"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, reports from the new atlantic city rv resort and marina where they are gearing up for their first summer season. >> reporter: for decade the atlantic city transportation center was on the role one of the biggest bus lots on the east coast but as gaming decline, fortunes turn. >> we lost 90 percent have of our business in that ten years. >> reporter: wheel remnant of the bus parking remains ownership is trying something new to atlantic city an rv park. >> rv parking a natural fit for this property. we have 22 acres here, a lot of open space, and just a really compatible use. >> reporter: atlantic city rv resort and marine ace having a a soft opening for first phase of what they envision as a big time camping attraction in atlantic city. a third or the 60 approved sites are operational and at meant now include a game room, movie room, indoor lodging as well as access to a variety of water sports in the on site marine a plus, of course, all of the atlantic city axis close by. >> beaches, boardwalk, casino gaming and everything atlantic city has to

let's head right to "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, live at the pschiatric hospital in winslow township camden county. cleve? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, brooke. i just want to be very clear about this, arthur buckle was at a facility on the ground of ancora pschiatric hospital. but he's not a pschiatric patient. it just so happens that bayside prison has a satellite facility here on these grounds, and the only reason it is here is because this is state property. so, there is no association between buckle and the pschiatric hospital. let's get right to his picture, show you what he looks like, police do want people to be on the look-out in this area. he is 38 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall, ways about 180 pounds, and he has a small tatoo under his left eye. officials say he wasn't present during a 6:00 a.m. head count this morning, and that's when the search began with the department of corrections and local police. now, buckle is at minimum security satellite facility at bayside prison which houses about 300 inmate. that's much smaller than bay side main prison which ha

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at city hall to break it all down for us, cleve? >> reporter: jim, the situation for atlantic city finances is kind of like a ship that is singing, and today they got a new bucket so they could keep bail out a little while longer. what i am talking about is over $240 million worth of debt and today they got some of their tax payment received so they decide that they would spend some of that, in paying down a little bit of that debt. about $1.8 million. now, the decision is casino of tough, because they have to prioritize, do they want to pay police officers, firemen, all of the city employees, and maybe not make that payment. because nobody on wall street will go hungry. but it was very important for them to continue to make these payments, so that it shows that the city was still viable going forward. and all of this comes as they're waiting for the state to come in and help them with some money and some restructuring of their debt. now, the mayor of atlantic sit had i a lot of things to say about all of the politics going on betwe

live in blackwood, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank, cleve. >> there is still time to register for the new jersey primary, you need to do it by next tuesday may 17th. the primary is tuesday, june june 7th. >>> turning to weather in for combo tradd to, sun, clouds, showers, let's get first look at the forecast with katie out on the skydeck, katy? >> jim, yes, combo trade great way to put it, little sunshine specially further north you go, definitely some clouds cover on the skydeck also little hint of wet weather to track once more,. >> front at boundary stormed nearby, will help trigger couple of hours as it has done over maryland, now headed our way, see the movement from southwest to northeast. so some of you will see spotty hauer here today. this is not one of those days that absolutely requires an umbrella meanwhile, we are starting to see these temperatures moderate up, low 60s allentown, more sunshine, flirting with 07 already. interesting, that it is warmer in mount pocono, than it is in philadelphia. you don't see that happen all that often. meanwhile, we are e

our cleve bryan is live there, with the next step in the search. cleve? >> speaking to reporters just short time ago, officials from the police department and the mayor's office said that their primary folk thus morning was on getting kids to school safely as they continue the search for arthur buckle tonight do that they had officers at every school, will town have officers at every school, actually help from state police during dismissal. so the search continues now, the police will not say at this time that it has gone cold, but, the volume of tips has certainly slowed down from yesterday. so far, none of those leads have pan dollars out. the last known siting for arthur buckle was yesterday morning, at cvs is in barnegat where he allegedly ditched a truck he had stolen from hammonton. since then police from multiple agencies with k9 teams have been searching through housing developments and wooded areas, officials say they can't stop searching unless he's capture or until they have some evidence that he's moved on from barnegat township, this was the

cleve bryan spoke one-on-one with the presidential hopeful. live on the boardwalk to tell us what sand hers to say. hey, cleve? >> reporter: hey, certainly did all co-to paint donald trump as an user and abuser of atlantic city, in fact, his speech at boards walk hall, well that happens right next to the now closed trump plaza casino. bernie sanders says that if you are looking for something for the little guy, he is your man. >> bernie, bernie! >> hundreds of benny sanders supporters filled the smaller boardwalk hauls two auditoriums monday morning hoping that they stay to feel the burn. bernie sanders message about taking the country's wealthy elite down a peg or two was music to the ears of atlantic city union working class. >> we will tell them as loudly and as clearly as we can. donald trump, you guys will not get it all. we're going to change this economy. we're going to create an economy that works for dishwashers, that works for waiters and waitress. >> while unemployment is down as a whole in new jersey, atlantic city and the surroundi

