"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is tracking all of the results from election central. david, the front runners came out on top tonight. >> reporter: ukee, a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. ted cruz also claiming a big night. they greeted supporters within the last couple of hours and we have video we'll show you in just a minute but i want to get to the numbers right now to show you exactly what we're talking about. donald trump tonight he won alabama, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia and arkans arkansas. senator ted cruz won his home state of texas and oklahoma. on the democratic side hillary clinton won georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, texas and arkansas and senator bernie sanders won his home state of vermont and oklahoma. there are still some states that are too close to call some of those results coming in but now i want to show you little bit of video and some sound from these candidates greeting supporters just within the last few hours. >> one by one candidates took the stage in what's considered the biggest night so far in the c

a community meeting will get underway very shortly and "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live to tell us why this meeting has been call in the first place, david? >> reporter: yeah, jessica, this is something that not many people here at conestoga high school want to talk about or in the community but there is that community meet ago this just started about five minutes ago behind me. it will go for about an hour or so, it deals with hazing allegations, three students, three, 17 years old were charged earlier in the month for allegedly assaulting another student with a broom handle. this allegedly happened in the locker room. there were members of the fat ball team, authorities are not releasing their names because they are juveniles. they are being charged as juveniles. the district attorney hogan made this announcement a little bit earlier this month. basically this meeting is a chance for parents to voice concerns for students, to voice concerns to talk to administrators to see how to move forward to make sure something like this does not happen again. but we will have more

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in abington with more on just what happened. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is a tough story. one thing to lose your home in a fire arc home you've been living in for almost three decades, then to be victimized again by theft. to night this couple says they just want everything back. >> i got burned. i got out of my house save. my family got out of the house save. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are painful reminder of a powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian abington they shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening. that's what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned home, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings, plus a credit card. >> i felt like because i had been a victim of a fire someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like, oh, the insurance will pay 40. >> reporter: police say this man used that credit card in several stores on broad street in north philadelphia. they don't know if he

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in election sceptral with the latest on the numbers. vid? >> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute. it's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming in and most raises it doesn't come down to states like idaho and hawa

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in election sceptral with the latest on the numbers. david? >> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute. it's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming in and most raises it doesn't come down to states like idaho and ha

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem with more on how authorities caught their suspect. david. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, authorities say this 18-year-old high school senior here in bensalem admitted to baking and selling these pot brownies. he's facing a lot of different charges to night and detectives here in bensalem stay that this is not the first time he used his recipe and charged for it. bensalem police arrested 18-year-old jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the '80's and '90's. >> reporter: he worried the br

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem with more on how authorities caught their spect. david. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, authorities say this 18-year-old high school senior here in bensalem admitted to baking and selling these pot brownies. he's facing a lot of different charges to night and detectives here in bensalem stay that this is not the first time he used his recipe and charged for it. bensalem police arrested 18-year-old jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the '80's and '90's. >> reporter: he worried the brow

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in abington with more on just what happened. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is a tough story. one thing to lose your home in a fire arc home you've been living in for almost three decades, then to be victimized again by theft. to night this couple says they just want everything back. >> i got burned. i got out of my house save. my family got out of the house save. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are painful reminder of a powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian abington they shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening. that's what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned home, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings, plus a credit card. >> i felt like because i had been a victim of a fire someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like, oh, the insurance will pay 40. >> reporter: police say this man used that credit card in several stores on broad street in north philadelphia. they don't know if he

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in center city with this incredible story. david. >> reporter: jessica, what a story it is. officials here at septa headquarters are praising this guy for his bravery and courage. i asked them about the rescue he said he would do it again tomorrow if he had to. the surveillance video yo shows a panicked wife trying to keep her husband from jumping on to the tracks. authorities say he wanted to kill himself. >> lucky i was there to help. >> reporter: out of the blue enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson. he was originally on the other side of the tracks but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried to jump on the track i just tried to grab him and the first time i grabbed him, he kind of came out his coat little bit. but then again, you know, grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man doing everything possible to keep him away from the dangerous third rail. a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began begging the man to move away from the tracks. >> talk to m

