officers were shocked by darryls reaction to the crime. >> that was a gutsy type deal to decide to do that when you see someone way weapon or gun and nothing to defend yourself and he is a true hero no doubt. >> the gun used in the crime was not loaded and darryl is not calling himself a hero but many people in the community say he is. he says he would do it over again if he had too and said he was doing the right thing, i don't look at myself as no hero or tough guy. i wouldn't advise anyone to do it. >> back out live we asked darryl he says he has no training in martial arts but grew up on the streets of philadelphia and knows how to protect himself. as for the suspect he is still recovering from his injuries at the hospital and facing a long list of charges. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> president trump took to twitter this morning to announce his pick for the fbi, christopher wray was chris christie's personal lawyer and it comes days before the highly participated testimony of ousted director james comey. sara bloomquist joins us live from washington, d.c. and detail

darryl >> all i wanted was a cup of coffee and bag of don't the >> it's his every day ruin, he asked we only identify him for his r by his first name >> seeing the terrified employees, i sprung into action >> darryl tackled the gunman and fought him off two in a minute minutes >> anybody been in a fight, a two and a half minute fight is a long time >> he got the man out in time for police to arrive >> he was trying to apologize saying he's sorry, and can i please let him go? no. he hit me with a gun. busted my eye. tried to rob us. i can't get you go. >> the suspect has been identified at 26-year-old alexander ray at twice his age, darryl suffered fewer injuries just a few stitches and bandage >> one of his comments, i'm from winslow and this is not going to happen in my wawa? they do not suggest anyone take action the way he did. but darryl ads he couldn't turn away from the frighten worker >> they let up every day come to work with their family expecting them to come home, same with me. all i wanted was cup of coffee and a bag doughnuts. >>> i'm thinking that the coffee and doughnu

darryl >> all i wanted was a cup of coffee and bag of don't the >> it's his every day ruin, he asked we only identify him for his r by his first name >> seeing the terrified employees, i sprung into action >> darryl tackled the gunman and fought him off two in a minute minutes >> anybody been in a fight, a two and a half minute fight is a long time >> he got the man out in time for police to arrive >> he was trying to apologize saying he's sorry, and can i please let him go? no. he hit me with a gun. busted my eye. tried to rob us. i can't get you go. >> the suspect has been identified at 26-year-old alexander ray at twice his age, darryl suffered fewer injuries just a few stitches and bandage >> one of his comments, i'm from winslow and this is not going to happen in my not suggest anyone action the way he did. buawrr from the frighten worker >> they let their family expect. all i wanted was and a bag doughnuts. >>> i'm thinking that the coffee and doughnutsr may little whil. police say if you're in a situation like darryl was bft thing you can do is get down or get out and make as

. >> too bad he didn't realize darryl was inside. and ready to take him down. we'll explain.about using cage-free eggs. and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >> caught on camera, a hero's work, this guy right here, too many recalled with an armed robber, at a new jersey wawa. hissings was so bolds, he even impressed the police. >> and so he spoke to our dave kinchen about some of those moments that could have saved other people's lives. >> hero in the case just getting coffee when he saw a guy come in with a gun, and said not in my wawa. >> ordinary philadelphia street fight. >> the voice of darryl, a good samaritan, seen in the surveillance video, fighting an armed man, who police say, robbed a wawa store, on crosskeys road, in winslow township. >> pretty much didn't know anything else that was going on around me, whatsoever, it was just stop him, get that gun out every his hand, and make sure everybody's safe. >> darryl does not want his face shown, but let us show you the stitches above his eye, and the bandages on his hands, af

darryl didn't want to give us his last name but he spotted the suspect this morning with a gun in his hand and reacted on instinct. the fight spilled through the front doors with security cameras capturing their every move. >> were you scared for your life? worried you may end up -- >> that didn't even come into my mind. my mind takes advantage of the situation to get him down and hold him until the authorities came. >> and darryl was able to do just that. but he did pick up some battle wounds in the process. the suspect alexander ray now faces robbery charges. >>> for the second straight day, bill cosby's main accuser took the stand in his sexual assault trial. cosby's defense team grilled her in cross-examination focusing on what they believe are inconsistencies in her story. the defense pointed out that her statements to police changed, specifically the date of the alleged assault. her mother followed her on the stand saying she was distraught to learn what cosby allegedly did to her daughter. she also told the jury that cosby apologized to her on the phone and said, quote, i am a

