in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> parrot head rejoyce. >> jimmy buffet on thech. >> that sound cool. >> never seen him live though, love to see him live. >> yeah. >> great show. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, "eyewitness news" returns at 10:00 o'clock on our sister station w p.c. g the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at is 11:00. >>> up next tonight, ntsb investigators recovered black box from el faro, cargo ship last year that sank killing entire 33 man aboard. >> special camp for children of the america's fallen heroes. steve hartman takes through when he goes on the road. >> here now is scott pelley. take care family, we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: deep trouble in the deep south. flooding threatens lives along the gulf coast. >> i just told him, you know, don't panic. i'm heir for you. i'm going to get you out of these waters. i'm going to rescue you." >> pelley: also tonight. >> go home to momma. and your momma is voting for trump! >> pelley: the road to the white house. >> the republicans do have

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan introduce ducis to us that generous little boy. >> i like your uniform, awesome. five-year old william edward is a long way of reaching his dream to be police officer but his hearties in the right place. >> it is time. >> wow, you are really special. >> reporter: william and his family decided to day is kindness day. he has been doing chores and earning money to do nice things for other people. the first stop is dropping off lunch to the the winslow township police department. >> happy kindness day. >> happy kindness day. >> reporter: tara edward says her son got the idea from a you tube video. >> we watched a video of someone helping the homeless, and next thing you know, it is just kind of took off and he wanted to help the police. >> reporter: that is not all after lunch, william was dropping off toys and school supplies at kid at domestic violence shelter. food to the animal shelter and giving less fortunate family $25 from his allowance to help a day care. since one good deed deserves another the department made him an honorary police office

reporter cleve bryan, met the woman who started it all and found out who she hopes to reach. >> thinkf a sunrise all shiny and gold and ice cream deliciously cold. >> english professor sill vera bear enjoyed summers off from teaching but not literature. rowan college of gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is the poet tree and it is, a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this one is called miles speaks and thinks actually from my grandson. >> reporter: she prints them on brightly colored paper to grab peoples attention and if you like it, take it. so far she has given out more than a hundred poems. >> we have replenish poems once or twice a day every single day. >> reporter: one half of her favorite things are all of the people she has met, they are european vacationers or local surfers they stopped, read her poetry and tell her how much word she

reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> philadelphia police say a man on the bike who sexually assaulting woman is responsible for another incident. take a look at this surveillance video of one of the attacks. police say suspect struck in the 200 block of south tenth street, on july 31st. now this case in addition to four other incident between august 6th and 13th, and this suspect follows a distinct pattern. he rides on the sidewalks targeting woman as they walk late at night or early in the morning. >>> police arrested a second man suspected to be connect to the shooting of a pizza delivery man earlier this summer. man is identified as 22-year old brian jones, police say victim was making a food delivery on the 5700 block of belmont street when he was a approached by two men. he was kidnaped, robbed, and shot in the back of the head. police say the second suspect is 17 year-old donovan daniels arrested two weeks ago. he will be charged as an adult, the victim is expected to be okay. >>> caught on camera a woman has her wallet snatched while

reporting live, at city hall, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> looks like a lot of fun out there, cleve, thanks a lot. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", thal shalt not steel. >> police say they want to find this man after local church was burglarized again. >> and texting and driving fines are going up in our area. the price hike and the highways where breaking the law will get more david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> philadelphia police continue their search for driver who struck and killed a man on a motorcycle, and never stopped. the crash happened last night, whitaker avenue and east lowden street

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live tonight where warm water is going over well with beach goers, hey there, cleve. >> reporter: we know that person, in my case, my mom, i will only go in the ocean when it feels like bath the water. those people got what they wished for. today i have to ask the question sit a little bit too warm. >> it is really warm. >> reporter: no need to ease in, the chillies long gone at the jersey shore, in fact, this week there was a record high for water temperature at 83.3 degrees. >> i believe it because i have lived here for 30 years and been here as a kid and never had it this warm. >> i'm 68 years old since i can remember that water is warmest i have ever felt. >> reporter: humans aren't only water, dolphin watchers have been treated to amazing encounters with bottle nose dolphin this video comes from atlantic city cruises which operates out the of the gardener's basin. with a 95 percent success rate of seeing dolphins they had a full tour this afternoon. >> we have had a good average last 15 or 20 years but this year has been great. water has

