officer brian struckbine of the evesham township police went a above and beyond the call of duty last "action news" reporter jeff chirico joins us live from the police department with more on this special policeman, jeff? >> reporter: hi, monica. some officers go their entire careers without saving a life but during month of march officer struckbine was in the right place at right time again and again and today, we were there as the family of one woman he saved, offered their sincere thanks and praise. >> first i want to say thank you. >> reporter: there were hugs, tears. >> just i love him. >> reporter: as officer brian struckbine met for the first time the grateful son of the woman he saved have after a vicious attack. >> he gave myself back my mom. i love you too. >> she called 911 for help. so sorry i'm an emotional guy. >> reporter: on the job struckbine keeps his cool. he was named evesham township officer of the month for march have after saving three lives in just ten days. pete carilli's mom was reportedly deceased when he responded, after three minutes of cpr, she began brea

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

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

. >> and those he directly impacted insists he's more than evesham township officer of the month. he's a hero. >> just love, i love him. >> one responsible for saving three lives, in ten days. >> howie meisha until something like that would be, just because it is a real impact, i was able to make a real impact on somebody's life. >> in evesham township, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up next on "eyewitness news", using a popular cosmetic procedure to help with knee pain. why more and more athletes are turning to a common anti-aging treatment. >>> and, it is april 9th. but some snow is headed our way today. where huge flakes brought some accumulation yesterday. and justin's back to tell us when it will warm up again, around here. we'll be right back. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women

route 373 around evesham road, nothing going on. everybody moving niceliment more updates when i come back in the next ten minutes. >>> a rough start for the flyers on their quest for the stanley cup. the black and orange are shut out in the playoffs for the first time in five years. matt delucia has more from the wells fargo center. hi, matt. >> reporter: tough game to watch indeed. but you know what? what we need now is a pep rally. that will happen later today at noon over in bala cynwyd at 1 bala plaza. something to get the flyers pumped and ready to go for game two tomorrow. let's talk about the game last night. the pregame in d.c. featured a video tribute to ed snider who died monday morning. the flyers wore his initials on their jerseys. fans at the official flyers watch party they appreciated that moment here at xfinity live but also experienced a lot of frustration during that game. they lost 2-0 and lost a player for the rest of the series. sean couturier was hit by alex ovechkin in the second period. one fan told us he pe

with the january 2014 attempted smash and grab robbery of $26,000 in watches from a tj maxx store in evesham new jersey a robbery attempt broken up by good samaritan who tackled him as he tried to leave the store. police said rogers escaped without the watches. >> i'm told woodhaven and court land was the scene of a shooting just a couple of years ago. many residents in windsor park are older. they've been here for years. they don't like the change they're seeing. >> in my opinion it got a little worse. >> in terms of the basic peace and quiet. >> yeah, yea, yeah, it has been. >> reporter: again, this case being investigated as homicide. gunshots were heard. but the medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine an exact cause of death for colby rogers. dawn. >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> legal win for the woman accusing bill cos beef sexual assault. montgomery county judge ruled this afternoon that andrea constand is entitled to any documents or e-mails that bill cosby's lawyers shared with former prosecutor bruce castor. castor declined to charge cosby in 2005 after constand c

took part in the ninth annual veterans first swing golf clinic at the indian spring country club eveshammed at offering veterans who lost limbs, and networking opportunity with fellow veterans. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> look like a nice morning anyway, you know. >> absolutely. >> i know what's coming, though. >> yes, guys, we are certainly looking ahead here to some wet weather. it is not like we will be dealing with any kind of major deluge, any kind of major wash out, although, that would certainly help to get rid of some of the pollen. not what we are dealing with, meanwhile also earth day, friendly reminder of that, maybe if you have some casino of earth day event that you are going to be headed out to here today, yes, it will be little unsettled here. i do think generally speaking we should get these events in. just few little fun facts for you. earth day was founded by us senator gaylord nelson, happened back in 1970. so we've been doing this a long time, which is fantastic, an annual event held of course to demonstrat