darryl, 52, pistol whipped by the suspect, 26, but thankfully the gun was not load. darryl some cuts, scrapes, and had to get stitches. you see right there above his eye. he doesn't want his full face shown for obvious reasons. darryl says he saw the suspect point a gun at two female workers before he jumped right into action. >> pretty much didn't know anything else that was going on around me, whatsoever. it was just stop him, get that gun out of his hand, and make sure everybody's safe. bless that everything worked out, everybody able to go home except for the bad guy. he got what he deserved. >> oh, speaking of the bad guy, police have identified the suspect as 26 year old alexander rray, taken into custody and both he and darryl were taken to the hospital and treated for their injuries. by the way, police credit darryl for the good deed but say they don't encourage people to take matters into their own hands. mike anal he can, you never know how you're going to react. >> that's for sure, yes. again, what did he go in there in the first place? >> coffee and donut

. >> lets go live to city hall where city council president darryl clark is talking about last night's stabbing of city councilman david oh. lets listen. >> every life, every philadelphian matters in this city. of the last several months, years there has been all kinds of issues both on a national and state level about this life matters and that life matters. but in the city of philadelphia all the lives matter and i am somewhat concerned because i don't see the level of passion by all of us as it relates to the close to 500 shootings that happened in this city this year. we understand the significance of the opioid issue beyond anyone's expectation that is very important and the response to that was quite aggressive. both on the national, state and local level. we understand the issue with respect to black lives matter, because they do. particularly as it relates to issues between the police and in our city, we have a good police force and a process that establishes the the relationships but on a national level there are significant challenges but it's no longer okay to say, the viole

hero only wanted to be known as darryl and didn't want his face shown. >> i don't advise anyone to dohat i did. but token, you have to look out for your community. the lor put me in that store for a reason at that time. and just so happens, it was for that purpose to break up this robbery, save somebody, if possible. >> darryl ended up with cuts and bruises but otherwise ok. turns out the gun wasn't loaded. police arrived and were able to arrest the suspect. >>> it is 5:07. pennsylvania lawmakers are making moves to expand gambling in the state instead of raising taxes it will allow up to 40,000 slot machine style video terminals, bars bowling allies, airportses and truck stops and also authorize online dpam link and lottery playing. they said they didn't really have a chance to read it or ask questions. they recently passed a narrow version looks like some version of this bill will very well make its way to tom wolf but he has not indicated if he will sign it or not. >>> new this morning along those lines power ball jackpot hit $435 million, it grew but month one won last night's dra

darryl suffered as you can see there some cuts, stitches, right above his eye.didn't want his face shown. but he says he saw the suspect point a gun at two female workers, and that's when he jumped into action. >> man! >> pretty much didn't know anything else that was going on around mere, whatsoever. it was just stop him, get that gun out of his hand, and make sure everybody's safe. blessed that everybody worked out, everybody was able to go home except for the bad guy. you know, he got what he deserved. >> police have identified the bad guy, the suspect, 26 year old alexander ray, credited the good samaritan for his deeds but don't encourage people to take matters into their own hands like he did. well, in this case, without training. >> if you're a worker or cuss today err, you don't need to step in like that, but you don't need to do that. >> specially once he saw some women were in danger. hey, i need to do something. >> now, here is the thing. after he fought that guy off. did wawa make him pay for the butter scotch krimpets, or what's the drink they have

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the city makes those things better and darryl is one of those who made it. >> reporter: aikens has had some inspiration in his drive to keep fighting. he got to meet the team with the help of make a wish foundation months ago. he loves kevin durant. >> this is so beautiful. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual. >> you are always so strong and courageous. i have learned a lot from him. >> reporter: so can his classmates. they say he's easy to love. >> i was almost in tears because i thought he wasn't going to be able walk on the stage with us. >> darryl aikens. >> reporter: but walk the stage, he did, just hours before game four of the nba finals. >> his wish was to graduate and watch the warriors championship. here we are today. >> he says he will be on his feet again. in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hello, everyone, waking up to sunshine, a pretty start to your weekend. it will be cool once again, here's live doppler 7. you have a little fog out there. there is a system, a cold system for this time of year. it will bring not o

the hero only wanted to be known as darryl. and didn't want his face shown. >> i don't advise anyone to do what i did but at the same token you have to look out for the community. the lord put me in that store for a reason in that time, and just so happens it was for the purpose to break up the robbery, save somebody if possible. >> i'll take the >> darryl ended up with cuts and bruises but otherwise ok, turns out the gun was was not loaded. police arrived and were able to arrest the suspect. >>> brand new the power ball jackpot hit $423 million. grew overnight when no one won last night's drawing. the prize pace to be one of top ten largest in the lottery history. it could grow even more between now and saturday. >>> it is 6:08. a woman who spent hours, chipotle claims the company is not paying her for the work. she's live at the nasdaq in time square, good morning, mary bell >> owes overtime pay to thousands of worker, employees entitled to the ot thanks to a new rule but it is being challenged by some states and businesses a