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in center city with this incredible story. vid. >> reporter: jessica, what a story it is. officials here at septa headquarters are praising this guy for his bravery and courage. i asked them about the rescue he said he would do it again tomorrow if he had to. the surveillance video yo shows a panicked wife trying to keep her husband from jumping on to the tracks. authorities say he wanted to kill himself. >> lucky i was there to help. >> reporter: out of the blue enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson. he was originally on the other side of the tracks but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried to jump on the track i just tried to grab him and the first time i grabbed him, he kind of came out his coat little bit. but then again, you know, grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man doing everything possible to keep him away from the dangerous third rail. a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began begging the man to move away from the tracks. >> talk to me.

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the cbs3 sat center with more on this historic trip and the reaction of some cuban-americans right here in our area. david? >> reporter: jessica the president and mrs. obama just wrapped up a state dinner in havana. many cuban-americans are still taking in all the images of an american president on cuban soil. tonight one of those cuban-americans says he's ready to bring both countries together. ♪ >> reporter: members of the cuban government welcomed president obama with full honors playing the american national anthem after the cuban. >> today i can report we continue to move forward on many fronts when it comes to normalizing relations. we're moving ahead with more opportunities for americans to travel to cuba and interact with the cuban people report roar president obama and castro took questions after a news conference. irritated castro answered a question from an american reporter about political prisoners in cuba. >> if we have those political prisoners they will be released before the night ends. >> rich 93 front is a cuban amer

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the cbs3 sat center with more on this historic trip and the reaction of some cuban-americans right here in our area. david? >> reporter: jessica the president and mrs. obama just wrapped up a state dinner in havana. many cuban-americans are still taking in all the images of an american president on cuban soil. tonight one of those cuban-americans says he's ready to bring both countries together. ♪ >> reporter: members of the cuban government welcomed president obama with full honors playing the american national anthem after the cuban. >> today i can report we continue to move forward on many fronts when it comes to normalizing relations. we're moving ahead with more opportunities for americans to travel to cuba and interact with the cuban people report roar president obama and castro took questions after a news conference. irritated castro answered a question from an american reporter about political prisoners in cuba. >> if we have those political prisoners they will be released before the night ends. >> rich 93 front is a cuban amer

"eyewitness sports" reporter might as well news reporter david spunt -- >> something happened, david.t st. joe's. >> they just score. 78-76. >> let's see what's going on. okay. all right. we are 78-78 just it look like we're going to overtime guys live here right now at the perch a lost tension. you can cut it with a knife. people have been all night just jumping up and down pacing back and forth. clearly didn't expect this to go tonight. we're seeing right now actually looks like it's 78-76, so you're taking a live look right now just to kind of see waiting for that final call here but i just between play some sound with some of those players, some of those fans from a little bit earlier. i want you to hear real quick what folks had to say as they were watching the game. >> i'm really happy with our fellow hawks, how they've been doing and i'm real excite to see where they go. >> i'm so happy either way making it this far is such an accomplish many. i'm confident they'll do well. >> no what the what happens, i'm always be a hawk. hawk's for life. the hawk will never die and dreams ne

we go back to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in the election central with more on who is the delegate battle. david? >> reporter: direct al tacking each tonight hillary clinton mentioning his name more than any other candidate. did he the same to her. take a quick listen. >> instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers and build -- (applause). >> -- build ladders of opportunity and empowerment. >> she's pick up what i say. the difference is she's been there for a long period of time. why haven't they done anything about i >> democratic nomination hillary clinton has 882. bernie sanders has 232. on the gop side 1237 delegates needed to win that nomination. donald trump 221. ted cruz skin. marco rubio 41. john kasich 19 and ben carson has seven. ukee and jessica already there's talk about a brokered convention on the democratic side and republican side of course the nnc in philadelphia at the recommend of july. reporting in election central david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, playing the numbers game, david, thanks so much our coverage of the

