finch being held in a delaware county prison.ta police hope someone can ida group of teens who might know what led to up a violent confrontation on a septa train platform monday. this video might be upset to go some people. surveillance video shows the 60 year old man step on another rider's shoe, that led to exchange of words with another young man. some other riders tried to intervene. but the confrontation later spilled out onto a platform at 15th and market, with a younger male rider delivering a knock-out blow to that 60 year old victim. >> this was one of those sad circumstances where verbal altercation turns into a physical dispute where one or the other should have walked away. this shouldn't have happened. you know? we have a grown adult engaging in a argument with kids who are not a problem before he got on the train. so, there are a lot of questions that have to be answered here. >> the man was left unconscious, has a broken jaw, police want to find the teen who through the punch, a girl seen trying to intervene and an

authorities charged his girlfriend yesterday, she is 27 year old tieanna finch with his murder.she originally told them the shooting was accidental. but later said she fired in self-defense. >> we believe from the evidence, from the inconsistencies, from the physical evidence, that the crime scene, from the evidence of the medical examiner, we believe that she acted on this particular day with this specific intent to kill. >> a day before being charged with murder finch arrested on charges stemming from dispute last sumner which she allegedly threatened hudson with a knife finch is being held in the delaware county prison. >> a surveillance picture leads police to two suspect wanted in a theft in mt. laurel. this happened on march 21st, at the fun flex route 38. police say the suspect broke into an arcade and vending machine. thirty-seven year old edward hatch, 33 year old nicole hatch, both have been charged with criminal mischief theft and conspiracy. >> after successful pilot program the glassboro police department activates their body cameras today. they're using the taser a

we are live in frankford justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you so much. a florida man meantime has been told to stay out of washington d.c. after flying his gyro cop tore on to the lawn of the us capitol. douglas houston home detention after court appearance yesterday. edward laurence has the story. >> doug hughes left a washington, d.c. courthouse, a free man for now. >> did it go like you expect the? >> the 61 year old mailman flew his gyro copter, under the radar, to the washington lawn cap tonight charged with knowingly operating an unlicensed aircraft, violating national defense air space he faces up to four years in prison. hughes has been given home detention in florida and he's been ordered to stay out of the sky. >> they want to effectively de per people from conducting similar missions, but they don't want to waste resources sending 61 year old man who has no violent tendencies to federal prison. >> hughes was delivering letters urging congress to take up campaign finance reform. but for lawmakers, the content every those letters was less import

justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you.ent from muhlenberg college in allentown are studding in nepal this semites err. the school confirm they are safe released a statement we urge members of the community to remember the thoughts and prays zero prayers many who perishing or suffered other losses and support relief efforts when announced. >> weather is expected to hamper the rescue effort. >> that's right, we are dealing right now at least here locally with some quiet weather. i want to gave you a sense what's happening across the world here. let's just go back into time quickly see what happened here. as justin had just reported, it came in on saturday, that strong earthquake, with a 9.3-mile depth to t so numerous after shocks are expected with this. and unfortunately that combined with the poor weather conditions is not going to be helping those rescue crews very much out there. because we continue to see here is your satellite coverage that unfortunate up lift that takes place over the him lay a's so you have variety o

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is here to tell you more, justin? >> began before midnight once they arrived they saw a man running with a gun didn't get far after police shot him in the leg. >> crime tape, cruisers, closing off the 1600 block of pratt street right by the frankford transportation center. >> police say, a patrol was responding to calls of shots fired on nearby akron street. >> one man with a gun sprinting away, an officer followed. >> the officer chases, sees gun in his hand, tells him to drop the gun. does not drop the gun. off the err -- officer fires one shot, two guns recovered off that individual. individual was shot in the left leg. the man did not return fire, but, say this is one of his weapons. which in the wrong hand, could have done a lot of harm. >> glock 9-millimeter with extended magazine that holds approximately 31 rounds, and that male also had involve err on him. >> set to be fully loaded was lodged in the man's waistband. >> one injured besides that man who was shot. taken to einstein medical center and was taken th

i'm justin finch. more coming up in a live report. >> thank you justin.w video from isis shows ancient city reduced to rubble. museum under attack. >> and nippy start out there right now. we have gorgeous sunny day on tap. katie has your forecast, justin drabick checking the roads, we traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's back at the bottom of the hour. good morning. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >> barricade situation ends, when a man surrenders to police. it happened early this morning, at 48th and parish in mill creek. a woman told police, a man sexually assaulted her threatened her with a gun and took $20 from her purse. it ended about two hours later, police are now questioning that man. they say no one was hurt. >>> well

