our david spunt will show you sneaking surprising way burglars can get inside your home and burglars looks at cities differently. >> they look forget away route where we just look for a way to get to work. >> you can out smart them and we will show you how tonight the at is 11:00. >>> venture capital list looking for their next big investment without ever getting out of the car. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 why they were conducting interviews with local entrepreneur as they drove around philly today. >>> later, one of the areas most popular museums is branching out in a new way, coming up variety the tore use woodill will show you where to find this hidden treasure of

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> great information, david, thank you. >>> as the investigationtinues into the death of prince, the jacket the sinking super star wore in 1984 movie purpose rain is hitting the auction block. it has an estimated value of $8,000. prince was found dead at his home last week. authorities are still investigating whether he died from an overdose. >>> this week we also learned prince did not have a will. he died leaving behind an estate worth millions of dollars. >> so where will the money go? it's a good question and nicole brewer joins us now. nicole, there are a lot of people out there who may not have wills. >> yeah, actually more than half of american at adults pretty surprising. it may be because it's not exactly something most of us want to think about, right? but we prince's passing, it did make us wonder what happens if you die without a will. it's a good question that often depends on who you are and where you live. ♪ >> kind of a tough topic to think about. >> what happens if you die without will? >> oh, good question. >> i have no idea. >> i

. >> we have live team coverage, david spunt and cherri gregg are with the democratic candidates but lets begin with trang do with more in west chester, trang? >> reporter: hi, good evening, guys. that rally ended about an an hour ago. you can see the crowd has really thinned out, here, police are out here right now. at one point there were thousands of pro and anti donald trump protesters. anti group started showing up around 12:00 noon. they were organizing on facebook trying to send a message that trump is not welcomed here. meanwhile plenty of donald trump support as well. 's arrived just before 4:00 and spoke before a enthusiastic crowd of 3500 people inside the field house here. he had a message for those who are not taking him seriously as a presidential candidate. >> we're going to be if i'm elect i will be a great president for the people of this country. a great president. i will bring back your jobs. i will do things. because the fact is, that our country is not working anymore. our country is really in bad shape. >> reporter: chopper three is now live over university aven

reporting david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> snapping and driving. a popular social media ap is at the center of what could become a landmark lawsuit. a georgia man is suing snap chat. claims a teenage driver crashed into his driver driving mrorn 100 miles an hour, the papal visit alleges the filter is an incentive for drivers to drive fast. >>> new senses figures release this week so the millenial generations has surpassed baby boomers. >> there's a negative view. some say shay feel entitled and lack motivation. do they deserve. >> i am a millenial. whatever i say million, it's a good question, especially considering there are so many of us. >> i don't know what's wrong with these kids today. >> you know what people say about millenials. >> no, what do people say. >> there's the notion we're spoiled, they entitled. >> i think any young person thinks they're entitled. >> doctor franking is a psychology professor a the temple he defends the 75 million people. who make up millenials. is there any truth to this. >> there's some studies that suggest thos

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> great information, david, thank you. >>> as the investigationtinues into the death of prince, the jacket the sinking super star wore in 1984 movie purpose rain is hitting the auction block. it has an estimated value of $8,000. prince was found dead at his home last week. authorities are still investigating whether he died from an overdose. >>> this week we also learned prince did not have a will. he died leaving behind an estate worth millions of dollars. >> so where will the money go? it's a good question and nicole brewer joins us now. nicole, there are a lot of people out there who may not have wills. >> yeah, actually more than half of american at adults pretty surprising. it may be because it's not exactly something most of us want to think about, right? but we prince's passing, it did make us wonder what happens if you die without a will. it's a good question that often depends on who you are and where you live. ♪ >> kind of a tough topic to think about. >> what happens if you die without will? >> oh, good question. >> i have no idea. >> i

reporting david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> snapping and driving. a popular social media ap is at the center of what could become a landmark lawsuit. a georgia man is suing snap chat. claims a teenage driver crashed into his driver driving mrorn 100 miles an hour, the papal visit alleges the filter is an incentive for drivers to drive fast. >>> new senses figures release this week so the millenial generations has surpassed baby boomers. >> there's a negative view. some say shay feel entitled and lack motivation. do they deserve. >> i am a millenial. whatever i say million, it's a good question, especially considering there are so many of us. >> i don't know what's wrong with these kids today. >> you know what people say about millenials. >> no, what do people say. >> there's the notion we're spoiled, they entitled. >> i think any young person thinks they're entitled. >> doctor franking is a psychology professor a the temple he defends the 75 million people. who make up millenials. is there any truth to this. >> there's some studies that suggest thos

reporting live from south philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for. that. >>> lets look at some numbers. new quinnipiac poll find neither clinton or sanders is strong enough to beat john case nick a potential november election. pennsylvania voters would chose the republican over clinton 51 to 35 percent. matches up between kasich and sanders is a bit closer, 46 percent to 40 percent but kasich on stop by six points. >>> ted cruz described his victory in wisconsin last night as a turning point in the race for the white house. he beat donald trump by double digits. although trump still leads in the number of delegates won overall, his loss last night makes it all the more challenging for him to win the nomination out right. cruz has cast himself as the most electable conservative. >> donald trump promised a big victory in wisconsin and not only did he not get a big victory but men and women of wisconsin resoundingly rejected his campaign and the reason is simple, donald has no solutions to the problems we're facing. >> cleveland will host the repub