. >> reporter: darryl aikens arrived to a hero's welcome and says he's amazed.he former football player hasn't been to school in a while. in fact, he was told this day might never come. >> this is a dream come true. >> reporter: he has leukemia, even after a bone marrow transplant last spring. doctors told him he has only months to live. >> they said he wouldn't be here. he's here. >> reporter: proving aikens is not a quitter. >> when they count him out, he keeps going. >> reporter: he is also something else, at a school where attendance and graduation rates are falling, he is defying the odds academically and medically. >> to graduate, it's huge, we are trying to make things better. he made it. >> aikens has had some inspiration if his drive to keep fighting a. life long warriors fan, he got to meet the team with the make a fish foundation a few months ago. he loves kevin durant. >> there is so beautiful. >> reporter: the feeling is mutual. >> you are so strong and courageous, i can learn a lot from him. >> so can his classmates who say he is easy olove. >> i w

darryl ravel with our sister network espn tweeted two floor level seats sold for $90,000. paid 82 grand for two courtside seats. but you can see all the action for free. abc's coverage of game five of the nba finals starts tomorrow at 5:30 right here on abc 7. and before the game, check in with abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7, a pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >>> gamers all around the world will keep a close eye on california this week. that's because for the first time the public can attend e3 which stands for electronic entertainment expo. it will run from tuesday through thursday in l.a. many industry insiders expect to see sequels of popular games like mario and call of duty. but gamecreationscreationscr >> microsoft, one of their biggest companies in their wheel house is bringing out sea of thieves. a big new co-op game. you're pirates on the sea. i played it last year. it's a lot of fun. >> about 15,000 hard-core gamelers join tens of thousands of industry pros. >>> let's check out that for

. >> reporter: around 2:30 p.m., darryl price found the indentation of a large bullet in the frame of his car, impact shattered his back window. the community shutters to think what an impact like that does to a young boy. in the 700 block. another vehicle sits with shattered windows and a small shoe. >> i was still on the phone when they pulled up, and it was just -- it was chaos. of it was just watching the guys just shooting. >> reporter: when they responded to reports of shots fired on that block, they found a 6-year-old boy with a critical gunshot wound to the head, and a 31 woman who had been shot in the arm struck by a spray of bullets according to witnesses that were fired out of a pickup truck perhaps more than one suspect >> it sounded like firecrackers. i saw a guy with his hand out the window with a gun and shooting and heard the shell casings hitting. >> reporter: in no way does he or officials feel that the woman and child were the intended target. the frightening reality. >> i'm minding my own business, believe in god, go to work every day. >> reporter: the mayor visite

customer who identified himself as darryl stopped by to buy some doughnuts yesterday at wawa on crossn sicklerville. same time armed robber tried to hold up the store and as you can see darryl is not having it, he took down the thief and held him for several minutes until police could arrive. >> my first reaction is like my goodness, this is real, and , you know, instincts just kicked into separate the guy. some people come to work with their family expecting them to come home. same with me, my family i get up, go to work my family expect me to come home. all i wanted was a cup of coffee and a bag of doughnuts. >> he did have to get a few stitches but he is okay d we mention he is half age of the thief, but, people do not intervene in those similar situations. suspect has been charged with aggravated assault. glad all is okay. >>> coming up debate whether milk or non-dairy alternative are better than kid. >> former first lady michelle obama got rave reviews, but no one was paying attention to her president, our president, her husband, the news just revealed about what he wore to big e

and, customer man identified himself as darryl, he is twice the suspect's age. owe wrestled the robber for several minutes until police arrived. health inspectors found drug paraphernalia in the toilet tank as well as numerous health code violations in the restaurant. >>> family friend and community members in wilmington, show their support following their tragic shooting of a young boy. dozens, formed a prayer circle yesterday, just a day after a six year-old was shot in the head along the, 700 block offere sixth street. his mother was also injured, she suffered cuts to her arm. wilmington police chief bob tracie says that the violence, must end. >> senseless, and i think what we will do moving forward and what we have been doing to the small percentage of individual , and going back and forth, causing this violence in this city and as you can see all of the good people in the city are tired of it. >> last check the young boy is in critical condition, his mother has been treated and released from the hospital, so far, police have made no arrests. >>> well to da