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with them and he is live in camden, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, typically at rain. the is a short court proceeding but today was jammed packed with new information about the violence that led to the two-year old's death. >> i just love him. i will see you one day. >> reporter: family of two-year old jameil baskerville, junior were full of raw emotion after learning details about how the boy was allegedly punched to death by his mother's boyfriend. >> you are less of a man to sit there and put your hand on any type of child no matter what age he is. he was two years old. there is no reason you should want to hit him. >> reporter: never turning his eyes on the tearful enraged audience as he entered the courtroom zachary tricoche was arraigned on murder charges. authorities say tricoche began punching jameil who they referred to as jb for crying when man shoved the boy's mother during an argument over groceries. >> according to jb's mother the defendant punched jb in the chest. so hard that he went back against the wall and struck the back o

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in gloucester township with that story, cleve. >> reporter: whether it is a bucket of rainwater or pond anywhere there is stagnant water mosquitoes will breed. to fight off west nile and zika camden county is making it easier for community to get involved in reporting issues. >> none of these are here. >> reporter: identifying and killing mosquitoes are primary defense against spread of the zika virus. there are no confirms cases of people contracting zika from new jersey and camden county is rolling out a new way to report mosquito problems. >> what we have developed here is a strategy that will help us more intelligencely work through this data, so that we can provide a more targeted, and tailored and specific response for the community. >> reporter: in less time then it takes to calm mosquito control have have someone fill out the a report, you can now do it yourself on line and you'll get updates on how county is addressing the issue. >> it saves time. we now have a report that is very inclusive and it helps us jump on things

cleve bryan spoke with the home owner today and joins us live with more on that, cleve. >> shooting involved troopers from the bridgeton station here and it is an active investigation with the new jersey state attorney general's office. so, when we spoke to the survivor of gerald sykes at advice of his attorney he could not talk about details about the case but he does tell us it was his mind that kept him going as his body was failing. >> had that been another half inch i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: gerald sykes has battled back from the brink of death just before midnight july 29th upper deerfield resident was shot in his home by state police who were at his house by mistake investigating a 911 hang up call. >> i'm doing pretty good. i'm alive. beginning to feel better. a lot of the pain subsiding now. >> reporter: authorities said that the night of the incident two troopers knocked on sykes front door and didn't get a response so they check around back. as they shined their flashlights in the glass doors there was an exchange of gunfire, trooper fired off four times, sykes fired a shot

. >> that neighborhood in west deptford is demanding an explanation, cleve bryan, joins us now with more, cleve. >> reporter: bright colored flags ordain the front yard here on wood lane drive but this is not a party. as the epa is testing for lead contamination after finding evidence of ground car battery casings in the soil here. >> this is plastic from the batteries. >> reporter: for 22 year dennis richie had no idea little pieces have plastic in his yard were ground up casings from car batteries. >> this is all around your property. >> all around. >> my wife can't sleep at night. >> a lot of people are losing sleep. >> epa soil testing found that seven out of eight homes on this street in west deptford have battery pieces in the yard. now they are testing 28 more homes in the same development. >> this is hazardous waste. it is contaminated with lead. >> reporter: when epa investigators searched record they found prior to hems being built here in 1989, 17-acre parcel belonged to the man in the battery recycling business. they are not sure help battery casings were put in the ground or

our cleve bryan shows us the tiny solution to what has become a very big problem. >> see how it grabs you. >> reporter: safe to say mile a minute vine isn't one of the garden state's most desirable plants, it is thorny and it grows like crazy up to 6 inches a day. most importantly it is an invasive speech that is doesn't belong here. >> pandora's box opened and off it went. >> reporter: mark mayer breeds bugs used to control vine at new jersey department of agricultural beneficial insect laboratory. >> this is where we are raising, the bug beneficial insect. >> reporter: big name for a little bug which is type of bug from asia. same place where mile a minis from. vine arrived on the east coast in the 1930's and has spread from north carolina to connecticut. it grows on top of other plant so aggressively it can suffocate sections of forest or orchard. it can be found anywhere experts say it is impossible to measure the exact impact of the vine. but it is the equalizer. >> two prong attack, larvae feed in the stems. >> reporter: it is mile a minute's natural predator since 2004 laborato

. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has the story from burlington county. >> reporter: for 47 year nora dunphy has been coming up with ways to teach young children at rancocas friend school. the since 1987 that included a field trip to barnegat light, new jersey and tossing messageness a about on the until to the ocean. >> we talk about where the win is coming from and where our bottles may go because of that. >> reporter: typically bottles don't float beyond the jersey shore. >> sandy hook was further we saw. >> reporter: one lit girl and her dad seemed to have the magic touch when four year-old lie larose le tossed their wine bod will on a see. >> they were exited to throw something in. i never expect to it reach ireland though. >> reporter: letters in the bottles asked the find tore mail it back to the school with information, where it was found. li la rose letter made it to the county of ireland with stamp and post mark to prove it. that is about 3,000 miles unbroken and cork intact. >> are you excited that it reached ireland? >> yes. >> reporter: that is okay, dun

. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan, traveled to the beach in atlantic city where he saw first hand the danger rip currents pose. >> reporter: only takes a moment for fun day at the beach to take a turn for the worst. >> my life flashed in front of my eyes. >> reporter: as we talk with the beach patrol about a advisory latoyia jackson from philadelphia, almost became a victim. they launched a rescue boat and others through the surf while she was trying to regain her footing. >> the water was pulling me and i'm trying to swim out. i could swim but that was crazy. >> reporter: this is last two days atlantic city life guard performed 60 rescues. and moved hundreds of people out of the way from rip currents. >> you can go from waist deep to over your head, you know, very quick. >> reporter: chief downey says his leave guard are always ready to respond but he prefers swimmer pay bet's tension to the life guard. >> everything is perfectly fine. they don't know what we are blowing at. we are blowing them out of the areas. >> reporter: rip currents are brown sandy areas a

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan takes a lot what this means for the shore and how people there are preparing. >> reporter: with the roar that makes your heart pound, and dazzling pass toes leave you staring in amazement, the air force thunderbird have brought thunder back to the atlantic city boardwalk. >> awesome. >> we control the air. >> reporter: spectator saw routines before the 14th annual atlantic city air show on wednesday. >> it makes me feel patriotic. glad to see it. i'm american, man. i'm loving it. >> reporter: veteran rob giles is one of the estimated 400,000 people who will visit in atlantic city and nearby towns to watch the air show put on by greater atlantic city of commerce which estimates the air show pumps zero million-dollar in the local economy. >> that means it is gas, it is dining, it is all of the retail, in addition to the guests of the casinos. >> reporter: air show featuring demonstration from his each branch of the military and pilots like three time world champion rob holland. >> probably the most incredible air bat i cans you have ev

reporting live from camden i'm's cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just gorgeous, for sure, thankseve. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" gift card are an easy gift you buy, you spend but recently spenders have found gift card have zero balance. how criminals are ripping you off even before the gift card is purchased, and the best way to ensure that the car you are buying is protect. >>> find out why some experts say apple might soon take away that moment of panic, when you drop your iphone into water, kate? >>> heat wave finally does have an end in sight, i'll tell you when that day finally a lives and we are tracking threat for showers and storms, this evening and tonight, i'll have latest on storm scan three when we come right back. >>> if you are a fan of ruby tuesday's you may have to look harder, to find one in the fall. the popular restaurant is latest major chain to announce closings. ruby tuesday's representatives announced they will shut down 95 of their locations by september. although they are not saying which locations, are closing just yet, they say all of remaini

remove it if it is necessary because more often then not it is not a danger to people n avalon cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, how about that. >> you didn't see that. >> wow. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" fighting a deadly disease. >> see how a pennsylvania man is putting a new twist on the ice buckle challenge to find a cure for als, lauren. >> tropics are heating up we have major hurricane and two tropical deregularss will we see impact from the delaware valley? i'll have latest in your full forecast coming up. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> ative rent challenge raising money for als, an off shoot of the ice bucket chal