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke to one woman who fell victim to the scam. >> reporter: beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home but kimberly inman cannot even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people and this gentlemen who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she is still focused on getting her money back if it is even possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man that she thought would pave her driveway. he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out measuring my driveway, he even told me he could asphalt all the way up to my back deck. asked me to show him where he could put some, dump some dirt if they had to tear some dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately kimberly's story is a common one here in delaware, the state department of transportation, put out, this notice, to let homeowners know that paving scammers are out, in big numbers. dell dot has a few important things you should know. first, very few legitimate paving co

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke with the quick thinking smart tan. >> reporter: surveillance video shows a panicked wife trying to keep her husband from jumping on to the tracks but authorities the say he wanted to kill himself. >> lucky i was there to help. >> reporter: out of the blue enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson who was original willly on the other side of the tracks but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried to yum seven on the track. i was just trying to grab him, and first time i grabbed him, he kind of came out of his coat a little bit but then again, i grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man doing everything possible, to keep him from a way the from the dangerous third rail a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began begging the man to move away from the track. >> i said what is going on, a talk to me. focus on me. lets getaway from the track. he said let me go, let the me go i want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pulled the man to safety. the officers were on the the scene mome

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in election central with a full wrap up of tonight' results>> florida senator marco rube company yo is out of the race. let's take look who wouldn't states tonight. we'll look at donald trump first. donald trump was able to secure florida that's rubio' home state. illinois and north carolina. also, tonight, john kasich he's the governor of ohio. he was betting his hopes on ohio tonight. he won his home state of ohio and on the democratic side, hillary clinton she took tonight florida, north carolina and ohio. bernie sanders and ted cruz have yet to win a state although ted cruz and donald trump are in a tight race right now in missou missouri. marco rubio as i mentioned dropped out earlier tonight. he addressed supporters around 9:00 o'clock. >> while today my campaign is suspended -- no! >> -- the enact i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> after a tough defeat in his home state of florida senator marco rubio announced he's out as 2016 presidential candidate. drum app part-time resident of in order took the s

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on the reaction to christie's absence. report report as hundreds paid respects toss officer cullen who was killed last week while on the job, governor chris christie was in north carolina on stage with donald trump playing interviewer. >> and how would you bring the same casino every principals you've brought to great property, manage ago great company to our relationships with trade with other countries around the world? >> one of the biggest problems we have in our country is trade. >> we checked at this time, the second trooper funeral christie did not attend, the other was trooper motorcycle carson's funeral in december. there is no officials protocol foray tending the funeral of state troopers. christie has attended some in the pales. >> this time lieutenant governor kim was in his place, the head of the state troopers union told "eyewitness news", quote, we are focused on honoring our fallen brother today, quite frankly, we did not expect someone who has consistently shown dis dane for law enforcement to pay respects

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on his scathing op he had. >> reporter: for americansof mystery and intrigue. after all cuba has been closed off to the average american for more than 50 years. now the head of the new jersey state police is warning americans that just because you can go to cuba doesn't mean you should. in a harsh op he had posting in newspapers from new york to miami colonel rick fuentes has warning for americans. >> "you should also know that some of america's most wanted terrorists are living openly in cuba. they roam the island freely and are still dangerous revolutionaries, diss enchanted about all thing american ". one of the fugitives he mentions joanne chesky march who calls herself as sad today shakor on the fbi most wanted list for killing trooper forrester if 1973. she escaped a north jersey prison in 1979 and fled to cuba where she's been sips 1984. trooper forrester and james harper stopped her and two associates for a traffic violation. forrester died and harper suffered serious injuries. fuentes has been trying to get her back to the unite

david spunt of our philadelphia station spoke to the person. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows wife trying to prevent her husband from jumping on to the tracks. authorities say he wanted to kill himself. out of the blue, enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson. he was originally on the other side of the tracks, but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried, you know, tried to grab him. the first time i grabbed him, kind of came out of his colon a little bit. but then again, i grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man, doing everything possible to keep him away from the dangerous third rail, a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began begging the man to move away from the tracks. >> talk to me. what is going on? talk to me. let's focus on me. come on, let's get away from the tracks. he kept saying, no, let me go, let me go. i want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pulled the man to safety. officers on the scene moments later. >> an angel dropped down on the subway station today. that man assisted the wife o