darryl was arrested yesterday at his job and charged with vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter. >> from the philadelphia inquirer, pennsylvania's republican controlled legislature raisoor wolf a bille end of the week, would overhaul retirement benefits in the commonwealth two dead riddle pension plans. the bill seeks to shift benefit for youth your, state, public schools employees into 401k style plans. wolf democrat has said he support the legislation. >> in the burlington county times joint base mcguire-dicks lakehurst marked the 75th invert overs are you of the battle of mid-way yesterday. in that four day battle in 1942, us forces beat back the japanese navy, in a battle that would turn the tide in world war ii. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. up next see the dramatic ends to college world series game, happened in the seventh inning after play. >> is her charles and the gray one. see what happens when charles barkley crashes a press conference with wayne gretzky. >> and this reminder, as we go to break, our 11th annua

. >> reporter: around 2:30 p.m., darryl price found the indentation of a large bullet in the frame of his car, impact shattered his back window. the community shutters to think what an impact like that does to a young boy. in the 700 block. another vehicle sits with shattered windows and a small shoe. >> i was still on the phone when they pulled up, and it was just -- it was chaos. of it was just watching the guys just shooting. >> reporter: when they responded to reports of shots fired on that block, they found a 6-year-old boy with a critical gunshot wound to the head, and a 31 woman who had been shot in the arm struck by a spray of bullets according to witnesses that were fired out of a pickup truck perhaps more than one suspect >> it sounded like firecrackers. i saw a guy with his hand out the window with a gun and shooting and heard the shell casings hitting. >> reporter: in no way does he or officials feel that the woman and child were the intended target. the frightening reality. >> i'm minding my own business, believe in god, go to work every day. >> reporter: the mayor visite

. >> reporter: her new hit play indecent produced by darryl rot is nominated for a tony for best play along with sweat written by lynn, they are only nominated new plays written by women this season. why did it take so long? is that a fair thing to say. >> people have been asking me that a long time. theater is so different then any other field. it takes i think longer for woman to break through. >> reporter: according to the american theater magazine last year only 21 percent of plays in the country were written by women. 67 percent were written by men and the rest were co written. >> would i like to see there be gender equity. would i like broadway season to reflect so that the demographic of the country. >> reporter: this is only third time in the history of the tony award more than one female play wright has been nominated for best play at the same time. >> the fact that there are two tough plays written by women on broadway is an extension is what happening in the country and i think that was reflect in the marches that women are standing up, leaning forward, and sort of a territ

also, darryl burnett of education week talks about the how every student succeeds act is impacting the ability of states to identify ineffective teachers. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> this weekend, book tv is live from the 33rd annual chicago tribune printers road litfest in chicago. our coverage starts on saturday at 11:00 a.m. eastern with author mary dearborn with her book. at noon, 2016 national book award winner and his book. followed at 1:00 by an author and his book. .nd at 4:00, >> watch our coverage of the 33rd annual chicago tribune fest starting it saturday at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span's 2's book tv. this afternoon, president trump said he's willing to testify under oath about the russia and 2016 election investigations. that came out of a series of questions from abc news on former f.b.i. director james comey's testimony on capitol hill yesterday. change took place at a joint news conference with president trump and the remaining -- romanian president who is in town for bilateral meetin

customer who only identified himself as darryl, is twice the suspect's age. he wrestled him for several minutes until police arrived. >> my first reaction, my good ness this is real. you know, then things, just kicked in and immediately separate this guy. and some give up everything to come to work with their family expecting them to come home, stay with me, my family, i get up, go to work my family wants to come home. i just want a cup of coffee and bag of doughnuts. >> few stitches and bandages. police stress that people should not intervene in similar situations. by the way, suspects faced charges including aggravated assault. >>> a drug bust shuts down a chipotle restaurant. three people including an employee face charges. two suspects arrived for a court hearing just hours after their arrest yesterday. 22-year old robert lane, walked in the chipotle, under cover officers say they found a half pound of pot on him. kadeem chokes was also arrested. police superintendent says the investigation began weeks ago. >> the employee will come out of the store with

