in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president trump says jobs report may have been phony in the pennsylvania but very real now. economy added 235,000 jobs in february, the first full month of his presidency. and the unemployment rate is down, 4.7 percent. now this comes as the president is working to get congress behind a republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable health care act. president trump sat down with house republicans, who are working to push new health care legislation through congress. >> we're working together. we have some great results. we have tremendous spirit. i think it is something that will just happen very shortly. >> reporter: moderate republicans are concerned, millions of americans will lose health insurance, and have to pay more under the g.o.p. plan and conservatives say the bill doesn't do enough to trim back the federal government's roll. >> sometimes when you have push back on one side and the other side, from a political spectrum, you might have found the sweet spot. >> reporter: president trump cannot afford many republ

. >>> i'm cleve bryan the atlantic city international boat show. coming up i'll show you interesting, impressive products on display and show you how boating is making a rebound in new jersey. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. pepsi cutting jobs and pointing fingers. soft drink giant is blaming cities drink tax, and the marries firing back. the company announce today they will be forced to layoff workers due to the tax. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at city hall with the response from both sides, david? >> reporter: hi jessica and ukee. tensions have been rising for months, it seems today they came to a full boil when it was announced people would be losing their jobs but mayor's office and city hall fired back and said people will be actually going back to work. eighty to 100 jobs gone from the local pepsi payroll, officials insist philadelphia 's sugary drink tax, it is to blame n a statement to "eyewitness news" teamsters local 830, union representing the s

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in lindenwold. cleve, good afternoon. what have you learned. >> reporter: just finish liin the 911 recording for the call here at the apartmentn lienwold. a woman reports that her two twin seven month olds were found she found them unresponsive in their cribs purple. she was td recording to do cpr on the children unsuccessfully. and win aring that conversationu could hear that the police arrived. we're still learning mtailaboutd inside that apartment. >> my twins are purple. my kids are notisibly distraughe embracinembracing as left linde. camden county prosecutor' office says they're investigating the than one-year-old. they responded to a 911 call ar babies unresponsive. there's no indication yet who was responsible for >> i just remember when i first moved here they were really nice to me. >> ebony belmes the woman withd hair we saw leaving the aptm the infants mother. she says she watched the scene this morning with a horribl >> she was screaming, like she was crying real put her in the back of a cop car i saw them br

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in woodbury where a press conference wrapped up with details on the arrest, cleve, good afternoon, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. we understand that walter tracie fer furinden until 2010 and he is being charged with sexual contact with minors both in new jersey, and in delaware. furindin is charged with sexual contact of the 12 year-old boy during the summer of 1994 while he was living in deptford township, that is why it is here in gloucester county. he coached and held holy clinics at washington township ice arena. in delaware new castle county furinden was charged with nine counts of sexual contact with two minors. now police in both states as well as fbi began working together investigating him back in may and june of race year. they say he groomed some of the kid he was coaching, for sexual purposes. >> it is, you know, the most reprehensible behavior, one could imagine, they violate the trust, they create a situation where they are victims are devastated, and it has a profound impact on their lives for years and

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in yardley bucks county to show us the damage, cleve. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, this tavern has been through a lot in history and then tuesday night, this is a crash that could be heard for several blocks but this is just a small scratch, compared to the scope of history. looking at the damage to their building and then reviewing video of the crash, owners of the continental tavern in yardley reached a conclusion. >> i would say the porch won confrontation. >> reporter: yardley police say 10:50 tuesday night a drunk driver who control and slammed in the tavern. they say he had alcohol in the truck. security shows that as staff and customers ran outside to check out the huge thud, the driver a 21 year-old from lancaster county put truck in reverse. >> i cannot speculate what is inside of his head but it would appear he was attempting to leave the scene. >> reporter: kelly credits her staff of getting the man to stay. >> calming driver down, give him a seat, and waited for police to arrive. >> reporter: impact split a triple two by 12