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us several want her job. >> reporter: five men from fiverent backgrounds and different parts of our state told "eyewitness news" they believe they are the best person to replace outgoing attorney general kathleen kane. she's had several legal troubles over the past year involving grand jury leaks and pornographic e-mails. we start with republican state senator john rafferty from collegeville. >> how do you move past the dark cloud that hangs over the attorney general's office right now? >> your word and office going forward will be a place people will look out for professional responsibility, will be look at for one that's going adhere to the commonwealth attorneys act. decisions are not going to be made for political reasons or personal vengeance. >> kane was indicted last year an nounsed in february she would not seek re-elect. allegheny district attorney steven zappala says kane broke the trust of pennsylvanians. >> i've been district attorney for 18 years and i'm going to do for the office of the attorney general what i've done as distr

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in election central tonight with more on the battle forelegates. david? >> reporter: jess carbs it's interesting because normally this time of year we don't expect states like new york and pennsylvania to be in play like they are this election season. but not many people expected to have five candidates in the race on april 19th. all candidates insist they're going to their party's conventions this summer. >> new yorkers, you've always -- you've always had my back. (applause). >> and i've always tried to have yours. (applause). as predicted in the polls senator hillary clinton claimed victory in the state. in philadelphia, a crowd showed up for a hillary clinton watch party. she cheering on the democratic frontrunner her rival bernie sanders moved past new york and spent most of the evening in front of a large crowd at penn state university where he took a dig at clinton. >> i am keeping my my cell phone on because i am waiting for that call from jp morgan chase or goldman sachs saying bernie, we want to you give a speech to wall street. >

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in election central tonight with more on the battle forelegates. david? >> reporter: jess carbs it's interesting because normally this time of year we don't expect states like new york and pennsylvania to be in play like they are this election season. but not many people expected to have five candidates in the race on april 19th. all candidates insist they're going to their party's conventions this summer. >> new yorkers, you've always -- you've always had my back. (applause). >> and i've always tried to have yours. (applause). as predicted in the polls senator hillary clinton claimed victory in the state. in philadelphia, a crowd showed up for a hillary clinton watch party. she cheering on the democratic frontrunner her rival bernie sanders moved past new york and spent most of the evening in front of a large crowd at penn state university where he took a dig at clinton. >> i am keeping my my cell phone on because i am waiting for that call from jp morgan chase or goldman sachs saying bernie, we want to you give a speech to wall street. >

our david spunt is in our election central with more on a big night for trump. david. >> reporter: a big night for trump and his supporters, donald trump used the word presumptive nominee. he is ready for november. he wants to put the campaign aside. his opponents say they're not ready to do that. >> in a clean sweep, donald trump picked up wins in all five states tonight. >> i just want to tell you for the five states i am so honored. this was to me, our biggest night. because. >> trump is poiseed to win the republican nomination. he won big in pennsylvania. specifically philadelphia. we joined republicans for a watch party tonight in northeast philadelphia. >> people wanted to come out and vote for donald trump this evening. >> but senator ted cruz is hoping for a brokered or contested convention. >> thank you and god bless you. >> reporter: a pash cruz spoke from indiana before the polls closed. he'll spend much next week campaigning in the hoosier state. >> the chosen candidate of washington, the chosen candidate of big money and the lobbyiest, they are not g

reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david.hances if you were at the ball yard you spent the middle of the seventh inning getting in stretch. but why is it done it's tonight's good question and nicole will have the answer in just a few minutes. more than 39,000 east coast verizon land line phone and cable workers could go on strike on wednesday. members of the international brotherhood of electrical workers and the communications workers of america have been without a contract since august between 15. union leaders say verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier recent lie more on contract workers. verizon says it's been moving the bargaining process forward and that strike threats are not constructive. >> what the company is trying to do is take the work and the call center environments and move it out of state or even out of the country to have it done by someone else, and not return the invest tom their local communities. >> the two sides will meet again tomorrow and verizon says it is hopeful there will be no stri