i'm cleve bryan. how you can help. >>> and what is on the river? a merky film is covering parts of the schuylkill. it sure does look bad. but why expert say it is actually a good thing. >> good morning, i'm january car barrow. right out to meteorologist, justin drabick, with eyewitness weather. justin, how is it feeling? >> little muggy in the city. still some areas feeling pretty comfortable. but today will be the day where you want to get outside if you have outdoor plans this weekend. because tomorrow we do run the risk to see some widespread showers and storms, mainly during the afternoon, though. we make run of 90 degrees, today could be the last day for at least a week or so, talk about the cool down. right now 73 at the airport officially, some suburbs still pretty comfortable. allentown 65 degrees mid 60s in quakertown, and pottstown, 70 in palmyra, new jersey, so we talk about the dew point temperatures, we've been just hitting you hard with this for the past couple of weeks, it was so hot and humid. sixty-five, kind of threshold for the h

new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, there, with a preview. >> mr.ville, jimmy buffet set to perform in atlantic city saturday. jimmy buffet the first of four artists perform during the 2016 atlantic city beach concert series. we got behind the scenes look construction at the 125-foot wide stage. that took thousands of man hours to assemble. >> i would say average of 06 men per day, and that's a good ten, 12-hour day for about ten days to erect what you see here. >> the summer concert series along with the atlantic city air show some of the biggest non-casino draws for atlantic city which has been trying for years to build reputation as the entertainment capitol of the east coast. great thing for the sit i have avalon particular city i. any time we can showcase from there, as far as win-win-win. kicks off at time when atlantic city bracing for the expected closure of the taj, which will layoff about 3,000 workers. >> good noose for town that has had hard luck. >> for them to be here see a somehow of show on the beach pretty good. >> says ticket sales

i'm cleve bryan, coming up, one south jersey property tells us what they are doing to avoid tragedy. tyler perry is reaching out to a family dealing with the death of twin girls left in the hot car, what he wants to do to help ease their pain. >>> and new at 6:00 tonight new trend that this local woman is swearing by, the reason that she said her second shoulder surgery was so much better than the first. we will be right at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood comi

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in cherry hill with more on that, cleve. >> reporter: because there is no gas tax, there is no funding for transportation fund and route 70 here is yet to be repaved as it was scheduled today to do but today construction workers left the lawmakers like senator james beach know they want construction projects restarted, transportation trust fund funded and they want to go back to work. the stalemate over new jersey's transportation trust fund is pushing some construction workers, who have been out of work for almost seven weeks, to the brink of desperation. >> it is great, the stress. >> reporter: jermaine from pine hill brought youngest of his four kids to a demonstration wednesday a at legislative office of senator jim beach. >> schooltime right around the corner, school supplies, school clothes need to be bought and without us going to work i don't see that happening. >> what do we want? when do we want it. >> reporter: governor christie put a halt to hundreds of road and bridge projects after state lawmakers refused to replenish the f

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there with that part of the coverage, cleve. >> reporter: well, it is august so you expect it to be hot and this time of the year you expect to see big crowds down the shore but with the weather pattern as it is and with several big events in atlantic city including jimmy buffet concert the crowd bigger and weather is hotter then usual. with the ocean to swim in and steady breeze to fight off humidity, a trip to the beach seemed like just what the doctor ordered to beat the heat but even though it is a few degrees cooler at the shore then rest of the region a stroll down the atlantic city boardwalk can still cause to you work up a sweat. >> very hot, but it is very hot out here. >> reporter: while many visitors cooled off in the shaded restaurants along the boardwalk other people were hard at work. a jimmy buffet beach concert on saturday is one of the several big event this weekend in atlantic city. it doesens of work hours were doing the setup had to stay high traded. >> i mean being as though we are next to the water, and that i

in cape may, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> certainly is. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at>> now at 6:00 donald trump picks a new fight in pennsylvania. >> controversial comments about harrisburg that upset a lot of people. plus this. >> reporter: monsignor william lynn will head before a judge in the morning, i'm joe holden how one family says his alleged actions can never be justified and how they want him to pay. >>> it was a long walk of shame for one philly sports fan who is eject from last night's game for heckling, i'mal sand that hoff i'm coming up, his response. >>> also a head this little boy made history when he got a double hand transplant at chop see how he is showing off new hand in front of the tens of thousands of people, kate? >>> it has been a wonderful wednesday outside, the question is how much longer can this beautiful weather stick around i'll tell you how long the comfort will last and when storms return to the forecast. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> he put the church's image above little children. >> family's pain, one day after mon

