jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us trooper anthony raspa's death highlights dangers of deer on the road. >> state police hamilton station, flags flew at half staff machine to honor fallen trooper anthony raspa. he died on duty at day morning after hitting a deer and striking a tree on 195 scary situation many drivers can understand. >> they come out it is quick faster then you think dart across the the road. >> reporter: jonathan morris says he damage three cars from deer crashes. >> tore the whole front side of it off and my whole fender, everything was gone. >> reporter: a according to the insurance institute nationwide there are 1.6 million deer related crashes each year resulting in 200 deaths and tens of thousands of injuries. one of the most dangerous time is mating season october through december, triple a says drivers always need to be ready. >> some simple things motorist should do is obviously be alert which means eliminating

taylor swift i'm cleve bryan coming up how social media made these kid famous. >>> from the cbs-3 broadcasting center in philadelphia this is eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> new findings are revealed in the crash of the amtrak 188, investigators answered a key question, but tonight the victim's families and survivors said, that it is simply in the good enough. they believe questioned remain unanswered. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. today's fine goes shows what the engineer was in the doing with his phone before the crash. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live from 30th street station with more on what they revealed today, alexandria? >> reporter: chris and jessica, ntsb has determined that the train's engineer was not calling texting or using data on his phone around the time of the crash but that does not necessarily mean the phone was off. >> we have another client who is in critical condition. >> reporter: larry bendeski are representing 12 of the 200 people injured when amtrak train 188 derailed near port richmond last month. as 106 miles an hour, it was

in ventnor, cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> good advice. right now coming up on 5:43, we check in with katie and the tropics. >> we are going to check in with the tropics here. we do actually have another tropical storm system now bill continues to brew, over the gulf of mexico, than is going to be a storm that eventually makes a bee line right into the state of texas. a spot that absolutely does not need any wet weather at this point. they've busted their drought with all of the recent rain, if only we could translate this moisture out to the west coast, then we would be fine. but, just not the way it works unfortunately. now, here is the thing. as this storm system recur of the and essentially gets caught up with the main flow of west to east across the united states, we will eventually get in on the moisture associated with the storm. time something everything. it looks like it could commas early as saturday day but the jury still out on that one put it that way. meanwhile, storm scan3 not heck of a lot of moisture but a lot off to the w

that's where we find eye within news reporter cleve bryan, he is in living inkstones ex county with more on the governor's decision to run, cleve? >> reporter: good afternoon pat, ukee, i hope america likes bruce springsteen as much as new jersey does, blaring in the back gown after he wrapped up his announcement he is in fact running for president. this was a very personal announcement for him right here in the gym of the high school that he attended, in fact he was the class president here at livingston high school for three years. now, he is of course much larger aspirations, governor christie took the stage with his family, he thanked all of his supporters, that have been with him since he began his political career. he had a lot of olds friends growing up there in livingston that were with him. once he got back to the business of talking about policy with running for president, he was very quick to point out the thing that he will run as his presidential platform, that is bringing a strong leadership to the president's office on foreign policy on cutting entitlement spending, and he

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in blackwood camden count which more, cleve. >> reporter: chris i'm at camden county mergecy train center where i have been learning about this dna marking kit. authorities want everyone to have. just like you and i have our own unique dna that than contact be used to identify us now you can put dna on your valuables so if they are stolen, there is a better chance you can get your stuff back. >> i can look anywhere in the house, zoom in. >> reporter: lou has multiple security systems in his pine hill home, april 3rd his family cam home to find burglars cleaned them out. >> they rummaged through every room just emptying out cabinets turning drawers upside down. >> police have not retrieved any valuables but authorities in camden county are hoping new technology can help victims like this. >> small maker on it and small drop and a blush on an item. >> reporter: officers are training on identifying items mark with the dna solution, the a seeks in washington campaign to get home and business owners to buy a dna asset marking kit. f

we will also check in with meteorologist kathy orr but first lets go to new jersey correspondent cleve bryan live from washington township tonight, cleve? >> reporter: chris, it may be sometime before people have all pass through and owners of these damaged cars can check it out. it is not just one tree down but trees number two and three. it is such widespread damage in washington township and other parts of the gloucester county that they have declared a state of emergency as people and crews try go around and assess this damage. >> loud, banging noise crashing. >> reporter: sound jennifer jackson will never forget as a tree toppled down and split apart her house. >> terrifying, absolutely terrifying, i have never been through anything like this before. >> reporter: damage is every where in one of washington township's oldest neighborhood closed road, snapped utility poles down wires, and a tree limbs buried cars. >> we currently have four trees that came from across the road and they are on a car, truck and house. >> reporter: like many the entire day became about cleaning up, what they c

