nurse ago cysttent who has been infect. >> meanwhile in the u.s. there are updates on two ebola patients and airport screening procedure for dit sees that may be on the way. let's check with omar villafranca. >> doctors in dallas say that thomas eric duncan is still in stable but critical condition. the ebola patient from liberia who came to the u.s. two and a half w

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in pemberton where there was a hearing today about problems at the veterans affairs regional office in philadelphia, cleve? is part of the congressman john runyan's district, burlington college, that is why they had that congressional feel hearing today. there are allegations that the regional office in philadelphia, for veterans affairs was cooking the the books. they were trying to make like it look like their staff was doing a better job then what was really doing place. >> would i apologize on behalf of the entire outfit. >> reporter: christian rule becomes emotional talking about all that is wrong at va office where she reviews benefit claims. she said first priority isn't helping veterans but it is looking productive. >> i just feel bad, it is not fair to them, they forgot their life for us and i think they deserve american just a quick look at the this. >> reporter: rule was asked to testify friday before a congressional subcommittee on veterans affairs. the since june federal investigators have been looking into 100 comp

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at chrome yokem elementary in maple shade with the details, cleve. >> reporter: chris, better safe than sorry. clearly scene here in maple shade. parents becoming a bit concerned when they learned that some students had either come from or been through africa were about to start class here. an bound answer of caution from the school district to put out more information to alleviate concerns. >> it is a little scary. >> reporter: parents protective instincts kick several days ago when they became aware of two new students who spent time in africa were enrolled and about to start contracts in yokem elementary school. >> tell he were going to come and i think they should have taken more precautions. and get everybody, feedback. >> reporter: maple shade school district has tried to clarify the the situation telling parent they are from an unaffect region of east africa and they have no i am is toms of ebola. as precaution and alleviate fears of fellow parents the family decided to keep their kids at home a week beyond 21 day monitoring period wit

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live with more tonight, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, if you are in the already used to hearing this expression you will hear ate lot, non-gaming revenues, that is what the discussion is in atlantic city at this conference, convention, meeting center here at harrah's it is part of the plan to bring in new money in the era of post holding and east coast gaming monopoly. >> marry thought you had a black cloud over your head for a while. my god all of the bad news we were getting. >> reporter: pendulum is spring swinging back toward the positive. on we'd elected leaders joined executives at hard's a casino to sign final steel beam of the 125 million-dollar convention center. >> thinks the new atlantic city, beyond gaming is what we want to be. >> reporter: atlantic city only captures a tiny percentage of the convention business on the east coast. by next august harrah's plans to open up a waterfront conference center that is lining up 14 million-dollar of convention toss high end clients. >> it will be the most technically advanced project

. >> as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us, trenton police expressed concerny claim sent the rog wrong message. >> you have to know when to fight. >> reporter: will's street artist well known in trenton but his latest work looks like this a blank canvas after it was removed by the city at the direction of the trenton town town association. it depict michael brown whose death by a police officer ignited protest. caption red sagging pants is not probable cause which is a line from the poem written by local artist caitlin fair after taking two trips to ferguson. sheila and fellow planner byron marshall are upset that the mural what he removed. >> i felt i was disrespectful not only to the people involved in the project but most importantly to mike brown himself. >> it is art. it should be allowed, and in the city like this. >> reporter: what led up to the mural being taken down was actually violence on the street, a shooting near corner where mural was at. then a request to have it removed. officials say that the rational for removing mural was that it didn't fit

we're live from milford i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now, some facts on this manhunt, the 48 day ordeal cost taxpayers ten million-dollar, and at least 1,000 searchers from 20 law enforcement agency were part of the manhunt and pennsylvania gaming commission has since restored hunting season in monroe and pike counties. >>> you can imagine how people who live around the search area in the poconos are breathing a sigh of relief tonight. they are able to resume their normal lives which, for many means trick or treating for halloween. our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers in crisco not far from where trina tended high school, matt. >> reporter: chris, you said it very well there, the the overwhelming emotion out here, among mount pocono area residents is of course one of relief. is there a feeling of gratitude for law enforcement officials who managed to get eric frein behind bars. for the first time in weeks. the only thing these kids have to worry about is that homework. >> i was than the stressed out anymore and i was pretty happy. >>

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> members of the philadelphia felled ration of teach remembers voicing their concerns outside public schools across the city. "eyewitness news", at john b kelly elementary school in germantown, where teachers gathered for what they call turn up for the truth rail. teachers handed out information count hearing they say are misleading statements from the src. >> our members are willing to consider the healthcare as negotiations we have made a proposal saying that we are willing to crib, and that the src is publicly indicate that we have not. >> the school budget crisis is getting national attention now. the president of the american federation of teachers visited philadelphia, and had this to say about the src's move this week. >> i have never seen this kind of wreckless manipulation of a political situation by a sitting governor, three weeks before an election. >> says the src refusal to bargaining good fate will only hurt the children in philadelphia. >>> one year after a fire devestated their new jersey warehouse, deitz and watson is rebuilding