in camden cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> another less than settle's day across the area when it came to the weather and it will be staying soggy longer. meteorologist kate bilo in our weather center. kate, everybody is looking for the proverbial silver lining. >> we have a couple of those, guess contact whole week doesn't look like this but first we have to get through tonight and tomorrow. we have cloudy, cool, damp weather to look ahead to for the next 24 hours, or so and then everything does clear out a little bit. we have a couple decent days to look forward to by the end of the week. we can see the rain has rebuilt on the back edge, it is starting to clear a little bit to the south and east as we zoom in on the city, steady rain over center city and just pushing over portions of new jersey turnpike, here in to camden and gloucester counties, finally starting to dry out and break up in our northern and western suburbs. another round of showers on the way through the overnight hours and tomorrow morning, and then with the rain and cloud cover it is chilly outside, only 53

to new findings, incident in palmyra is connected to organized crime, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us from palmyra with more on this story, cleve. >> reporter: this abandoned recycling yard is next to the creek that feeds in the delaware river, and along with what is supposed to be receiving yard debris grass clippings and broken branches but instead contaminated dirt and probably reselling it, to who knows where quiet, serene, pennsauken creek is unfortunately been victim of contamination. these pictures of nasty run off from a state investigation of the former jersey recycling service next to the creek in palmyra. it was shut down in 2013 on allegations of illegal dumping that authorities say have connections to the mob. >> they discovered the jersey recycling site and other sites around the to state that people with criminal background and connections to criminal organizations are running these places. >> reporter: in the 1960's, the state commission investigation began looking in the mob ties to trash collection. they say that since recycling operations don't require the

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan breaks down the, breakfast meat dispute. >> it is a special kindre most likely to find in frying pans or grills throughout new jersey. but depending where you are from, this salted meat product may go by the name pork royal or taylor ham. >> pork role is a trenton dish discovered in trenton. >> in the mid 1800's taylor provisions company of trenton started making product called taylor's prepared ham. soon after that, the company produced a rival brand n1906, pure food and drug act caused taylor's rename their meat taylor's pork role but the name ham stuck. they help pork roll festivals in trenton. they say new brunswick is dividing line. >> if you are at the beach or in north jersey, it is always taylor. even if the brandies not taylor they just referred to pork roll as taylor ham. >> around new brunswick and cape may and philadelphia area we call it pork roll. >> reporter: they say appropriately it looks like name debate will be decided in trenton a semmably man tim houston is conducting a on line survey and hopes of passing a bill to designate th

are plenty of people heading to the beach for the weekend and plenty to do once you get there our cleve bryan is live in ocean city look at day one of the holiday weekend, down the shore, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon. party on the beach here in ocean city. hi, how are you. we have the ocean city band behind us, they just finish up doing their business person plunge, thinks an annual tradition in ocean city toy kick off memorial day weekend. they have people right here, dressed in business a tire, that just went into the ocean, getting wet together. can i talk to you real quick. tell me your names and your business here. >> i'm retired attorney my name is glenn, and i just love ocean city and i have never done this before. so this is the my retirement good what sit like going in the ocean in the a pant suit. >> i actually enjoyed it. i have never done a polar plunge but this was very pleasant i thought. >> better than polar plunge. beautiful day to warm up now. >> yes. >> there is a a huge crowd, it is officially summer. huge crowd here in ocean city. again, this is a tradition

in somers point i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> do your job and then delivering a baby. amazing. >> hey list men sports we are talking about clutch. >> yes, we are. >> that is clutch. >> that is very clutch. >> yes. >> that is a story. yeah guys, we're talking about the eagles. what else is new. a lot to talk about. kind of, sort of. judge a broadway play after watching a couple of rehearsals? probably not. eagles are on stage, and just trying to remember their lines. bird, with another round of organized team activities. they are voluntary work outs. biggest attraction was their new defensive coordinator jim schwartz. he spoke briefly after he was hired in january, but today he met the media and preached patients. >> it is hard to be patient in the nfl. but you have to be patient this time of the year. because we don't have any games scheduled on sunday and most important thing is making progress and technique and fundamentals and, you know, building a good foundation thaw can draw on in september. >> building a foundation. as i mentioned these are voluntary work outs,