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with them and he is live in camden, cleve. >> reporter:at rain. the is a short court proceeding but today was jammed packed with new information about the violence that led to the two-year old's death. >> i just love him. i will see you one day. >> reporter: family of two-year old jameil baskerville, junior were full of raw emotion after learning details about how the boy was allegedly punched to death by his mother's boyfriend. >> you are less of a man to sit there and put your hand on any type of child no matter what age he is. he was two years old. there is no reason you should want to hit

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in north wildwood with the steps being taken to changeame, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, whether it is pub behind me or firehouse across the street parts of the north wildwood have been synonymous which name anglesea, now thanks to action taken this morning by city council, voters get to see whether or they want to rename the whole town anglesea. more than a century ago edward wheaton's great grandfather was part of the anglesea. in 1906 the name changed to north wildwood. he wants to change it back. >> anybody who lives in this end when is where the original village was they consider them self anglesea. >> to weeks ago he handed city council a petition with more than 100 signatures asking for a ballot referendum so voters could decide if they want to change the name. >> i asked that they not do that that they allow to us base a non-binding referendum so we can get a sense of the residents of north wildwood. >> reporter: compromise complete tuesday city council passed a a resolution for non-binding name change referendum on the november ba

say that it does not appear that the suspect victim knew one another, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in new castle count which new developments in this murder mystery, cleve. >> reporter: no explanation coming from police, why they believe that this women, shot, malcolm evans but they say help from the community played a pivotal toll role in catching her. >> had happened here is the epitome of a tragedy. >> reporter: for more than a month police in new castle county delaware have been trying to make the sense of the shooting death of mal conn evans from rutledge. 4:00 in the morning july 9th evans was found near entrance to his neighborhood with the gunshot wound in the upper body. police believe he was struck while driving to work causing him to crash and then later died at the hospital. >> for the last six weeks, my family and friends have been spending so many sleepless nights wondering who and why someone would commit such an unspeakable crime against such an amazing young man. >> reporter: evans was a student at delaware state university and families say he dream of beco

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with the home owner today and joins us live with more ont, cleve. >> shooting involved troopers from the bridgeton station here and it is an active investigation with the new jersey state attorney general's office. so, when we spoke to the survivor of gerald sykes at advice of his attorney he could not talk about details about the case but he does tell us it was his mind that kept him going as his body was failing. >> had that been another half inch i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: gerald sykes has battled back from the brink of death just before midnight july 29th upper deerfield resident was shot in his home by state police who were at his house by mistake investigating a 911 hang up call. >> i'm doing pretty good. i'm alive. beginning to feel better. a lot of the pain subsiding now. >> reporter: authorities said that the night of the incident two troopers knocked on sykes front door and didn't get a response so they check around back. as they shined their flashlights in the glass doors there was an

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is joining us now live from the state police barracksidgeton with the very latest , on this investigation. cleve? >> reporter: well, big part of the investigation we're waiting to hear is whom they believe fired first, whether it was home owner, or the state trooper, that went outside on that 911 call which turned out to be at the wrong property, any case, it seems to be a case of mistaken identity family of the shooting victim tells us that he didn't know there was police on his property. off a country road down a long driveway a south jersey man was almost killed by state police and what some are calling a big misunderstanding, authorities say around 11:30 friday night troopers from the the bridgeton barracks were sent out to do a wellness check in upper deerfield township after someone called 911 and hung up >> they believe a call came from the 300 block of center- ton road. when two troopers knock on the door no one answered so they went around back. as they have shown their flashlights in the rear sliding glass door, gunfire broke o