we will have more from justin finch throughout our broadcast this morning. >>> mother of the motorist shot and killed by philadelphia police says officers planted evidence to justify the shooting. tanya brown dickerson son brandon tait brown was killed in the traffic stop in december. she filed a wrongful death suit against the city claiming officers planted evidence to make it seem like her son was reaching for a gun. the district attorney decline to charge officers saying surveillance video corroborated the officer's story. >>> two with men are taken to the hospital after being shot in wilmington. chopper three over the scene tuesday night on west sixth street. police have not released identities of the conditions of the female victims. chopper three was over christiana hospital where a group of people gathered following the shooting. police are trying to figure out what led up to the the gun fire. >>> a young boy is in critical condition after he is hit by a car in frankford. the it happened on the 1700 block of, brill street, just after 8:00 o'clock tuesday night. that boy was rus

our justin finch will have much more in a live report coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news". >> education was front and center as philadelphia's democratic candidates for mayor squared off. cbs philly team upped with the philadelphia association of black journalists who host forum for the candidatement i helped moderate the forum at the community college of philadelphia. some of the conversations centered around funding and the school reform commission. >> i am hopeful the governor wolf will do the right thing and make sure that our children have enough money from the state which has been limiting the amount of money going to philadelphia for far too long, cheating our children out after first class education. >> with tours schools, we have to change the curriculum. we've got an antiquated model preparing student for jobs that no longer exist in manufacturing, not feeding their entrepreneur spirit. >> i will work with the governor to make sure that we end the src and that we establish parental control and that the mayor be the most responsible individual in making sure we fi

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at southwest detectives, to bring you up to date on this investigation. justin? >> ukee, good morning, that mother's name is my apparel or now in maryland, and police are working philadelphia police, to bring her back to the city to face charges in her son's abandonment. she is 41 years old, lives in the 500 block of baltimore avenue. she is now facing charges of assault, kidnapping, false imprisonment action neglect unlawful restraint. she also is expected to face those charges. now she is accused of leaving her son for five days in cobbs creek park, her son, 21 years old, quadriplegic, non-verbal, also suffers from cerebral palsy. also left there sometime last monday morning. now, where was parker during that time? well police say through tips, they traced her to her boyfriend's home in montgomery county maryland. she remains in the hospital in maryland at this time. now, at last check she was being treated therefore an undisclosed injury. meantime, her son is being cared for at chop here in philly. he is suffering from nail nutri

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us where engineers are expected to survey that area later today. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. homeowners, have been watching this problem develop for years. land underneath their homes here literal willly crumbling and falling into the delaware. you cannot tell from the front but the the problem is way out back there and it has gotten worse in the past few months. lets show you video now. yard's condition neighbors say has worsen in the past two weeks. there are two hems here roughly 10-yard. these homes on the 500 block of east front street in florence township. homeowners say in recent months these recent heavy rains and snow have worsen the the problem here, loosening that soil and cause ago this dramatic drop that we saw just yesterday. homeowners say they have reach out to the township and the response that they say they got was that it is their problem to fix and that is until this recent erosion uncover something else, take a listen.

authorities say finch gave police two bogus store business what happened in the glenn olden home that she shared, first claiming saturday's shooting was an accident and then she feared for her safety during a domestic argument. if quick finch faces life in prison. >>> new this morning, getty oil fortune heir andrew getty has been found dead. a family statement says that the 47 year-old heir died at his home yesterday. investigators say andrew getty's death is most likely from natural causes or an accident but they have been tentatively ruled an accident because of medications found inside of that home. >>> sources tell cbs news new jersey senator robert menendez could be indicted on federal corruption charges a as soon as today. the these charges are expect to relate with his dealings with the donor and friend flashings based ophthalmologist solomon melgan. when word first leak senator menendez denied any wrongdoing. >>> under pressure from gay rights group business leaders and other lawmakers, indiana republicans are scrambling to make a new law. the it could sanction discrimination

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at southwest detective. good morning. >> reporter: good morning this case has been in fast motion since friday. since then police here in philadelphia have teamed with maryland police to track down my apparel or in maryland, their next step to bring her here to philly, to face charges after her son was found dumped in cobbs creek park. forty-one year old parlor had been in maryland since about early last week, police say she was there to see her boyfriend, we're told, and to do so she left her 21 year olson alone in cobbs creek park, sometime on monday morning. now, her son is quadriplegic, non-verbal, and also suffers from cerebral palsy. he was left thereon his back with a blanket, a bible, on top after pile of weeds. and for five days, he was left helpless in the rain and cold until a passerby found him on friday night. now, most recently he was being cared for at chop, he is suffering from nail nutrition dehydration, vision problems and a cut to his back. meantime his mother, parlor, is in the hospital i