heading their way, boardwalk and beaches are already busy, eye witt the necessary news reporter cleve bryan is in the the middle will of the action in sea isle city tonight, cleve. >> reporter: talk about traffic, who cares, once you get down here troubles just sort of melts away, we got stuck in a little bit of that but everybody i talk to said it was well worth it, it it was a gorgeous day. >> with the the waves rolling in and scarsly a cloud in the sky, beach lovers had their dream come true to kick off memorial day weekend. kelce from northeast philadelphia made it a mother/daughter day. >> we came on the beach, really nice, relaxing. it wasn't too hot. >> reporter: seeing owe spring made some nerve bus unofficial kick off to um iser but sun and visitors were. >> opened for business. >> reporter: had the shore buzzing with excitement. >> happy. >> with the weather that we're expecting this weekend. it is going to be great. >> the fish have been great. we just unloaded the lobster, thousand pound of lobster, ready to sell them and everything else that goes with them. >> at or above recor

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reporting live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. you can track the weather anytime at your fingertips down load free cbs philly weather app available right now on i thetunes and google play. >>> the summer travel season is almost here, and that typically means, rising gas prices, triple a says that drivers will see an increase of a penny or two lead nothing to this weekend. right now gas prices are at a six month high, however, prices for this memorial day weekend will be the lowest they have been, since 2005. >>> the current national average for a gallon of regular is 2.30 cents. >>> and frustrated air travelers, fear the long wait to get through security could get worse as we head into summer. today a congressional committee grilled head of the tsa over his plans to get passengers through airport security faster. peter says the tsa is offering employee training investing in new technology and a new instant tenth command center. >> one of my fundamental priorities is to dramatically expand the preset population and expand the capab

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the new atlantic city rv resort and marina a where they e gearing up for their first summer season, cleve. >> reporter: get me some marshmallows to roast and i'm good to go here at a campsite in atlantic city, first of it kind, a new rv park that the owners ape city leaders hope will be a new draw for atlantic city. for decade the atlantic city transportation center was on a roll, one of the biggest bus lots on the east coast but as gaming decline, fortunes turn. >> we lost 90 percent of our business in that ten years. we were forced to reinvent. >> reporter: while remnant of the bus parking remains, ownership is trying something new for atlantic city an rv park. >> rv parking which is a natural fit, we have 22 acres here, lot of open space and just a really compatible use. >> reporter: atlantic city rv resort and marine ace having a soft owning for what they envision as a big time camping attraction in atlantic city. a third of the 60 sites are operational and the a meant now include a game room, movie room, indoor lodging, as well as acce

cleve bryan is on the campus of rowan university right now where victim work, cleve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica the victim ana bell a uponty, worked and lived in glassboro, officials at the rowan university said she was part of the custodial staff here and while her death along the side of route 55 is tragic, officials are still trying to determine if something criminal occurred. a situation that went from bad to worse, police say this morning, three two-year old annabel uponty crashed her car on the trees of the side of route 55 in deptford. she was heading southbound not are from where 55 starts at route 42. she survived that crash but in the what happened next. as she walk up closer to the traffic, possibly to get help, she was struck and killed by another driver. >> it is undetermined how she ended up in the left lanes and she was struck by another vehicle. >> reporter: driver that hit her just kept going. state police got a call from the passerby and quickly arrived from the nearby bellmawr barracks. >> vehicle ran off left side of the roadway and also observed a body of a fema

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in camden with clinton's message to voters, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, it looks like there was thrilled employees at cooper university hospital. she just made a stop here before getting on the plane out of town. now, the clinton's have had ties to camden count that i go back for decades. the lines snaked throughout camden county college's blackwood campus wednesday people out to support hillary clinton. >> hillary has an experience, and she will be a wonderful president. >> reporter: some came sold out for democratic front runner, others still opened to rival bernie sanders. >> i have been a life long democrat, i'm still not totally decided, and i just am interested to see what she has to say. >> reporter: inside pack auditorium clinton wasted in time reminding the crowd for families long ties to the area. >> in 1992, we got on a bus in times square and you know what our first stop was? camden, new jersey. >> reporter: while clinton made no mention of the sanders in her speech she had plenty of negative word for donald trump. >> you go down the li