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of the rallies here in our area.e got to accept opposing opinions even when they come from people that despise and loathe you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance from the founder of people from trump in southeast pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> we want to send a message to all republicans that happen to be in the house and the senate that we're not going away and that we need them to support his agenda. >> reporter: hundreds attended the rally which organizers had planned to hold around president trump' 100 day mark but bumped up. >> move on. unite. let's get on with it. he is our president. and we're here in 20-degree weather to support him. >> he won the election. he's the president of the united states. i think people need to recognize that and, um, we're here to show support for him. >> reporter: american flags and trump signature red ball caps on display. as speakers offered their takes on trump controversies like immigration orders and russian connections. >> i mean it's ri

"eyewitness news" reporter, cleve bryan is in camden with more on the mayor's decision that was just announced a short time ago, cleve. >> reporter: marriedd said at the end of this year she's comfortable with leaving office with camden heading in the right direction and in good hand. >> i cannonsly say that this has been the most satisfying experience of my life. >> reporter: after two terms dana redd will end her run as mayor of the camden. >> i truly hope i have in the let any of you down in my efforts because i know, i gave my heart, i gave my best, and i gave everything i had to give to send camden off. >> reporter: redd regarded as mayor who oversaw rebirth of camden. >> it has gone from one of the most poor, dangerous cities, not only in new jersey but in the country and that was on a tremendous economic up spring. >> reporter: 2 billion-dollar of investment has come during her tenure, including new state of the art 76ers practice facility, subaru motors new headquarters, and h oltech international 3,000 job manufacturing plant, and liberty property trust break ing ground on a

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in camden with more on how school plans to fight the decision, cleve? >> reporter: well, camden community charter school is practically brand new, just opened less than four years ago and school officials tell us they are reviewing their legal options after just finding out that their charter has been revoked. the up outing of their children was stressful thursday as parents, grandparents became aware that the camden community charter school will close in june. >> it is still hard, you cannot do that. >> i don't think they should because kids need school. >> reporter: every five years charter schools must apply, camden community was one of the 21 charter schools statewide up for recruise and only one reject. state education officials say that the school's were among the lowest among charter schools in camden and bottom 6 y schools. they conclude that the school is not providing its students a high quality education. >> we need to review this. teachers are great. they enforce the kids to learn report rorrer school denied an interview instead rele

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live for news woodbury, new jersey with more on this story, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, the authorities here in south jersey, as well as delaware began investigating the coach last summer. what they have found were victims that span back more than three decade. >> it is especially devastating when persons entrusted with the care and supervision of young people violate that trust. >> reporter: saying he molested children for decade authorities from new jersey, and delaware held a joint news conference friday to announce sexual contact charges against walter furinden a well known youth ice hockey coach in the delaware veil. >> pretty typical of someone engaging in this type of criminal behavior, a period of grooming of the individual, he identified as someone whom he believes he can take advantage of. >> reporter: authorize say he was mostly known by first name trade i molested two minors from south jersey, one predated the statute of limitations other victim was molested twice in furinden's deptford home in 1994. he is charged with nine

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in lindenwald where he spoke to shaken neighbors. >> i just can't believe this. i mean how could this happen. >> reporter: neighbors in dis belief after learning twin infants were discovered unresponsive at this lindenwald apartment and later pronounced dead. >> it is just tearful, like it is just hurt because i have a one year-old. >> reporter: neighbors identified this distraught woman whom police escorted from the apartment as baby's mother. >> i'm just shocked. i'm just so shocked. i even held one of the babies. >> reporter: police say cause of the death is still under investigation. they released the 911 call which we warn you you may find disturbing. >> the mother told dispatch she tried cpr unsuccessfully and 911 operators walk her through how to try it again until police arrived three minutes later. virtua doctor pronounced them dead at 8:30 after not being able to find vital signs. >> she was screaming, like she was crying really bad, and they put her in the back of the cop car and i saw them bring out bags, you know, body bags and st

"eyewitness news" cleve bryan takes us to one of the rallies in our area. >> reporter: you've got toept opposing opinions, even when they come from people that despise and loathe you. >> rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> i want to send a message to all republicans that happen to be in the house and the senate. we're not going away and we need them to support his agenda >> hundreds attended which organizers had planned to hold around the 100 day mark but bumped up in response to all the's anti-trump profits in recent weekings. >> rebond, unite and let's get on. he is our president and we're here in 20 degree weather to support him. >> he's the president of the united states of america, i think people need to recognize that, and we're here to show support. >> reporter: american flags and trump's signature red caps were on display as speakers offered their takes on trump controversies like immigration orders and russian connections. >> it's right to look into things, but you got to look at both sides of the aisle. >> how do you think he's doing >> i think he's doing begin.

