she did survive and she's sharing her frightening store which "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur. >> reporter: terrifying moments when this 45 year-old woman for the for her life, not only can you see how frightened she was, you can hear it in her voice. her screams for help, saved on her cell phone. >> i never can describe how i'm feeling right new. >> reporter: for her protection we are not identifying the victim still bruised and shaken. >> by the time he grabbed me i was talking to somebody. he said call your friend, tell your friend what is going on, and he bring the money. >> reporter: the the 45 year-old had just returned home sunday night when she was followed in the entrance of her apartment by a stranger who demanded money. she said that she gave up everything that she had but the suspect wanted more and dragged the victim back outside to her car. >> he was in the car with me he said i got a gun i blow your head, i blow your head, his head if he called police. >> reporter: we're told for the next 40 minutes in the victim was driven around the city waiting for the friend

that is the very latest from here live in brewerytown, i'm elizabeth hur, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>ll right, a good sunday night everyone. hope you enjoyed the nice weather we had across the delaware valley this weekend. temperatures on the warm side where they should be in the mid 80's, that's right on average and the humidity level still on the low side s it is a warm evening, though. check it out 81 degrees currently in allentown, 82 philadelphia, 80 in trenton. south jersey delaware beaches are enjoying cooler temperatures in the mid and uner 70's. now we are dry on storm scan3. high pressure still over us so just a few clouds moving through. notice some showers and storms western pennsylvania and ohio, little disturbance moving on through. those should not make it eastward into our area tonight so generally just a few clouds overnight. these showers and storms will die down as we lose the heating from the sun. let's time things out for you. overnight just a few clouds around, monday looks pretty good, mostly to partly sunny skies for the afternoon will keep things dry, looks li

. >>> i'm elizabeth hur. natasha has the light off.he plane lost power near pennsville salem county new jersey and steve patterson is live near the scene where there are still some concerns, steve. >> reporter: concerns but look, liz, any time a plane loses power in midair and somehow during an emergency landing that crashes manages to keep two people alive, that is good news. the problem is what's happening behind me. if you look over to the northwest over that ridge, there is a plane somewhere stuck in the mud in a marsh land where somewhere that plane has 50 gallons of fuel still on board. chopper 3 over the scene. the single engine aircraft stuck in the mud. a emergency landing shortly before 11 o'clock in the morning. the pilot and passenger in their 70's force d to essentially crash land near fort not state park. some say miraculously nobody on board injured in this crash. after the crash emergency personnel from delaware, new jersey, the coast guard led a search by land air and sea. the men covered in mud simply walked out of th

i'm elizabeth hur cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> liz thank you. 21-year-old man is in stable condition after being shot in the leg in olney. this happened this afternoon at second street and champlost avenue. police are looking for several men seen running into a gray van with a rusty colored hood. >>> and now septa regional rail is once again running after a one-day strike. threatened to disrupt travel for thousands of commuters this coming work week. last night president obama created an emergency board at the request of governor corbett. the two sides will now participate in hearings starting the week of june 23rd. the board will then give a recommendation to their president on july 14th. in the meantime service will continue running and as "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhury reports, that is certainly welcome news to riders. >> reporter: this train has come to a halt but the service hasn't. septa regional rail lines are back on track after a short work stoppage. the strike started saturday at midnight but president obama signed an execut

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lets turn to "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur live with new developments, liz. >> reporter: the 15 year-old is back home and we have just learn what exactly was taken from the home. according to the victims get this $30,000 in cash, jewelry, cell phones and the home surveillance system. as for that 15 year-old according to police he was walking home when he was kidnaped off of the streets, thrown in the suspect's car and then held hostage. it was just before 2:00 this afternoon that the 15 year old is on his way home, his parents get a knock on the door. assuming we are told that is the 15 year-old, officials say his mother opened up the door. that is when an armed gunman and his accomplice forced their way in to demand money. that is when police say the the getaway driver outside called the two suspects inside, according to the 15 year-old's stepfather, that is when they heard the 15 year-old's terrified, shaking voice, on the speaker phone. >> before they came in they came down, they had my son kidnaped and then my son, call us, from the guy's phone and said give us everything