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside conestoga high school in berwyn with these brandew developments. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is considered a major development to this story. tonight, the district attorney has said in the past that they were called no gay thursday thud he insists they won't happen today. to a night the head football coach and other coaches are without a job. three students are charged and these parents insist the accusor made the entire thing up. conestoga high school parents demanded answers monday night at the first public meeting since three football players were charged with assaulting another student with a broomstick. >> until they actually find out the full details and everything i really just don't think, you know torque jump to conclusions. >> reporter: but alum kevin stroehmann was shocked to hear about the allegations authorities say it happened back in october in the school locker room. chester county district attorney tom hogan said three, 17-year-olds were champed as juveniles. the alleged victim, 14 years o old. >> this is just

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside conestoga high school in berwyn with these brandew developments. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is considered a major development to this story. tonight, the district attorney has said in the past that they were called no gay thursday thud he insists they won't happen today. to a night the head football coach and other coaches are without a job. three students are charged and these parents insist the accusor made the entire thing up. conestoga high school parents demanded answers monday night at the first public meeting since three football players were charged with assaulting another student with a broomstick. >> until they actually find out the full details and everything i really just don't think, you know torque jump to conclusions. >> reporter: but alum kevin stroehmann was shocked to hear about the allegations authorities say it happened back in october in the school locker room. chester county district attorney tom hogan said three, 17-year-olds were champed as juveniles. the alleged victim, 14 years o old. >> this is just

reporting live in the sat sent, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david. meanwhile chris christie standing his ground in defending his support of trump. the new jersey governor says he will any other resign and is speaking out about his viral super tuesday moment. you may recall this video which shows christie some described him as she will shocked standing behind donald trump. today in trenton during a news conference to talk about another drop in the state's unemployment rate, governor christie addressed a variety of topic. >> i am here today to answer everyone of your questions. all the ones that have been pend up inside you that have been eating you alive. no i wasn't being held hostage. no, i wasn't sitting up there thinking oh, my god what have i done. >> i was standing there listening to him. and you know all these like, arm chair psychiatrists like should give it a break. >> several large newspapers have called on christie to resign saying he's more worried about national politics than his home state. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney calling for 3

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt reports the sickness has affected dozens of students. >> reporterschool president sent out a note to parents and students to tell them all activities including classes and sports would be canceled through monday. norovirus is contagious especially oh and a college campus. norovirus is the talk on lafayette campus. >> definitely no joke. you do not want this virus. >> ree baby today is a freshman. she came down with norovirus symptom avenue weekend good i woke up not feeling well at all and a lot of bathroom trips of throwing up. >> officials with the department of health confirmed norovirus to be the cull pitt. the president wrote students able to travel home are strongly encouraged to do so. this includes those who have experienced symptoms of the virus but are no longer feeling ill. the outbreak comes a month after nearly 200 you're sinus college students explained of norovirus symptom. the outbreak shut down most of the campus for the week officials believe closing down most of the campus helped. school anothe administrators and students at lafay

