"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the sat center. vid, the issue now not just personal, it's political. >> reporter: natasha it's political. former governor he had ren dull says he's concerned 1991 outbreak in philadelphia could repeat itself on national stage. 24 years agnes month philadelphia made national news when five children died from measles the local outbreak centered around two religious schools. faith tabernacle and first century gospel church encouraged parents not to vaccinate their children. >> could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: february 1991, brings back painful memories for former governor ed rendell who was running for mayor at the time. he says the city and country learned a valuable lesson from the '91 tragedy. a lesson that should stop the debate over vaccinating children children. >> try to convince people not to immunize their kids is just extraordinary stupid. report roar rendell's point doesn't sit well with honey a mother of three teens from west chester. >> it's like freedom of choice. i mean we're not

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with the still developing story, david? >> reporter: police say it started at che bar and grill behind me and spilled out in the street. speaking of streets there are surveillance cameras, pointing at the street. that is a city camera. police are hoping that is their ticket to finding a killer. tonight police are looking for a killer after two men were stabbed multiple times in front of the che on stenton street in east mt. airy just after 2:00 in the morning. >> we know there were people there that saw this. we have a general description but we know that there were people that know who they are and we need them to contact the homicide unit and give them a name. >> reporter: philadelphia police homicide captain james clark told "eyewitness news" that 29 year-old jeff on picket died after someone drove him to einstein medical center a stage hand for nicki minaj. also in the car a 27 year-old minaj is identifying as eric. he too, one of her stage hand. clark says that while several witnessed, the suspect acted alone. >> one o

we're live in collingswood tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, very interesting stuffthank you very much. we want to know what you think about that is story. connect with us right now on facebook and twitter and at cbsphilly.com. >>> well coatesville high school english teacher and coach is under arrest and accused of having sex with a student. those allegations against mark hostutler date back 2008. investigators say that on at least three occasions he served alcohol to then 17-year-old at his mom in east goshen and then had sex with the girl. coatesville's superintendent says that hostutler is barred from campus and barred from contacting students. >> new developments in the fire department's sex scandal. the cbs3 i-team broke that story. now we've learn the woman at the center of the investigation may be disciplined and inspector general's report led to disciplinary action against seven male members. fire union president joe shullly says only one member was disciplined for on duty sexual contact. the union says it's very upset female member who filed an eeoc report

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at art museum with what has become the talk of the town. david? >> reporter: jessica a lot of philly pride tonight despite the cold temperatures we spoke to people out and about in philadelphia tonight who say listen politics aside they just want to show off philadelphia to the nation and the world. it all started behind these walls. 238 years ago. and many believe it's philadelphia' place in history that made it the final choice for the 2016dnc. >> i want to show off our city to my colleagues, to the nation, to the world. >> reporter: congressman bob brady helped bring the convention to town instead of brooklyn or columbus, ohio. brady and party leaders announced their choice in this video featuring what else, a philly cheesesteak. and speaking of cheesesteaks, the d inform c was the dinnertime talk at jim's on south street. >> philadelphia shows love. we are the city of love and we're the foundation of the nation. >> reporter: pearl is proud to show off his city to the country and the world. they a gut feeling philadelphia would win the

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt standing by to show us what's happening right now. david?> reporter: chris a very busy night on oak avenue. back out of the way. you can see these crews. they have been out here all night. they're going to be out here for several more hours. they are digging in the ground to replace a main gas line. the mayor of stafford township says that 34-year-old gas line is what caused the big explosion explosion. >> it was big. it shook the floors, the whole foundation of the house. >> it was terribly loud. i never heard anything so loud. >> reporter: effects of explosion on oak avenue could be spotted late in the night. crews spent hours digging up an old gas line that officials say caused this massive explosion just after 10:30 in the morning. >> i thought tractor trailer hit this porch. that's how much the house shook. >> reporter: eric parker lives a few doors down from the house at 59 oak avenue and told "eyewitness news" he's just glad his family is safe. >> we're very lucky you know. could have traveled up more. >> reporter: 15 emergency worker