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is in west chester, chester county, with this i meg al tale. >> reporter: by now this video of a dog once blind seeing his owners for the first time -- >> it's okay. >> reporter: has been seen around the world 2.5 million times and counting. >> dogs love you. but i've never seen a dogs tail move like that. >> we were just overjoyed. he saw us, you know, and that was the most important thing. >> reporter: and on this night, we met malcolm and peggy may -- >> this is duffy. >>> who introduced to us duffy the irish terrier they rescued more than nine years ago that became an internet sensation virtually overnight. >> he has no idea what's going on. all he knows he hopped in the car and we take him to place and stands here with al these strangers. >> people come up and try to pet him and take his picture. >> reporter: you see duffy was born healthy but he lost his eye site last year due to diabetes, and in january, doctors at the veterinary referral center in malvern turned them they were running out of time. >> it's like we got a new dog when we h

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live in that neighborhood with the latest on the investigation. liz? >> reporter: natasha, police say they following up on a number of leads but so far no arrests and this is is a suspect according to police who was on a bike and on this block when he saw the victim he parked and locked that bike, and what happened next is what you see in this video. the quality of this video may not be great but police say what you can see here proves the suspect is bold and brazen. the video shows the suspect approaching the victim from behind. grabbing her waist and according to sources, threatening and ordering the victim into her center city apartment on spruce street. once inside, police say the suspect raped the 26 year old victim then fled with her cell phone and keys. sources tell us the victim was so traumatized she did not even realize the suspect left. sadly, sources say the suspect returnereturned a short time la. this because it appears he left his messenger bag behind. and police say the suspect raped the victim again. when the suspect left the sec

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live at special victims unit with breaking information on this case. liz? >> reporter: jessica, just minutes ago, we got some more information from sources and here's what we are being told. the first person of interest and his bike were picked up from where he work at broad and christian. the three remaining men and one more bike were picked up a home at eighth and moore streets. and police sources tell us that home at eighth and moore, that place of interest for investigators since saturday, and tonight police finally able to obtain a search warrant. could the mandi picketed in this composite sketch soon be under arrest? police sources say they are close. police released this sketch along with new surveillance video yo after interviewing the victim a second time on monday. the video shows the suspect parking and locking his bike in the 1900 block of spruce street. before approaching the 26 year old victim a local doctor who according to police was threatened and ordered by the suspect into her apartment early saturday morning. police say o

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live at philadelphia police headquarte headquarters. liz? >> reporter: chris, police tell us in recent weeks there's been a rash of bank will be brees in the northeast philadelphia area and in each case police have the suspect description and same mo and tonight police believe they finally have their man. bang robbery suspect under arrest tracking him down according to police took only about 20 minutes. >> for some reason he felt the need to after robbing the bank get on septa bus as his get away vehicle. >> reporter: a septa bus known to make frequent stops but that's not all. >> bank employees gave up the money but also put a tracking device in the money. >> reporter: that's right. with a tracking device on him, police say the suspect was on the run. it was around 4:45 tuesday afternoon. police say the suspect rob the wells fargo at welsh and the boulevard. then hopped on a septa bus. police say officers from the eighth district responded right away, and managed to locate the tracking device about a mile away at cottman and the boulev

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is there live tonight with breaking details. liz? >> reporter: jessica and chris, police say a 67 year old man is in the hospital fighting for his life at this hour. after he was shot and robbed in this parking lot behind me here. now as you can see, police detectives are still here gathering evidence as they continue to try to track down the suspects who were still out there. now, let's show you some video we shot just as soon as we got to the scene. police say the victim together with his 68 year old friend both were customers here leaving the gun range when a man and a woman both armed with guns approached them and announced robbery. police say both of the victims complied and gave up their wallets, cell phones, money and even their guns. but police say the suspects still turned violent. >> for some reason, after the robbery, our male perpetrator fired one shot striking our 67 year old victim in his groin. and he's present until critical condition. the suspects male and female then fled the scene in a dar dark-colored vehicle with