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on the impact that it will have on, officers. >> applause. >> reporter: moment of respect , last september for one of the atlantic city's finest, josh triedal shot in the line of duty with fit were to happen today state of new jersey would have him take a 30 percent pay cut. >> it is insulting, it will have a damming effect on the moral. >> reporter: rest of the state was dealing with the freezing nor'easter on tuesday atlantic city police got a chilling letter from the christie administration, department of the community affairs which oversees state take over of atlantic city announced pay and benefit cuts, including workman's compensation. >> unheard of in police work, and it is particularly insulting because we just had an officer shot. >> reporter: today they tell "eyewitness news" for months we have sought reforms with the cities police only to have police union on monday to move away from reasonable fair solutions to the cities budget crisis. union president matt rodgers have a different version of the story. >> we offered significant

dozens of arrests were made, and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live near 15th rain chestnut with the police commissioner's reaction to the unrulely behavior, cleve. >> reporter: jessica since mid afternoon we have seen dozens of police officers on the corner, walking down the street keeping an eye on things, so far, so good. they do not want a repeat performance from yesterday. >> a mob of kid just walked up and down market street. >> reporter: kicking, punching and causing chaos monday afternoon and evening hundreds of teens swarmed center city around 15th street. >> someone was cursing, taking pictures, and it was a mess. >> reporter: terry wells got caught up heading home from work. >> we were trying to get down to the el, there was 200 kid that came out, pushing us through. >> reporter: philadelphia and septa transit police, arrested 30 people for disorderly conduct and four teens for alleged assault. there was property damage and a female transit officer was injured. >> not fair to the people who live in center city. not fair to people down there shopping, working. >> r

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in cherry hill with more on today's visit, cleve? >> reporter: nicole, actor that made audiences fall in love with the musical was here to help students understand why harsh language is part of the fabric of the rag time. >> ♪ >> reporter: private audience with one of the broadway's best known performers, yet discussion to students at cherry hill high school was brian stokes mitchell wasn't about reaching or mastering expression it was about a racial slur. the n word. >> people are not saying it is not an ugly word. >> reporter: mitchell, nominated by a tone a ward is lead in the musical rag time came to talk with students after the school district almost ditched springtime production of the show because n word is in the script. >> the way show is designed is for audience to fall in love with the characters, all of the characters but particularly coalhouse and sarah so when that language is used against them the audience also goes ahh. >> reporter: cherry hill schools wanted to delete it buzz copy right rules would not allow schools

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us from hatfield township police department where an investigation into the fight, is underway, cleve. >> reporter: good evening, ukee and nicole. hatfield township police were called out to the ice arena last night for that fight that left several players, from the central bucks west high school hockey team, injured, including one senior defenseman who had to go to the emergency room with multiple fractures to his face >> it was just, heart wrench ing, heart breaking, you just never think you will see your son like that. >> reporter: mother as reaction after seeing her son 's face pummeled when a high school hockey game turned into a all out brawl. >> i ran down to the ice and to be honest, i didn't recognize him at first. that is how bolterd up he was. >> reporter: shawn phillips suffered a broken know, eye socket and laceration that required five stitches. it happened been in the final period of the flyers coupe playoff period between high school central bucks west and ridley. phillips say it was a premeditated attack. >> i overheard

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in west deptford to show us how this scene order could impact our area, cleve. >> reporter: from the weather patterns, to toxins in neighborhood like here in west deptford, environmentalist say there could be big consequences, as president trump tries to cut regulation, and funding, to the environmental protection agent cy. with the stroke of his pen president trump says he is ushering a new era for american energy production. >> with today's executive action i'm taking historic steps to lift restrictions on american energy to reverse government intrusion, and to cancel, job killing regulations. >> reporter: by rolling back environmental restrictions support by his predecessor trump says energy sector will create new jobs but critics say comes at expense of our health and our planet. >> i think big problem is just , we will make climate change worse. it will not get better, it will get worse and it will continue happening and sticking our head in the stand will not fix it. >> reporter: clean water action groups say president's executive o