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, joins us in lawrenceville mercer county where demonstrators have been gathered for hours, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, doors just opened across the street at armory so people are allowed to go into the trump fund raising event but on the other side of the street here is there a large protesting contingency, several hundred people at this point right now. they are trying to get those driving to honk in support. many of them with criticism of done will old trump. >> lifting their voices and their signs protesters want presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trum top feel unwelcome. >> new jersey is not a state for hate and we need to get the hate out of the new jersey. >> reporter: several labor and community officials coordinated efforts to protest donald trump's appearance with governor christie at national guard armory in lawrenceville there was even a banner plane. >> one thing that unite as lot of new jersians it is their difficulties taste -- distaste for the governor and donald trump. >> there are support their say he is the leade

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us he is looking to bring home the gold. >> reporter: its something joe malloy enjoys as a try athlete he is trying to get better at swimming, running, cycling. >> we're pretty bad at all three so that is why we do triathlon f we are good at one we would just do one. >> reporter: out of three sports and joeys the best. he qualified for the olympics as top try athlete in the u.s. >> it was special, and, i'm still, even now i'm not sure i can put it into word. >> reporter: we caught up with malloy before a light work out at his favorite facilities in manayunk. joe grew up in wildwood crest and was a perennial winner in life guard races. he swam in boston college and turned his attention to triathlon. when he quit a coaching job to turn pro his parents were nervous. >> i said, oh, boy, okay, we will support that. you know but i was about to be sick to my stomach. >> reporter: joe a's path was full of ups and down. the last spring in the middle of the olympic wam case period he finished, but still determined he kept pushing and won the triathlo

sea isle, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> there is a lot to do this member memorial day weakenspecial section at cbsphilly.com. check out the forecast, plus get away guide, barbeque recipes and more. you can also learn how to give back to our military heroes. >>> and, if you are going by air, it is a test for the ts a and your patience. the agency has added hundreds of screen tears help speed up those long lines at airports all across the country. airlines warn, it will get more difficult to help passengers who missed flights because every those long lines, with estimated 2 and a half million people flying this weekend, there will be fewer available seats. >>> and, check this out. a falling tree comes dangerously close to a police officer. watch as officer douglas farber there was checking out a downed tree in ring wood, new jersey, the rest of the tree came crashing down. officer farber got out of the way and avoided more serious injuries, but he did break his wrist and received 13 stitches on the top of his head. >> new jersey family makes an incredible discovery beneath thei

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in lawrenceville to introduce us to the new millionaires, cleve >> reporter: hey, this is us. >> hello. >> hello. >> my name is valerie. and wish it was me, right now, right. >> reporter: despite being friday the 13th valerie arthur and her family are feeling lucky after winning 429.6 million-dollar power ball jackpot. she says it has been a whirlwind since her sister broke the news. >> marcia called me on the phone and said guess who won the power ball? i said, who. she said we did. i said, well, stop april fooling me and get off of my phone. she said, it is true. we won the power ball. i haven't slept since then. >> reporter: zero seven year-old pearly may smith bought the ticket at 7-eleven in trenton but according to the family she and her seven children pitched into pay for it. speaking for rest of them valerie says it is an incredible blessing. >> it was like an affirm nation for god because we each had dreams that we want to fulfill in this life and do for our community and do for each other and families. >> and it was like, well, we

cleve bryan report from the campus of rowan university where the victim worked. >> a situation that went from bad to worse. police say this morning, 32 year old annabell a trashed her car in the trees along route 55 depford, heading southbound not far from where a five and 426789 she survived that crash but not what happened next, she walked up closer to traffic possibly to get help she was struck and killed by another driver. >> undetermined how she ended up in the left lane at this point, she was in fact struck by another vehicle. >> the driver that hit her kept going. state police got call from passerby and quickly arrived from nearby bellmawr barracks. >> upon arrival, we observed the vehicle ran off the side of the roadway. also observed a body of female lying in the left travel lane of the roadway. >> traffic was snarled for more than three hours as fatal accident team investigated. troopers also started looking for the driver who killed her. then that person came to them. authority say several hours after the crash, a man contacted police to say he was involved. they won't release

our cleve bryan is live in trenton with more on the growing backlash, cleve. >> reporter: well, guess cat the pipeline company says energy companies in our area, want more supplies, of natural gas to this area but those who oppose the penn east pipeline including a group of people suing them for trespassing, they rallied ate the state the house saying it is bad for the environment and bad for homeowners. so this is the petition that we're delivering tomorrow. >> reporter: armed with more than 9,000 signatures, coalition of politicians, environmentalist and private landowners, are calling for a halt to the penn east natural gas pipeline. >> we don't need or want penn east. >> reporter: penn east is a billion dollars pipeline that would run 119 miles from luzerne county, pennsylvania to mercer county, new jersey. energy companies want it for bet are access to natural gas but opponent say construction would destroy wet land, contaminate drinking water and a go through private property through imminent main. this 7-acre farm in stockton, new jersey is jacqueline evans slice of heaven. >>