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur has more on this pageant predicament. >> reporter: two misselawar delawares crowned in less than two weeks. >> i was completely shocked when i found out tuesday because all of this was verified. >> for amanda long acre it's disheartening and disappointing. in her view, she won the miss delaware 2014 title fair and square. >> i had given all of my documents, my birth certificat certificates, my social security card, night driver's license. >> reporter: to be told this week she's simply too old to compete she was dumb founded. >> i've been truthful and honest this whole time. i proceeded everything to them and this is a mistake that happened on their par. >> reporter: to get some answers we headed down to dover where on this night the miss delaware scholarship organization awarded the title to the run are in up brittany lewis. >> i'm so ecstatic. i so great to be representative of the state of delaware. >> reporter: she was honored but prohibited from commenting on the controversy. we then turned to the organization's legal counsel. >> the conte

she chose to share her story with "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur. >> reporter: the terrifyingoments when this 45 year old woman fought for her life. not only can you see how frightened she was, you can hear it in her voice. her screams for help saved on her cell phone. >> i never felt like the way i'm feeling right now. >> reporter: for her protection, we are not department feig the victim still bruised and shaken. >> at the time he grabbed me, i was talking to somebody. so he say call your friend and tell your friend what's going on and he got to bring money. >> reporter: 45 year old had just returned home sunday night when she was followed into the entrance of her apartment by a stranger who demanded money. she said she gave up everything she had but the suspect wanted more, and dragged the victim back out to her car. >> when he was on the car with moo he told me, you know i got gun. i blow your head. i blow your head. i blow his head. if he's coming with the police. >> reporter: we're told for the next 40 minutes the victim was driven around the city waiting for the friend

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live tonight with all the details. liz?tasha, police say that confrontation ended with two people being stabbed. one of them an innocent bystander. police say the 18 year old was here working at the time when he was hurt trying to break up the fight. a good samaritan at this run need wawa. >> a gas a sten dan attempted to split up the two females. >> reporter: was only trying to help police say -- >> he was stabbed in the arm. >> reporter: when he himself fell victim sunday morning. >> our suspect her name is chat doah sitting in the vehicle when davis, she approached the car, striking her in the face once. she exits the vehicle with a knife allegedly stabbing miss davis several times in the side and the arm. it seems that miss davis tracked her estranged hub's phone to the wawa. >> reporter: using the app find my iphone, police say davis found her estranged husband john here but at the time he was inside the wawa and he was not hurt. no one answered the door at davis' home sunday but according to police the couple had been

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is digging deeper into what happened. >> reporter: kidnapped, blindfolded and held for ransom. >> they called home and my season was the speaker, you know, going crazy report roar christian's stepson who we are not identifying is back home. >> my son was scared. the hunt is now on for the three men who held the 15 year old hostage and robbed him parents at home in broad daylight. >> they actually grabbed the kid right at the corner. they both wearing white colored tank tops, dark colored pants and purple latex gloves. >>> according to police the 15 year old was walking home his parents were expecting him. so when someone knocked, the mother opened the door only to be confronted by two armed men. >> there were two inside the house and one waiting in the car with my son and then my son called us from the guy's phone, and said give us everything. i give them everything, the money, jewelry whatever you got. >> reporter: the family complied but the says specs fled with the stolen loot and the 15 year old still in the car. >> as soon as they left, th