if quick finch faces life in prison. >>> your time 6:03. lets get traffic and weather together. >> good morning. things are tranquil today in terms of any wet weather issues. you do not to have worry about taking the umbrella with you when you walk out the door where the the last few days we had half and half. one half featured wet weather and other half was okay. you don't need it on stan by but you to need a pair of sunglasses. it will be a bright and sunny day. right now sunnies not up. sun glare will be a traffic problem i'm sure. storm scan three is completely clear. we have a breeze out here on the sky deck and pretty much every where else. anytime that blows it will make these temperatures feel colder. knocking five to 10 degrees off that wind chill. thirty-five is technically your temperature at philly international. we are at 25 in mount pocono. feeling more like the teens in the mountains where we have a fresh coating or even several inches of snow this morning. but, down here across the greater delaware valley we are talking more

finch is being held in the delaware county prison. >>> well, 6:06. a shocking admission from the germanwings airline what they now say about the co-pilot's psychological history. >> i guess they new something was going on. customers killed at a nail salon in northeast philadelphia yesterday. when a car smashes through the front window. why the driver will not be charged. >> ♪ ♪ >> hey bob what bridge is a? >> the girard point double decker. >> what's up with the bell? >> i don't know, i found it here. >> more cow bell, please. >> we need more cow bell. ten after 6:00. you talk about a freak accident, that just so tragic. my goodness. >> yes, car comes crashing through the window of nail salon in the northeast striking customers. one woman was killed. >> yes, she just had her nails done killed, was pinned under the car. >> this was the scene just afternoon yesterday at cindy's nail salon on bustleton avenue. police say a 82 year old woman pulled into a parking spot, right in front of the nail salon. and it appears she hit the gas pedal, and instead of

"eyewitness news" reporter just continue finch is there to tell us about last night's situation as well. the just continue. >> reporter: ukee, good morning, that is right, all candidates will be here at the forum, again, lots of drama last night from that fall. of course debate and points made as well: on stage scare earl any tuesday's mayoral debate 74 year-old candidate lynn abraham collapsing her rival state senator anthony hardy williams quickly rush to her aid, other scrambled too. although she was down former philadelphia d.a. came back strong in a press conference after doctors gave her the okay. >> i was talking to the doctor when he said you fainted. i said i want to get up. he said, no, let go back. i'm not concerned but obviously it is embarras to go faint on stage. something that has never happen before. >> reporter: back home the remaining five contenders took turn making their pitches. >> i want to create jobs that create opportunities for people. >> unless we are in public service to make peoples lives better we will never be happy and successful. >> we have to grow our t

finch faces first and third degree murder charges.a young man officer hudson participate in there the boy scouts and acknowledged dodge trouble as a teen by volunteering at the yeadon fire department. the chief was one of his mentors. how are you going to get through. >> together. we'll talk about it. we'll cry together and grieve together but biggest way and the best way we're going to get through this is telling stories about mark, reliving all the memories we have and remembering that great smile that he had. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with said the same thing, that the true story of officer mark had hudson is now how he died but how he lived. >> a good story to tell in the tragedy, a good story to tell. we hear so many bad things but he is leaving such a good story for our african-american community especially our men. he was just -- he's our hero. >> reporter: reporting in delaware county, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> developing now police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a pedestrian and then dr

we are live at southwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right justin, thank you. happening today suspect in the violent abduction after woman in jewelers row section of the center city will be arraigned in south carolina. a judge will then decide whether 31 year old tiere gay will be ex at the diet dollars back to philadelphia. fell rad signatures arrested gay on friday at a hotel. earlier this month, three men grabbed 53 year old woman from parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van you see it there then beat, round her and used a taser in a attack that lasted for hours. she was eventually found in a darby township septarian hospitalized. >>> time now 43:43, traffic and weather together. pretty nice monday, katie. >> it is looking like it ukee yes. so basically just going to say the hits keep rolling here today. it is a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. how could you beat yesterday? nothing but sunshine and perfectly blue skies. we are seeing few more clouds out there right now here on sky cabbing three, all is calm collected, very quiet start to

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from florence, new jersey with more justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. worse indeed. just yesterday they were told to evacuate their homes by experts and engineers. they were able to leave. this morning they are hoping something can be done to save their houses. these cracks cut so close to these two florence township house that he is engineers advised them to evacuate on wednesday. >> when we walk away we could walk away for good and losing everything. >> this is our home. we have put a lot of effort into this. i put a lot of love in this house. >> reporter: what was once a delaware river view for odells and their next door neighbor now deem an imminent danger. >> when lives are at stake we don't take any chances. >> reporter: about two years ago odells notice significant erosion and it lit they had to call in township and burlington county officials. >> we reached out for some help we were basically told that it was, our issue, mother nature. >> reporter: monday came those he have i rains. odells say ground gave way, u