david spunt is live tonight with brand new information. david?> reporter: jessica, chris, crews left the scene about 10 minutes ago but they were here for about four hours fighting this fire. we want to show you some great video we got from chopper three. you can see it happened after 7:00 o'clock tonight. we are told this happened at spencer's landscaping company. we are told by the owner of the business i spoke to him he says that a man working inside spencer's was working on some machinery. some sparks happened. that caught on fire. and the entire building engulfed. the building is destroyed right now. luckily nobody was hurt. i also asked if there were any dangerous chemicals inside. the owner told me that was not the case. i spoke to him just about an hour ago. >> it's just buildings. so i'm happy -- i'm happy of that but i can't be really happy because, you know, i've owned this for over -- almost 30 years now and i've never had an incident and it scares me. >> reporter: joe says tomorrow is the talk of insurance to see who has insurance, w

david spunt is live for us at upper dash plea police headquarters with more. david? >> reporter: chris detectives here at headquarters are working to identify the man who was shot and killed in the park today but they insist that the shooter here is the victim. police say an afternoon stroll through cobbs creek park turned deadly in just seconds. when a masked man jumped out of the burbs and threatened to kill a sketch-year-old man. >> at first the victim is started. and then he reaches out and grabs the gun hand of the gunman gunman. >> upper darby police superintendent michael chitwood says the sketch-year-old and man carrying the gun began physically fighting. chitwood says the sketch-year-old pulled out his own gun and shot the alleged robber in the head killing him immediately. the victim has an active console carry permit. >> he was really shook up. really upset and i told him point blank, i said, you did what you had to do and as far as um concerned i don't see any criminal charges. >> reporter: neighbors watched from across the street. upset but not surprised

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is on the scene live with details tonight. david report rorrer frightening scene here in new castle delaware. this is the rose hill community center this happened after 3:00 in the afternoon. we want to show you chopper three video where someone with a gun a suspect walked in, opened fire, shot and killed a male inside. we're not the exactly sure how hurt that male is. police are saying the victim is's male and he is dead and thinks inside happening in the basement. jessica and chris, there are several different parts of the community center. there is a day care dance studio, something for senior citizens. we are told this happened in the basement. >> police are not saying any suspect's name. and, and police are again, sad news to report that a male has died here at rose hill community center school was on lock down, day care was on lock down, just for a little bit. neighbors are back inside, building is closed down but police continue their investigation. we will follow-up date and bring you latest. we are live david spunt, fo

david spunt has the new information we've learned tonight. >> reporter: according to these court documents 30-year-old lived at this dover delaware app complex until august when his landlord sued him for not paying ren law enforcement source says he work at the local mall here the dover mall. he's been gone for months but tonight people are talking about him. he is now international name and just a few months ago he lived behind this door at this quiet dover, delaware, apartment complex. >> we need to be aware of our surroundings and be aware of what people are up to. >> reporter: jeremiah lives a few doors down. he told "eyewitness news" he was stunned to hear his former neighbor allegedly had plans to join isis. >> they offer to be a friend, they offer to give you a better life. they offer something you might be missing in your heart. >>> he was arrested in jackson jacksonville florida on wednesday and charged with aiding two other terror suspects who were arrested in new york city. court documents released this week say the 30-year-old operated mall kiosks that sell kitchen wear and fix

here's "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> it's still hard to believe that i'm never going toee him again. >> reporter: christine kedra she and her family have lost faith in the legal system. after her 20-year-old brother died inside a classroom. >> he died, you know, serving and protecting and it's the system that is doing him injustice. we are outraged. >> reporter: she's never heard one word from corporal richard schroeder after he shot and killed her brother at a montgomery county training facility on september 30th schroeder was demonstrateing a trigger when he accidentally shot and killed kedra on scene. four other troopers were in the room. >> i was pretty shocked that something like that could happen in a classroom. >> reporter: on tuesday montgomery county district attorney risa vetri ferman's office nouned prosecutors asked the grand jury to consider homicide or manslaughter charges charges. but that didn't happen. >> for some reason, because of however the grand jury was manipulated we know how grand juries worth in this country they don't, they didn't see it that w