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt reports the sickness has affected dozens of students. >> reporter: school president sent out a note to parents and students to tell them all activities including classes and sports would be canceled through monday. norovirus is contagious especially oh and a college campus. norovirus is the talk on lafayette campus. >> definitely no joke. you do not want this virus. >> ree baby today is a freshman. she came down with norovirus symptom avenue weekend good i woke up not feeling well at all and a lot of bathroom trips of throwing up. >> officials with the department of health confirmed norovirus to be the cull pitt. the president wrote students able to travel home are strongly encouraged to do so. this includes those who have experienced symptoms of the virus but are no longer feeling ill. the outbreak comes a month after nearly 200 you're sinus college students explained of norovirus symptom. the outbreak shut down most of the campus for the week officials believe closing down most of the campus helped. school anothe administrators and students at laf

live in the sat center tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you.e are getting more information tonight on the shooting death of a maryland police officer with ties to our area. officers now say boothwyn native jacai colson was killed by friendly fire during a gunman's ambush. when colson arrived on the scene unmark car police say he engaged with the shooter and then was struck in the middle of that fire fight. investigators say the gunman's two brothers recorded the whole thing. all three have been arrested. >>> emotional vigil tonight for the teenaged girl tragically killed by a stray bullet over the weekend. loved ones gathered earl yes in west philly to honor and remember the victim. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there. >> reporter: the same west philly stoop where 18-year-old girl lost her life now the scene of love and memories. >> i love you so much. >> more than 100 family members and friends gathering near salford and callowhill in west philly -- balloons and candles in hand to remember nadje killed saturday night by a stray bul

our david spunt has more on calls for the governor's resignation and the frenzy of chatter about him on social media after super tuesday. >> let me introduce to you the next president of the united states donald trump! >> reporter: chris christie has spent a lot of time at donald trump's side recently but his sometimes stoic disposition on super tuesday took the internet by storm. tens of thousands of people retweeted this popular 59 of christie with the curb your enthusiasm theme song. >> he looked like a man who was in one of those stages of grief where the reality is just washing over him. >> richard harris list is a political scientist at rutgers university in camden and says watching the governor take a back seat to trump must be tough for him. there's also a social media hash tag free chris christie. >> christie is always somebody who in public is leaning in. rhetorically and physically. >> harris says trump dwarfs christie' as aggressive personality. they call themselves old friends. but christie and donald trump spent months and thousands of dollars running against each other

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in frankford with more on what happened and what authorities are saying about the suspects. >> reporter: considering what happened it's amazing that nobody was hurt. this all happened tonight about 7:00 o'clock the 5300 block of hedge street. authorities say that some undercover detectives were in the area dealing with some narcotics warrants. at that point they say that they heard several gunshots in the area. they went to check it out. then were told according to detectives that four men opened fire on a police car. there was one detective sitting inside. luckily that detective was not injured. >> several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. so which is -- which is very brazen. and it's very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone especially a police officer that's out here to protect everyone. >> reporter: authorities have two is you inspects in custody. they are looking for two more suspects. if you have any information give police a call. you can remain non muss. reporting in frankford, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well

our david spunt has more on calls for the governor's resignation and the frenzy of chatter about himfter super tuesday. >> let me introduce to you the next president of the united states donald trump! >> reporter: chris christie has spent a lot of time at donald trump's sqide receny but sition on super tuesday took the internet by storm. tens of thousands of people retweeted this popujular 59 of christie with the curb your enthusiasm theme song. >> he looked like a man who was in one of those stages of grief where the reality is just washing over him. >> richard harris list is a political scientist at rutgers university in camden and says watching the governor take a back seat to trump must be tough for him. there's also a social media hash tag free chris christie. >> christie is always somebody who in public is leaning in. rhetorically and physically. >> harris says trump dwarfs christie' as aggressive personality. they call themselves old friends. but christie and donald trump spent months and thousands of dollars running against each other. just last month candidate chris chris

reporting live in the sat sent, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david.eanwhile chris christie standing his ground in defending his support of trump. the new jersey governor says he will any other resign and is speaking out about his viral super tuesday moment. you may recall this video which shows christie some described him as she will shocked standing behind donald trump. today in trenton during a news conference to talk about another drop in the state's unemployment rate, governor christie addressed a variety of topic. >> i am here today to answer everyone of your questions. all the ones that have been pend up inside you that have been eating you alive. no i wasn't being held hostage. no, i wasn't sitting up there thinking oh, my god what have i done. >> i was standing there listening to him. and you know all these like, arm chair psychiatrists like should give it a break. >> several large newspapers have called on christie to resign saying he's more worried about national politics than his home state. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney calling for 3 c

