shot just before 10:00 o'clock this morning and now at penn presbyterian medical center where our greg argos is live with the very latest on the officer as condition, greg? >> reporter: and jim, good afternoon. that 25 year-old folcroft boro police department officer was rush here to penn presbyterian hospital as you mentioned via helicopter around 11:05 this morning. i want to give you an idea of the scene right here. we have officers from many different departments, including of course, many from the delaware county area. here's what we know so far about the officer and incident that led up to this. at 10:00 o'clock this morning at 1500 block in elmwood street in folcroft that 25 year-old male officer was responding to some type of drug related incident. where he was shot at least, six times, in the face, in the arms, in the legs, and in the groin. he was stabilized at mercy fitzgerald hospital before being transported once again, by hell cooperate tore penn presbyterian hospital. this happened, it began around 10:00 o'clock this morning as you heard, but he was not transported here until

we're live from orlando, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> back in our area jason's mother and sister are counting their blessings. >> i just want my blotter, to be okay. >> worst feeling in my life. thinking that, you know, my son could have been one of those, you know, people on the floor that person killed. >> jason gonzales lived in orlando for a decade making a home in the gay community and he tells "eyewitness news" as you heard with greg he appreciates the word of encourage. and prayers. >>> we now know investigation into the shooting omar mateen has extended on his wife. sources tell cbs news nora salmon has been interviewed by federal investigators twice and given a polygraph. authorities are investigating whether the couple recently visited the night club's tack. an address on national security president obama called on congress to renew the assault weapons ban in the wake of the the massacre. the president however struck a more somber tone when addressing the victim. >> i remind them that they are not alone. the american people and our allies

greg argos is at penn presbyterian medical center where that officer is being treated. we will begin with alex hoff in folcroft with new information from that press conference, alex. >> reporter: that suspect has pneumonia identified as dante brooks island also known as abdul wahi, this is a convicted drug offender who at one point was sentenced to 15 years behind bars. police are not sure how much of that he did serve but we know that he also fired shots at a second officer. grateful applause, once word of suspect's apprehension spread. dozens of police units from surrounding areas including the fbi arrived to elmwood avenue hours earlier to help search for the man accused of shooting folcroft officer christopher dorman and six times ride right across the street from the folcroft police station. police say the 259 year-old was responding to a report of drug activity. tameika daily and her daughter ran from the building after hearing gun shots. the man police were looking for is someone that daily says she has encountered. just before 1:00 p.m. police went inside folcro

but for now live in orlando, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks a lot, greg. back here in our area, mourners will gather for a vigil starting at 6:30 tonight at philadelphia's city hall. mayor jim kenney expected to attend. >>> now, politicians including the presidential candidates are debating how to stop another shooting. weijia jiang reports from capitol hill. >> the shooter in orlando used a high powered assault rifle to execute his deadly rampage, it is a similar weapon used in attacks carried out in san bernardino, california, and newtown, connecticut, and aurora, colorado. leading advocate since the newtown shooting, issued statement saying congress has become come policemen these murders by its total unconscionable deafening silence. some lawmakers say the real problem is terrorism. >> we need -- our enemies need to know we have the wherewithall in toward do that. we need to be focusing on those issues here, in congress, over the next couple of days rather than trying to politicize this activity there is event. >> the ongoing debate over gun control on

i'm greg argos here in chestnut hill with the award winning invention by 13 and 14 year old, and how it could keep from getting sick. >>> i'm don bell coming to you live from citizens bank park. the eagles swing for the fences, literally, we'll tell but that, and also, how can the philadelphia phillies break that six game losing streak? what can a manager do? we'll hear from pete mccann on when we >> the mark nam constitution center names congressman john lewis as this year's recipient of the liberty medal. congressman lewis one of the last surviving leaders, he currently reps george's fifth district, the awards will honor him for his dedication in civil rights and the constitution. the ceremony takes place september 19th. >>> superheros are coming to life in philadelphia. >> wizard world comic con kicked offer at the pennsylvania convention center today. this is the convention 16th trip to philadelphia. fans get to meet the actors and artists behind their favorite superheros. sean patrick flannery from boone dock saints and dexter signed autographs today, and wizards worlds runs thr