let's get right out now to eyewitness news reporter david spunt he's live in north wales where he's been tracking the story all day long for us. >> reporter: authorities originally announced this as an active shooter situation. the suspect neutral liesed seconds after pulling that trig gear. right now you are going to hear from a woman sitting a few rose and sadly witnessed everything that happened inside this church behind me. >> a fight broke out and the guy pulled the gun. >> reporter: breeana somers, was sitting around 11:00 sunday morning when things quickly got out of control. >> we are wore shiping and you here three different gunshots everybody kind of went on the floor and was hiding. >> reporter: authorities told eyewitness news a male church member walked into the service, pulled out a gun then shot 27 year old robert braxton. he was rushed to a hospital in lansdale where he was pronounced dead. >> first thing that went through my mom i have a six year old i'm a single momma upset not knowing whether off getting to be to see her. >> this was adult time for people. >> reporter:

our david spunt is in our election central with more on a big night for trump. david. >> reporter: a big night for trump and his supporters, donald trump used the word presumptive nominee. he is ready for november. he wants to put the campaign aside. his opponents say they're not ready to do that. >> in a clean sweep, donald trump picked up wins in all five states tonight. >> i just want to tell you for the five states i am so honored. this was to me, our biggest night. because. >> trump is poiseed to win the republican nomination. he won big in pennsylvania. specifically philadelphia. we joined republicans for a watch party tonight in northeast philadelphia. >> people wanted to come out and vote for donald trump this evening. >> but senator ted cruz is hoping for a brokered or contested convention. >> thank you and god bless you. >> reporter: a pash cruz spoke from indiana before the polls closed. he'll spend much next week campaigning in the hoosier state. >> the chosen candidate of washington, the chosen candidate of big money and the lobbyiest, they are not g

our team coverage begins tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who is live outside cityall. that's where hillary clinton held a rally this evening. david? >> reporter: jessica, this was hillary clinton's last big push for voters. it was about 200 people not inside city hall but inside the city hall courtyard just behind me here. hillary clinton tonight didn't really focus on bernie sanders. she looked ahead to the general election in november. >> i -- i am thrilled to be here in philadelphia with all of you! and i am delighted to be in this beautiful setting. >> reporter: with few hundred people cheering her on in the courtyard of city hall former secretary of state hillary clinton told supporters she's ready for the fight against the republican nominee in november. >> and i want to be the best president that you could possibly have here in pennsylvania and in philadelph philadelphia. >> reporter: clinton ahead in the polls in pennsylvania, did not mention democratic rival bernie sanders by name. but did mention frontrunner donald trump and ted cruz just a few minutes in

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the airport with more on what's causing the backup. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, nobody likes long lines especially at the airport. but we're seeing those longer lines good weather just about guarantees those long lines. the reason because transportation security administration screeners, that number is shrinking. it's one of the most stressful parts of flying, the pre flight wait in security line that could be an hour, sometimes even longer. >> it looked like they were just slow as well. that her doing extra work. >> reporter: new data shows in one week last month, about 6800 american airlines passengers record number missed their flights because of the long lines. >> the security line like an hour. in the security line. >> reporter: date from cbs news shows the number of tsa screeners is down 15% from 2011. airport officials around the country and locally are doing their best to accommodate. >> we know that the line may look very long but there are many lanes within the checkpoints so even though the line looks long it ma no

reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david.hances if you were at the ball yard you spent the middle of the seventh inning getting in stretch. but why is it done it's tonight's good question and nicole will have the answer in just a few minutes. more than 39,000 east coast verizon land line phone and cable workers could go on strike on wednesday. members of the international brotherhood of electrical workers and the communications workers of america have been without a contract since august between 15. union leaders say verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier recent lie more on contract workers. verizon says it's been moving the bargaining process forward and that strike threats are not constructive. >> what the company is trying to do is take the work and the call center environments and move it out of state or even out of the country to have it done by someone else, and not return the invest tom their local communities. >> the two sides will meet again tomorrow and verizon says it is hopeful there will be no stri

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us from our satellite center with what you need to know, david. >> reporter: good news, tax day is monday so you have a little bit of the extension this year. the earned income tax credit could benefit tens of thousands of philadelphians. the problem is not many people know about it. >> don't be scared to ask for help. >> reporter: north philadelphia resident lea padilla hates paying taxes, every april, she cringes. >> i'm always fearful that i willow something. >> reporter: but this year the single mom with the full-time job got quite the surprise. when she learned that the government would pay her, about $3,000. >> i talked to people who are like really, you can get that? if you are eligible. >> reporter: thanks to the earned income tax credit, padilla and about 40,000 other philadelphians qualified. >> this is crucial. they need to a reply. >> reporter: city councilman a allen dumb has made it his mission to tell people about the earned income tax c he sent this letter to president obama to push for national awareness about the the credi

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the sat center with new details. vid. >> reporter: jessica little ahsir simmons is home safe with his family in philadelphia. his mother told me she's afraid to take him out in public. in the meantime the alleged kidnapper is behind bars on half a million dollars bail. she told authorities cherie gets the whole thing. for almost five hours seven we're old simmons was a stranger one who that's right, sir say took him from his mother inside king of prussia mall. >> i'm just blessed and i'm just lucky to be holding my son right now. to be holding him in my arms after what happened yesterday is a blessing. >> reporter: malika hunter is paranoid about losing her son again. police say the woman in this surveillance video is cherie amoore. she appeared before a judge on friday and faces several charg charges. >> she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steal baby. >> reporter: but malika hunt says that's what happened. so a moore's intentions don't really matter. hunter told "eyewi