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on how authorities caught their suspects. >>> bensalem police arrested 18 year old jacob francisco monday. after detectives say he sold pot-laced brownies to a middle school student at shaeffer middle school. authority tell "eyewitness news", that student then sold the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say, it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana, and all the cooking mixes, for brownies, so this kid was baking them, and distributing them, within the school district here in bensalem. >> fred is the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the 80s and 90s. >> he said he worried the brown coast have contained things in addition to marijuana. in this case, he said the student who bought the brownies were aware they were laced. luckily, no one was hurt. and he commends the non-brownie buying student for telling authorities. >> sometimes these kids, you know, don't ask, don't tell, they don't want to get involved. but the

live in the sat center tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you.e are getting more information tonight on the shooting death of a maryland police officer with ties to our area. officers now say boothwyn native jacai colson was killed by friendly fire during a gunman's ambush. when colson arrived on the scene unmark car police say he engaged with the shooter and then was struck in the middle of that fire fight. investigators say the gunman's two brothers recorded the whole thing. all three have been arrested. >>> emotional vigil tonight for the teenaged girl tragically killed by a stray bullet over the weekend. loved ones gathered earl yes in west philly to honor and remember the victim. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there. >> reporter: the same west philly stoop where 18-year-old girl lost her life now the scene of love and memories. >> i love you so much. >> more than 100 family members and friends gathering near salford and callowhill in west philly -- balloons and candles in hand to remember nadje killed saturday night by a stray bul

tonight "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has the story of a philadelphia woman killed in the crash and how her friends plan to honor her this weekend. >> you could just meet her and feel like you've known her for your entire life. >> reporter: julie kimmel man says her friend emily, loved life, live cut short when her plan crashed into the french alps last march. emily and her mother i didn't have von a philadelphia day native died. they were on their way from spain to germany. judy kimmel man saw the inseparable mother and daughter a few days before the crash. >> we were skipping down the streets of barcelona. how cool is it to be able to travel abroad with one of your closest friends and her mom i didn't have von treated me like a second daughter during that week. >> investigators say the co-pilot german citizen andreas will you bits lock the pilot out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed the plane. records later showed he had a history of severe depression and ignored a doctor's order to check into a psychiatric hospital. >> it's a shame, and it's kind of an attest how our n

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt expect to the couple. >> i got burned. i got out of my house safe. my family got out of the house safe. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are a painful reminder of the powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian graves abington home a home they have shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening, that is what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned homes, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings plus a credit card. >> i felt like because i have been a victim of a fire, someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like oh, your insurance will fey for it. >> reporter: police say this man used that credit cards in several stores on broad street in north philadelphia. they don't know if he broke in the house but they do know that he is using the card. >> someone coming from north philadelphia, appeared here in abington, take some credit cards and get back down to philadelphia and use them and more likel

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speakingut in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberly's story is a common one. especially here in delaware. the state department of transportation put out this notice to let homeowners know that paving scammers are out in big numbers.

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speaking out in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberly's story is a common one. especially here in delaware. the state department of transportation put out this notice to let homeowners know that paving scammers are out in big numbers

reporting in the sat center, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> right now 5:36. and in business news this morning, why you may never get stuck in traffic again. pat, i'm sorry, you may be out after job. new details about last month increase. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, former top lawyer for pharmaceuticals says he warned against the drastic price hike that triggered a national backlash against the company annuities ceo, marin score ellie. the lawyer told senate lawmakers yesterday that he made it clear that raising the price of the drug 5000% would severely impact the business and reputation. he resigned in december and is facing criminal charges in a separate matter. >> fee a suffered its first financial lost since 2002 last year. soccer's embattled governing body reported a loss of $122 million after a year rocked by a corruption scandal. total income for 2015 was 1.5 billion, less than its expenses of almost 1.3 billion. included in those expenditures, nearly 28 million in executive pay and 61 million in legal costs. >>> there are two brands of tu