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live from washington township with more cleve. >> reporter: a very expensive power outage, seven star diner here is one of the places that when you walk in the front door you see the delicious the displays of pastries. well today they pulled the trigger, and throw everything out. the mood of the seven star diner could be summed up in three ward. >> devastating, horrible and heart breaking. >> reporter: no power for 48 hours, meaning dozens of employees are home with empty pockets and those who came to work are throwing out as much as $150,000 worth of food. >> i'm so upset about it. i was here until 3:30 this morning and just came back again. i felt like crying. >> reporter: not only are employees throwing food out in the dumpsters but some has to be refrigerated until it can go in the trash. they have had to rent expensive refrigerated trucks for their garbage. >> nobody can give us a straight answer when we will have power back. >> reporter: those frustrations with the continued power outage echoed at washington township fire head

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us from gloucester township with more, cleve. >> reporter: police felt very strongly that somebody saw something around this time around the time carol disappeared and time that she was found here, and a large apartment plex that has many people come and going all day long. plus it goes right through here with lake view drive. where this truck is going it is an on ramp on to route 42. this is a a very busy area. they are asking everyone to please take a fresh look at this case. >> we need your help in solving these suspicious unsolved death of carol rise in june 2013. >> reporter: police hope this new video will generate new lead in the fresh of carol rife last heard from june 20th, 2013. her daughter a says in the video they had plans to go to the video but rife never showed and didn't answer the phone. four days later her body was found behind the woods in the maintenance shed behind the lake view apartment where she live. >> we do not want any other family to hurt or suffer in the way that this effects a family. the way that this has affe

at audubon park cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> police are investigating whether there are more victims of the teacher accused of a sexual relationship with an under age student. police say 31 year-old matthew scavitto taught and coached the 17 year-old victim at the phelps school in malvern. they alleged he showed the boy pornography and sexually boost hemmed throughout the 2013/14 school year. he is now behind bars and police are asking for any other potential victims to come forward. >>> philadelphia's so-called black madam was sentenced to between ten and 20 years in prison for performing illegal buttocks enhancement procedures that killed a british woman and seriously injured another. page winslow faced up to 07 years behind bars after a jury quick her in march of third degree murder, ago rated assault and weapons charge related to the use of the needle. today a relative of winslow told eye bitterness news she was satisfied with the sentence. >> the crime didn't fit the woman and media made her out to be somebody who is a monster and she's not. >> she

cbs-3 "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has new information from a protest in atlantic city. >> reporter: for little emily any outing is a reason to celebrate, born with severe birth defects she spent first year and a half of life on ventilator. >> she got weaned off and we're working toward a full recovery report part that recovery is in jeopardy. her father works for atlantic city fire department which could layoff 85 fire fighters because of the cities financial crisis. thursday dozens of fire fighters and their families marched around city hall urging city officials to sign a federal grant that could fund all 85 at risk jobs for at least the next two years. >> look around, everybody is family, everybody has kids, i mean this is what they are playing with peoples lives. >> reporter: mayor don guardian says based on state recommendations the city only need 185 not the 235 now and he says budget can only afford 150 so he is still seeing how federal grant due by friday fits the cities financial plan. >> i question that because we need and want 185 fire fighters so we wo

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has this story. >> reporter: some people freaked out others trying not to worry after learning that this baby dolphin bitten by a shark or shark watched saturday at fourth avenue in north wildwood. >> that is why i'm not going swimming today. >> one in the million chance, you know, you will get bit by a shark. >> reporter: they pulled the dolphin out of the surf and they snapped this current photo. >> wow, until she flipped the dolphin over i guess she she got a shark bite. it looked like one shark came up and chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way not realizing it should have have been reported to the in in reen mammal stranding director. the director bob says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspects a nurse tiger was culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface they become food for sharks and that particular dolphin, was definitely food for sharks. >> reporter: officialness north wildwood said despite picture coinciding with two shark attacks in north carolina there is no extra safety concern for sha