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in the cbs3 sat center. vid, this won't happen overnight. >> reporter: no, it won't jessica. governor wolf is confident that he'll sign that bill on sunday. he released a statement earl yes tonight but things won't change immediately it could take maybe a little bit longer than year. local lawmaker tried for years to get this signed into law. tonight it appears that his fight is just about over. with a vost 149-46 the pennsylvania house of representatives approved a medical marijuana bill that would make pennsylvania the 24th state to legalize the drug for medicinal purposes. >> it's a new day in pennsylvania. marijuana is medicine it's com coming to pennsylvania. >> reporter: for years, montgomery county senator daylin leach has been one of the chief forces pushing for medical marijuana in pennsylvania. he and parents of children with seizures have aggressively pushed for the new law. collegeville resident erin mccann is one of them. >> we've tried 13 medications and he continues to fail all the medications

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in the cbs3 sat center. vid, this won't happen overnight. >> reporter: no, it won't jessica. governor wolf is confident that he'll sign that bill on sunday. he released a statement earl yes tonight but things won't change immediately it could take maybe a little bit longer than year. local lawmaker tried for years to get this signed into law. tonight it appears that his fight is just about over. with a vost 149-46 the pennsylvania house of representatives approved a medical marijuana bill that would make pennsylvania the 24th state to legalize the drug for medicinal purposes. >> it's a new day in pennsylvania. marijuana is medicine it's com coming to pennsylvania. >> reporter: for years, montgomery county senator daylin leach has been one of the chief forces pushing for medical marijuana in pennsylvania. he and parents of children with seizures have aggressively pushed for the new law. collegeville resident erin mccann is one of them. >> we've tried 13 medications and he continues to fail all the medications

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the airport with more on what's causing the backup. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, nobody likes long lines especially at the airport. but we're seeing those longer lines good weather just about guarantees those long lines. the reason because transportation security administration screeners, that number is shrinking. it's one of the most stressful parts of flying, the pre flight wait in security line that could be an hour, sometimes even longer. >> it looked like they were just slow as well. that her doing extra work. >> reporter: new data shows in one week last month, about 6800 american airlines passengers record number missed their flights because of the long lines. >> the security line like an hour. in the security line. >> reporter: date from cbs news shows the number of tsa screeners is down 15% from 2011. airport officials around the country and locally are doing their best to accommodate. >> we know that the line may look very long but there are many lanes within the checkpoints so even though the line looks long it ma no

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the sat center with new details. vid. >> reporter: jessica little ahsir simmons is home safe with his family in philadelphia. his mother told me she's afraid to take him out in public. in the meantime the alleged kidnapper is behind bars on half a million dollars bail. she told authorities cherie gets the whole thing. for almost five hours seven we're old simmons was a stranger one who that's right, sir say took him from his mother inside king of prussia mall. >> i'm just blessed and i'm just lucky to be holding my son right now. to be holding him in my arms after what happened yesterday is a blessing. >> reporter: malika hunter is paranoid about losing her son again. police say the woman in this surveillance video is cherie amoore. she appeared before a judge on friday and faces several charg charges. >> she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steal baby. >> reporter: but malika hunt says that's what happened. so a moore's intentions don't really matter. hunter told "eyewi

our team coverage begins tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who is live outside cityall. that's where hillary clinton held a rally this evening. david? >> reporter: jessica, this was hillary clinton's last big push for voters. it was about 200 people not inside city hall but inside the city hall courtyard just behind me here. hillary clinton tonight didn't really focus on bernie sanders. she looked ahead to the general election in november. >> i -- i am thrilled to be here in philadelphia with all of you! and i am delighted to be in this beautiful setting. >> reporter: with few hundred people cheering her on in the courtyard of city hall former secretary of state hillary clinton told supporters she's ready for the fight against the republican nominee in november. >> and i want to be the best president that you could possibly have here in pennsylvania and in philadelph philadelphia. >> reporter: clinton ahead in the polls in pennsylvania, did not mention democratic rival bernie sanders by name. but did mention frontrunner donald trump and ted cruz just a few minutes in

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has the latest on who was in our area today. >> reporter: theennsylvania primary is april 26th. and 210 delegates up for grabs. get used to seeing hillary clinton and bernie sanders in our area over the next few weeks. sanders met with afl-cio members in philadelphia today. >> republicans good nervous when we talk about redistribution of wealth. the truth is there has been a redistribution of wealth. the problem is it has gone in the wrong direction. >> reporter: sanders took heat for calling clinton unqualified. he salt down with char -- sat down with charlie rose. >> do you believe that secretary clinton is unqualified. why can't you say she has a first rate resume. >> absolutely. >> in terms of the life and public service. >> look char lease. >> she's one of the most qualified people to run. >> she has years of experience, she is extremely intelligent. >> reporter: clinton was in town yesterday in front of the afl-cio. former president bill clinton was in town today stumping for his wife. >> i owe philadelphia a hot. this city voted for me in