. >> darryl clark says this act of violence against councilman oh, is part of much larger problem. >> the city of philadelphia, i don't know about anywhere else, but all lives matter. >> early next week, council members are expected to mother with the mayor and other steak holders to develop aggressive initiative to curb crime. >> and at least one council member said she is focused on job creation, she believes it goes hands in hand with cushing crime. police say that stabbing suspect is a black man in his early to's, wearing white shirt with black writing on t if you have any information call police. reporting live at police headquarters this morning, i'm anita oh. >> anita, thank you. preliminary report on the deadly state prison take off in delaware is expected to be released today. on february 1st, inmates at the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna took three correctional officers and prison counselor hostage. steven floyd was killed. the 18 hour stand-off ended when swat teams forcing their way into the building. >> sentencing day for three former penn state officials in

last night council president darryl clark visited the councilman in the hospital. >> at any point anytime it doesn't matter who it is, random violence, it strikes again. we will just keep saying our prayers, make sure the family is okay and dave's a tough guy he will be okay. >> reporter: other staff members visiting the councilman in the hospital last night, and actually the same block in kingsessing where councilman was stabbed is same block he grew up in and lived for more than 50 years. we're live at city hall, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thank you. >>> three people are gunned down in north philadelphia leaving a teen and another man dead. eyewitness news said two men on bikes shot victims just after 11:00 p.m. on the 1300 block of front street, they were all taken to the hospital where unidentified man in his 20's and a 17 year-old died a short time later. third victim was shot in the arm and is in stable condition n word on any arrests. >>> happening today, lawyers for bill cosby will be in montgomery county court for a pretrial hearing. cosby faces trial

. >> reporter: darryl martin 2 24-year-old zone davidary from maryland one of those identified as killed when the u.s.s. fitzgerald collided with a koring owe ship off the coast of japan. there was dakota rigs by who was a volunteer firefighter. >> knifeal officials say the sailors liningly died either from the impact or droupd as the quick and so the water flow here was tremendous. and so there was not a lot of time. >> the navy says since the incident occurred in the very early morning hours most of crew was sleeping and it's the same crew to tlavrping making it to sure in one piece. >> they had to fight the ship to keep it above the surface. >> u.s. and japanese officials continue to investigate what caused sins to collide and one of the buzzest waterways in world. seth lemon for cbs news washington. >> neighbors in new jersey are mourning death of young girl who was electro cuteed swimming. 11-year-old cayla monday tos from newark was visiting friends toms river saturday night and she and two friend were using inflatable raft in a lagoon behind the home and when they touched the lift

darryl wallace, junior, making history again. >> he is set to become the very first african-americanriver to race at nascar's 2006. this weekend up at our pocono raceway at the wheel at 43. so famous by fame richard petty, hall of famer, and, he's going to make history as just the eighth black driver to race nascar top cup series has five career wins. >> you know who drivers just as fast as him? >> bob kelly. >> that's i pull out of the parking spot every morning, boom, kids change the tires for me, off i go. good morning, 5:47. starting to see the sun, pack your shades this morning, we say good morning, to fishtown. i95 southbound, headlights, coming into the city, there is a look at the whole brand new stretch of 95, that hopefully in our lifetime will be able to drive across that. >> live look, the line for the pretzel line. otherwise, not bad at all. starting to see the volume pop for wednesday morning. we zoom on over to malvern. heads up headed to the prep, malvern prep that is block at warren road, so local detour there, and then as we get ready to go for a ride, on i-95, watc

we learned that the good samaritan goes by the name of darryl. he does not want to go on camera or release his name and described what happened in the wawa. >> put the gun to the back of her head and said open the register now, he was so focused on her, i would not advise anyone to do what i did. but in the same token have you to look out for the community. >> he was thinking about the employees and the fear in their eyes, he knew he had to act. >> the lord put me in that store for a reason at that time. and it just so happens it was for that purpose to break up this robbery and save somebody if possible. and everybody can go about their business. >> the suspect identified as alexander ray, within minutes they awrested the suspect. >> he hit me a couple of times with the pistol but again -- i'll take the bumps and bruises if it means i was able to save a life or whatever the case may be. i'll take tie few lumps and bumps. >> back you live we can tell you that police say when they recovered the handgun used in the crime. it was not loaded at last

. >> among the players giving a shot at the sixers how about darryl reynolds, the undraft the rookie of this tryout with his home team. >> it means a lot. you know like i said this is my workout for the predraft. and i when to the site. it mean a ton being from philly this is huge. nothing to focus on right now, i don't want to get caught up in that. focusing on grasping the concepts. >> general manager, ron hextall says mason is in the net and now his act says that he will not be back and they have cut ties. tommy joseph says he took it personally when shortstop freddy called out the team and sparked the come back and phillies hope to build upon this when they head to new york to face the mets as they try to dig themselves out of last place and the worst team in baseball. >> i think it gives us confidence going late into games that we can come back and hold some leads and get a win on the road like this, it's nice going to new york. >> finally, back to markelle fultz, it's just about dinner time and food is a popular topic of conversation with the number one pick. ever since he stop