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at police headquarters with the very latest information now cleve. >> reporter: chris, let's be clear he turn himself in but police track the hit and run suspect down using serial numbers on parts found at the scene. he is in lock up at pennsville police station and charged with aggravated assault by auto. is there anything you want to say to kyle's family. pennsville police say zachary mcdone ace cooperating after initially trying to avoid arrest. after a hit and run early sunday morning he stole a relative's car cover to hide the gray hyundai accent he was driving. >> he is giving a full statement right now. he is upset. he realize he he has hurt somebody but scared and didn't know what to do. >> reporter: police say victim 17 year-old kyle pszenny was riding his skateboard after going to work and stopping by to see his girl friend. police say at the moment of impact he flipped over mcdonough's car and suffered severe head injuries. >> devastated to see him and the whole family just all upset, and i'm just in shock seeing him like that.

clean it with water before applying cream for the itch n ocean city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we know it could be beneficial to humans but can pot help your pets. still to come here on "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl will show us how some are hoping the drug can help ailing animals. >>> kate? >>> and chris, what a beautiful evening it is, across the area we have got low humidity, lots of sunshine but, right now more showers heading our way will it stay nice for rest of the week. i'll have your seven day forecast, coming up, leslie. >>> it is a beautiful night at the ballpark as phillies take on the brewers but the big huge news, phillies have a new president. coming up we will hear from him and his plan to take this team from worst to first. coming up next. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight, pot for pets, we know that marijuana can help people with the variety of ailment but new there are supplements for animals that contain an extract, our health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on what is a new trend. >> reporter: before everybody gets ex

in avalon, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> turning now to weather it business to get hot out there. meteorologist kathy orr joining us from the cbs-3 sky deck. temperatures ready to go up. >> right now it is perfect. so after the newscast, try to get outside it is just a beautiful evening. deep blue skies with low humidity. bit of the breeze, but as jessica mentioned it will not stay that way. on storm scan three we have clear skies throughout the region but some clouds up through lehigh valley and poconos where we could see a spotty shower or downpours this evening. possibility of the rumble of thunder. that is once again lehigh valley and poconos. for the rest of us, persistent westerly wind will keep it comfortable in the evening. west wind at ten to 15 miles an hour keeping it warm as well. eighty's through mess of the region and poconos in the lehigh valley we have rain cooled temperatures but that westerly wind is also strong enough to keep a land breeze down the shore so temperatures in philadelphia, sea isle are the same. and that is going to stay that way during the

a as "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us tonight we now know the story behind the art. >> reporter: for six months ventnor police have been trying to find owner of this bust found on the boardwalk last november. since we told you tuesday about the search for mystery sculpture many theories have been popping up about the origin of the artwork. >> thank you. >> reporter: fred brown from elkins park made this bust her art instructor's father during a sculpture chance in 1972 at cheltenham center for the arts. >> there is a lot of similarities in it. i think nose, eyes, mouth and the hair style. >> reporter: hair style, for sure. >> yes. >> reporter: brown thinks the inscription hilda72 means there was a women named that 43 years ago. how convinced are you that this is the same person. >> i would say 99 percent. >> reporter: but as we started to track down art class records, ventnor police called to say rightful owner of the bust was on her way. >> she walk in my door and said hi dad. >> reporter: it turns out bust belongs to the woman named cc who moved from ventn

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> reporter: when you are looking for a short distance from farm to fork it doesn't get much local then duffield. since 1930's duffield family has been living off land in washington township supplying farm mark with 50 types of home globe fruits and vegetables. they say it takes hard work and cooperation from mother nature. >> we have raise add lot of different vegetables and fruit so we are not all of our eggs in one basket. so, you know, some things do better and some things do worse depending on the weather. >> reporter: recent rain and more in the forecast is a welcomed site after may produced barely 1 inch of rain in the delaware valley. >> thinks the irrigation system that we use now. >> reporter: dry spell caused farms like duffield to get expensive. >> the cost of wear and tear and cost of irrigating, pumping, electric fuel depneumoniaing what you use. >> reporter: corn in particular requires a lot of water. >> it needs a lot of water. >> reporter: new jersey famous sweet corn crop is about to hit stand as soon as next week. movin