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at millersville for us tonight. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds oftudents braced the monday night freezing rain to remember 18-year-old carli hall and asked the question why? >> students marched with the school flag just blocks from where police found hall strangled to death early sunday morning. her boyfriend gregorio ostrage is behind bars and the two argued before he killed her. police found her performing cpr on the 1884 old. >> cpr was i believe completely fake and she had been dead for -- for hours probably before that. >> reporter: especially the big shot it happened a floor below us. >> this man lives upstairs from the scene of the crime and his fellow students wonder what could have been done to prevent hall's death. >> you never think something like that is going to be happened. >> the statue is covered on campus right now to remember carli hall. many students never seen met the freshman but one student told us she feels it's her job to help raise money for carli's family. >> not only have we lost one of our students but we've lost her in s

david spunt cbs3 eyewitness news news. >>> concerns about terrorism abroad mean heightened security atand since the attacks of 9/11 nowhere is that more apparent than at the nation's airports. we have all been through passenger screenings but what about the suitcase that is fly with us in the belly of the plane. are they searched? are they safe? tonight in an "eyewitness news" television exclusive we go behind the scenes at philadelphia international airport to show you how the tsa keeps us safe in the skies. grenades blocks of inert c4 explosives this training kit foreclose seive devices was found in a checked back in hay hame shocking items that have been packed in luggage across the country. but at philadelphia international airport's terminal a, they're spotted by an in line auto mated system. >> how safe should passengers feel on their planes as a result of having this system? >> they should foal very safe. state of the art equipment report roar tsa mike mccarthy took "eyewitness news" where no other philadelphia station has gone behind the scenes of the security structure that ke

reporting from franklin township david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now police sayn argument inside a laundromat led to double shooting in nicetown. one of the suspects is a 13-year-old girl. police spotted an suv driving backwards on the 2600 block of roberts avenue. they found one woman with a graze wound to the head who had also been shot in the torso. along with another woman shot in the leg. >> it's unusual for 13-year-old female to be a shooter. however, the 44-year-old female as well as the 13-year-old female they were both in the ford explorer suv type vehicle that fled from police. >> the vehicle was stopped when it reportedly returned to the scene of the crime. police say the suspects are related. but weren't immediately clear how. the victims are listed in stable condition at this hour. >>> and all out brawl breaks out on board septa trolley all of it is captured on tape. a passenger pulled out his phone late saturday night and recorded this attack. a man and a 17-year-old girl were punched kicked and slapped by what looks to be teenagers. the operator ca

in new castle, delaware, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> frightening moments and side a movieheater but not because of what was playing on the big screen. that's next. then -- >> be where i am today if it wasn't for overbrook high school. >> where he is today is performing with the music legend stevie wonder. we'll tell you why this drum here who played with number of famous artists artists says he owes all this success to philadelphia. >>> also, on the way -- >> i am addicted. >> oh, my god. >> you think it's cold outside. how about 340 degrees below zero. i went into this special chamber to find out why so many are opting for deep freeze treatments. kathy? >> oh, no. what happens? i guess we'll have to wait and see. we're tracking snow on storm scan3 and it is getting steadier moving up from the south and from the west. i'll show were you to expect for the morning commute and who will get what. we'll take you neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >>> don't go any w we're back in just 60 seconds. >>> wow you are looking at exclusive "eyewitness news" video of big trouble at

in north philadelphia, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight familiar and friends remember a fallen philadelphia police officer. vigil was held for officer john pawlowski at broad and olney where officer pawlowski was killed in the line of duty six years ago tonight. he was shot while responding to a dispute between a cab driver and another man in the olney neighborhood. rasheed slugs was convicted of killing officer pawlowski. he was sentenced to life in prison. >>> the white house has nounsed the creation of a new intelligence unit to fight computer and online threats. they call this the cyber threat intelligence integration center. officials cited attack against sony pictures as their motivation for creating the new agency. >> i'm signing a new executive order to promote even more information sharing about cyber threats both within the private sector and between government and the private sector. and it will encourage more companies and industries to set up organizations hubs so you can share information with each other. >>> defense agencies have the

reporting from franklin township, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:40 right now. still to come this morning, a different casino of police chase bridges traffic a stands still. you'll see the on the highway. >> new project oprah is planning to play a big role in. >> you can still few slippery spots when you hit the road or the sidewalk this morning we'll check traffic and weather together on the 3's, coming up after the break. >> a man in critical condition, after a shooting near 66 and paschall in southwest philly. police say they spotted the man driving irradically and realized he was shot. the shoot something under investigation. >>> also lincoln drive open again. but salt teams are trying to make the road safer. water from clogged drains and low, low temperatures are making it attributing i ride to work this morning. >>> new jersey governor chris christie heads home from london today after clarifying some remarks about the measles vaccine. yesterday, the governor said, all parents should have a say in whether their children are vaccinated. later released a stat