greg argos joins us from laugh early chevrolet to tell us how many car own remembers affected, and why police they have good shot of catching the culprit. greg? >> good afternoon, brooke, yes, big mess here, laugh early chevrolet in warminster, 27 vehicles, 27 pick-up trucks, take a look, with their tires slashed, each of these tires will have to be replaced, and, this is not the only location police say that was affected. now, this is surveillance video given to us by laugh early chevrolet in warminster, sales manager here, joe take err, says the motion activated cameras caught this guy around 3:00 a.m. saturday morning, armed with something sharp, possibly a knife, and stabbing holes in tires here. in total, 27 trucks had all four tires destroyed, and police suspect the same person is responsible for damaging tires, on three other vehicles, at nearby hertz rental car bills, and five more at the york auto glass shop. here at laugh early, the damage was done, very quickly. >> very -- was done very quickly actually, probably was here three minutes, four minutes, if that. >> now, all mor

. >> i'm jessica dean, greg argos is live in north philadelphia, and greg, you spoke to a woman who rushed to try and help this little girl. that woman at nearby clinic, happened to step outside, half block from the home where this girl was shot. she heard yelling and she ran over that is when she saw the four year old with a bullet wounds in the right eye. >> girl was gasping for air. >> sites and sounds, marge i says, she will never be able to forget. seconds before, around 12:30 in the afternoon, stepped out of this family health center came outside just to get air. >> when she heard a woman screaming. >> there was nobody out here but me, i ran to her, like she was screaming her lungs out. and knocking on doors, and nobody would come out. >> i toll her what happened. she said got shot, the kids were playing upstairs. and next thing you know she said she fawn her baby laying on the floor like that. >> in that mother's arms there is four year old girl, shot in the right eye, she tried getting help, even having the clinic's give aid. >> she was like save my baby, please, save my baby. that

eye witt the necessary news reporter greg argos joins us from folcroft with that story, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. that hero's welcome happened here at folcroft fire department where hundreds of the friend, family members, members have the community and fellow officers gathered to honor chris dorman, officer shot seven times just this past friday. when you realize folcroft police officer christopher dor map was shot seven times just 80 hours ago it is incredible to see him now heading home. >> it is a miracle, absolute miracle i'm telling you. >> reporter: his mother jean and father george are just two of the 100 people who gathered to see the 25 year-old officer return to his town. days after he was nearly killed in the line of duty. >> to say he took it like a warrior, he did. he didn't back down from the guy. his concern was guy getting a way ape doing harm to other people. >> reporter: that guy is daunte island whom police say opened fire on him as he responded to call for drug use. dorman was shot in the face, leg, groin and four times in the vest. >> i'm thankful to god, i'm

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live tonight with the look at the judge's ruling, greg. >> this is a big break for jerry sandusky and his attorneys. judge's decision essentially grants the first step in the long process that could overturn the former penn state coach's convictions on 45 counts of child sexual a boost. >> what is there to say. >> reporter: those were jerry sandusky's word may second as he pled in front of the judge john cleland hoping why will grant him a hearing under the state's post conviction relief act. good morning. >> reporter: thursday the judge allowed that hearing which will let the former penn state assistant coach and develop more information, as they work to overturn sandusky's child molestation convictions. >> is there 33 issues. >> reporter: six weeks ago sandusky's attorneys argued those 33 issues prevented former coach from a fair trial in 2012. the judge agreed with ten of them. hearing scheduled for august will address whether sandusky's trial tea fence team should have called himself to testify and whether prosecutors improperly leaked informa

. >> greg argos is live in orlando with what we know about the investigation, greg. >> reporter: jessica and rahel, good afternoon from orlando here. this investigation will be a very long one. like you mentioned club pulse there are federal, state, local officials inside. this was a massive crime scene as you can imagine, 49 people, 50 if you include the shooter. this afternoon we also learn from the fbi, the head of the fbi that the shooter omar mateen, may have become self radicalized. as you can imagine this investigation will span weeks if not into months. omar mateen the man behind this deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history is now center of a massive federal investigation. >> the one thing that we can say is that this is being treated as a terrorist investigation. it appears that the shooter was i been expired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the interest net. all of those materials are currently being searched, exploited, so we will have a better sense of the pathway that the killer took in making a decision to launch this attack. >> reporter: those th