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> can i get your name, ma'am. >> reporter: vent are in police are hoping for a hot tip not on a heinous crime but bizzarre bust, sculpture of the head. they don't necessity who it is supposed to be or who it belongs to and officers found it last in on the boardwalk near lafayette avenue. >> nobody around just sitting there. >> reporter: police went door to door but with no luck. two weeks ago they put a picture on facebook and as you can imagine got comical feedback who it looks like. >> we got luke there. >> reporter: they have received useful tips about the piece that it was done by someone trained who likely painted it with clay or plaster. only inscription is held a a seven two perhaps part of the name and year it was name. >> lack of the nameplate makes it think it is a personal piece, probably belong to go a family member, maybe somebody in the family painted it, this is patriarch for family member. >> reporter: we asked around the beach town but people are baffle. >> i want to know what it is all about yeah, why it is happening

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there for christie's debut as a candidate. >> reporter: they say you cannot know where you are going until you know where you have been. governor christie went back to his alma matter living ton high school to announce he is running for president of the united states. >> we are going to tell it like it is today so we can create greater opportunity for every american tomorrow, the truth will set us free, everybody. >> reporter: governor christie wants to bring his never back down style from trenton to washington d.c. kicking off his presidential campaign with the slogan, telling it like it is. >> this week, this is an inn indecision in the oval office has sent wave of anxiety in our country. i'm he here to tell you anxiety can be swept away by strong leadership, and decease i haveness to lead america again. >> reporter: christie joins a field of more than a dozen republicans seeking parties nomination, he hangs his hat on pension reform, and putting a stop to tax increases. >> we are going to go, win this election and i love, each and one of you

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with shark experts about what to expect this summer. >> i'm highly concern. >> reporter: some new jersey shore beach goers are concerned about going in the water after learning of multiple shark attacks in north carolina. >> waters who are are quite dark dirty and you cannot see what is out there. >> it freaks you out and makes you nervous to go in the water but that is why i like to stay where people are. >> reporter: in ventnor a shark sighting or two is normal but captain bill howard says it does not mean any harm. just been beach patrol instructs guard to keep an eye out and they have protocols. >> if is there any sighting at a certain beach that beach automatically just blows their whistles and tells people to come in. you don't go crazy. just tell this to come out of the water and we notify the other beaches just to keep an eye out. >> reporter: according to lead are researchers with the university of florida there are 30 to 50 sharks attacks in the u.s. each year and on average fewer than one turns out to be fatal. lets put that in

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the store friday egg harbor township, new jersey. with all of the stuff in south carolina this stuff is serious. >> reporter: scott henry is thinking about getting a new job after finding a noose2 weeks ago. >> i felt threaten. i felt like somebody was tarring me. black guy that goes open up a truck and see noose there. that is nothing fun bye that. >> reporter: henry's bosses say they are taking matter another justly and launched an internal investigation immediately but they didn't contact the police until 15 days later after county leaders pressured them to make the call y didn't the utility authority call the police right away. >> because at first it wasn't seen as a hate crime scott henry didn't identify it as a hate crime at that time. it was an unfortunate incident that appalled us. we were going to follow-up and get some information. >> reporter: henry's frustrated with how his bosses handled the noose situation and ernest coursey who urged henry to speak out says it was the wrong decision not to get police involved from the

we will begin in new jersey, with "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live in washington township. cleve? >> reporter: where we are in gloucester county there is a state of emergency because of widespread damage. here in the whitman square neighborhood in washington township there are hundreds of trees, that have have fallen down, on top of, cars, on top of houses, the power is out here, and people are really still trying to assess damage. >> it was hurricane. it was tornado. >> reporter: whatever it was made a mess in washington own ship's whitman square neighborhood. >> everybody in their homes everybody came out and just stood and looked in amazement. up and down each street and see uprooted sidewalks and trees. >> reporter: on one street three trees down in a row made sidewalk look like rolling waves. unfortunately it was a wipe out for diamond thornton's car. >> it is horrible. who wants to wake up like this. >> reporter: and time to get a new roof for pull guarino's top of the a frame took a direct hit. >> big loud boom, and we thought it was a big branch that hit the roof bu