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in frankford with more on what happened and what authoritiesre saying about the suspects. >> reporter: considering what happened it's amazing that nobody was hurt. this all happened tonight about 7:00 o'clock the 5300 block of hedge street. authorities say that some undercover detectives were in the area dealing with some narcotics warrants. at that point they say that they heard several gunshots in the area. they went to check it out. then were told according to detectives that four men opened fire on a police car. there was one detective sitting inside. luckily that detective was not injured. >> several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. so which is -- which is very brazen. and it's very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone especially a police officer that's out here to protect everyone. >> reporter: authorities have two is you inspects in custody. they are looking for two more suspects. if you have any information give police a call. you can remain non muss. reporting in frankford, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well t

"eyewitness sports" reporter might as well news reporter david spunt -- >> something happened, david.st. joe's. >> they just score. 78-76. >> let's see what's going on. okay. all right. we are 78-78 just it look like we're going to overtime guys live here right now at the perch a lost tension. you can cut it with a knife. people have been all night just jumping up and down pacing back and forth. clearly didn't expect this to go tonight. we're seeing right now actually looks like it's 78-76, so you're taking a live look right now just to kind of see waiting for that final call here but i just between play some sound with some of those players, some of those fans from a little bit earlier. i want you to hear real quick what folks had to say as they were watching the game. >> i'm really happy with our fellow hawks, how they've been doing and i'm real excite to see where they go. >> i'm so happy either way making it this far is such an accomplish many. i'm confident they'll do well. >> no what the what happens, i'm always be a hawk. hawk's for life. the hawk will never die and dreams neve

david spunt in the middle with all the students that. >> probably still having fun on can't campus right now. >> i have a feeling that's definitely true. >> many march madness fans know the hawk is the mascot of st. joe's. for sick years it represented the motto the hawk will never die by flapping its wings non-stop. >> how does the bird keep the feathers flying from the start of the game to the final buzzard. vittoria woodill goes one-on-one with one of hawks to find out. >> you've seen him flying on the court, soreness fearless in feathers the st. joe's university hawk. one of the hawks junior the hawk for the st. joe's women's basketball team tells us about his first time flying solo. >> it was pretty surreal. i had a terribly difficult time figuring out which way to put the wings on and the pants were on backwards and everything like that. once i got accustom to it and i was inside and i got the feel this is pretty i was m it's a privilege. my peers appreciate what i do as the hawk. they know it's not easy. they know it's for the communi community. but i don't wear it like a badge of

reporting in the sat center this morning, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead this morning, four month old baby abducted just feet away from his father. >> my life just stopped. everything just stopped and just dropped at the bottom of my feet. >> where he was found safe and the mistake that baby's father made that put his child's life in danger. also, imagine waking up to see this face in your bedroom. coming up a little bit later we are live for the search for this man wanted in a terrifying home invasion on the main line. >> and a dolphin stampede. where hundreds of dolphins were seen frolicking in the water coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dreary morning out there. a lot of headlights on, folks headed to work and school. just take it easy. give yourself a little extra time if you k we'll be back with a check on your forecast and also those roads. good morning. my office needs new laptops and a price match guarantee. i took a body language class once and the way you're standing could mean you're hiding something. oh! uh, staples has low prices. okay, now you're shouting..