. >> cleve bryan live in atlantic city where a pain of rain boots mate be better option than snow boots. cleve? >> reporter: i wish i had some better boots. i had my boots tested this morning when i stepped in the puddle and water went right in. so that's fine. but things are looking up here, the rain has stopped, switching the ball caps to ski hats, because it is very cold. we're here at fairmount avenue and florida avenue. >> this was all underwater about an hour ago. but the high tide is passed. the water is starting to slowly recede. still the road shutdown, in the middle of the roadway, fairmount avenue closed down. you can see for blocks and blocks walter still over the roadways, this was impassable, all morning, we spoke to manager, gave us picture from water rescue that they did earlier in a different low-lying part every town called bungalow park. the problem is when you drive into the water your car does not do so well, especially when you get into the deeper water you didn't anticipate. so we spoke with angelo de may, the emergency manager for atlantic city kind of describes

in west philadelphia, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> sad news in the world of music.mber of the popular group sister sledge, died on friday night. family confirmed the sad news on sister sledge facebook page, quote, we miss her and hurt for her presence, her raid yens, the sincerity which she loved and embraced life. that's what they said in their post. joni sledge was zero six years old. >> and student actors at cherry hill high school east have launched controversial performances of the musical rag time t includes scenes where they utter racial slurs. the musical started on friday night, as "eyewitness news" has been reporting, cherry hill school district originally deleted the lines from the script, but reversed its decision after getting input from parent and community leaders. strict lesson plans to help student add l -- handle the racial issues in rag time. >> police say apple juice search to couple of children at lancaster county restaurant is not what burned their mouths and their throats. we first told but this story on monday. police in east lancer township

in west philadelphia, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> sad news in the world of music. joni sledge, founding member of the popular group sister sledge, died on friday night. family confirmed the sad news on sister sledge facebook page, quote, we miss her and hurt for her presence, her raid yens, the sincerity which she loved and embraced life. that's what they said in their post. joni sledge was zero six years old. >> and student actors at cherry hill high school east have launched controversial performances of the musical rag time t includes scenes where they utter racial slurs. the musical started on friday night, as "eyewitness news" has been reporting, cherry hill school district originally deleted the lines from the script, but reversed its decision after getting input from parent and community leaders. strict lesson plans to help student add l -- handle the racial issues in rag time. >> police say apple juice search to couple of children at lancaster county restaurant is not what burned their mouths and their throats. we first told but this story on monday. police

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in linwood atlantic count which what we know tonight, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, music teacher here at bell haven middle school in linwood is facing charges torah salt and child cruelty. we have not been able to get a hold of the child or his parents but we have heard from other parents here who are upset that a teacher would allegedly hurt someone. >> just, surprised. >> reporter: surprised and looking for an explanation after police charged bell haven middle schoolteacher kimberly pesci with assault and child cruelly a fourth degree crime according to a complaint pesci hurt a child by walking behind juvenile student while seated in a chair and using her left leg to pull the chair backward causing the victim to hit his head on the floor. kelly's child is friend with the boy who allegedly had the chair kicked out from under him by pesci. >> i'm surprised that a teacher of that long, you know , she has had tenure, would do something like that to a student. >> reporter: no answer at pesci's home. neighbor alyss a campbell says it sound ou

in bucks county i'm cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime republican push to replace carries coming this week, two house committees will vote on legislation with the house voting on the entire package by end of this month. meantime kentucky senator rand paul is demanding to see house bill to repeal, replace affordable care act, on thursday he searched offices of the house of representatives for the bill saying that the public has a right to read it. he even brought a portable copy machine. senator paul was unable to find the bill. >>> immigration officials may start separating children from their parents when they are caught crossing the u.s. border illegally. a senior official says that the home land security department is considering the proposal, right now, parents who air rested generally get to stay in the country until their court date, the new proposal would detain adults while children will go to protective services or the relatives in the u.s. >>> ratings, at yelp are getting involved in the transgender bathroom debate. coming soon users can sort businesses b