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt with this tribute that took even his parents by surprise.> i physical you he's had a heart of gold and compassion and deep love for people. >> reporter: ask donna and ken about their son ryan and you'll hear about a man who knew as little boy he wanted to be a marine. and religion was his rock. >> at a very early age he made a commit tom serve jesus. >> reporter: 2784 old ryan became a helicopter pilot and was deployed to afghanistan. but just weeks later -- >> a knock on the door about 3:30 in the afternoon. and two marines. >> reporter: on september 28th 2011, ryan died. his helicopter crashed crews blamed a landing malfunction. ♪ >> reporter: this video of ryan is the last video the family have of their son. just six weeks before his death. >> whatever he did he did with all his heart. and he was a good son. he was a great friend. >> reporter: ryan's memory lives on through medals and awards even his favorite piano. but the family got a call recently to honor ryan in a way that shocked them. on a beer can. >> i said okay, guys god washing

lets get straight to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in upper darby with the very latest this shooting, david. >> we have updated information. i just got off the phone with upper darby police and we are toll that the victim who actually shot and killed the the suspect is changing his story. first we were told there were two suspects, one that died other one got away. we were told there was nobody that got away. one died on the scene behind me here at cons creek park. a sunny day in cobbs creek park in upper darby quickly turned deadly when police say a 68 year-old man pulled out a gun he is licensed to carry, and killed an attempted robber. >> people getting fed up so we have to protect ourselves these days. >> reporter: catherine cooper live

airy, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good david, thank you. >>> violent altercation outside a montgomery county business end with one worker dead and another injured. this deadly stabbing happened at a meat packing plant on sawedder road in franconia township. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaw is is live with the latest, noel. >> reporter: well, at jbin m meat packing plant it is hard to believe a few hours ago two co workers were involved in a fatal stabbing right here in this driveway it was a bloody scene to start the day a at jbs meat pack plant, at the hand of two employees, also known local willly as moyer meat packing. an altercation between two workers led to the double stabbing. >> one is deceased, the the other is in the the hospital right now. >> reporter: montco first a assistant district attorney says that the surviving employee is their suspect, he remains in custody as he is treated for his injuries. twenty-five year-old danny vasquez, was identified as the victim, the second employee who was killed. >> we're processing the the scene at this point. there

lets get straight to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in upper darby with the very latest on this shooting, david. >> we have updated information. i just got off the phone with upper darby police and we are toll that the victim who actually shot and killed the the suspect is changing his story. first we were told there were two suspects, one that died other one got away. we were told there was nobody that got away. one died on the scene behind me here at cons creek park. a sunny day in cobbs creek park in upper darby quickly turned deadly when police say a 68 year-old man pulled out a gun he is licensed to carry, and killed an attempted robber. >> people getting fed up so we have to protect ourselves these days. >> reporter: catherine cooper lives across the street from the park and watched the scene unfold. police say the 68 year-old was walking through the park around 2:30 when a masked man tried to rob him. the man shot and killed the attempted robber on the scene. >> it is in the really a good place to go through anytime. >> reporter: upper darby resident michael says t

reporting from southwest philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. >>> two philadelphia police officers are charged beating a suspect and then lying bit. cbs-3 iteam broke this story last night. investigators reporter walt hunter has latest from police headquarters walt? >> reporter: well, chris those two officers now, dubbed suspects are await ago rain. after surrendering this morning. they are accused of beat ing this suspect lying bit, and then trying to frame that suspect and accusing him of a crime. >> it was wrong, even if he was the devil himself is they should not have done what they did to him when they stopped him. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old nigel riveria an innocent man paid a terrible price for driving away on his motor executer from two office hours had stopped him for questioning, near sixth and lehigh in may of 2013. >> they hit him in the head, they fell off his scooter. he was in pain. they began beating him. end of story. >> reporter: twenty-fifth district officers kevin robinson and sean mcknight are now charged with beati

any time i get peace if the guy is executed. >> in northeast philadelphia, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitnessws". >>> senator bob casey concerned about the measles here in the equipment. encouraging pennsylvanians to give shots a shot. now, much of the concern comes from the stats that show pennsylvania has the second lowest measles vaccination rate in the country. ramp up its efforts to get more people vaccinated. right now only confirmed case of the measles is in cumberland county. >> mr. president? can i sniff. >> president obama teaming one buzz feet in this new video here. in it the commander in chief promotes healthcare. the video is called things everyone does, but doesn't talk about. you see the president using a selfie stick and making funny faces in the mirror. the deadline to sign up for healthcare is this sunday. from can toy stuffed animals plenty to share with your sweet think valentine day first do you have get the flowers, right, that's a staple. that's where we find steve patter zone, live inside flowers and company, in rittenhouse square. good morning to you steve happy vale