authorities filed murder charges against tyaina finch today. delaware county authority say she shot and killed officer mark hudson with his own service gun. he was an off duty police officer. that shooting took place inside hudson's home last saturday. finch and hudson had a history of domestic problems. >>> tonight the search is on for a teen who slugged a man on a subway platform. right there you see it. surveillance video shows the 60-year-old man knocked off his feet at the 15th street set the station in center city yesterday afternoon. he was just left lying there unconscious. police say a teen threw that punch after a 20-minute argument on the train. now to an ad controversy. religious groups and city leaders speaking out against ads that won't soon appear on the buses. the ads feature adolf hitler and accused muslims of jew hatred. the american freedom defense initiative, but lost a legal challenge. the ads call for stopping aid to muslim countries. the mayor wants the people of philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we will share the

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now in our satellite center. he is tracking the latest developments in all of this, justin, good morning. >> good morning, the number of dead as you said now totals more than 3600 people after what's being called the worse earthquake to hit nepal in more than 08 years. among the hardest hit areas the capitol of kathmandu. as you mention, the rescue efforts around the clock are underway right now and time is critical when life can be the difference between seconds and life and death. though the death toll continues to rise, chinese rescue team found a manna life in rubble sunday. this search for survivors remains active. three days after the magnitude 7.8 quake struck, and now a series of powerful after songs have made the rescue effort a menacing mission. victims by the houses are vacating their homes to set up camps in the streets. meantime thousands of injured are congesting hospitals. >> head injuries, like many people suffering from head injuries, and spine injuries, abdominal injuries. >> relief coming in fr

sus continue finch is in our news center to tell you more about it justin?good morning rutgers says the current climate of controversy including college week life was a major factor in their decision. broke the news to greek leaders last week and now the talk of campus. >> i don't think it is really fair that everyone should be punished for the poor decisions after few people. >> student reaction, at rutgers, after word the university has banned parties at all 86 fraternity and sore at this at this houses until the end of the semester. >> a loft us don't agree. now we are looking more pro-active at this than bettering our community than mad or upset about it. >> rutgers leadership says the move comes in light after number of alcohol related incidents this year, involving greek organizations. sophomore caitlin died last september, after attending a party at the delta cap an epsilon fraternity. her death was ruled alcohol related then last month reports every under age drinking led to a fraternity shutdown. >> definitely they can get out of hand. but there are

hudson's girlfriend, finch, is charged with his murder. police initially took finch into custody earlier this week for an alleged assault on hudson that happened last summer. >>> philadelphia police say it was an argument between two men that led to a shooting in the middle of a neighborhood just steps away from a father and his young son. it happened last night in tacony. an 18-year-old was shot in the back and a 20-year-old in the shoulder. the men are in stable condition. the bystanders were not injured. police say they have already watched surveillance video of the shooting that clearly shows what happened. ♪ >>> a local faith-based group came together in song and prayer last night to raise awareness about gun violence. heeding god's call rallied in the overbrook section of philadelphia to draw attention to the impact guns have on families and neighborhoods. organizers held t-shirts and signs representing loved ones lost to gun violence. the group included local rabbis pastors and imams. they matched from landsdown avenue to a church o

tyaina finch was arrested yesterday on murder charges. she shot and killed darby borough police officer mark hudson with his service gun. he was off-duty at the time. finch told them two different stories about saturday's shooting. first, she claimed hudson's gun went off when she tried to get it out of the dog's mouth. later she said she acted in self-defense after a fight with hudson. the couple had a history of domestic problems. >>> this surveillance video could be the key to helping philadelphia police track down the teen who slugged a guy on a septa bus platform. the video shows the punch that knocked the 50-year-old man unconscious and broke his jaw. the attack happened monday at the 15th street station in center city. the police say a teen threw that punch after a 20-minute argument on the train. >>> philadelphia police say a body found in the schuylkill river last week is that of a man who has been missing for months. crews recovered the body of vito maglio sr. last friday in fairmont park. he was 69 years old. nbc 10 was there w

live at police headquarters, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. two teen girls recovering after their struck by car on roosevelt boulevard. investigators say the two girls, ages 15 and 18,. >> were walking southbound lanes tyson avenue, forward circle. police say they both suffered broken bones. learn the driver initially kept going but then returned to the scene after circling the block. he is now cooperating with detective. >> this woman now facing attempted murder charges for love triangle hit-and-run in logan. police say the 29 year old precious richardson coleman intentionally crashed her suv into pea trist expense friday afternoon. expense was pinned against a building and doctors were forced to amputate one of her legs. detectives tell us that pence and coleman were romantic rivals. >>> new this morning the secret service arrest as man who climbed a fence outside the white house with a suspicious package. they checked out the package and realized it wasn't dangerous. just last week, officials talked about adding steel spikes to the white ho