. >>> but on the job, he keeps his cool, he was named evesham officer of the month for march after savinghree lives in ten days, pete's mom was deceased when he responded. after 3 minutes of cpr she began responding. >>> the day cover horrific, as tragic as it was because of him, as emotional he was earlier, he pulled up to the scene it was business as usual. >> reporter: days later he revived another woman who wasn't breathing and days after that he pulled a driver from the car that was about to catch fire. >>> it's amazing. somehow i was in the right place at the right time, several times in a short time period. >> reporter: he doesn't take all the credit. says his department is full of men and women who would do the same. >>> we don't do it for recognition, we do it for our job, because we care. when you have an amazing outcome it's something in my heart that will be will forever. >> reporter: thanks to his quick thinking, his mom regained consciousness, she was able to tell the detectives what happened and her husband is behind bars for the attack. >>> 6 firefighters were injured batt

he was named evesham township officer of the month after saving three lives in ten days. pete's mom was reportedly deceased after he responded. after 3 minutes of cpr she began breathing. >>> the day cover horrific, as tragic as it was because of him as emotional as you saw him earlier he pulled up to the scene it was business as usual. >> reporter: it was the third time he saved a life in his 12 year career. it wouldn't be his last. he saved another woman who was not breathing and pulled a driver from a car that was about to catch fire. >> it is amazing. i was in the right place at the right time. several times in a short time period. >> reporter: he doesn't take all the credit. he said the men and women in the department would do the same. >>> we do our job because we care, when you have such an amazing outcome it will be in my heart foamp. >> reporter: forever. >> reporter: because of his quick thinking, pete's mom was able to tell detectives what happened and her husband is behind bars. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you officer for your service. >>>

he was named evesham township officer of the month after saving three lives.hisman's mom waseased after 3 minutes of cpr she also -- she is alive. days later he revived another woman who wasn't breathing. days after that pulled a driver from a car that was about to catch fire. >>> it's amazing. somehow i was in the right place at the right time. several times in a short time period. >> reporter: he doesn't take all the credit and says his department is full of men and women who would do the same. >>> we don't do it for recognition, we do it because it's our job and we care. when you have an amazing outcome it's special place in my heart that will be there forever. >> reporter: thanks to his quick thinking his mom regained consciousness and was able to tell detectives what happened. her husband is behind bars facing attempted homicide charges. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> 6 volunteer firefighters were injured battling an inferno in monmouth county, new jersey. the fire gutted several businesses in key port. one building collapsed sending firefighte

but a crash in evesham township on 70 eastbound at elwood road. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >>> lets go back live now to philadelphia international airport where we are again awaiting the villanova wildcats to land from texas back here in our area to celebrate the big win. they are the last team standing. new vehicles have arrived to help get them to their destination. >> you know it's getting close. that is the motorcade be police are about to escort the players as soon as they arrive. that will happen any minute. live coverage on "action news" as we continue this afternoon. t. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> spring sunshine is deceiving and it's awfully cold time-out there. >> i wrote on facebook and twitter about the snow showers and freeze warnings. april

nbc 10 was there at the evesham township police department for the tears and hugs. he waited a month to meet and thank officer brian strockbine who has been officer of the month. his mother was not breathing and had no pulse. officer brian strockbine performed cpr for several minutes until she began to show signs of life. >> this award isn't justice of what he's done. to understand he's saved two other people is amazing. amazing. you are the definition of a hero. >> i didn't realize how emotional something like that would be because it was a real impact, i was able to save somebody's life. when you have an amazing outcome, it's a special place in my heart. >> officer brian strockbine is credit with saving two other people recently, including pulling one from a burning car. congratulations. >>> 6:26 this morning. we're following breaking news in east falls where a man died after his car plunged into the schuylkill river. monique braxton has more. >> reporter: we know where the car went into the river but the moments leading up to it are still under investigation by p