. >> reporter: ride down the shore goes wrong after booking through a transportation app i'm cleve bryan coming up what a driver did to land in trouble with the law. >>> and the epitome of road rage check this out two drivers caught on camera in a fist fight on the busy street in hollywood. find out what set them off. >>> vittoria and katie returns with traffic and weather together on the three, we are back with you in two minutes. >>> updating our breaking news right now philadelphia police are looking for a hit and run driver who critically injured a man it happened on the roosevelt boulevard at front street earlier this morning. police say that the 25 year-old victim suffered a number of injuries, including head trauma and broken bones. police described the striking vehicle as a dark colored honda or acura. >>> new this morning a man caught in the cross fire, when two men got in the argument in north philadelphia it happened at front and lip even cot in the fair hill section of the city, 59 three-year old victim was hit in the calf and the shooter got away on a bicycle. >>> also a del

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"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in gloucester township with the details on this, cleve. >> reporter: most of us or many of us i hud say are ready to call quits, to the workweek and here there are plenty of people ready eager and willing to get a job. this has been the scene since 10:00 o'clock this morning and it will go on until 7:00 this evening. people filling out applications trying to network, trying to plan and secure their future. >> yep, some people are walking out of here with jobs. >> reporter: just the kind of news hundreds of people were hoping to hear at a job fair the soon to open gloucester premium outlets. >> a lot of people are looking for positions and hopefully i will get one. >> reporter: there were so many people it is hard to find places to lean on to fill out applications. representatives from 63 stores, with household names like nike and levi did on the spot interviews. outlets on robert kelly drive in gloucester township are on schedule to open august 13th. once complete there will be 90 brand and 800 employees to help the bargain shoppers. >> t

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in avalon now with more, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, i have not used uber but pretty simple concept go on your phone, app says where you are where you wanting to, select a driver and then pay on line, but avalon police, tell thaws one woman's recent ride, left her traumatized. >> unaudible. >> avalon police say that viral video is an accurate account of the uber ride gone terribly wrong driver fondled himself driving a three three-year old woman from sea isle to avalon on memorial day and forced himself next to her. >> there were comments made during the ride, as they reached the destination driver got out victim thought he would open the door for her to get out and then he got in the back seat of the vehicle. >> reporter: a person walking by spooked the driver and he let her go. avalon police are charging the driver, 57 year-old man, of bustleton avenue in philadelphia with lewdness, false imprisonment and harassment. uber sent us a statement saying the driver has been remove from the uber platform for his in a prep eighth behavior and

we're live from audubon park, i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you very much. >>> search for two escaped killers in upstate new york, expands, after a reported sighting in philadelphia. this cabdriver told police he had pick up two men fitting the description of the pair at broad and vine overnight. he claimed to have dropped them off at 30th street station and that they were dirty and acted suspiciously. police reviewed some surveillance video and they decided the sighting was unfounded. >>> meantime authorities in new york are focusing their search in an area not far from the prison that these two escape. correspondent hanna daniels has more. >> reporter: law enforcement flooded town obfuscate iville just 3 miles east of clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. >> we're looking underneath every rock, behind every tree, and inside every structure until we catch these two. >> reporter: cbs news has learned tracking dogs pick up scent of prison escapees david sweat and richard matt in the area investigators found a footprint and food rapper. helicopter

new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in ocean city where it is one of the busiest vacation weeks of the year, cleve? >> reporter: chris, it seems like people were just letting north carolina shark attack slip out of the back of their mind and enjoy the beach and now we have to speak about portuguese manowar. there has been one confirmed sight nothing ocean city but because it is so painful it is something you need to be cautious with. >> uneasy feeling for some beach goers in ocean city after this portuguese manowar washed up. susan allen snapped photos walking near 59th street sunday morning. >> i saw it, took pictures and we walk up to the life guard and say here's the picture it is right over there to leather them. >> reporter: ocean city isn't the only place manowars have washed up in stone harbor, avalon and long beach island. it looks like a jelly fish but they are a animal made up of a colony of organism working together. they are recognizable by plastic bottle like shape and long ten californias that pack a nasty punch. >> we do get them but it is really rare. it that is gul