finch faces charges including first and third degree murder. officer mark hudson was ultimate public servant. he died as a darby boro police officer but began as a volunteer fire fighter a at just 16, in yeadon. >> he has done more than in 26 years then most people do in the lifetime. so i just think, legacy of community and giving back. >> reporter: chief's of yeadon's fire department and darby boro police took the podium to share their memories. >> a shining example of what a patrol officer and a fire fighter should be. confident, courageous, and tenacious. tough brave. >> he cared. he was good people. >> reporter: hudson's family requesting the h ymn amazing grace. >> ♪♪ amazing grace ♪♪ >> reporter: hudson donated his eyes and the lyrics of the song i once was blind but now i see mean more than ever for their brother and son who even in death continues to help others. >> tragedy, a good story to tell. his story will be told for a lifetime, many lifetimes to come. mark hudson is our hero. >> reporter: in collindale, annie mccormack for chann

live here in crescentville justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. right now 5:33, we want to check in with katie. at least a brighter day flight. >> exactly. should be hint milder than yesterday was. so still going to be 11 degrees below average. but we do expect to see temperatures ease up a little bit. still stuck in the mid 50's, however, and it is still courtesy of the persistent northwest push of chillier air, that is just getting funneled into the region. we take you outside, you can tell that, just by looking at the streaks of yep lake enhanced snow. most of which is having difficult time reaching the grounds at this point. but yes snow has been a theme across central and western pa for two days straight, for us thankfully it has not. but we are expect to go see these clouds currently in place, break and yield for more sunshine. that said, right now we still have a freeze warning in effect across basically the northwest half of our area, freeze watches basically everywhere else, say for philadelphia county, delco cape may county, then delawar

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is outside southwest detectives with more justin good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. true mystery police don't have have much to go on in this case but they are calling it suspicious and they are pursuing it as a death investigation. the just behind the runway at philadelphia international airport long side the 4700 block of fort mifflin road a honda accord was found on fire. the leads are slim. >> we're unsure as to what happened here. the there is no witnesses. no video cameras. this is a public roadway but it is not really traveled. >> reporter: time 3:30 tuesday a afternoon when philadelphia fire arrived on the scene. this fire so intense, foam was used to stop the burning. later would reveal a single victim. >> as they extinguished a fire in the front driver's seat of the car there was a meal, body was charred all the way down to the bone. >> reporter: although car was badly burn the the tag was still visible. investigators say it has been traced to a south philadelphia address. as the the investigation continues yesterday, disco

we are live here in colwyn borough, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. happening today the philadelphia woman accused of abandoning her disable son is expected to appear in court for an extradition hearing. nia parlor currently in the custody of maryland police, she had been receiving medical treatment there. police say that parlor left her quadriplegic son in the woods near cobbs creek then took off for maryland with her boyfriend. >> authorities in monmouth county new jersey are investigating a swatting incident captured live on line. now there is man who will only id himself as fist pump, he was live streaming video when heavily armed police officer arrived at his monmouth county home sunday. key port police say that they've received anonymous call claim ago man was holding hostages, than he had stabbed his girlfriend. after checking things out they determined that call was a hoax. >> another coyote attack in north jersey to tell you b bergin county man says he was walking his growing a coyote bit him on the leg second attack this month. man went to t

we are live outside federal courthouse i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev is quick for his role in the deadly boston marathon bombing two years ago. now the question is will he be sentenced to death? "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins news our studio with reaction to the the verdict and what comes up next nicole good morning. >> reporter: after finding dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all counts that same jury will decide if the 21 year-old terrorist will be executed or sentenced to life without parole. with folded arms tsarnaev fidgeted his way at the verdict looking down at the tea fence table as jury read his fate. after two hours they found him guilty of all 30 counts including conspiracy and deadly use of the weapon of mass destruction. bomb tsarnaev planted with his brother tamerlan claim three lives and injured more than 250 people, nearly two years ago. richard donahue an office shore was injured during a shoot-out that led to dzhokhar's arrest says justice was served. >> it is not a day to celebrate. you can call it a bitter sweet victory. i

live in crescent ville justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you for. that will also, new this morning, septa bus catches fire. happened around 1:30 this morning on south broad street and paterson avenue right in front of an at&t station. driver and passenger on the owl service bus got off safely. no word yet what may have caused that fire. >> a beloved south philadelphia resident dice in a house fire. "eyewitness news" on the scene on federal street. that fire started in the second floor bedroom, of 69 year old joseph derosa. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. choking back tears here, long time friend says derosa was the casino of guy who would give you the shirt off his back. >> it wasn't a person, he didn't say hello to, because he would always be sitting outside on the bench outside the club, or on his step, and the people right now know me, see me, ask me, and when i tell them they're kind of like sad to see because just the hello that he gave them made them happy. >> neighbors say derosa was a heavy smoker, but it is unclear right now h