. >>> evesham, new jersey, police are trying to track down these three men one wanted for stealing thousandsf dollars from target. police say the men hit the store on route 73 in marlton throughout the past week. investigators are not saying if the men acted together or telling us what things were stolen. a bus driver who police say had young child touch a live wire is now facing charges. >> and we are now hearing from the family of the boy who was burned. 11-year-old tyler cunningham burned his hand after touching a live wire that landed on top of his schoolbus. harrison city pennsylvania about two weeks ago. boy's family says the bus driver patricia ryan asked for a volunteer to remove the live wire tyler stepped up. the middle school student is not seriously hurt but his parents are seriously angry. >> we put our trust in these bus drivers to get our kids safely to school, you know, and don't expect them to get off the bus until they get to school. >> the bus company has fired the driver and now prosecutors have charged her with endangering the welfare of a child and wreck less endangerme

with the january 2014 itemed smash and grab rob brief $26,000 in watches from a tj maxx store in evesham, new jersey. a robbery attempt broken up by a good samaritan who tackled him as he tried to leave the store. police said rogers escaped without the watches. >>> i'm told woodhaven and court land was the scene of a shooting just a couple of years ago. many residents in windsor park are older. they've been here for years. and they don't like the change they're seeing. >> has in my opinion gotten little worse. >> reporter: in terms of the basic peace and quiet. >> yeah, it has been. >> this case is being investigated as homicide but the county medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death for colby rogers. in the news i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> prosecutors say these three brothers led violent drug rink in camden with ties to the mexican drug cartel and today omar, edwin and edward urbina pleaded guilty to racketeering. they were dealing millions of dollars of year in heroin and cocaine. the ring was busted in 2013 during an undercover stink called o

♪find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com♪ >>> we have some break news, evesham townshiprested shoplifting trio accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from a local target store. we first told but this yesterday. police posted their pictures on line and within minutes an officer from another department called and identified all three suspects and their past a races. they have been charge and being held in the burlington county jail. >>> okay. it the its time for the empire wrap. and joining me this morning we have our own torey williams and fashion stylist anthony henderson. so lets get started. we have a lot to get to. good to have you in town. >> thank you. >> last week we talk about cookie, but this week we learned more about sub us, he has a off the side and it happened when things got hot and heavy with that journalist >> i did in the like that. i will make it up to you with a rain check, and... >> you know, why don't i do my profile on cookie instead. >> what do you think. >> i think you say anything bad about her. >> wow. >> so luscious checki

nbc 10 was at the evesham township for the tears and hugs. here's the story.wait ad month to meet and thank brian strockbine who was named officer of the month. his mother was not breasting and had no pulse after an assault last month. officer brian strockbine performed cpr for several months until began to show signs of life. >> this award doesn't do justice for what you've done and to see that you saved two other people is amazing. amazing. you are the definition of a hero. >> i didn't realize how emotional something like that would be just because it is a real impact, i was able to impact somebody's life. and when you have such an amazing outcome, it's a special place in my heart that will thereabout forever. >> officer brian strockbine issed with saving two other people including pulling one person from a burning car. >>> 12 minutes after 9:00 anthony saturday and sixers fans are hearing from the answer about his selection to the basketball hall of fame. next in sports, allen iverson gets a little emotional about a day he can't wait to share with his famil

minutes after evesham police posted a pictures of three shoplifting suspects somebody recognized thempolice say the men stole dyson vacuums from gloucester township target. they say a police officer from the brooklawn police department recognized the men from past arrests. all three are now in the burlington county jail charged with shoplifting. >>> in philadelphia tonight, a celebration of live without limits. a walk is about to get underway to honor true warriors including one local teen who's about to celebrate a huge accomplishment. >> it might seem like an innocent blemish or is it? >> i asked the doctor about it and the doctor said don't worry about it. something bit you. >> how some doctors may miss dangerous signs based on the color of your skin. >>> and an elderly woman opened her door for a man she thinks is a tree trimmer. he was actually a robber but that wasn't the only surprise. what he found when he tried to crack the save. >>> coming up all new at 6:00 situation goes from bad to worse on a wyoming interstate. something set a pick up flying and rolling. what authorities