also working out former villanova players josh hart and darryl ren olds that helped them win a nationalhip. hart is projected address a second rounder and the former nova star changed his shot to improve his chance. >> i wish i knew where i was going but i mean, the goal is to get your name called. no matter if you are here or top 10 or top 30 or 40, you want to hear your name called. >> eagles mini camp may be over but quarterback carson wentz is not saying good-bye for good. the corner back host a team bonding workout in july with skilled players to work on their game. darren sproles and the eagles wrapping up the mini camp with a lighter practice. wentz says his team is headed in the right direction and coach doug peterson had a departing message. >> remember what we have done this spring. >> they worked extremely hard. don't lose sight of that, i mentioned that training camp will be tough and until i want them to be prepared mentally and physically to come into camp ready to go. >> hopefully the phillies are ready to go tonight against the red sox. trying to end their losing streak.

we learned that the good samaritan goes by the name of darryl.does not want to go on camera or release his name and described what happened in the wawa. >> put the gun to the back of her head and said open the register now, he was so focused on her, i would not advise anyone to do what i did. but in the same t

. >> reporter: >> darryl aikens! >> reporter: but walk the stage he did just hours before game four of the nba finals. >> his wish was to graduate and watch the warriors win the championship. so here we are today. >> reporter: when the buzzer rings and the confetti falls, he says he will be on his feet again. in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 tuesday. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> it's saturday morning, waking up to a few clouds, patchy fog. there's a weather system to the north of us. this is spraying showers around nevada. by the end of the weekend, maybe a couple inches of snow. certainly, a very cold system for this time of year. keeping our numbers at least 10 degrees below average. we'll hit the day tomorrow. here's a look from mount tam. it looks clear. we do have patchy fog. it is 57 in oakland. 53 in san francisco. 54 san jose half moon bay. so we're looking at a pretty nice start out there. but it is chilly in the north bay. 46 for you in santa rosa. 54 in virginia. it was 56 in cont

we have to give a shoutout to darryl clark.hey were instrumental in making sure this came to philadelphia. >> we bill slur to help you get the word out about recruiting people. all the information is right on our website. go to our website or check out the nbc 10 app. thanks to both of you for being here. >>> we're always proud to showcase the great work the pennsylvania spca does in finding pets new homes. they have been protecting animals in our area for 150 years. they are celebrating this great milestone all week long. up next, a look at the festivities planned and how you can make sure they keep their mission going for another 150 years. >>> it's going to be a stormy afternoon. look at the potential rainfall totals. topping an inch by 5:00 this afternoon in allentown. the storms will head into philadelphia and wilmington at this time. we will see the hech have i downpours this afternoon and then improving conditions for tomorrow. got your ten day on 10:00 coming up. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now

>> well, his boss on the council, you can call him the boss, darryl clark, came here to the hospitalt, right after this happened, and spoke to reporters out here and said this can happen to anyone at any time this proves it doesn't matter who, random violence, strikes gun t struck right at home for coins elman o. his wife and kinds i side the how the, and he was outside unloading his chevy suv with the hatchback up. guy came up to him, said something mr. oh, said he didn't understands at first. >> i think it is a crime of opportunity, sees him, reaching in, grabbing bags out of the car, just assumes that he probably had something of value. and took an opportunity to do a robbery. i mean, that area is very desolate, it is dark at nighttime. and there is not a lot of zero of foot traffic. so i think an opportunity a guy walking through the area, sees somebody, sees someone struggling, grabbing bags, nt was an easy hit to get something. >> after did come out, a cyst dollars him, with wr med toyings arre medics cared for him and took him to the htold by both the coy despite being stabbed

. >> meantime city council president darryl clark says this attack is part of much larger problem. >> the city of philadelphia, i don't know about anywhere else, but all lives matter. >> early next week, council members expected to mother with the mayor and other steak holds tears develop aggressive initiative to curb crime. >> and some council members say they're also focused on job creation, they believe that goes hands in hand with cushing crime. meantime, police describe that stabbing suspect as a black man, early 20's, anyone with information is asked to call police. live at police headquarters this morning, i'm anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you. >>> and today delaware governor john carney plans to release a preliminary report on the deadly state prison take over on february 1st. inmates at the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna took three correctional officers and a prison counselor hostage. steven floyd was killed. eighteen hour stand-off ended when swat teams worse g their way into the building. >> three former penn state officials are scheduled