prosecutores say finch told them two different stories about saturday's shooting. first, she claimed that hudson's gun went off when she tried to remove it from their dog's mouth. but later finch told authorities she acted in self-defense after a fight with hudson. police tell us the couple had a history of domestic problems. >>> and the death of a cumberland county man in police custody is raising questions. witnesses tell nbc 10 violent officers punched and kicked a man after they had him handcuffed on the street. >> slow all units down. subject under -- tried to disarm me. >> that police dispatch recording tells the arresting officer's side of the story. authorities looking into the chase have not told us why violentvie vineland police arrested him yesterday. he was restrained and on the ground when they got violent with him. >> they punched him. stumped him, kicked him and let the dog out of the car and the car bit him on his face and his body. >> a local activist is demanding to know what exactly happened to white. >> the fact of the matter is mr. phillip whit

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at 69th street transportation center with the the latest details, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we have within checking throughout the morning but no signs of those controversial ads just yet but by week end we are told 84 septa buses will feature those controversial so-called anti muslim ads and mounted on to bus sides despite protest from septa and local clergy. lets take to you video. ads from the afdi who are based in new hampshire and septa says afdi bought the the the ad space for $3,000. ad features a photo in 1941 of a meeting between hitler and a palestinian arab activist who backed the nazi regime. now critics called the ad campaign anti muslim, for saying it supports muslims supporting jewish people rather and septa has tried to stop the ads but a federal judge did resume they can resume despiting loop hole in septa's policy because just recently a adopted a a policy that said septa has the right to refuse controversial ads. inter faith leaders gathered yesterday with mayor nut tore call for calm

tee tyaina finch. she first said the dog grabbed his service revolver and when she tried to remove the weapon from the dog's mouth it went off. then later saying the two had gotten into a fight and she shot him in the chest. he was pronounced dead later at the hospital presbyterian hospital, due to that gunshot wound. he had been a volunteer officer for four years for the borough police department and had also worked for the yadin fire department for about ten years. so this death, this murder has definitely rocked both those two departments and the community. finch is charged with murder in this case. again, the viewing to start at 10:00, though it might be running ahead of schedule. i'll try to get an update on the times for you when i join you again in 30 minutes. live in delaware county jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> in philadelphia police are interviewing someone in connection with a deadly hit and run investigation. a driver struck and killed a man along delaware avenue in the fishtown section of th

"eyewitness news" reporter just continue finch joins us at city had hall with more justin. >> reporter: good morning. about a thousand people are expect this afternoon at city hall at 4:30, they say they will be standing with baltimore going as far as to say philly is baltimore in many ways. they are protesting the death of freddie fray in baltimore police custody earlier this month. lets take you now video of the scene in baltimore. we have seen it erupt since monday. we have seen protests there turn to looting and fires set to businesses. curfew has been called there. residents are heed ago this curfew we are told. the nard guard is on the ground there as well. we saw rallies erupt ago cross the country from new york to seattle, houston denver as well as ferguson. the these crowds are demanding to know what happened to gray after his april 12th arrest an arrest in which gray suffered a spine injury. now some accuse police of that but new report says gray may have injured himself in the police van april 12th. that is coming from the prisoner who says he was in the van with gray on tha

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at the airport with the the very latest on this justin good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. hundreds are expect to include wheelchair attendants baggage hand letters and aircraft cleaners. they are picketing for higher wages, health insurance and paid sick leave. they have rallied here before most recently in november and january these rallies are planned by local seiu32bj. these strikers are not unionized they are employed by agencies that are subcontracted by airlines like u.s. airways at the airport, workers say they currently make $7.25 an an hour. this is almost a year after they say the city voted to a have prove a 10.88 cents hourly wage for city workers. they point to mayor nutter just last year signing off on a $12 hourly wage for city subcontracted workers and back out here live, they are setting up as we speak to to march at 6:00 o'clock and go well in the afternoon and evening. is there a rally set the for 2:00 p.m. at city hall in center city. we are live at the airport i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

outside the christie rec center, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> easter services almost end in the tragedy at a new jersey churr of when part of the ceiling came crashing down. this is the aftermath here of the collapse at methodist church in raleigh union county. as many as 100 worshippers were praying yesterday afternoon, when a huge chunk of the plaster sealing collapsed causing people to run for cover. people inside that church say it is a miracle no one was killed. >> i need to get out of here and first thing came to my mind. when i got out my first concern, if everyone else got out okay. >> fourteen people were hurt, although all but one of the injuries are considered minor. the church now off limit while crews clean up that mess but really incredible no one was killed. wow. now, it is 5:13. and i'm happy to say we get to go down to south philly to katie fehlinger. >> looking ahead to beautiful day weather wise. what perfect way to kick off opening day than with nice weather we didn't have the luxury that far last year, if you recall, but out on the ballpark, right now