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has exclusive video of the thief in action. >> some call it sack religious, wearing black burqa strikes for the thirds time, first the susquehanna bank in camden september 17th. then the audubon savings bank september 25th, the latest happened wednesday at the beneficial bank also cents in audubon. >> always says few words, be calm, takes a note, phoned it and puts it back in his pocket. >> using a burqa as a mass social security disrespectful, clever way to take advantage every religious tolerance. >> what are you supposed to do, take that off, let me see what's underneath that burqa? >> anything that will work for them, it is going to be religion that they hide behind, then you can't think about is it. >> authorities have informed banks and local patrols to be on alert, but don't want muslims to worry about being discriminated against. >> some saying just doesn't look right. so if if isn't doing look like, please call. >> a man about 6 feet tall wearing a burqa, stands out. if you see that person, please call police right away. in au

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live outside city hall in trenton with the details, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, city officials are just thrilled to have 12 new officers that will soon hit the streets. they say it has been a rough couple years since there was mass layoffs in the police department and record crime but this new leadership here and they say they are already seeing encouraging results. public safety is improving says trenton mayor eric jackson just three months in office. >> we have brought a sense of calm to the city. we have been i believe the middle of july, without a murder, which is good in the life of our city. >> reporter: last year trenton saw a record 37 murders and this year was off to a criminal start. criminals have been so brazen a church became a shooting gallery as bullets flew during a funeral service. >> paramount point where we felt we were in crisis mode where anything can go. >> reporter: police department suffered mass layoffs in 2011 but now the violent crime rate is stabilized, trenton pd is getting much needed help. the last week

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on that investigation. >> find accused trooper killer frein. search new targeted area after walk her face-to-face encounter with the man friday night, that authorities believe is frein. >> it was reported in the area of the pocono mountain east high school he was observed caring a rifle. >> man came within 20 feet of the witness, even though his face covered in mud, they believe this is a credible spotting. frein would be if familiar territory, he attended pocono mountain east high school, several jobs in the area. >> i think beef ' kept tremendous amount of pressure on him. i think likely had some bearing on where he is now. >> frein ambushed two troopers at the blooming grove barracks. fatally shooting corporate brian dixon, and wounding trooper alex douglas. investigators believe frein collecting food to survive by breaking into cabins and abandoned houses cents, right now, they are awaiting lab results after two reports this week of blood on residents back porches. police say time is on their side with colder wet area much bigger bur

that is where "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tonight is live with exclusive details, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, call it karma but berka bandit shows no respect and got no money yesterday. as he was leaving banking go through parking lot down to the street, dye pack exploded, it spook him, he dropped the money. police believe this same person could strike again. >> i think it is wild and really disrespectful. >> reporter: some call it sacreligious serial bank robber wearing a black muslim berka struck for a third time, first the susquehanna bank in camden, on september 17th. then audubon saving bank on september 25th, the latest happened on wednesday, at the beneficial bank also in audubon. >> you only say a few word to the teller. be calm, turn over the monday tonight drawer and then he takes mote fold it up and puts it back in his pocket. >> reporter: customers say using a berka as a mask is disrespectful will but clever way to take advantage of the religious tolerance what do you say take that off, let me see is what underneath that berka. >> anything that will work for th

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on that investigation. report. >> nobody's going to stop this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: the resolve is strong as to ever finder i can frein. new targeted area after walk her face-to-face encounter with the man friday night that authorities believe is frein. >> it was reported in the area of the pocono mountain east high school. the individual's description was consistent with frein, he was observed caring a rifle. >> reporter: police say man came within 20 feet of the witness, even though his face was covered in mud, they believe this is a credible spotting. frein would be in familiar territory. he attended pocono mountain east high school. had several jobs in the area. >> i think we've kept tremendous amount of pressure on him. i think that likely had some bearing on where he's at now, if, assuming, that it is him. >> reporter: police say on september 12th, frein ambushed two troopers at the blooming grove barracks, fatly shooting brian dixon and wounding trooper alex douglas, investiga

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has exclusive video of the thief in action. report. >> i think it is wild. really disrespectful. >> reporter: some call it sack religious, serial bank robber wears a burqa has struck for the third time. first the susquehanna bank in camden on september 17th, then the audubon savings back on september 25th, and the latest happened wednesday, at the beneficial bank, also in audubon. >> also say few words to the tell, be calm, tough over the monday knit drawer, then actually takes the note, folds it up, puts back in his pocket. >> customers saying using a burqa asomugha mass social security disrespectful, but clever way to take advantage every religious tolerance. >> what are you supposed to do, say, take that off, let me see what's underneath that burqa? >> anything that will work for them it, is going to be religion that they hide behind, then -- >> what do youy? >> authorities have informed banks and local patrols to be on alert but don't want muslims to worry about being discriminated against. >> everybody kept saying he didn'