joe gibbs, darryl green, and definitely doug williams. williams of course leading the redskins to a win in super bowl xxii, the first african american starting quarterback to win a super bowl. he's been back in the front office for a few years, and now his role is even bigger. sherree burruss is live at redskins park with more on today's promotion. >> reporter: hey, jim. a big announcement kicking off mandatory mini camp this week. as you said it, doug williams, the super bowl mvp, who has been in the redskins front office since 2014, was promoted to senior vice president of player personnel. >> you know what i'm most excited about being in a leadership role with the guys that i've been with for the last four years. a lot of people say why not the gm or what have you? i didn't put gm in my plan. me, senior vice president of personnel on that plan, because you know why, i work in the personnel department and i wanted to lead that department. >> reporter: in the new role, williams is in charge of picking the players. he'll be third in the c

will be in the studio so john oates will be with us, there it is, john oates set to perform with darryle verizon center but not before he sits down with us on the good day couch. can't. >> time for today's fox beat. big night fortner at the same time industry in los angeles at the bet awards. >> reporter: it was big night in l.a. at this year's annual bet awards sunday night. old school r and b group new edition stealing the show. >> ♪ >> i want joy in this house. we gonna' have joy in this house. we about to have joy. we about to have joy. hey, let me explain something to you. >> reporter: the show was hosted by snl star leslie jones. >> that's right the i am old school. so, it's going to be hard for me because you know like when i was coming up instagram was a dope deal you know what i'm saying. >> reporter: bruno mars opened the show and soon won for best male r and b pop artist. >> you know, the first award i ever won was a soul train award here on the network. to the fans you know i love you. my first bet award. thank you so much. >> reporter: other performers included french mon t

. >> steve, any evidence all of the scan darryl swirling around the president has had an effect in thistalking about this race, the state of the trump presidency is reflected in these numbers, the democrats haven't won one of these special elections yet but kansas, it was a 20-point improvement. they lost the kansas special election but what had been a 27-point loss for the democrats last fall down to seven in montana, a 15-point improvement for the democrats and seen two big improvements in republicans districts, now you look at this one, again you probably won't get a 15, 20-point improvement but one he won by a point and have donald trump at a 40% approval rating and all the negativity in the air and have the type of voter that's most likely to break on him that's a recipe and why the democrats, they're not going to say it out loud. >> all right. >> that's the narrative of what happens after tomorrow. november 2018 is a long way away but in terms of candidate recruitment will have an impact. >> in terms of the health care bill. this will affect what happens with the health care bill.

many others expressing their support over social media, meantime council president darryl clark visited the councilman in the hospital last night. >> david's a tough guy, he will be okay, he will be ready to talk about legislation, on phone tomorrow, and we have a hearing coming up for one of his bills, he will be owe kay. >> reporter: other staff members and politicians expressing their support for a speedy recovery on twitter, as well, and the same block where the councilman was stabbed last night is where he grew up , and where he has lived for more than 50 years. live at city hall this morning i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a woman is fighting for her life this morning after a heinous accident overnight in frankford section. officers got to the scene on the 4900 block of frankford avenue around 2:30 where a man beat the 29 year-old victim unconscious and tried to stuff her in the trash bag. police say the attack ran away but spotted by eyewitnesses. >> employees who witnessed this across the street from the hospital, started to shout out, at the male, the male then st

but this shows as darryl clark said it can happen to anybody at any time. specially when you feel safe around your home, you can see in the video that in a neighborhood very nice twin homes, very well kept, and crime can creep in at any time. >> neighborhood as you mentioned he grew up in, we wish him the best this morning, steve kyle, thank you. 4:18, mayor jim kenney urging anyone with information to certainly come forward. in a statement the mayor says we're all praying for councilman oh, axe quick recovery and thinking every his family during this incredibly difficult time. adding whenever violence happens on our streets it is a terrible tragedy, when it happens near our homes, where we are supposed to feel safe, it is that more devastating. >> let's take you down south, just horrifying scene here. what we are witnessing is basically through the cameras. the body cameras of first responders, and what they saw during the mass shooting inside orlando pulse night club last june, gunman killed 49 people injured dozens mower, the worse mass shooting in our n