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in chester right now with more, cleve. >>> ukee, police in chester do not suspect foul play at this time. it appears to be a situation, a fatal car accident, involving a mother, trying to round up her kid to take them to school. a young life lost friday morning on this one block street in chester. police say 29 year-old cherin a thompson backed her suv in front of her children while attempting to get another in the car seat. >>> we know at this .1 of the children came out of their car seat, mother reached to retrieve them thinking she put car in park and then unfortunately struck the other children. >> reporter: accident happened after 9:00 a.m., thompson drove kid to the emergency room at crozer-chester medical center. medical staff found an ten year-old struck was not hurt, but younger siblings six year-old lay lah rodriguez was pronounced dead at 9:48 a.m. >>> she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: neighbor's son was friend with laylah. >>> she was a sweet little girl, and her mom loved her. they was the world. >> reporter: thompson

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was on the villanova campus with student through the highs, andltimately, the lows for the game. >>> v for villanova. v for victory. >> great excitement, and a little nerves, as villanova grand the round saturday. >> not going to lie. i'm a little nervous. >> little nervous. have a tough road. >> after stumbling out of the gate in the first rounds against mount sane mary, came to crews to 20-point victory, eighth seeded wisconsin badgers were much tougher challenge. >> i think our biggest defense when we have to play a defense with taller bigger players, we don't have that big a center any more. but we've been doing well so far. so hopefully keep it up. >> more than 100 students packed the conally center on campus. >> exciting feeling on campus. >> energy level at all time high. >> after winning the biggies wildcats are looking to be the first teams since the florida gators 2007 to repeat as national champions. >> thrive under pressure, doesn't really get to our players at all. >> student lock in every possession. >> gladly takes second. >> just c

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city which more on the video, giving even the attention of the king of the nba, cleve. >> big deal for kid today they look up to lebron james, who took a liking to the video. the fight happened, just behind me at this intersection in the west side of atlantic city. people here are excited that it is not fight but breaking up the fight that is getting a tension. >> i stepped out of my door and i saw a group of kid fighting. >> reporter: deborah willis says it was unwelcomed but not unexpected site monday afternoon two kid squaring up to fight as others circled with video on their phone. >> she went to call communications which she said they hung up on her. she dialed back. i sailed hold up, somebody is breaking it up. i looked over and it was, ari. >> reporter: this video recording of the phone of one of the boys in the fight shows a man who also lives in atlantic city west site appearing to intervene. he says kid around them are laughing at their expense. jameer mobley was in the fight video from his phone that we are showing.

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in hamilton township mercer count which details on this, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, new jersey office of home land security does do regular terror-related briefings and this afternoon we got an exclusive access as they discussed, both jcc bombing threats and also the london terror attack. >> similar vehicle attacks like the one that occurred yesterday have occurred in europe and or north america over past couple of years. >> reporter: new jersey's director of home land security said while there is no intelligence a london style attack is imminent in the state. he said man or of the attack using vehicle and hand held weapon is a growing, very concerning trend. >> it has been a tactic that has been in isis, anal kada propaganda, to try to inspire home grown violent stream toys use it. >> reporter: chris rodriguez gave a briefing to members of the law enforcement as well as public on thursday during the offices's monthly webb nature called intelligence unclassified. >> the attacker drove 300 meters toward parliament crashing his vehi

in avalon i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police are investigating shootingf a man whose body was later run over by an unsuspecting driver, victim was found just before midnight in an alley near 1,000 block of north 68th street in overbrook. the 51 year-old driver told police he felt something under his car and when he stopped to look he discovered body that man had been shot in the head, police say that driver is cooperating, victim's identity has not been released. >>> a freight train crashes in to a car sitting on the tracks in north philadelphia, take a look at the scene from chopper three. that crash happened just after 7:00 near 3400 block of west west moreland street. fire officials say that the car was empty at the time of the crash and no one on the train was hurt. authorities are now trying to figure out why the car was left on the track. >>> more than 100jc penny stores are closing or relocating and impacting 5,000 people who are employed by the company nationwide. four stores in our area are included, the locations at king of prussia mall, willow