reporting from collinswood, new jersey david spunt for cb.yewitness mousse. >>> a court ruling could derail the sale of the property that once housed the revel casino in atlantic city. federal appeals court decided to side with the owners of the former nightclub. they say owners on have in a nightclub cannot be stripped of their right and nightclub owners say they stan to lose 16 million-dollar. lawyers for development glenn straub who is buying the revel says the issue over the night club could force him to back out of the deal. >>> in the healthwatch this week pennsylvania senator bob casey called on f.d.a. to ban the sale of powdered caffeine. it is a powerful supplement that can be deadly. reporter stephanie stahl investigates the how dangerous it can be and how easy it is to get right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: single teaspoon of pure powdered caffeine is equal to 25 cups of coffee. supplement is touted as a powerful energy boost that can improve work outs and weight loss but f.d.a. issued warnings that it can be deadly and shoul

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david. >>> developing news at this hour, one of the five bucks on tow family members charged in $20 million fraud scheme is dead. "eyewitness news" on daniel drive in buckingham police responded to report of gunshot late today. outside of the garage they say they found 64-year-old thomas french dead of an apparent self up flocked gunshot wound. french is among five family members accused in a series of fires at this mansion that led to an investigation and eventually to criminal charges. >>> new information now tonight police execute a search warrant at the home of a 13-year-old boy accused of bringing crack cocaine to school but no arrests were made. this incident happened at mitchell elementary in southwest philadelphia just before noon today. police say that 13-year-old brought 16 packets to school and put them in an eight-year-old's book bag. that eight-year-old showed the crack cocaine to two other eight-year-olds and one of them sniffed the drugs. they were all taken to children's hospital to be checked out. superintendent willia

and i know i'll within ryan again. >> in gloucester county, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> that's wonderful. it is 5:37 right now. excitement over pope francis and his up up come coming visit to philadelphia has energized big fundraising. organizers of the world meeting of family already two thirds of the way to their $45 million found raising goal. pope francis is expected to take part in the meeting in philadelphia, and celebrate mass on the parkway. it is scheduled for september. >> now, we have some important developments regarding the affordable care act. the deadline for those want to go enroll has been extended. this special enrollment period runs from march 15th through april 30th, and allows uninsured americans to get coverage, and avoid those penalties. meantime, the white house says that some 800,000 enroll east received incorrect subsidy information on their tax forms. corrected forms will need to be sent out, though, thousands of people may have already filed. >>> our health watch investigation is uncovering new information on that deadly super bug infection th

the only time i will get peace if the guy is executed. >> in northeast philadelphia david spunt, cbs-ess news". >>> it is 5:36 right now. family and friends remember a fallen philadelphia police officer. a vigil was held for officer john at broad and olney where he was killed in the line of duty six years ago. he was shot while responding to a dispute between a cab driver and another man in the olney neighborhood. rasheed scrugs sentenced to life in prison. >>> well senator bob casey is concerned about the measles here in the commonwealth. he's encouraging pennsylvanians to give shots a shot. much of the concern comes from the stats that show pennsylvania has the second lowest measles vaccination rate in the country. senator casey called on the state health department to ramp up its efforts to get more people vaccinated. right now the only confirmed case of the measles is in cumberland county. >> ♪ ♪ mr. president ? >> can i live? >> president obama teamed up with buzz feed in this new video, in it the commander in chief promotes healthcare. the video is called things everybody does b

reporting from will collinswood, new jersey, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a court rulingrail the sale of the property of what once housed the revel casino in atlantic city is bringing new changes. federal appeals courte sided with the owners of the former nightclub at the revel. court says the owners cannot be stripped of their rights and nightclub owners said they stand to lose 16 million-dollar. lawyers for developer glenn straub hoist buying the revel says the the issue over in a nightclub could force them to back out of the deal. >>> 6:39. still ahead new rules for water heaters, what it could mean if you are looking to replace the one inside your home. >>> also ahead one of the biggest babies ever born in the state of florida, that little guy right there, you won't believe how he was brought into this world. >>> and a bear of the dental appointment, more on this animal a's visit to the dentist. carol returns with your forecast when we come right >>> it is a boy big boy, florida new born is setting record where he was deliver. here's little avery came in the world wei