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has the details from atlantic city. >> we need ourefits. everyone out there should understand that. >> al care says with four kids, his family health insurance comes in handy all the time. specially, for his youngest who was born severely premature and still battles complications cents. now, care and his fellow employees of the trump taj mahal are forced when forfeiting benefits or losing their jobs. >> everyone is nervous right now. for them to pray on us now, when we're all, you know, walking on egg shells right now. >> united local 54 says trump entertainment wants their members to forfeit health benefits and give up their pensions to keep the trump taj mahal from closing and bankruptcy. majority debt holder carl icon said i'll only kick in to save the taj if the union, city, state all make concessions. atlantic city already said no to tax breaks. today state law i can master say they aren't playing ball either. >> we don't need people like carl icon here, billionaires to work on praying people is not except job union leaders say e

in buena vista township, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news" at cw filly have love gluten free eye tea asell. >>> 8:23. we're glad you are with us this morning on the cw philly, we will get you traffic and weather together to get you started and let you know how day will progress in that way. more news as well when we come back. stay with us. >>> well, good morning everyone i'm natasha brown. updating breaking news we are following this morning. the authorities in bucks county are investigating an early morning accident involving a paratransit bus and a horse. chopper three is over cold spring creamery road in doylestown township just within the last hour. the paratransit bus hit the horse just before 6:00 this morning. one person was taken to doylestown hospital, that person's condition is not known just yet and neither is the condition of the horse. you can get updates throughout the day on our web site cbs philly.com and we will continue to follow developments here. >>> new the eyewitness weather forecast for you meteorologist katie fehlinger is following those developments in the weat

reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well we've also got breaking news right now say they have found human remains that could be those every missing university of virginia student hannah graham. the remains were found in a abandoned property near the campus, thousands of volunteers have been scouring the area, for the 18 year old since she dis a periods in charlottesville, virginia. prosecutors charge jest ooh matthew with abducting gram 11 days after she vanished. she was last seen matthew. of course we'll stay on top of the breaking developments on this case in virginia and pass it along as we get more information. >>> health off initials ohio, they're now monitoring more than 100 people for ebola symptoms. president obama used his weekly address to reassure americans that they are safe. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: president obama urging americans to remain calm about ebola. >> serious disease, but we can't give in to hysteria or fear because that only makes it harder to get people the accurate information they need. >> reporter:

new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live outside atlantic county prosecutor's office in mays landing with the details n, cleve. >> reporter: prosecutor charging steven pratt with murder but the question is was he acting on his impress or something he planned for years. spoke to gwenn pratt's friend who did not see this coming it is very sad. >> reporter: kevin murray has lost a dear friend. allegedly beaten to death by steven pratt less than 48 hours, after he was released from prison. her son came home friday. we had a good party for him. coming home party. >> police came to the home 6:30 sunday morning after receiving a 911 call. they arrested steven pratt at the house. an autopsy revealed gwennlynn died of blunt head injuries. >> everything was good. i am at a loss for words i don't know what to say. >> pratt spend 30 years in prison for a murder at just 15 years old. in eight help shot and killed a neighbor after a scuffle. murray says he told gwynnlynn he was concerned about her taking in her son but he felt an obligation to help him. >> your son comes home and you don't know him he

. >>> we are live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> chopper three over a crash on the new jersey turnpike, this happened in the southbound lanes, near exit number five in west hampton burlington county. police say, five people were in that hyundai santa fe including three children. two people including a child were air lifted to the hospital, and two others were taken by ambulance. it is unclear why the the driver lost control. >>> officials in delaware county are looking into a fall that killed a worker employed by a private electric company. chopper three over that scene this morning on the 400 block of keenan drive-in ogden, we are toll the victim fell about 50 feet from the bucket truck n word yet on the victim's identity. >>> a paratransit bus collides with a horse, killing that animal in bucks county, this happened around 6:30 this morning in the 4300 block of cold spring creamery road in buckingham township. the bus driver, had to be hospitalized, two others inside that bus were not hurt, and the driver's condition is not yet known at this point. report. >>> now to

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on that investigation. >> nobody's going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: governor tomorrow corbett, the resolve is as strong as ever to find frein. new targeted avianca a walk her a face-to-face, that authorities believe is frein. >> it was reported in the area of the pocono mountain east high school. the individual's description was consistent with frein, he was observed caring a rifle. >> police say the man came within 20 feet of him, even though the face was covered in mud, they believe it is a credible spotting. he would be in familiar territory, attend the pocono mountain east high school and had several jobs in the area. >> i think we've kept a tremendous pressure, had some bearing on where he's at now, if, assuming, that it is him. >> police say september 12th, frein ambushed two troopers at the bloom willing grove barracks, fatally shooting brian dixon and wounding trooper alex douglas, investigators believe frein has been collecting food to survive by breaking into cabins and a ban downed