is unfolding at pines apartments on bilper avenue in lindenwald and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: family has not returned to the apartment 6105 behind me and police are not saying whether these are accidental deaths or homicide. we had a 911 recording which we warn you some people may find disturbing. >> they're not breathing. they're not breathing. >> reporter: frantic call to 911 as woman in lindenwald tried to get help for her twins. they were in their cribs purple and in the breathing. >> do you know how to do cpr. >> i'm trying, i'm trying, for the last 10 minutes. >> reporter: dispatcher tried walking her through cpr until police arrived a few minutes later. twin girls were pronounced dead at 8:30 a.m. by virtua doctor who could not find vital signs. we saw officers escorting this visibly distraught woman from the apartment and carry out two bundles the size of babies and put them in the back of the van. >> i just can't believe this. how does this happen. >> reporter: alice shields lives next door and said she didn't hear anything

cleve bryan was at villanova campus with students through the highs and ultimately the lows of the game. >> v for villanova. v for victory. >> great excitement and a little nerves as villanova began the round of 32 saturday. >> not going to lie, i'm little nervous. >> i'm little bittner just. tough road. >> after stumbling out the gate, nova came together in the second half and cruised to 20-point victory. the eighth seeded wisconsin badgers were a much tougher challenge. >> i think our biggest week neice when we have to play a team every taller, bigger players. we don't have that big a center any more. but we've been doing well so far. hopefully keep it up. >> more than 100 student packed the conally center on campus. >> exciting feeling on campus. >> all time high. >> after winning the biggies wildcats are looking to be the first team since the florida gators of 2007 to repeat as national champions. >> kind of thrive under pressure. doesn't really get to our players at all. >> students were locked in every possession, joyfully cheering at each clutch basket, the taste of winning it al

one tried to drive through the high water and did not make it "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has been in atlantic city all day long and joins with us a look at how things spared, cleve? >> reporter: ukee, atlantic city is a boxing town. they got hit with a 1/2 combination. they had 3 inches of rain and 8-foot storm surge, hit around the same time in the late morning, and that caused fairmount avenue here to be completely under water. six to 10 inches of water. you can see in the parking lot behind me all of the debris that now remains and a little bit further along, some of the houses here with sandbags, we drove around earlier, lets take a look. these were the flooded streets of atlantic city, hours before high tide. from there it got worse a lot of flooding and a lot of road are now closed. >> reporter: tow truck driver rafael mold inadequacies owe saw a foot of what the their left our news van and dozens of cars boxed in on fairmount avenue. >> the cars that are parked, a lot of them got flooded. a lot of the, you know in the middle of water. everybody jammed up now. >> rep

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in yardley bucks county to show us the damage, cleve.ukee, this tavern has been through a lot in history and then tuesday night, this is a crash that could be heard for several blocks but this is just a small scratch, compared to the scope of h

coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 cleve bryan will have a live report from woodbury, new jersey with details on the investigation that stretches multiple states. >>> welshing spring warmth is finally on its way but those april showers are showing up a little bit early as well. we are in for an unsettled pattern of weather and for more we will get to meteorologist kate bilo live on the sky deck with what we can expect as we kick off the weekend, kate. >> temperatures are on their way up, not a ton of sunshine right now but we have a few breaks, of blue sky and gusty breeze right now. temperatures heading up but we will be on the little roller coaster with rain chances just about every day. look at pattern we are entering into storm scan three showing a few cloud tonight but as we widen out we will show you a warm front which has set up shop, just off to the north. you can see it over portions of new england. right now far to the north but that boundary will be migrating north, south, back and forth across the region over next few days and position of that front will determine not