7th new jersey primary, hillary clinton now holds a two to one lead in the polls n atlantic city, cleve bryancbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> democratic front runner hillary clinton was in northern virginia she sat the down for a discussion on woman and family at a small cafe. the discussion touched on the workday and the balance between family time and career pursuits. clinton was also asked about the quality of education and the idea of standardized testing. >> parent are saying to me that is not what my child needs. my child needs to be, you know, the creativity needs to be sparks the independent learning, collaborative learning, it is not all about taking tests. i think we need better but fewer tests. >> on the republican side, new jersey governor chris christie is taking on a new gig, he will lead donald trump's transition team. christie's job toys begin planning ahead for a donald trump presidency if the new york businessman should win the general election. the christie has been at trump's side for many campaign events since he himself dropped out of the race back in february. trump's campa

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan introduces us to the the new millionaire. >> hello. i guess y'all thinking you you wish you was me right now, right. >> reporter: despite being friday the 13th valerie arthur and her family are feeling pretty lucky after winning 429.6 million-dollar power ball jackpot. she says it has been a whirlwind since her sister broke the news. >> marcia called me on the phone and said guess who won the power ball. i said who she said we did. i said, well, stop april fooling me and, you know get off of my phone. she said, it is true, we won the power ball. i haven't slept since then. >> reporter: zero seven year-old pearlie may smith bought the ticket at 7-eleven in trenton but according to the family she and her seven children pitched into pay for it. speaking for the rest, valerie says it is an incredible blessing. >> it was like an affirm nation from god because we each had dreams that we want to fulfill in this life and do for our community and do for each other and our families, and there was like, well, we have been fund todd do that. >> re

reporting live from sea isle city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just up the way from you a big boost for atlantic city tourist this memorial day weekend. governor christie sign several bills to keep financially troubled resort town from running out of cash. rescue package gives cities government five months to device a plan to balance a budget a and void a state take over. atlantic city's tax base has been hit hard by casino closures. >>> it is a hot one out there but that is not keeping people from enjoying the day. "eyewitness news" in penny pack park in fox chase where kid are out and about playing in the sunshine and it is a great day to get outside, where meteorologist kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck with more, kate. >> sky deck is best place to be. beautiful evening outside, yes, it is on the hot side and humidity ramped up, you can feel difference in the air and outside but it is sunny and nice breeze that pick up as well. out ahead of the few showers and storms. lets look at storm scan three and you can see nothing happening, storm wise in our neck of the woods

before the speech isn't there senator bernie sanders spoke with cleve bryan about income inequality.> i think for people of this country want change. they're tired of the status quo. they resent very much a situation where they're working longer hours for low wages. they worry about their kids all income and wealth goes to the top 1%. >> sanders also spoke about pay and benefits cuts for atlantic city unionized workers many of whom are suffering from the town's financial collapse. >>> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton was in northern virginia. she went to small cafe for discussion on women and families. in round table setting she discussed topics like career and family balance, educational equality and raising children. >>> on the republican side donald trump is tapping chris christie to lead his transition team. the new jersey governor will begin planning ahead for a trump presidency if the parties presumptive nominee knee should win the general leck. christie dropped out of the race in february and has been at trump's side ever since. >>> new night philadelphia public school s

before the speech isn't there senator bernie sanders spoke with cleve bryan about income inequality.i think for people of this country want change. they're tired of the status quo. they resent very much a situation where they're working longer hours for low wages. they worry about their kids all income and wealth goes to the top 1%. >> sanders also spoke about pay and benefits cuts for atlantic city unionized workers many of whom are suffering from the town's financial collapse. >>> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton was in northern virginia. she went to small cafe for discussion on women and families. in round table setting she discussed topics like career and family balance, educational equality and raising children. >>> on the republican side donald trump is tapping chris christie to lead his transition team. the new jersey governor will begin planning ahead for a trump presidency if the parties presumptive nominee knee should win the general leck. christie dropped out of the race in february and has been at trump's side ever since. >>> new night philadelphia public school stu