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us from our satellite center with more, david. >> reporter: new report unfortunately not many answers. >> two lock time amtrak employees were killed when the derailment happened earlier this month. tonight we are taking a closer look at that report just release aid few hours ago. amtrak car number 89 struck a backhoe april 3rd, wounding 41 people, more than previously reported. according to the national transportation safety board, 344 people were on board, and no one on the train died, but veterans amtrak workers peter adamwitch and joe carter were killed. train was going 106 miles an hour, according to a new report released monday that backhoe at center of the accident was being used to clean hardened mud spots and other minor debris on the tracks, main track two was removed from services and work continued with constraints on tracks one, three and 46789 train 89 was not supposed to travel on track three, occupied by the backhoe but authorities say that somehow the train slammed into the backhoe, causing the accident. experts cited a clear

we have team three coverage for you, as the candidates stump in philadelphia lets start with david spunt in south philadelphia where bernie sanders is set to speak at any moment now, david. >> senator sand are will be here any minute at temple united methodist church behind me. this is a popular church for political candidates to meet with members of the black, religious community. he is scheduled to speak her at 6:00. he will have a discussion on stage talking about different issues including the economy. last night was a huge night for him in wisconsin, when he won. he has 1025 delegates of the 2383 needed delegates, and big news today from the sanders campaign is that they plan to go to the convention, in philadelphia just a few miles from here at the end of july. i spoke to the sanders state director ryan hughes. >> we feel a lot of momentum here and like the senator himself a has said we are going to the convention. this is still a a very competitive primary and we're in this thing to win. >> reporter: after this is over, senator sanders will speak in front of the temple university

in evesham township, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, sir.salute you. >> absolutely. >> beautiful. >>> bruce string stoning and e street band are taking a stand. >> the group canceled upcoming concert in north carolina. we'll tell you why their refus refusing to play. >>> also ahead tonight all eyes were on pennsylvania landing to night. vittoria woodill takes you behind the scenes at the philadelphia international festival of the arts and shares the meaning of this very special exhibit. kate? >> and we are tracking april snow. here it is. clipper system heading our way. we'll produce snow tomorrow and temperatures in the 40s so when do the 60s return? i'll have some good news as well with the seven day forecast and the latest on the snow when we come fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to p

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt checks in from election central, david. >> reporter: donald trump wants a clean sweep and get this race over with. he is looking forward to november but his opponent john kasich and ted cruz say they are not giving up. republican front runner donald trump is hoping for a clean sweep today and he made it clear he wants john kasich and ted cruz out. >> they ought to both drop out of the race so we can unify the republican party. >> reporter: polls suggest that trump will win all of today's contests, he has criticized deal made by cruz and kasich to slow him down. kasich will continue to new mexico and oregon, cruz in indiana. >> if you don't want to see hillary clinton as president and nominating donald trump ensures hillary clinton wins the general, i would ask governor kasich support tours stand with us. >> reporter: latest cbs news battle ground tracker shows trump with a five-point lead over cruz, voters and candidates are bracing for contested convention in cleveland in july. the house speaker paul rye on who went through a convention in 2012 wit

he will be sentenced on may 20th we're live in the sat center tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news >> all right, david, thank you. >>> verizon says its strike readiness team has been activated and it is preparing for strike as soon as tomorrow morning. nearly 40,000o coast verizon land line phone and cable workers are set to go on strike at 6am union members have been without a contract since augus august 2015. they say verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier and rely more on contract workers. verizon says non-union workers will fill in if that strike takes place. >>> new tonight residents speak out on the proposed soda tax in philadelphia. many turn out at a public hearing on mayor kenney's budget in hunting park. the mayor has proposed a 3 cents per ounce tax increase on sugar added beverages in order to fund universal pre k. some of the room held signs condemning that proposed tax. >>> the pennsylvania senate has passed medical marijuana legislation for the second time in 11 months. the amended bill passed in a 42-seven vote it now heads back to the house. governor