. >> windows smashed, purses stolen and this is more than just petty crime i'm cleve bryan coming up why one south jersey police department says a national identity theft ring targeted our area. >>> plus, new information in the federal investigation of union boss john dougherty, new documents reveal where money from ibew local 98 ended up. >>> also special recognition for wounded veterans in our region. we will tell you where local leaders are designating parking spaces for recipients of the purple heart. >>> and lessons being taught at citizens bank park the teacher your own philadelphia phillies how they are motivating young players from our area. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts next. >>> here's what is happening a series on have car break ins have police on the alert. an identity theft ring that stretch's cross the nation is at center of the investigation in south jersey. residents in washington township are on edge, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. police believe they are tied to a well men gang that has hit our area before

i'm cleve bryan.the project be done in time for school to be opened and if not is what plan b. >>> day two of the three part hearing just wrapped up here in center county and it could lead to a new trial for jerry sandusky. i'm greg argos with is expected to be tomorrow. >>> this video shows a fire that injured two fire fighters in bensalem. we will see more of this compelling video. >>> it was a full ball that upset and anger short stop freddie galvis. young girl was hit and had to reeve the ballpark. tonight, phillies respond to calls for more safety netting. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a south jersey high school is a health hazard tonight. workers are racing against the clock removing asbestos before the start of the school year if just a few weeks. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. workers found asbestos known carcinogen while installing a new heating and air conditioning system. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at vi

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> really important to be knowledgeable about rip currents if going down the shore. >> they can happen being always, whether the surf is rupp or not, incoming and outing tides, that is best chance to see them. life guard to have be on duty. keep your toes on the sand until life guard hit the stand. >> i know you like to hit the ocean. >> yes, not the best beach day because we have some clouds and maybe a few showers and thunderstorms but tomorrow certainly the better day of the weekend. so kind of the split weekend. we will take you up to northampton county, thinks a live look at bethlehem where musikfest has kick off for the next couple of days. it will be rocking up there, heads up later this afternoon up until lehigh valley we could be dealing with some showers and strong to even possibly severe thunderstorms, containing heavy rain and gusty wind in any storms that do develop. check out storm scan three we have shower activity south jersey, delaware right now, again, about to wake up right now jersey shore, and thinking about heading to the d

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very good advice there, cleve. >>> here'shat else is going on "eyewitness news" this morning, pat gallen is having his eggs and ham high above the ground, we will take you to the place that serves breakfast up in the sky. >>> plus latest trend with drones, reason this one is going above and beyond just shooting the scenery. >>> got plans for the great outdoors? rain might interrupt them, justin drabick has the forecast coming fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. only from fios. longest and fastest zipline in north america, there's

cleve bryan, cbs cleanup underway, after another storm hits northeast ohio called this time the west side hardest hit as jessica dill has more from lakewood, on hilliard road a tree falls into a family garage. >> ls i am at this home o in lakewood. the neighbors tre snapped in half during the stor yesterday.y. went on to a gara. not just lakewood that was hard hit,oo utility companies in tre removal workers have been out all night and morning toke repa damage from yesterday storm. the torrential downfall late thursday afternoon made for a coming out of rocky river, bay village and westlake. not jus the west side it also brought down a pole on a car outside th q. try to pick up the pieces inside his home with his wife and girls when there was a large noise. tree crashed his into his car inside. disciple that i did not hit the housese and think that my famil safe there were no injuries.in all the places could've fallen to pick the right place i guess. >> h lots of power outages, some 6,000 andl cuyahoga county, or the 2,000 are in lakewood. fox 8 fox 8.com for updates, jessica dill fox

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in vineland, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on day two talk of the victim number two and conflicting statements dominate jerry sandusky's hearing for a new trial. cbs-3 is only philadelphia tv station in center county for the proceedings and greg argos is live with the new development, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. big question during to take's hearing was this, did the prosecution in 2012 know who victim number two was and if they did and lied bit, well, one of two things could happen: jerry sandusky could get a new trial or released from prison entirely. jerry, any thoughts today, sir. >> reporter: no comment from seven two-year old convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky as he left center county courthouse on day two of the hearing which could lead to a release from the prison. >> we think we have big issues. >> reporter: monday's testimony focused on one issue whether the state in 2012 knew who victim number two was, that is the person that sits at penn state cones mike mcqueary said he saw sandusky sexually abuse in 2001. >> it is that victim that led michael mcqueary t