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live with more on what drivers can expect. liz? >> reporter: chris, what drivers can expect is basically what you see behind me here. overnight lane closures with cones up and then crews off to the side busy at work. now, we are told officials say these crews will be at work during the week from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. a familiar sight for commuters construction work along i-95 will be extended starting wednesday night. now to include the stretch between the girard avenue and allegheny interchanges. this officials say is part four of sick phases. the ultimate goal here to reconstruct and improve 3 miles of i-95 and in the end the corridor will be widened to four travel lanes in both directions. so for now the changes you will notice immediately officials say will be the repainting the lanes and shifting of the traffic pattern. the work will be done overnight but for some commuters, they believe the added confusion will only mean more congestion. >> we're local. so, um, can't imagine this being good for quick trips to and from the c

roaring outside southwest detectives, i'm elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> liz, thank you. a teen gunman armed with rival kills a student and injures a teacher before taking his own life at an oregon high school. this happened at reynolds high school in the town of trout dale near portland. after opening fire, the suss spec was found dead in a bathroom. students and staff held their hands in the air as they were evacuated from the school and police cleared the scene. >> we just heard two gunshots. everyone was freaking out and we all ran into the weight room hallway and we just hid and locked all the doors. >> the motive for that shooting is now under investigation. there's in word on the identity of that gunman. >>> the us now is averag averagg about 16 active shooter incidents year that's about three times as many as a decade ago. a study by text tuck state university found between 2,009 and 212476 people were shot, 209 killed and active shooter situations. >> swimmers at the delaware beaches are on alert after frightening encounter in the water. a teenager suffered a sha

just released from the hospital he sat down with our elizabeth hur. she joins us live outside south detectives now. liz? >> reporter: chris, this seventh grader says his stepfather had just picked him up from school and they were driving around looking for his stolen bike. that's when someone approached them, claiming for $20 that stolen bike can be returned. we're told the stepfather was willing to pay, but the gunman still fired away. >> lucky he missed my vessels. >> just released from the hospital now -- >> with a bullet still lodged in his arm and his leg still bandaged -- >> the bullet went like through here like hyped and came out over here. report roar this 13 year old asked that we don't use his name with the shooter and his accomplice still out there. >> i was like scared. and i like -- i was so nervous. >> reporter: it happened monday afternoon here at corner of 20th and morris. he says he was there trying to recover his bike that looks like this one. he says it was stolen the day before near 20th and tasker when he let his friend borough i

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live in brewery town with new information for us. liz?> reporter: natasha, police say their investigation is continuing recent now it is just too soon to talk about any criminal charges being filed in this case. in the meantime, we talked to the neighbors of that little girl in delaware county and they say they cannot help but wonder if this tragedy could have been prevented. >> questions still linger after three year old winter larkin of yeadon is killed when authorities say this metal security gate weighing 2,000 pounds fell on top of the child at a rita's water ice in brewery town. >> just was too late. like to rescue the baby. >> this man asked to remain anonymous but claims he tried to help to no avail. >> 14, 15 people on each side and could handle it. just too heavy. >> reporter: it happened saturday afternoon when the metal frame somehow came loose from the concrete store front. we're told the little girl was there with her mother for a fundraiser. >> little girl was just as personable as her parents, you know, speaking and it's j

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live outside the children's hospital of philadelphiahere that teen is being treat to do night. liz? >> reporter: jessica, police say the 13 year old is here at the hospital in stable condition after being shot in his arm and leg. tonight we talked to his neighbors and they tell us this is a kid who stays out of trouble. in fact police say for some reason, this 13 year old was shot today over a bike that was actually stolen from him. tense moments in south philadelphia. >> it was crazy and i was scar scared. >> tina black son and neighbors watching and wondering why police, fire and paramedics swarmed their block on mountain vote. >> i did peek out the window and i saw the swat team. i was like oh jesus. >> reporter: it all began with shooting around the corner at 20th and morris. this is where police say a male gunman and his complies walked up to the passenger side of a car, stopped in traffic. words were exchanged. then at least eight shots fired. striking a 13 year old boy twice. the shooting witnessed police say by an undercover det