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is there right now with what police are saying tonight. greg? >> reporter: ukee, philadelphia police say this all started around 3:00 o'clock this afternoon a24-year-old victim a woman was walking down the schuylkill river trail right around here when she noticed someone was closely following behind her. she decided to leave walking up these stairs right here at walnut street. that's when the suspect police say followed her and then slashed her in the face. on beautiful thursday afternoon, an ugh al tack on the schuylkill river trail. philadelphia police searching for whoever stabbed a 24-year-old woman in the forehead on the walnut street stairway leading to the path. >> it's sad. >> reporter: for many running, biking or simply strolling, it's also a reminder to be aware. >> carry pepper spray with me. when i run i make sure check my surroundings. >> i would say be mindful of the people that are walking behind you and in front of you. >you. >> to be like this. that's problem. anybody coming up close to you, you have to be leary about that. >> o

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is there right now with what police are saying tonight. greg? >> reporter: ukee, philadelphia police say this all started around 3:00 o'clock this afternoon a24-year-old victim a woman was walking down the schuylkill river trail right around here when she noticed someone was closely following behind her. she decided to leave walking up these stairs right here at walnut street. that's when the suspect police say followed her and then slashed her in the face. on beautiful thursday afternoon, an ugh al tack on the schuylkill river trail. philadelphia police searching for whoever stabbed a 24-year-old woman in the forehead on the walnut street stairway leading to the path. >> it's sad. >> reporter: for many running, biking or simply strolling, it's also a reminder to be aware. >> carry pepper spray with me. when i run i make sure check my surroundings. >> i would say be mindful of the people that are walking behind you and in front of you. >you. >> to be like this. that's problem. anybody coming up close to you, you have to be leary about that. >> o

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains the school is dealing with the clean up approaching one million-dollar. >> reporter: ten days ago may 24th a fire broke out here at north penn high school, today a 17 year-old student from the school in juvenile court, admit to go felony arson and causing a catastrophe charges. the teenager's mother leaving the montgomery county juvenile court hearing, on friday. the judge ordering her son to undergo both psychological and psychiatric evaluations, before his sentencing, within 20 days. attorneys for both sides, did not want to speak on camera. >> students are naturally upset that one of their own would start a fire. they are trying to understand why someone would do that but they are dealing with as best as they can. >> reporter: doctor curtis dietrich says students are dealing with the stress, as district officials are cleaning with the clean up cordoning off most damage area of the band room and surrounding storage offices. >> estimates approximately 800 you this dollars in total, of that 500,000 is damage to the property, and there

tonight "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us about the local connection to this disturbing case. >> reporter: less than 30 minutes before port authority police pulled over this not so inn conspicuous pick up for crack in the windshield the driver, john ramsey, posted this to his face book page. going to a hotel to extract a 16 year-old girl, adding her friend died of her heroin overdose, i'm bringing her out of new york today and anybody else in that hotel that wants to go home too. >> shooting, training, instruction. >> reporter: he is owner of the gun range near allentown and two others with him never complete that had mission. port third police arrested the trio moment before they entered the holland tunnel and found the weapons inside their truck, including multiple handguns, one assault rifle, body arm or, knives, night vision goggles and multiple round of ammunition. >> large majority of these weapons were loaded. >> i was surprised that he crossed state lines with firearms. yes, that i was surprised with. >> reporter: his good friend, chris says he isn't surprised th

. >>> aim natasha brown in for guess contact greg argos is live in special victims unit in june yacht a what can you tell us about this investigation, at this point. >> reporter: i can tell you it is so early in this investigation the philadelphia police department has not even named a suspect or a person of interest. though sources and eagles organization indicate that wide receiver nelson agholor is at the center of this case. plainclothes philadelphia police detectives entering the cheerleaders gentlemen's club in south philadelphia on friday, one day after a 27 year-old female employee there says that she was sexually assaulted. >> our special victims unit the is actively investigating that incident or report of that alleged incident, which will include interviewing witnesses, looking for any type of video surveillance or anything of that nature. >> reporter: philadelphia police are not naming a suspect but they are confirming the victim allege her assailant is a member of the eagles organization. >> we're not releasing the name of any individual from the eagles organization. we c