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> considering nobody was hurt, all happened tonight about 7:00, 5300 block of hedge street. undercover detective in the area dealing with some narcotics warrant, at that point, they say that they heard several gunshots in the area, then told according to detective that four men opened fire on police car. there was one detective, sitting inside, luckily, that detective was not injured. >>> several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. so, which is very brazen, and it is very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone specially a police officer, that's out here to protect everyone. looking for two more suspect, if you have any information, give police a call, you can remain anonymous, reporting in frankford, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> would be robbery victims turns the table on his robber. police say man tried to rob another man, so, the victim pulls out gun and started shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon, around 5:30, at the busy intersection of broad and allegheny avenue. the 23 year old man was shot three times in the

reporting from septa headquarters, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> subcontract workers a at philadelphia international are on strike this morning. this is video from the similar walk out by the union last november. workers from the same union claimed prime flight and mcginn security are not complying with the cities new minimum wage of $2 an hour -- 12-dollar an hour or sick day law. airport says operations are normal. >>> strike at philadelphia international is part of the strikes at other airports across the country, monk them, chicago o'hare international, security officers, baggage handlers, janitors and other employees plan to walk off of their jobs in a few hours. >>> well, this is not the one you want to see at the any airport a plane on fire, coming up, where this happened, and what the pilot was doing at the time. >>> ♪ the. >> it is hottest ticket in town but now broadway musical hamilton is under fire, for a controversial casting call. >>> and nova nation gets ready, wildcats have a arrived in houston, coming up, coach jay wright talks about going to the final

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on what authorities are saying about the suspects. >> considering what happened, it is amaze that nobody was hurt there is all happened tonight, about 7:00 this 5300 block of hedge street. authorities say that some undercover detectives were in the area, dealing with some narcotics warrants, at that point, they say, that they heard several gunshots in the area. they went to check it out. then were told according to detectives that four men opened fire on a police car. there was one detective sit being inside, luckily, that detective was not injured. >> several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. so which is very brazen, it is very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone, especially a police officer, that's out here to protect everyone. >> authorities have two suspect in custody. they are looking for two more suspect, and if you have any information, give police a call. you can remain anonymous. reporting in frankford, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a would-be robbery victim turns the tables on his rob nerve north phi

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has i store of the philadelphia woman kill in the crash and hower friend plan to honor her today. >> we could just meet her and known her your entire life. >> reporter: julie kimmelman says her close friend emily selke loved life that was cut short when her plane crash in the french alps last march. emily and her mother yvonne, a philadelphia native, died. they were on their way from spain to germany. julie kimmelman saw the inseparable mother and daughter just a few days before the crash. >> we were skipping down the streets of the bars loan, i mean how cool to travel aboard with one of your closest friend and her mom, yes van, who treated me like a second daughter during that week. >> reporter: investigators say the co pilot andre a a lubitz launched out of the pilot and intentionally, crashed the plane. record later show lubitz had a history of severe depression and ignored a doctor's order to check into a psychiatric hospital. >> it is a shame, and it is an attack to how our nation looks at mental health and other nation does as well. >> repor

. >> that was david spunt reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on sebastien bellin's reunion with his family as he recovers from injuries in the brussels attack. >>> plus, charlie gets some golf tips from defending masters champ jordan spieth and country music star on her acm nomination. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. >>> it's 4:30, 50 degrees on this thursday, march 31st. a warm day and there is some unsettled weather heading our way. good morning, i'm creation wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the twos in a moment. >>> and first, police hope a surville -- surveillance video

reporting live tonight in center city, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thankou. >>> we have also reach out to st. joe's and penn state about their study abroad programs in belgium. both schools have seven students enroll they tell us those students are all safe and out of harm's way. >>> former philadelphia 76er dikembe mutumbo napping at a lounge at brussels airport when those bombs wept off. awoke to people screaming and running. he ran with the crowd and was not injured. he was waiting for a connecting flight to the us after visiting one of his foundations hospitals in his native congo. he says it was upsetting to see women trying to push their children to safety. >>> as new details emerge in the brussels terror tax be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage and when we're not here on tv we've got updates for you any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> turning now to campaign 2016, voters head to the polls in arizona, utah and idaho. we're waiting results from arizona where the polls are now closed. donald trump has been leading in polls in arizo