. >> heavy rains led to flooding in parts of montgomery county elizabeth hur got close up look at the mess she's life in cheltenham township. liz? >> reporter: jessica, we chose this location just hours ago because we were standing in front of road closed signs due to flooding, and the source of that flooding was what you see behind me here, at a cooney creek that looked like a raging river as you can see it has calmed down quite a bit. from abington to pli morning meeting and elkins park -- >> it was crazy. a couple feet. >>> roads turned in rivers in minutes. >> in the course of 10 maps we went from there's water out there to oh, my god the water is all there. >> reporter: leaving the oswalds in awe. >> truly the definite anything of a flash flood. truly. >> reporter: and this father and daughter stranded. >> when we were going it was just drizzling and then when we -- after we took out our books it was pouring. >> it was a tremendous downpour and we decided we'll camp out in the library and rode some books. >> get nothing where fast appears to have been the case for many in montgom

reporting from west chester, i'm elizabeth hur, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> i don't think i've ever seen a dog's tail move that fast that it was just a blur. he was thrilled. >> he was so excited. i could watch that again and again. >>> 5:49. we send it over to kate. >> i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of that was repeats. so adorable. guys, we touch gears. talking about the official start of the summer season, my friends, summer solsus, happens tomorrow, at 6:51, to be exact, and it is one of the tilt of the earth semi axe cyst, most inclined towards the sun, the sun directly over the tropic every cancer, because of the tilt in the earth, why we have seasons, now it is to also means the earliest sunrise, latest sunset, making for the longest day, but we're actually tide today and tomorrow for the longest day. we will talk about that in our trivia segment in a second. northern hemisphere between june 20th and 22nd. now, let's talk trivia here. if we can. we're going to try tonight what do we have going on? we'll see if we can fix this real quickly. anyway, the most amounts of daylig

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live outside of police headquarters.he's got the very latest details. liz? >> reporter: natasha, two suspects were taken to the hospital. one after being shot in the arm. the other we are told he was shot multiple times and at last check was listed in critical condition. and police say the officer involved was not hurt. bullets fly in the middle of a block. >> it's crazy out here. >> reporter: where families including children were out enjoying a beautiful father's day afternoon. >> i mean people just don't ca care. >> reporter: according to police, the gunfire broke out in the 3200 block of randolph street. preliminarily we're told the initial incident involved three men, two of them opened fire. the circumstances remain under investigation but we're told at some point a responding officer assigned to the 25th district discharged his weapon possibly striking two of the suspects. police say the suspect tried to run away but just one block over one was found collapsed in the middle of the street. another inside a home on

she chose to share her story only with "eyewitness news" reporter, elizabeth hur. >> reporter: terrifying moments when this 45 year-old woman for the for her life not only can you see how frightened that she was you can hear it, in her voice. her screams for help saved on her cell phone. >> i can never describe how i'm feeling right now. >> reporter: for her protection we are not identifying the victim still bruised and shaken. >> at the time he grabbed me i was talking to somebody. he said call your friend, tell your friend, what is going on and he will bring the money. >> reporter: forty-five year-old just returned home sunday night when she was followed in the entrance of her apartment by a stranger who demanded money. she said that she gave up everything that she had but suspect wanted more and dragged the victim back out to her car. >> when he was in the car with me he told me i got to go and blow your head, blow his head, if you call police. >> reporter: we're told for next 40 minutes victim was driven around the city waiting for the friend with the money. >> that is why i'm trying

reporting from dover delaware, elizabeth hur cbs-3, "eyewitness news" no mary poppins.4 year old diane being served papers to get out of this home. she has been living here since march, when the family fawn her on craigslist. the arrangement, she live her for free but help with cleaning and looking after children. >> she is not a house, it is a herges it is where my family; and she is trying to destroy us. >> now this person is in our house. i have to go to work. my kids are still here. my wife is still here. >> experts say this legal process could take months, and she technically has squatter's rights. cbs this morning will have much more on the story in just about 20 minutes. >> well, if you went to bed early last night you missed thrilling finish for the phils see the winning play that sent some diehard fans home very happen. >> i listen up: major store is slashing prices today more on that next. >> ♪ ♪ >> are your sunglasses little out every style? well sun glass fitter to the stars with us here with a look at the hottest specs for this summer. we'll be right back.