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells you what is causing the back up and what officials doing to stop it. >> it is one of the most stressful part of flying. the pre-flight wait in a security line that could be an hour, sometimes even longer. >> it look like they were just slow, as well. that they were doing extra work. >> new data shows that in one week last month, about 6800 american airlines passengers, record number, missed their flights, because of the long lines. >> and the security line, like an hour, in the security line. >> data from cbs news shows the number of tsa screeners down 15% from 2011. airport officials around the country and locally are doing their best to accommodate. >> we know that the line may look very long, but there are many lanes within the checkpoints, so even though the line looks long, it may not be as daunting as it appears to be. >> quickly point out the security lines just that, to ensure security, in a statement to "eyewitness news", a spokesperson said the agency's number one priority is keeping you safe. quote, we at tsa have a robust plan,

reporting live tonight in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david. >>>he death toll from the devastating earthquake in ecuador topped 400. officials say 413 people are confirmed dead. about 2500 others injured. video from the scene shows rescuers safe ago man from rubble in man at a. they cut a hole in the ceiling to pull that man and two others out. one of many rescue efforts going on across the country following saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake. >>> sad news from the entertainment world tonight actress doris roberts has passed away at the age of 90. the emmy award winning actress had wonderful career dating babb to the early 50's. best known for her role in everybody loves ramon she played the mother to ray romano's character on the long running sitcom that aired right here on cbs. roberts died overnight in los angeles official cause of death has yet been released. >>> in campaign 2016 voters prepare to go to the polls tomorrow for the new york primary. gop frontrunner donald trump campaigned tonight in buffalo. trump is hoping for a big delegate hall in

in evesham township, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, sir.salute you. >> absolutely. >> beautiful. >>> bruce string stoning and e street band are taking a stand. >> the group canceled upcoming concert in north carolina. we'll tell you why their refus refusing to play. >>> also ahead tonight all eyes were on pennsylvania landing to night. vittoria woodill takes you behind the scenes at the philadelphia international festival of the arts and shares the meaning of this very special exhibit. kate? >> and we are tracking april snow. here it is. clipper system heading our way. we'll produce snow tomorrow and temperatures in the 40s so when do the 60s return? i'll have some good news as well with the seven day forecast and the latest on the snow when we com >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> authorities in belgium have arrested the last known fugitive in the paris terror tack. 31-year-old muhammed abrini was arrested along with five others today. authorities are now investigat investig

reporting live tonight in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david. >>>he death toll from the devastating earthquake in ecuador topped 400. officials say 413 people are confirmed dead. about 2500 others injured. video from the scene shows rescuers safe ago man from rubble in man at a. they cut a hole in the ceiling to pull that man and two others out. one of many rescue efforts going on across the country following saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake. >>> sad news from the entertainment world tonight actress doris roberts has passed away at the age of 90. the emmy award winning actress had wonderful career dating babb to the early 50's. best known for her role in everybody loves ramon she played the mother to ray romano's character on the long running sitcom that aired right here on cbs. roberts died overnight in los angeles official cause of death has yet been released. >>> in campaign 2016 voters prepare to go to the polls tomorrow for the new york primary. gop frontrunner donald trump campaigned tonight in buffalo. trump is hoping for a big delegate hall in

he will be sentenced on may 20th we're live in the sat center tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news >> all right, david, thank you. >>> verizon says its strike readiness team has been activated and it is preparing for strike as soon as tomorrow morning. nearly 40,000o coast verizon land line phone and cable workers are set to go on strike at 6am union members have been without a contract since augus august 2015. they say verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier and rely more on contract workers. verizon says non-union workers will fill in if that strike takes place. >>> new tonight residents speak out on the proposed soda tax in philadelphia. many turn out at a public hearing on mayor kenney's budget in hunting park. the mayor has proposed a 3 cents per ounce tax increase on sugar added beverages in order to fund universal pre k. some of the room held signs condemning that proposed tax. >>> the pennsylvania senate has passed medical marijuana legislation for the second time in 11 months. the amended bill passed in a 42-seven vote it now heads back to the house. governor

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has the latest on who was in our area today. >> reporter: theennsylvania primary is april 26th. and 210 delegates up for grabs. get used to seeing hillary clinton and bernie sanders in our area over the next few weeks. sanders met with afl-cio members in philadelphia today. >> republicans good nervous when we talk about redistribution of wealth. the truth is there has been a redistribution of wealth. the problem is it has gone in the wrong direction. >> reporter: sanders took heat for calling clinton unqualified. he salt down with char -- sat down with charlie rose. >> do you believe that secretary clinton is unqualified. why can't you say she has a first rate resume. >> absolutely. >> in terms of the life and public service. >> look char lease. >> she's one of the most qualified people to run. >> she has years of experience, she is extremely intelligent. >> reporter: clinton was in town yesterday in front of the afl-cio. former president bill clinton was in town today stumping for his wife. >> i owe philadelphia a hot. this city voted for me in

david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> fascinating story.rbucks hoping to take advantage of pennsylvania's new medical marijuana law. today greenhouse ventures is hosting what is calling a can business medical research, at the chemical heritage foundation in old city. part of philly tech week, hundreds will learn how to set up dispensaries and operations. >> these are some of the top influences in the industry that are coming here to philadelphia to talk. so there is no better opportunity to learn how to make your next best move in this industry than learning from these guys first-hand. >> people in pennsylvania want this medicine and i can't think of a better place than to have a place i would be more thrilled to distribute. >> and it will likely be two years before pennsylvania begins issuing medical marijuana related business licenses. >> runners are gearing up for tomorrow's broad street run. "eyewitness news" news at the pennsylvania convention center for the broad street run health and fitness expo. vendors offered everything from athl