reporting live from egg harbor township, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> man is recovering after being shocked by down wires in south philadelphia. chopper three over that scene on the 200 block of fitzwater street. crews responded around 11:30 this morning unclear just how wires came down. the 29 year-old victim was taken to presbyterian hospital but no word on his condition. >>> flames shoot through roof of the home in the 5600 block of boyd street in germantown. "eyewitness news" on that scene after 1:00 a.m. as fire fighters tried to stop the fire. they had a tough time because house was boarded up, from the inside. there have been earlier reports of a person trapped on the second floor but fire fighters cleared the scene no one was inside and in one was hurt. >>> clean up and repairs of the ruptured water main in nicetown could leave businesses closed for several days. crews are using a network of dehumidifiers to dry out the baker center plaza tonight. officials believe about 7 million gallons of water rushed into that center's parking lot and store

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in collinswood with more, cleve. >> reporter: chris that driver lost control and right here. the tire tracks show where it went into the river off the bank and fortunately there were several brave women who jumped in right after that driver today they spoke to "eyewitness news" in a tv exclusive. >> i thought i cannot let her go by herself. >> reporter: one self less act led to another for monica and maury, they and a they can woman met at cooper river park for first training session in the breast cancer awareness walk in support of the mutual friend. then they saw a commotion the bank of the river and minivan in the water. >> i went, well, we have to go in. >> she just went in. sat down and took my shoes off, and followed her in. >> reporter: no shoes actually helped her reach minivan first. inside adam nicely who may have suffered a seizure and was barely conscious. >> i could see him in here and water was coming up his chest. >> reporter: woman swam around the sinking minivan but moving success in opening the door. two collinswood police

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on that story. >> reporter: some people freaked out others trying not to worry after learning this baby dolphin bitten by a had shark or sharks, washed up saturday on fourth avenue in north wildwood. >> pretty scary that is why i'm not going swimming today. >> one in a million chance you will get bit by a shark. hopefully it is not today. >> reporter: officials say they pulled the baby dolphin out of the surf and that is the current snap of the photo. >> i was like wow and until you flipped column fin over i could see shark bite right there, it looked like, one shark came up and went chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way in the real is it should have been reported to the marine mammal stranding center. the director says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspected a nurse tiger was a culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface soon after death they become food for sharks. that particular dolphin was definitely food for sharks. >> reporter: officials at north wildwood say officials two shark attacks

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in camden with more on their investigation, cleve. >> police say that the ars a is in first moved a set of minivans on fire right here and then they went about a block a across the street into pennsauken before setting more fires but what they didn't know is that they were being watched by surveillance cameras and now police are asking for help trying to catch these suspects. >> we all here these two big explosions. >> reporter: loud bangs set on fire around 10:20 camden police highlighted security video of the two suspects. it shows them park their suv on high land avenue walk around garden avenue, break the van's window and then use an accelerant to set it on fire. >> to lock the van like that, and just for this, i mean it is not ferreter report owners of the minivan are afraid to show their faces with the two suspects still on the loose and they are not the only victims. within three hours there were two more vehicles set on fire within two blocks. police believe crimes are connected and they want your help finding two suspects in thi

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us live from north wildwood with more cleve. >> reporter: chris, officials here tell me that on a weekly basis, they see partially consume, sea life washed up on the shore here. so they do not believe that there is any added threat despite the surfacing of the image of the baby dolphin which looks like it was bit by a shark. we want to warn you this image some people may seem to be graphic. >> i'm avoiding water today. >> reporter: it is not the ocean temperatures giving some people goose bumps at the beach but this picture circulating on social media of a baby dolphin missing half of its body from shark by the. >> it freaks me out to hear something like that was found. >> reporter: officialness north wildwood said a sun baiter said they found a dolphin in the water near fourth street. guard fished it out and soon threw it in the crash but not before caris a kerns snapped this video. >> as soon as she flipped that dolphin over, she was shock by it like it looked like, one shark came up and just chump. >> reporter: after two peop