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur, has that heartwarming tail from chester county. >>> by now is video, after dog, was blind, seeing his owners for the first time had been seen around the worlds two and had a half million times and counting. >> dogs love you. but i've never seen a dog's tail move like that. >> we were just overjoyed. he saw us, you know, and that was the most important thing. >> and on this night, we met malcolm and peggy may. >> this is did you have. >> i who introduced us to duffy, the irish terrier, they rescued more than nine years ago, that became an internet sensation virtually overnight. >> he has no idea waist going on. all he knows is he hopped into the car, we take him to a place, he stands there with all of these stranglers where people come up and try to pet him, they take his picture you. >> see, duffy was born healthy, but he lost his eyesight last year due to diabetes, and in january doctors at the veterinary referral center in malvern told the mast they were running out of time. >> just like we got a new dog when we had the surge. >> i this vid

i'm elizabeth hur. for lesley, justin and everyone here, thank you for joining us.f you're up early join nicole brewer and carol erickson tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m. and remember, we're always on at cbsphilly.com. have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid program for the paint zoom. uh-oh! wasting another weekend working overtime on a painting project? the uneven coverage of that roller not cutting it? tired of battling with a brush? had your fill of spills, splatters, and running up and down ladders? say so long to those obsolete rollers, brushes, and paint tray catastrophes, because now you can paint like a pro with new spray technology that's so advanced, it's simple. introducing paint zoom, the amazing one-coat professional power painter that turns any project into a piece of cake. imagine if you could paint this... and this... and this... all with one amazing tool. saving yourself a ton of time and money. the best professional painters use power sprayers because they get the job done in a fraction of the time. so you can spend a fortun

more information we will bring it to you but that is very latest from south philadelphia, i'm elizabeth hur, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> tonight other top story involves bears in the suburbs. there have been several bear sight goes in the last few weeks, and four south jersey townships right around this area. it is believed at least two bears are lingering around populated areas tonight. >> lets look at those, there are several different areas where these bears have been spotted. lets see, winslow township. waterford township, evesham township and mount laurel. they are all spotted in those areas and many people want to know what is caution the increase in this bear activity. >> that is the the big question tonight and for answers about that we will turn to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter who joins us from mount laurel with more, walt. >> reporter: just when we thought we were running out of things to blame on last winter's miserable winter, how about about an explosion of bears in the suburbs. how is that again? well, bears had their natural food supply destroy

"eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live there with the breaking

that is very latest from here live from bustleton i'm elizabeth hur, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also breaking news right now burlington bristol bridge is back opened after a head on collision shut down both directions, at around 3:30. chopper three over the scene after a box truck and pickup truck slammed into each other forcing that closure. one person was taken to the hospital but no word this afternoon on their condition. >>> you can find out when breaking news happened right when we do sign up for breaking news text alerts, text cbs philly news all one word to 84816. >>> well, a summer-like sizzle has now descended on the region. we are under a heat advisory at this hour. "eyewitness news" in center city philadelphia where some braved the heat, and the blazing sun in the park, shade and cool drink certainly proved useful today. the heat, did give some students the afternoon off, at philadelphia school district dismissed at 12:15 today as a result of the temperatures. >>> lets go outside, we have team coverage of the heat, meteorologists kathy orr and carol erickson. katie, we wil

elizabeth hur is in south philadelphia near the scene with the very latest now, liz. >> reporter: chris and jessica, right now we are standing at corner of 20th and morris where officials have have set up their staging area, this is whereas can see behind me here fire crews and paramedics are on stand bias police have officially declared a barricade situation. that situation, according to police is just a block over in the 2,000 block of mountain street new as far as the information is concerned, this is what we know at this point. police say it was shortly before 5:00 this evening eyewitnesses told police two men opened fire. their target appeared to be a white car. police say a 13 year-old is sitting inside that car, was hit twice, once in his thigh, and once in his arm. we found that car nearby, park in the 2,000 block of hamburger street and we in fact saw about a handful of bullets on the front passenger side of that car. and, at this point as you mentioned police say that the 13 year-old was immediately rushed to chop and right now that child is listed in stable condition. once ag