. >> evesham police reported similar problem at target on route 73. >> the city of philadelphia is mourning the loss after former police commissioner. willie williams became the city's first african-american police commissioner in 1988. in 1992 he moved to los angeles where he became the chief of police for the lapd until 1997. police commissioner richard ross called him an inspiration. >> he broke barriers, with you not just for people of color, for women, and a lot of other folks. and i just by virtue of him going ton la, i believe he was a first there, so it just, for me, showed that if he could do it, if all things work right, then coy do it, or anybody else for that matter. >> willie williams was 72 years old. >> 4:11 this morning, thieves have targeted dozens of cars in one local neighborhood. they are willing to take whatever they can in plane site. what time of day they are committing these crimes. >> headlights on dark ends street. two men get out after car and approach two other men. what happened next was fast, and violent. the manhunt now underway after this. ♪ your heart loves

. >> evesham police reported similar problem at the target on south route 73. >> 5:11 the time. the city of philadelphia mourning the loss of former police commissioner. willie williams became the city's first african-american police commissioner in 1988. in 1992 he moved to los angeles where he became the chief of police for the lapd until 1997. police commissioner richard ross called him an inspiration. >>> broke barriers, but not just for people of color, for women, and a lot of other folks. and i just by virtue of him then going onto la, i believe he was a first there, and so it just, for me, showed that if he could do it, if all things work right, then i could do it, or anybody else for that matter. >> willie williams was 72 years old. >> coming up on 5:12, still ahead, headlights on dark ends street, two men get out after car to approach two other men. what happened next was fast and few vince. >> space x, ambitious plan to land a spacecraft on mars. why they need to do it within the next two years. ow. trying to make me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some gree

in cherry hill evesham road closed because of a crash. sen tellial boulevard is a possible alternate there. a busy friday rick and monica. >> much more still to come on "action news at 5:00 tonight. the race for the white house takes a bizarre turn in san francisco. the protestors that forced donald trump to take a big detour on the way to his own rally. >> but first an explosion in western pennsylvania seen for hundreds of miles. what officials say blew up creating this massive fire when "action news" comes right back. >> a natural gas pipeline exploded this morning outside of pittsburgh creating this big fire ball that could be seen hundreds of miles away. the fire and heat damaged several homes and left one person injured. in fact, people say they felt the ground rumble. it took crews an hour to get that fire under control. the cause is under investigation. >>> investigators in minnesota are still trying to determine if prince's death was caused by an overdose. they say the singer had opioid medication with him when he was found. tonig

evesham township by 6:39.erstorm watch is in effect for vast majority of the area, notice poconos, northern lehigh valley not included in that watch off to the south until 9:00 p.m. for that severe thunderstorm watch. take a look at the difference with temperatures across the northeast. we have 85 degrees for the high in philadelphia a58 in wilmington as well. eighty-five atlantic city. that was that segment between the storms moving through when temperatures surged. notice how cold to the north it got to 47 in albany, as front moves south we will tap in the cooler eras we head in the the day tomorrow. eighty's today, tomorrow's high once that front moves through only through the 60's, much, much cooler with a northerly flow and chance for a shower especially south of the philadelphia. overnight these scattered storms early and mostly cloudy 51 is your low. tomorrow sun and cooler with a stray shower to the south and i think the sun will rhea peer going through the day. the cloud push to the south. as we head