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was with students and fans at villanova campus during the gameesterday. he shows us the moment that the excitement and you willly de feet. >> v for villanova. v for victory. >> great excitement, little nerves as villanova began the round of 32 saturday. >> i won't lie, i'm little nervous, little bill nervous, definately tough road. >> after stumbling out of the gate until the first rounds mcginty minute saint mary, november a came together in the second half crews to 20-point victory. eighth seeded wisconsin badgers were much tougher challenge. >> i think our biggest weakness when we have to play a team with taller bigger players. we don't have that big a center any more. but we've been doing well so far. so hopefully we'll keep it up. >> more than 100 students packed the conally center on campus. >> exciting feeling on campus. >> energy level at all time high. >> after winning the biggies, wildcats are looking to be the first team since the florida gators in 2007 to repeat as national champions. >> thrive under pressurement doesn't really get to

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with some of the people displaced. >> reporter: thick smoke filled streets at 62nd and arch as philadelphia fire fighters battled a fire inside a burning warehouse saturday morning. first crew arrived around quarter after 9:00 and within an hour, it became a three alarm fire. >> i thought the house was on fire. >> reporter: eight houses had to be evacuated as koreans prevented fire spreading from the warehouse across the alley to the block of row homes. >> we heard an explosion in the back, and then in the back , the flames started to come around off that. >> reporter: her house appeared to have the most damage. >> they, knocked the windows out and they had to tear the walls up, and they had to go on the porch, to tear down our ceiling to get the fire out. >> reporter: at lee 250 people were evacuated some watched as fire fighters sprayed water from many angles. the my quickly turning to ice. >> i'm just cold. >> reporter: since below freezing temperatures were hazardous to victims and fire fighters, warming stations were provided. >> we

i'm cleve bryan.evoke charter of the camden community charter school. >>> also, presenting his plan, mayor kenney reveals his budget and how controversial beverage tax plays in to it. the wye opponents of the tax are responding. >>> well, it is a discovery that halted demolition work in new jersey. the bizarre find that has bomb squads rushing to the scene. after a very warm february and warm start to march we are in the middle of a winter blast that will only get colder and i'll tell but some parts of the area could get snow, and "eyewitness news" at 6:00, starts right now. >>> where are the kids going to go? i don't know. >> frustrated, concerned. the at 6:00 o'clock here's is what happening, parents and grandparents are speaking out after plans to shut down a local charter school. the decision could leave nearly 700 students looking for a new place to learn next year. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in camden with more on how

we will get through it. >> reporter: cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> sad news in the world of the music now one of the sisters in the group that recorded the 70's hit we are family has died. >> ♪ we are family >> joan i sledge, a founding member of the group, sister sledge, passed away friday night, family confirmed the news, on the sister sledge facebook page, in a powe they wrote, we miss her and look for her presence, raid yens and sincerity in which she loved and embraced life. joan i sledge was 60 years old >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", if you are heading to the st. patrick's day parade today you might want to bundle up, we are back with a live report on the new route for one of the largest parades honoring the irish. >>> plus it is a local diner that is serving up home cooking, morning, noon and night, why this restaurant is a dream come true for theners vs inspiring story, justin. >>> good sunday morning everyone. still feeling like middle of winter but at lee it is dry that changes this week a nor'easter is on the way, we will talk about more snow in

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to the atlantic city convention center to show us how boating industry is rebounding and is what on display. >> reporter: from wave runners to pontoon cruisers, sport fishing boats to luxury yachts , the atlantic city boat show has more to see then ever and their reason is simple, people are willing to spend. >> boating tracks closely with consumer confidence. as we see that rise, boating sales go up. >> reporter: size fluctuated pretty closely with the economy n2010 there were 150 boats here as leisure industry plumeted this year there are more than 500 boats on display >> that is just more products flooding the marketplace so there is more demand. >> reporter: experts say boat manufacturers adjusted to attract people looking for value. center console boats aimed at hard core fisherman are outfit ted with cushioning for cruising. >> we have full loungers up forward. >> reporter: pontoon boats are bread and butter for this man who has seen better sales. >> rebound started last year. we have seen a huge up tic in the past two months, not