in livingston i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and governor christie is joining a crowded field of republicans who have their sights set on the white house in 2016. other candidates include jeb bush donald trump and four pennsylvania senator rick santorum. >>> police found car belong to go an eight five-year old woman found dead in her east mt. airy home tonight. 2007 silver toyota corolla was found in the 3100 block of north stillman street in north philadelphia. it belongs to eight five-year old regina brunner she was found dead yesterday in her home on rumfort road. her throat had been slashed. so far no arrests have been made. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a double shooting in west oak lane that left a man and pregnant woman critically wounded and her unborn baby dead. shots were fired around 10:15 last night in the 7300 block of theron avenue. neighbors say the gun fire a -- followed a loud argument. the three two-year old female victim was shot in the back and taken to albert einstein medical center. >> doctors discovered that she was approximately four m

coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight our cleve bryan will speak to farmers about breaking out of the drought. >>> philadelphia police need your help to identify a suspect wanted for intended robberies caught on camera. this happened in the 2400 block of north 13th street, a man was approached by another man with the hand gun under a towel. that suspect forced his way to the victim's car and tried to make him withdraw money from an atm but nothing was taken. if you have any information call the philadelphia police. >>> a lot of action at philadelphia city hall today among items city council moved on legislation for gallery redevelopment and increase in several taxes. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at city hall with more on what this all means for those who live and work in the city, matt. >> reporter: jessica, this is council's last session for the summer and as is the normal they took care rather of quite a bit of business, before heading out for vacation. a a lot can happen in a three hour city council session the a agenda itself was over 20 pages long but will focus on the

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joining us live from police headquarters with the latest on this investigation, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, within the last mower police brought that hit and run suspect through this parking lot into the police headquarters. chief tells me he is cooperating after initially trying to avoid police. they say he may have been drinking. he was out at day night into sunday morning but at this point they cannot pursue dui charges as it ties late. but they hope this bring some comfort to the victim's family. twenty-three year-old zachary mcdonough turn himself in monday but too little too late after giving police an account of sunday morning's nearly fatal hit and run officers took him away in cuffs. is there anything you want to say to kyle's family. >> reporter: mcdonough was driving on hook road when he ran into 17 year-old kyle pszenny, riding a skate game, there is no evidence that he stopped, instead he stole a car cover from the relative and put it over gray hyundai accent he was driving. monday morning an officer spotted the car. >> being alert an

in gloucester township i'm's cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it will get warm today but maybes hot as humid as yesterday. >> yesterday was awful. 95 degrees. we have tied the record. it felt like 99 to a hundred degrees. today by comparison while still hot won't probably feel as hot. so we will go in a matter of degrees. it is 1 degree away from another one. lets take a a look out there right now. it is looking nice in ocean city. that will be the place to be anywhere along the shore. you can pick up a breeze, pick up the ocean and ocean water temperatures are in the 60's. so that is cooling in and of itself. we have another boardwalk down in rehoboth beach and it is hazy, we have had that haze over us over the last couple of days. we will continue with the haze today. warm temperature. 76 degrees in rehoboth beach. on boardwalk place, we are looking at this point, you know, don't even start with me. this computer and i had it out over the last 20 minutes and it is still... can i go talk to it. just enjoy this view, okay. if you hear, screaming ape yelling, don't be upset i'm

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, has the details from egg harbor township. >> all stuff going on with south carolina, this stuff is really serious. >> scott henry said he thinking about getting new job after finding noose two weeks ago in his trash truck at the utility authority. >> i felt threatened immediately, felt like somebody was targeting me, putting the black guy that goes to open up the truck i see a noose, there that's not a joke, nothing fun bye that, that's serious business. >> henry's bosses sass they're taking the matter very seriously, launched internal, but didn't contact until 15 days later until pressured to make the call. >> why didn't the utility authority call the police right away? >> because at first it wasn't seen as a hate crime. scott henry didn't identify it as a hate crime at that time. it was an unfortunate incident that appalled us. and we are going to follow up and get some information. >> henry he is frustrated how his bosses handled the noose situation, and free holler ernest course i, urged henry to speak out, says it was the wrong

live from washington township i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tough go there cleve thanks very much. >>> at the height of the storm more than a hundred thousand homes were dark in delaware county. crews are making progress there but are still without power tonight. we will have more on their frustrations coming up in a live report at 5:30. >>> here are the latest outage numbers in the area right now peco still reporting about 45,000 customers, in the dark, and pse&g says little more than 73 outages remain on their system. 77,000 ac electric customers remain off line and del marva reports they are down to about 2200 outages. >>> well, do you plan on hiring a tree removal service? well, there are a few things you need to watch out for especially after a storm like this. at 5:30, three on your side's jim donovan will have important information so you do not get ripped off. >>> well, threat foreign more storms, hit parts of the area is looming today and looking ahead we could see a wet weekend. lets go down the shore where everything is pleasant and lovely kathy orr is in sea