statement saying "governor scott's political theater doesn't mean anything" we're live in center city david spuntbs3 eyewitness"eyewitness news". >> david, thank you very much a warning about popular scams costs thousands of people big buck. you may think you wouldn't fall for one but tonight three on your side with why possible are still being caught off guard. >> it is a race against time as manatees are stuck in a storm drain. what's being done to try and save them next. >>> kathy? >> the cold isn't just for the record books for tomorrow morning. but we're talking about a historic month. not just for philadelphia. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and did you catch the oscars last night? we've got new information about who did not turn in. we're back in just 60's seconds with those stories and the latest on our breaking news. an amber alert in >> breaking news new castle county police issued an amber alert for three-year-old eleanor trota she was taken by her father from her home at the school side ams on east basin road. the two are in a 1989 mazda 626 similar to this one and there you se

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us now live from an icy manayunk with more. david? >> reporter: jessica chris very icy. i spoke to penndot official. he says crews are spraying calcium chloride and the major roads to help melt that ice and those temperatures but speaking of ice, this is the problem. the side streets in manayunk and other places in our viewing area and it's only going to get worse as the temperatures drop. as darkness hit the city, the temperatures quickly dropped. well below freezing. leaving roads looking like this. zach was on his way to long island tonight and he told "eyewitness news" the ice and speeding cars worried him the most. >> i'm going stick to the main roads. 76 476,ism 95 and hope don't hit much traffic. >>> several areas around philadelphia. manayunk to be the bug geoff problem spot with icy hills and slippery streets. >> when i was coming in down here i actually slid a little bit. making the turn to go down to park. >> i drive really slow. not even just on the roads on the sidewalks too. there's black ice. just need to be careful wal

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated to night. david? >> reporter: chris and jessica, i got update from police. 27-year-old went through some intense surgery today at einstein. police will be talking to him as soon as possible to get information. meanwhile neighbors are very much on edge tonight. >> i was shocked. shocked. this never happened around here before never. 50 years i've been in business. never came across something like this report roar barry got a call at 3:30 in the morning two men were stabbed just feet from his clothing store on stenton avenue in east mt. airy. he says he panicked when he got the phone call. >> iran here got dressed right away and came up report roar police say an argument behind the doors of che bar and grill spilled out on to the street just after 2:00 o'clock in the morning. someone stabbed 29 year old duvon picket and his 27-year-old friend mull pell times. picket is dead. the other man is in the hospital hospital. wednesday afternoon rapper nicky minaj said they were both memb

the we are live from southwest philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, two philadelphia police officers fine themselves on the wrong side of the law both charged with assault after surveillance video allegedly captured them beating a man. the iteam broke this story last night and our investigative reporter walt hunter joins us live at philadelphia police headquarters with more walt. >> reporter: are officers awaiting arraignment after surrendering this morning but district attorney seth williams says it is a scary thing about this case is if it hadn't been for surveillance video that was uncovered by the girl friend of the alleged victim, none of the evidence found by the grand jury might ever have been found at all. >> what they did was totally inappropriate and improper and in violation of any policy training or anything period. >> reporter: police commissioner charles ramsey condemn at alleged actions of 25th district police officers kevin robinson and sean mcknight, now accused of beating an innocent man, 23 year-old najee riveria have after he sped away on his motor

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live the seen with new information from police. david? >> reporter: chris jess, police looking for two suspects. this happened before 9:00 o'clock. it is still a very active scene in the olney section. mascher and take bore. police are not releasing the name of the limo door. they say they don't know his name at this time. they are still processing the scene. from what we're told by police, they say the limo driver was shot through the passenger side window four times. he was shot, he died and then his car hit a telephone pole. police say two suspects ran off. they are looking for those two suspects now. as far as an official motive they don't have one but they say robbery is a big possibility. that's definitely a possibility. oftentimes cabdrivers or in this case a limo driver the motive sometimes for them being shot is robbery. >> reporter: police say that the limo driver worked for a company on rising sun avenue a couple of his colleagues just came up a few minutes ago. they're very upset. very emotional. saying that they have had issu