front runner and just before the speech senator sanders spoke one on one with our cleve bryan. >> i think the people of this country want change, they are tired of this status quo, and they resent very much a situation where they are working longer hours for lower wages. they are worried about their kid and all of the income comes to the top 1 percent. >> sanders spoke about pay and benefits cuts for union workers in town, many are reeling from atlantic city's financial collapse. >>> democratic front run are hillary clinton was in northern virginia today and she sat down for discussion of women and families in the small cafe among topics discussed were career career and family balance, education quality and raising children while also working full-time. >>> on the republican side donald trump is tapping chris christie to lead his transition team. the new jersey governor will begin planning ahead for trump president thecy if the new york businessman should win the general election. christie has been a thrum seven side for numerous campaign events since he himself dropped out of the race in

reporting from barnegat township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> this weather, oh, it is same day after day and it is another gray, glummy day out there and i hate to tell you more rain is on the way. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking latest round of rain outside on the sky deck and kate, i guess it is silver lining it the is dry, right now. >> it is dry right now, but jessica as you said tomorrow is just like today, except now, with more bonus rain, and i'm sure everybody is rejoycing about that. good news about tomorrow is it is friday, and once weekend rolls around this will start to break down a little bit. only one more day, and we can manage. the lets look outside, we will go out to storm scan three it is cloudy, chilly, it feels like march or seattle, take your pick maybe a little bit of both. storm scan three is cloudy, a couple showers drifting off to the west, and it is all part of the bigger system mainly berking off to the south and west right now, so sandwich, between storms today we have one over new england bringing rain to portions of

live from barnegat township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> tonight the there are more questions, then answers, following an intended car stop that led to the deadly police involved shooting in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live outside police headquarters with what we know so far. >> richard ross says he is quote, concerned, about some the of the police tactics used in an early morning confrontation, that left a driver, shot and killed behind the wheel of his vehicle in overbrook. the first sounds of that confrontation going out over police radio around 1:00 this morning. >> shots fired, police discharged, lancaster and overbrook. >> reporter: philadelphia police say an officer opened fire, fatally wounding the man behind the wheel of this van, after he allegedly tried to off as police were attempting to stop and question him. >> one of the officers, felt he was being boxed in and in fear of his life and fired his weapon strike ago this male. >> reporter: it began police say with the 911 call

the same day f anyone sees arthur buckle call your local police department n winslow township i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, cleve, thanks. >>> we are getting a break from the rain, question now is, when is the next round? meteorologist kate bilo in the cbs-3 weather center tracking all this wet weather, kate, it is just storm after storm. >> jessica, it is ground hog day weather. it has been gray since last wednesday. we had a a few breaks of sunshine on saturday, few breaks last night, maybe we will see sun peak out before the day is over but you can see on storm scan three right now more rain is lurking just off to the south and west and we have got more gray weather in the coming days. the the good news, may be the weekend. we will look closer at. that but first lets look at storm scan three still showing light sprinkles here and there steady rain from last night and this morning push out. you can see thunderstorms impacting deep sea area and point south this air ra got hit hard yesterday evening and getting hit again tonight but that should stay south of us.

i'm cleve bryan.taminants from this site may be in your yard. >>> well, it is getting hot out there and you know what that means? i'm topping to get a slice of the original hot spot here and you know what we're all about creating memories down the shore and is there more memories to be had. you know what that means? "eyewitness news" at 6:00 down the shore starts right now. >>> now at 6:00 here's is what happening more than a dozen bucks county children sent to the hospital, sickened from exposure to excessive heat. the students were returning, from a field trip when they became ill. i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in lower makefield. david, how are kid tonight. >> reporter: jessica, good news is they are doing okay, we are told there was 14 kids specifically affect, sixth grade their go here at william penn pen middle school in lower makefield bucks county they were at a trenton thunder baseball game today where we're told those students start

i'm cleve bryan, coming up i'll show you dramatic changes that are happening at the camden waterfrontit is 6:00 o'clock. in the the news gathering of priestness montgomery county, in a private, meeting and tonight, "eyewitness news" has learned what was going on behind closed doors. we're told meeting focused on the issue of sex abuse and laws surrounding it. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. cbs-3 was the only station at the meeting and "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in blue bell with details of what went on inside, joe? >> reporter: jessica, ukee, good evening, we are told that the archdiocese scheduled these two meetings now and it lasted some two hours. inside, sources tell us, there was a lot of question/answer with the archbishop following a formal, more of a formal setting and in the end though this dealt with how the church might be confronting significant revisions the to the statutes of limitations. it was the archdiocese filled with the private gathering between archbishop charles chaput and scores of priests, sources inn said s