coming up: reporter david spunt shows you how you can outsmart them. anita?porter: truely a leggo lovers dream, four football fields of space at the greater philadelphia expo center filled with exhibit, and leggos like this, we're here in the glow zone, coming up we'll show you more of the very exciting exhibit inch its here that you can expect at brick fest live. >> and a little chilly to start the day, and rain is on the way this weekend. justin will tell us when it arrives and when 70 agree temperatures may get back into the forecast. when we come right back. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella. spread the happy! >> home break-in's happen in all neighborhoods, for many, keeping your home safe is a constant concern. but there are some sneaky and surprising ways burglars can get what they want. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt, shows you, what could be making your home an easy target. >> with temperatures warming up, people just do

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is on campus with more on the preparations by both the universitynd law enforcement. david? >> reporter: just about every law enforcement agency in the area is here i want to take a look and show you right now. they are prepared when this gape ends in a few minutes to deal with about 4500 people that are going to be coming out of the pavilion tonight. they say they just want to make sure tonight people have fun and are safe. when it comes to keeping students and citizens safe after the game, the radnor township police department isn't fooling around. >> hopefully we see a victory and save celebration. >> reporter: lieutenant chris flanagan is running the show inside the temporary command center at radnor police headquarters. agents from the fbi, homeland security and police officers from philadelphia and other small towns are there, too. there to watch footage from cameras i was round town. >> all the disciplines will be on sight for public safety will operate under this roof. under unified command system and this way we can monitor and watch the ev

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with the latest on the clinton campaign, david? >> reporter: hi, jessica, former secretary hillary clinton will be behind me actually in the courtyard, of philadelphia a city hall about 7:30 tonight, in front of the 100 or so close supporters for a get out the vote event but i want to talk about what she did today in wilmington delaware. she made a stop in wilmington earlier this afternoon, a greeted some enthusiastic supporters. the at this point jessica and ukee hillary is doing talk about donald trump. the she's not focusing on bernie sanders perhaps just a way that she's looking at a national november election now, not so much the primary election. but she did continue to focus on affordable care which is also known as obama care, equal pay for women, also the minimum wage, $15, that is what senator sanders is pushing, senator clinton also said that she ports supports that as well. again she will be behind me, 7:30. she will make brief remarks, to get out a vote event. it is important to note she's only candidate in this entire

. >> yep, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with more on how police are preparing for possible celebrations, david? >> reporter: good evening. it is rainy right now but police here in villanova a they don't think that win will hold people away. they expect a lot of people on campus tonight. they are looking at tapes from 1985, to see how things got but i have got to tell you, fbi, home land security, philadelphia police, a lot of people involved. according to the lieutenant there he told me even coach jay wright knows best way to handle yourself, win or lose, take a listen. >> villanova a has taken a pro active a approach, message on jay wright on how to be a good fan, whether you win or lose, and how conduct yourself. celebration is fine. having funnies fine. if people start committing illegal act they will face the police and we hope that does not the occur. >> reporter: authorities hope that does not happen. they will be out here regardless of what the outcome is, they hope it is a quiet night. they hope not to be intrusive but they will be here if there is, some sort of pro

david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> reminder the pennsylvania and delaware primaries are this tuesday, april 26th, new jersey's primary is june 7th. >>> president obama held talks with british prime minister david cameron today in london. the president and prime minister has a lot to talk about inside number ten downing street. their past agenda included the world economy and fight against islamic state. the president stepped in the debate over whether the united kingdom should remain in the european union. >> the united states wants a strong united kingdom as a partner and the united kingdom is the at its best when it is helping to lead a strong europe. >> president obama also weighed in honorary ledge us freedom laws in north carolina and mississippi calling them wrong. >>> president obama and first lady met today with queen elizabeth and prince philip for lunch. yesterday the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. now the president almost took the queen's spot in her range rover before realizing his mistakes and climbing in the front. the president and first lady had dinner to

we have live, team three coverage for you tonight and we will start with our david spunt near motherdavid. >>> what a story the mom's name is malika hunter a and she told me she's devastated still in shock, it has been just over 24 hours since her little will boy was abduct. she said she's scared to leave her own home. >> i'm just blessed and lucky to be holding my son right now. to be holding him in my arms after what happened yesterday is a blessing. >> reporter: malika hunter said she's paranoid about losing her son again a day after cherie amoore kidnaped him from king of prussia mall. hunter insists she never let amoore held her son and she took the infant from the stall era and ran away. she called 911. amoore said her infant son recently died and holding little ahsir helped ease the pain. >> you suffered a loss or whatever. but what you did to me it wasn't called for. >> reporter: police arrested amoore in tredyffrin township late last night, authorities say she voluntarily gave ahsir back to his family. >> i lost my sense of security out here right now. i don't feel safe out