that is right, that is cleve bryan, and that is me, who is that handsome fellow right there. >> yes, other local media penalty we went to bat in the softball game at citizens bank park to benefit pal. game began with the first pitch being thrown by police commissioner ross and a lucky pal kid, carlos ruiz was also recognized for his service the in the community and i'm happy to say after a four year losing streak we helped team tv beat team radio by a score of six-four. i feel good. >> you and cleve. >> i'd like to think it was, yeah. >> pure athletism. >> not quite the player i used to be. >> field of dreams i saw you on twitter saying he will be tired in the morning. >> knee hurts a little bit. >> thanks, patrick appreciate it. >>> coming up next, one person is dead after a stabbing spree in europe. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> also ahead, hear from a new jersey man finally freed from prison after being wrongly accused. >>> and meisha is watching the road this morning, she will have the latest delays when we come right creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky si

live from atlantic city cleve bryan for "eyewitness news".e will bring in justin drabick in the weather center and you have an updated track of the tropical system. >> moving into prime time tropical system. three systems we still have gaston way out over the atlantic, producing stronger rip currents. td number eight is heading out to sea. but one to focus on is hermine in the gulf of mexico which has been upgraded to a tropical storm with wind of 45 . it is moving north and east but may track close enough to the coastline to bring some disturbed weather. it does than the matter if it is right along the coast or off shore but it will bring rough surf as cleve said for second half of the weekend. heads up at the shore. latest stats as of 5:45 miles an hour. finally that trough picks this storm up and moving it out but happening too late. because of that it is going to allow for more west ward track, and is there your official track by national hurricane center. keeps it inland as we head in the weekend, right over close to our region, sunday i

and i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> there are new developments in the new federal probe of the philadelphia labor leader john dougherty and just how far his influence stretches within the local political scene. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been keeping close tabs and joins us at city hall with those details, joe. >> good evening, and sources in the federal government liking this to assembling a giant puzzle. many campaigns that have benefited from the support, and political power of local 98. with the ibew's political financing and campaign clout under a federal microscope cbs-3 sifted through hundreds of pages of campaign finance documents. sources close to the investigation confirmed that a federal grand jury is scrutinizing how local 98 financed political campaigns. just last week labor magnet johnny dougherty pend in the letter that the ibew was instrumental in the elections of three pennsylvania supreme court justices, one of them dougherty's own brother. mayor jim kenney's campaign was also benefactor of local 98. finance reports for what

cleve bryan introduces us to that generous little boy. "00:30 i like your uniform, that 5-year-old william evertz is still a long way away from reaching his dream to become a police officer but his heart is already in the right place. "1:15 today is kindness day? wow you're really special, we appreciate it" william and his family have decided today is kindness day. he's been doing chores and earning money so he can do nice things for other people. the first stop is dropping off lunch to the winslow township police department. "2:52 happy kindness day!" tara evertz says her son got the idea from a youtube video. tara evertz mother of took off and he wanted to help the police" and that's not all. after lunch william is dropping off toys and school supplies to kids at a domestic violence shelter, food to the animal shelter and giving a less fortunate family 25 dollars from his allowance to help with daycare. since one good deed deserves another the department made him an honorary police officer with a badge and keys to the police station.. on loan. "2:21 hold it up to hear until you hear it b

the as we monitor that tropical system "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in the shore where someaves could reach 12 feet high. >> that is what they are talking about on sunday these waves could go up 12 feet high, right now two or 3 feet. there are strong rip currents and this will build throughout the weekend and we need to be prepared right now. it is sound you should expect to hear a lot over the next four or five days, life guard blowing whistles and giving hand gestures as they protect from dangerous current. >> it can take you out, starting to pull the kid out and life guard stops us. like many shore towns atlantic city has been forced to close beaches and spread resources thin because about half of their life guard are now back to school. the timing is tough, waves are expected to build up to 12 feet by sunday, while crowds swell at jersey shore for labor day weekend. >> it will be a challenge because we are, a diminishing staff and three beach concerts. we have a lot of college home kid to help out. >> reporter: city officials say live nation is paying to have extra life

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