i'm cleve bryan.oming up what you need to know to bring your family to the beach. >>> we start at 6:00 with the chance of storms, for tonight storm scan three is tracking pop up showers, and thunderstorms, but the even bigger weather headlines is the heat, it will be steamy as temperatures are about to climb yet again. good evening i'm jessica dean, chris may as the evening off. the sweltering heat awaits us as well as chances of more storms. the philadelphia school district is already taking action tomorrow, all public schools in the city will dismiss early at noon, and in anticipation of the heat. we will go to meteorologist kathy orr tracking both chance of storms tonight plus all of the hot weather kathy. >> we have had drenching downpours out there but we are just seeing a few and we will have a few more in the evening. lehigh valley, poconos into parts of the bucks county, noxamixon and all this moving east and also through area of south jersey and delaware we are keeping an eye there as well be

fighters rallied outside city hall urging officials to do everything possible to save their jobs, i'm cleve bryanup, we will have reaction from there. >>> right now at 6:00 o'clock families friend, and mourners, filled delaware's legislative state house paying tribute to the late beau biden. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. biden who served in iraq was car mid by fellow servicemen, his family including his father, vice-president joe biden, greeted those who came to pay their respects. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us live from dover with more on today's emotional ceremony, matt. >> reporter: chris and guess cat entire biden family, spent their entire afternoon here in the delaware state house standing right next to beau's casket. thinks as the state of delaware took a collective moment to have grief. >> he was brought in the delaware state house one last time thursday, beau biden a delaware native, major in its national guard and former state attorney general lie in honor in these senate chambers. the word spoken above him were sad, simple, consistent in their prai

day of high school in cinnaminson high school and they are sending it off with taylor swift i'm cleve bryanocial media made these kid famous. >>> from the cbs-3 broadcasting center in philadelphia this is eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> new findings are revealed in the crash of the amtrak 188, investigators answered a key question, but tonight the victim's families and survivors said, that it is simply in the good enough. they believe questioned remain unanswered. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. today's fine goes shows what the engineer was in the doing with his phone before the crash. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live from 30th street station with more on what they revealed today, alexandria? >> reporter: chris and jessica, ntsb has determined that the train's engineer was not calling texting or using data on his phone around the time of the crash but that does not

i'm cleve bryan in ventnor new jersey.ou can help police locate the owner of this sculpture . >>> a damp, dreary day a across the region, there is a a chill in the eras more typical ovulate march then early june. and guess what we're tracking even more rain tonight live storm can three showing a big portion of the region getting that wet weather. we are stuck in the cloud so to speak. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm chris may. we will begin with meteorologist kathy orr tracking rain and the chill and kathy when might we see improvement. >> we might be waiting a while, chris and jessica. you can see rain pulling toward the north and east, and, some brighter colors to the south along chesapeake bay and eastern shore of maryland. you see yellow and orange. that is heavy rain moving into southern delaware. spotty showers and heavier rain will be the rule right through the evening and you see heavier rain training right through cumberland county atlantic county and southern burlington county place that he is got hit hard

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan, has the details now from egg harbor township. >> alls stuff going on with south carolina, this stuff is really serious. >> scott henry said he is thinking about getting new job after finding news two weeks ago in his trash truck at the atlantic county utility authority. >> i felt threatened immediately, i felt like somebody was targeting me, like putting black by that goes to open up the truck. i see a noose there that's not a joke, nothing fun bye that that's serious business. >> henry's bosses say they are taking the matter very seriously, launched internal investigation immediately but they didn't contact the police until 15 days later after county leaders pressured them to make the call. why didn't the utilities call the police right away? >> because at first it wasn't seen as a hate crime. scott henry didn't identify this as a hate crime at that time. it was an unfortunate incident that appalled us. and we were going to follow up and get some information. >> henry's frustrated how his bosses handled the noose surge, urging henry to