we get right over to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who has breaking development. david?> reporter: jessica, i got to tell i was big sigh of relief and smiles all around when the police chief of upper merion township made that announcement. as zero simmons is safe. he was found in tredyffrin township tonight and one woman is in police custody. chaos erupted during afternoon shopping trip at king of prussia mall. take good look at this many woman. she kidnapped seven creek old ahsir simmons. chief nolan told "eyewitness news" the mystery woman be friended one of his family members. at one point the infant started crying. authorities say the unidentified woman asked to hold him. authorities say the baby's got distracted and the woman took off. after almost five hours of intense searching, police say simmons was found. safe and unharmed. the woman that took him in custody. >> this was the most dedicated response that i've seen from all the officers involved. our surrounding diss jurisdictions i was getting texts all night from other chiefs offering help. fbi montgomery count

reporting live from port richmond david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you so much. we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do in king of prussia where the suspect was in court this afternoon. >> reporter: cherie amoore appeared with her parents and other family members and they all declined to comment. court documents reveal pretty sad details in this case. >> is there any comment you want to make on behalf of your daughter no comment right now from the family. >> reporter: no comment from cherie amoore family or amoore herself as she appeared in court on her arraignment on kidnapping charges. >> she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steel the baby. >> reporter: but tom noland said amoore is shown on surveillance video leaving the king of prussia mall with seven year-old ahsir simmons in her arms. noland said she made off with the baby after striking up a conversation with the mother. the mother was distracted while tend to go another child and amoore asked to pick up the baby. >> she did say no. at a later poin

he saved not one, not two, three lives, three different occasions, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on the officers heroic actions. these men never met before but the one on the left owes a debt he says he can never repay, officer brian saved pete's mother, after police say her husband tried to kill her. >> say to our mom, grams, so for that, our family is forever grateful. on march 8th, he got a call from a woman who appeared to be dead on the front lawn, brutally beaten, no pulse, and wasn't breathing, started cpr, after three minute, she started breathing again, the 69 year old, who wants to keep her name private, told police that her husband tried to kill her. >> i don't -- we don't do this job to be thanked or for the recognition. i love accomplice officer, and that day made me so proud. >> just four days later stock brian saved another life, this time, after a bad car accident, on busy route 73. smoke filled one of the cars, and a man inside was unconscious. he broke the car window, and brought the man to safety, five days after that, he revived another woman, who was

reporting from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness as you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as new details emerge in the story, when we are not on tv we are on line the with the latest, cbs philly.com. >>> i 13 year-old boy is in stable condition after he was accidentally hit the by a police car. the officer was reportedly responding to an assist in the the area, when a child was hit at the intersection of the broad street and fairmount avenue. the boy was taken to the hahnemann hospital, the officer was not hurt. >>> police are investigating a homicide in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood. now a a fire broke out in a row home, on the 1900 block of west bristol street around 7:00 last night. the fire fighters took 25 minutes to get the flames under control and then when the smoke cleared, fire fighters found a woman's dead body in the basement. early reports suggested that the woman died from severe head trauma. >>> and, the villanova wildcats are taking over houston. four bus loads of students, left campus yesterday for philadelphia a international. they have boarded a

we get right over to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who has breaking development. david? >> reporter: jessica, i got to tell i was big sigh of relief and smiles all around when the police chief of upper merion township made that announcement. as zero simmons is safe. he was found in tredyffrin township tonight and one woman is in police custody. chaos erupted during afternoon shopping trip at king of prussia mall. take good look at this many woman. she kidnapped seven creek old ahsir simmons. chief nolan told "eyewitness news" the mystery woman be friended one of his family members. at one point the infant started crying. authorities say the unidentified woman asked to hold him. authorities say the baby's got distracted and the woman took off. after almost five hours of intense searching, police say simmons was found. safe and unharmed. the woman that took him in custody. >> this was the most dedicated response that i've seen from all the officers involved. our surrounding diss jurisdictions i was getting texts all night from other chiefs offering help. fbi montgomery cou

reporting live tonight on temple's campus david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot more in the weeks to come. david, thanks so much. >>> hillary clinton made two stops in the city earlier today. democratic frontrunner greeted hundreds of union workers at pennsylvania afl-cio convention in center city. clinton took on sanders as she pledged her support to organized labor. the former secretary says she is more likely to succeed in promoting their agenda. >> i am concerned that some of his ideas just won't work because the numbers don't add up. others won't even pass congress or they rely on republican governors suddenly having a conversion experience and becoming progressives. well, in number of important areas, he doesn't have a plan at all. >> clinton rounded her trip to philadelphia in port richmond. there she met with community leaders and students and participated in around table discussion with mayor jim kenn kenney. >> we're giving young people an exposure to the criminal justice system who in many instances have absolutely no reason to be there. there may be something going on