>> busiest airports, lads dollars number two i'm justin finch. being done to get us off that list. >> justin, thanks. also, one of the worse kept secrets in washington. now we're getting better idea of when hillary clinton will officially launch her campaign for president. >> and vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. you know we do it on the 3's back at the bottom of the hour. happy friday, family, see you in a bit. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest i

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have a live report in 30 minutes. >>> happening today the self proclaimed philly ten are scheduled to go on trial. last month police arrested them after a town hall meeting in lawncrest turned into a mala. they were protesting district attorney's seth williams decision in the the to file charges against two police officers who fatally shot brandon tait-brown last december. if convicted of disorderly conduct they face 90 days in jail. >>> also happening today michael brown's family plans to file a wrongful doubt lawsuit against the city of ferguson. brown's shooting death in august by officer darren wilson led to protest in the the st. louis suburb that were renewed when a grand jury declined to charge wilson. wilson resigned in november. >>> well, you may know the not my backyard syndrome. many neighbors are feeling that way about plans for a drug rehab center that would be near haddonfield high school. "eyewitness news", reporter nicole brewer joins us live with that. >> ukee, good morning. hundreds of folks turnout to the haddonfield audit

that's where "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now to tell you more about it, justin, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. that's right, game one of two of the on-deck series between the phillies and the pirates here at the park, soft open for the season, also for safety, under these red covers here are new way to walk safely into citizens bank park. starting friday, fans surviving the citizens bank park will see the phillies new play for safety. walk through, first stop, even before tickets taken fans can expect to empty their pockets and have the bags check too. and may require additional screening. >> you only need to take out your cell phone camera, keys, you can leave coins in your pockets, you can leave your belt on, you can leave your shoes on, it is not like going to the airport. but it will pick up dense metal. >> call their stepped up safety standards their new normal. protocols put in place after consultation was homelands security, towards the ends of last season phillies ran small pilot testing the security system at the right field gate.

finch is being held without bail. >> anti-muslim ads are set to roll out on septa buses today.ost a fight to ban the ads in court last month. erin o'hearn joins us live at the big board with more. >> reporter: nydia, that's right it did lose the fight to ban the ads but community leaders are banding together to launch a campaign in response to these anti-islamic messages called dare to understand. mayor michael nutter and other religious and community leaders held a rally yesterday to encourage septa riders and anyone offended by the ads to channel their frustration constructively and not resort to violence. the american freedom defense initiative purchased the ads which cost around $30,000. the ads depict a photo from the 19 40's of adolf hitler talking to a palestinian leader and the text reads islamic-jew hatred it's in the koran. community leaders critical of the ad say the organization behind them is hiding behind free speech to spread hate. >> this is the opposite of what our religion stands for and therefore you should conduct yourself in a dignified and respectable mann

live in frankford justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you so much. meantime, there is some new surveillance video in connection with a hit-and-run that killed a two year old little boy in kensington this week. police released the video hoping that someone recognizes the car. it is a white infinity sedan moon roof, and broken front headlight. police say the car struck 19 year old josephine riviera a and her son and the boy died yesterday after he was removed from life support. >> time is 5:34. in business news, new concoction from ben and jerry's. >> how much more expensive is your monthly rent? money watch's jill wagner joins us live, from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, that the tasha. stocks could finish this week on high note. goal man sach's, citigroup posted some of the best earnings in years. even that wasn't enough to push the markets higher yesterday. dow fell seven points, the nasdaq down three. well, no surprise to people who rent their apartment. rent are on the rise. and the bad news is it is pr

finch had been mark hudson for more than a year.t one point the officer got a protection from abuse order against her. police say finch originally told them hudson's dog had gotten a hold of his gun. she says when she tried to take the gun from the dog it fired and hit hudson. yesterday though detectives say she changed her story. saying she got into an argument with hudson, then shot him. police say she told them she doesn't recall pulling the trigger. >> we believe from the evidence from the inconsistent cease from the physical evidence at the crime scene, from the evidence of the medical examiner, we believe that she acted on this particular day with the specific intent to kill. >> she's in the delaware county prison tonight. >>> in montgomery county, police and swat teams swarming a cheltenham township fire station after shots rang out. investigators say a former firefighter burst in and held four people hostage in the basement. they are all now free. they are not hurt. former volunteer firefighter is now in jail. fox 29's dave