morris down evesham and burlington county also near the philadelphia area but it's moving into new jersey from philadelphia. across the major interstates here 295, mine 5, 76, it is a wet evening commute. and where you see the yellows and oranges and red that shows us the heaviest of the rain. so around springfield and chester right down 495 near wilmington, we have more moderate rainfall. here heavier around concord and who kesen. this rain is going to continue sliding west to east so delaware county seeing heavy rain but will continue into northern delaware and through the rest of south jersey. you notice another line of heavy rain through baltimore and down toward washington. that line of heavy rain is moving in this direction. so we will be seeing it near dover by about 7:00 and egg harbor closer to 7:45. we'll be watching that line the rest of the evening so we're not out of the woods yet. if you're in south jersey or parts of delaware and you haven't seen the rain yet it is on the wayne. so we'll see in the next few hours through the rest of the area. through the lehigh valley you'r

and charged with the january 2014 attempted smash and grab robbery of $36,000 worth of watches from evesham tm max. it was broken up by a good samaritan. more on that at 6:00 o'clock. as far as colby rogers in this case an autopsy is pending. chris? >> bruce, we'll see you at 6:00 o'clock. >>> let's go to sky fox over house fire in richboro bucks county this afternoon you can see a lot of smoke coming from the home's second floor. started just before 3:30. no word on what started the fire but authorities say no one has been hurt. >>> a 17-year-old is in the hospital after being hit by a car in winslow township, new jersey. skyfox over the scene along sicklerville road about 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. police say the driver that hit the teen is not being charged. the 17-year-old pedestrian was airlifted to cooper university hospital. we do not know their condition at this hour. >>> a camden county woman tests positive for the zika virus. county health department says the woman went to her doctor with symptoms of fever, rash, fatigue and joint pain. the woman did recently travel to a country

point plaza two shopper center and the burlington county times reports on 48th graders took part in eveshamnship's annual superintendent for a day event. they were able to work alongside superintendent and see what's involved in running the district seven elementary schools and two middle schools. >> and that's just a look at some of your newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> okay. >> word records. look it, i they're human, using mattresses, at appliance chain enlisted people to act as dominoes, put them in 07,000 square foot facility, timed them over, took 14 minutes to complete the chain. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> so scary! >> the things that people do. >> that guy got slammed in the face with the mattress and it is too much for me. >> you have to admit invent i have and original thing to do. >> would you do this? >> no. >> coming up: cdc has warning about the zika virus. >> everything we look at with this virus, apps seems to be bit czar injury than emotionally thought. >> there are already hundreds of confirmed cases in the u.s. up next doctor rob joins us live to go

over in cherry hill township a crash is shutting down evesham road. centennial boulevard gets you around that. watch out for one in lindenwold along maple avenue. we'll check it again brian and sharrie in the next half hour. >> very good matt. thanks so much. >>> the "action news" troubleshooters take a look at a case of a used car that burst into flames just two weeks after the owner bought it. our nydia han has a preview of tonight's special report. >> reporter: a car shouldn't just explode. this one did. >> i never saw a car burn so fast. police and fire officials responded. the action 92 news troubleshooters rushed out there, too. >> i mean, people could have been killed including us. >> reporter: this car had been sitting on this drive way overnight more than 12 hours with the ignition off. suddenly it erupted in a ball of flames and this is what is left. >> i just don't want it to happen to other people. >> reporter: it's a special "action news" troubleshooters tonight on channel6 "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >> and still ahead on "action news,"

in evesham township a crash is closing old marlton pike by the sanctuary. stay up on 70 to get around that. in winslow township, we're watching a crash along 73 by the a.c. expressway. and headed into delaware, it's been a better day at the delaware memorial bridge. three lanes opened, only one closed because of the emergency construction but it sounds like that one could remain blocked for several more days. rick and monica, back over to you. >> all right, matt, we'll see you next half hour. thank you. >>> much more still ahead on "action news at 5:00 tonight. a bizarre murder investigation is under way in ohio. new details from police after eight people were found shot and killed at four different crime scenes. >> plus, president obama's call to action for the u can k ahead of a public referendum that could have a ripple effect across europe. >> after a warm and somewhat humid friday i'm tracking some showers and thunderstorms that could linger into part of your saturday. i'll have details on what to expect in the accuweather forecast when "action news" r