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in orlando tonight where he spoke with a local man about how he made it out of that club alive. greg? >> reporter: jessica, i did speak with jason gonzales originally from wildwood, new jersey. he and his best friend were inside club pulse when this massacre began. jessica as you can imagine both men ran but jason was able to escape without serious injury. his best friend, though, seriously wounded and tonight jason tells me it is only by the grace of god he was able to get out alive. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds gathered tuesday night at the first baptist church in orlando. >> and you will find peace for your souls report roar this community continues to pray and grieve their bonds stronger day by day. >> it's going take me a really long time to heal and to overcome this. >> reporter: victims who were somehow spared from almost certain death are still coming to grips with why they survived. >> all i could hear was the shotguns. one after another and people screaming, people yelling for help. >> angel and i both fell. >> unfortunately i was shot

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in orlando tonight where he spoke with a local man about how he made it out of that club alive. greg? >> reporter: jessica, i did speak with jason gonzales originally from wildwood, new jersey. he and his best friend were inside club pulse when this massacre began. jessica as you can imagine both men ran but jason was able to escape without serious injury. his best friend, though, seriously wounded and tonight jason tells me it is only by the grace of god he was able to get out alive. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds gathered tuesday night at the first baptist church in orlando. >> and you will find peace for your souls report roar this community continues to pray and grieve their bonds stronger day by day. >> it's going take me a really long time to heal and to overcome this. >> reporter: victims who were somehow spared from almost certain death are still coming to grips with why they survived. >> all i could hear was the shotguns. one after another and people screaming, people yelling for help. >> angel and i both fell. >> unfortunately i was shot

in fact, greg argos was just in here, whoo, look at that forecast. he like it too.iful weekend on the way. we just have to get the clouds out of here. >> okay. >> we have some showers lurking to our south at the moment actually pretty nasty storms rumbling through virginia this evening but they have all moved to the south. today actually the clouds and the rain worked in our favor. stabilized the atmosphere and so all the storms went where the heat was which was off to our south. and we missed it. let's take look what's happening right now. take you outside. to life look at center city philadelphia. still cloudy through the area and has been all night long. we did see a few breaks of sun in our north and eastern subur suburbs. but that was the best we got today. take a quick look at a time lapsed video. this on our neighborhood network from cape may courthouse and all day long it was gray, you can see the raindrops hitting the camera lense there. the afternoon cleared out little bit down the shore. you can see cape may courthouse did see some sun before the sun went

in fact, greg argos was just in here, whoo, look at that forecast. he like it too.iful weekend on the way. we just have to get the clouds out of here. >> okay. >> we have some showers lurking to our south at the moment actually pretty nasty storms rumbling through virginia this evening but they have all moved to the south. today actually the clouds and the rain worked in our favor. stabilized the atmosphere and so all the storms went where the heat was which was off to our south. and we missed it. let's take look what's happening right now. take you outside. to life look at center city philadelphia. still cloudy through the area and has been all night long. we did see a few breaks of sun in our north and eastern subur suburbs. but that was the best we got today. take a quick look at a time lapsed video. this on our neighborhood network from cape may courthouse and all day long it was gray, you can see the raindrops hitting the camera lense there. the afternoon cleared out little bit down the shore. you can see cape may courthouse did see some sun before the sun went