i'm justin finch live update, coming up. >> thank you justin, see you in a bit. rather frightening reports. another coyote attack in new jersey. >> and justin and katie return they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. a live look outside right now it is clearing out that rain moving away, we should have nice day. fingers crossed. katie has details coming up. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. so go ahead, inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good tuesday morning, to you, and check that out. if you consideration brushing your teeth, pouring some coffee gorgeous sunrise down at the shore. after stormy night we're drying out the last of the showers making their way out of the area, and this view is just proof of a better forecast ahead. that just make you want to get the day going. >> absolutely, gorgeous sunrise, kate

finch originally told them the shooting was accidental but later said she fired in self-defense. a day before being charged with murder, finch arrested on charges still interesting dispute last summer in which she allegedly threatened hudson with a knife. finch being held in the delaware county prison. >> septa police busy again trying to track down group of teenagers who, well, did get into a fight with a man, after he, well, a adult goes into a septa train. okay? accidentally steps on the foot after teenager. then they get into verbal altercation, then it turns physical. >> we will warn you, we have video that might be disturbing, steve keeley has more details. >> our viewers who watch every day are having that dejavu feeling. here we go again from the same spot yesterday at this time. septa headquarters similar situation, showing surveillance video, and unfortunately, no results from yesterday's surveillance video, because it is no snitching culture, and that's the case here. even the victim you just talk about, mike, the 60 year old guy, heist his jaw broken, a lot of stitche

>>reporter: that's jim finch, the town supervisor. conklin sits on one of the largest natural gas fields in the world. residents say if they can just drill into the land they could bring the town back the late. but there's just one problem, new york state doesn't afrackingllow allow fracking. >> it's where we are, to secede and join pennsylvania where fracking is legal. >> we can move over there and have new cars and the garage and look at the comparison with what we have here and the rest of the country and it's not right when the biggest resource we have is in the ground. >>reporter: but here they cannot access those resources because new york's governor said last summer the health costs of drilling for natural gas are too high. >> when the health commissioner said he would not let his family live in an area where they're doing fracking because hubbells their health may be in jeopardy that was enough for me. and i don't want to choose between jobs and health. >>reporter: according to a study published by the national institute for h

authorities say he was trying to break up with his girlfriend finch who allegedly shot and killed. finch faces charges first and third degree murder. >>> one person was killed while walking along route 55 in want ma, gloucster county. state police closed a stretch of the road past woodbury road exit to investigate. the driver did stop at the scene. >>> new overnight police asked confess outside the second street shooters mummers clubhouse in south philadelphia. 60 people spilled out from the party, some of the people allegedly assaulted 6 some people nearby. those people have all been taken to the hospital. at this point there are new arrests, nor is there any indication just what set this off. police say the second street shooters were not clubhouse they had rented out the space. >>> pat-downs are a thing of the past at citizens bank park. phillies fans will have to go through metal detecters to get into the game. sharrie williams has more on what fans are saying about it. >> reporter: metal detecters are the newest addition to the lineup outside the citizens bank park. it calls f

hudson's girlfriend, tianna finch is charged with his murder. police were already holding finch from an assault on hudson last summer. >>> today is holy saturday, the final day of lent and holy week leading up to easter sunday. this is a live look over the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. there are no masses today. they will happen later on this evening. that's when the archbishop will celebrate the easter vigil mass at 8:00 tonight. >>> yesterday, christians marked good friday. they observed the stations of the cross. artists presented different works representing the stations which refer to the events of the day when christians believed that jesus was crucified. good friday is one of the holiest days on the christian calendar. >>> this morning people of the jewish faith are observing the eight-day festival of passover. it began last night at sundown. one montgomery county family is marking the holiday with a milestone. the black family of horsham held their 100th passover seder which commemorates the ancient hebrews escape from sla

last saturday in his apartment, his girlfriend ty anna finch is charged with his murder. >> this holy saturday is the final day of lent and of holy week leading up to easter sunday tomorrow. >> the cathedral of saints peter and paul was basked in candlelight for tonight's easter vigil mass. holy saturday marks the day that jesus's body lay in the tomb. and pope francis presided over his third easter vigil as pontiff this evening. that vigil began in the dimly lit atrium. the darkness representing evil and human sin. later everyone lit their own candle and it went from darkness into light. each ritual during that service filled with meaning for the faithful. meanwhile, people across our area spent the day preparing for easter by doing shopping. nbc was where the shelves were almost empty before lunch. edward freeman customers 120kd occupy nuts, fruit, and candy. we spotted the easter bunny doing day before shopping. and they were swinging for the fences in south jersey in memory of a teen boy who died general last year. they held a home run deshy in honor of the 14-year-old. the eighth