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan caught up with displaced neighbors. >> thick smoke filled streets at 62nd and arch as philadelphia fire fighters battled a fire inside a burning warehouse saturday morning. first crew arrived around quarter avenue 9:00 and then it became a alarm fire. >> my daughter called me and said the house was on fire. >> reporter: will houses had to be evacuated as crews prevented fire present spreading from the warehouse across thal toy a block of row homes. >> we hear explosions in the back and then fire, flames started to come around after that. >> reporter: wilson's house appeared to have the most damage. >> they knocked windows out, and fire started in the corner and they had to tear the walls up and then they had to go on the porch to tear down the ceiling to get the fire out. >> reporter: at lee 20 people were evacuated, some watched as fire fighters sprayed water for many angles, the my quickly turning to ice. >> i'm just cold. >> reporter: since below freezing temperatures were hazardous to victims and fire fighters warming station where is provided.

. >>> we had cleve bryan doing live shots from there yesterday. could see flooding and people having issues driving through that. >> they were going in the giant puddles. >> where you cannot see is what underneath. you just never know. we always say, please, never, drive through a flooded roadway. it is just not worth it. you don't know is what underneath that. certainly all it takes is half foot of water to rash your vehicle away. so, please, never do that. lets see a powe north um of the storm system but we will have the impact and snow showers, and wind here today. more snow. we will get to. that i want to walk you through snowfall totals. if you recall our map we called for six to 12 in the city of philadelphia verified it. allentown had over a foot that was also expected, sinking spring and nearby, berks county at 13.3. there were place necessary carbon, monroe that ended up with upward of 2 feet of snow like mount pocono itself. pike creek, new castle county 4.4. we had gone three to six there that verified as did buena vista. even though it

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of those rally with is in bucks county. >> yougot to accept opposing opinions, even when they come from people that despise and do not like you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance for people of trump in southeastern pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> wsete that we will not go trump's 100. him. >> he won the election. he is president of the united states. people need to recognize that. we are here to show support for him. >> reporter: american flags and trump's signature red ball contact caps on display as speakers offered their take on trump controversy like immigration orders and russian connections. >> it is right to look into things but you have to look at both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: how do you think he is doing. >> he is doing fine. it is going to be rough road ahead. >> reporter: charles clayton was a democrat who changed to support trump. he said president needs to stay focused on policy. >> i thought his speech was great, of course, i think he could lay back on his tweeting >> re

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of those rallies in bucks county. >> you haveo accept opposing opinions even when they come from people that despise and loath you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance from the founder of the people for trum in south east pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> we want to send a message to all republicans who happen to be in the house and senate that we're not going away and that we need them to support his agenda. >> reporter: hundreds attended the rally which organizers had planned to hold around president trump's 100 day mark but bumped up in response to the anti trump protestness recent weeks. >> move on, unite, let's get on with it. he is our president. we're here in 20-degree weather to support him. >> he won the election. he is president of the you had i think people need to recognize that and we're here to show fourth support for him >> reporter: american flags and trump signature red ball captains were on display as speakers offered their takes on trump controversies like immigration order an

i'm cleve bryan.it means now that the state broken up union's contract for public safety as well as officer's livelihoods. >>> all of them right here down with me are my favorite. >> surrounded by her favorite stuffed animals, but for this little girl battling cancer it is a real animal who had her smiling ear to ear, special surprise visit and the purpose , behind the meeting. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. digging out, day later the winter weather and frigid air that has followed, is making for a difficult, clean up all around the area and anyone that tried to shovel out knows firsthand it was not a easy task. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been making his way around philadelphia snow, sleet covered side streets to get a look at challenges crews are facing and has more on what you need to do if your street is not cleared just yet , joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, we are in northern liberties right now on fourt

. >>> i'm cleve bryan the atlantic city international boat show.impressive products on display and show you how boating is making a rebound in new jersey. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. pepsi cutting jobs and pointing fingers. soft drink giant is blaming cities drink tax, and the marries firing back. the company announce today they will be forced to layoff workers due to the tax. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at city hall with the response from both sides, david? >> reporter: hi jessica and ukee. tensions have been rising for months, it seems today they came to a full boil when it was announced people would be losing their jobs but mayor's office and city hall fired back and said people will be actually going back to work.