i found no road rage zone darryl talking about an accident on route one northbound there in bensalemy and he's a member of our 6abc group so thanks for joining the group. take a look at these temperatures. it's chilly out there. you're in the 40's in quakertown and pottstown, 51 barely in the 50's here in malvern, 49 in warminster, 54 degrees in center city, low 50's in media, low 50's in the suburbs in new jersey but 57 in dover. lots of clouds, maybe a little drizzle and some sunshine today, tam. >> all right, thank you, karen. >>> breaking news now. iran state tv news reporting a suicide bombing and separately a shooting in the capitol city of tehran. the bomb detonated at a shrine of the late ayatollah khamenei. a security guard was killed at that spot and there was the shooting which targeted the iranian parliament leading to injuries at that site as well. the islamic state claimed responsibility for both of these attacks. >> officials are hoping to learn more pout man about the man who attacked three police officers at the famed notre dame cathedral in paris. video surfaced sho

darryl martin lost his son, first class xavier martin from maryland. >> it's very hard.s my only child. it's all i have. >> sailors on board fought to keep that ship from sinking. authorities say the investigation into what exactly happened could take months. >> back here at home o-recruiters looking to fill hundred of jobs held a big event in north philadelphia. the coast to coast career fair was set up at the four-point sheraton hotel on the 9400 block of roosevelt boulevard. people were able to apply for jobs in sales retail insurance and law enforcement to name a few. there were so many opportunities that each candidate was told to bring at least 20 copies of their resumes. >>> now to wall street and the closing numbers on this monday afternoon, the dow closing up 128 points a new record high for the dow, 21,512. the nasdaq also up today about 1.4 percent on success from tech stocks. s & p 500 posting a record close up 17 and a half points on the day. >> more business news. the mail kit company blue apron says it could be worth $3 billion. the company is getting read

darryl kimball. i wanted to note that in the carnage of arms control today there are two in-depth articles on the issues considering the prohibition treaty and verification that are worth a look as we support a subject. i wanteded to come back to one of the questions that was raised about the relationship that one way to deal with this would be to have obligations and all of the -- the prohibition treaty. that might be problematic for india, pakistan and israel by the mpt which is one of the problems with -- one other approach, and i want to get your reaction by the states that are already members of the mpt to remain other approach that leaves you open to those countries that -- and also, you brought this up a couple of times and talked about what a successful. i've always argued that the real threat to the mpt is not -- other than the u.s. and russia -- by that -- [ no audio ] >> by the conference which is a litmus test. [ no audio ] >> okay. well, on the first point, not to be flippant about it, b

i would like to build on what darryl said that the billion dollars in this proposal is for public school choice. it's supposed to follow students from one public school to another. that by itself didn't surprise me in the proposal. what did surprise me was there was only $250 million set aside in this education research program to fund vouchers and fund research in vouchers. i expected a lot more. that was my gut response. i was thinking something more along the lines of race to the top where obama allocated $4.35 billion back in 2009. 19 states took slices of that with the provision that states lift cap on charter schools and determine teacher pay according to teacher performance on standardized tests. i thought and perhaps this is where trump and devoss will go, is that they will allocate more than $250 million to states with the condition that states come up with some kind of education savings account program or tuition tax credit program. i thought they would incent states like that. that may be down the road. it may be too early for that. that was my gut response. >> thank you. >>>

. >> california republican darryl ice -- issa speak ice -- issa speaking out to his constituents.e's one of the critics and he's with the former chair, rather. and we've seen a lot of town halls that get fairly contentious. some of the residents there are making their voices heard. right now at the town hall in his district. the congressman endorsed president trump last year. he won his o tow reelection narrowly by about 1600 votes. we are going to keep an eye on this and bring it to you live if news warrants. and finally some good news for those hit hardest by the flooding, that damaged more than 1200 homes. president trump announcing yesterday, a major disaster declaration for 48 counties in missouri. historic flooding began april 28th and it left counties with at least $58 million in damages to roads, infrastructure and emergency response costs. residents can now apply for federal aid to help with home repairs, temporary housing and replacement of household items. local government and businesses will also be getting money for aid to clean up long after the water goes. elizabeth

darryl martin lost his son xavier. >> it's very hard. my only child. that's all i have. >> the parent ship's container company says it is complying with the investigation but the company couldn't explain what certainly seems like a hit-and-run on the high seas. why the ship kempt going for seven miles before making that u-turn and waited nearly an hour before calling authorities about what happen. >> michael. than thank you. >>> amy, you're here with the other stories. >> in fact it's being called the largest breach of personal data of its kind. detailed information of about 198 million registered voters here in the united states has been dentally exposed on line by a data firm working for the republican party. the leak was exposed by a cybersecurity expert. names, ad compromise the along with voting histories. well, new details about what they're calling an attempted attack. an armed man crashed his car in a police van but died from his burns overnight and arrested four of his members for links to radical islam. >>> police say the murder of a teenage

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