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos sat down with the world war two veteran at omaha beach 72 years ago. >> we were called replacement. >> reporter: seventy-two years ago army staff sergeant al and his second division were preparing to storm normandy beach. >> general patton gave us a pep talk and he says you sob's are here to fill a dead man's shoes. if you tie don't worry, we have plenty of people to fill your shoes. that was his pep talk. >> reporter: what a pep talk. >> yes. >> reporter: now 91, he vividly remembers the moment his foot hit stand. >> you got all these bodies floating, and you're pushing the bodies out of the way. put your thought in the mind of hey, this is serious. this is tough stuff. >> reporter: how did you survive. >> i don't know, heavy artillery, and there is shells bursting all around you, you hear guys cursing, screaming, praying and anytime a shell could you close enough to get you. i gave credit to the good lord. i seriously did. particularly when we got into france and stuff that happened to me there. >> reporter: there, the fighting was fierce and be

tonight "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the hard facts on where the concrete is comes from.porter: if you've ever driven through the streets in philly, and inched by a construction area, you know there's a building boom throughout our city. at five i wasn't head walnut street which will next may open as luxury couldn't miniums crews are laying concrete. >> 450,000 cubic feet of it. >> there's a pump truck at the bottom on the ground that pumps the concrete up through tubes that comes you through this place many boom and kim comes down and out a place where you need it to be. >> reporter: on this project alone 500 wall street street, enough concrete will be poured to fill more than five olympic size swimming pools it has to come from somewhere. concrete at heart is sand stone and settlement. >> with 44 trucks and three manufacturing plants,ing. >> they all kind of triangulate around center city. because that's where the concrete jungle is at. >> castor materials provides the beat for never of the singles rebuilding. we get the san, we get the september, we get the stole. we b

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live near that crime scene in orlando with a closer look at how some survivors were able to escape, the massacre, hi there, greg. >> reporter: hi there, jessica, exactly right, 49 innocent people were murdered inside, pulse nightclub, some 39 hours ago, of course, fbi saying that the shooter, 29 year-old omar mateen but we also know shooting started around 2:02 in the morning. club was pack. it was last call. there were hundreds inside. so the survivors i spoke with say that it was sheer luck that they were able to get out. one day after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history, the fbi confirms that the shooter, 29 year-old omar mateen a u.s. citizen may have been inspired to kill by isis. >> the one thing that we can say is that this is being treated as a terrorist investigation. it appears that the shooter was inspired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the internet. >> reporter: as of a federal investigation is in the infancy. >> there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer, and potential inspira

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in orlando as he talk to a south jersey native about how they got out a live. >> ♪ >> reporter: hundreds fathered tuesday night at first baptist church in orlando. >> we will find peace for your souls. >> reporter: as this community continues to pray and grief, they are growing stronger day by day. >> it will take me a really long time to heel, and overcome this. >> reporter: victims who were somehow spared from almost certain death are still coming to grips with why they survived. >> all i could hear was the shotguns. one after another. people screaming, yelling for help. >> angel and i both fell. >> unfortunately i was struck three times in my leg. >> i started running toward the exit and guy kept shooting at us. >> reporter: angel clean and jay on gonzales were finishing up a night of dancing and drinking. when omar mateen bursts in spraying death, jason from wildwood, new jersey escaped and doesn't realize angel isn't behind him. >> once i got to the doorway people had fallen down, on the doorway, there was stuck in there, they were stuck in

tonight "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the hard facts on where the concrete is comes from.porter: if you've ever driven through the streets in philly, and inched by a construction area, you know there's a building boom throughout our city. at five i wasn't head walnut street which will next may open as luxury couldn't miniums crews are laying concrete. >> 450,000 cubic feet of it. >> there's a pump truck at the bottom on the ground that pumps the concrete up through tubes that comes you through this place many boom and kim comes down and out a place where you need it to be. >> reporter: on this project alone 500 wall street street, enough concrete will be poured to fill more than five olympic size swimming pools it has to come from somewhere. concrete at heart is sand stone and settlement. >> with 44 trucks and three manufacturing plants,ing. >> they all kind of triangulate around center city. because that's where the concrete jungle is at. >> castor materials provides the beat for never of the singles rebuilding. we get the san, we get the september, we get the stole. we b

the war minister police are trying to track down the tire slasher. >> greg argos thinks why they haved shot of catching the culprit. >> reporter: monday technicians at lafferty chevy in warminster spent hours replacing brand new tires. >> you can see, them right here. >> reporter: after this man caught on camera, going through parking lot early saturday morning. >> when he came through he was kind of crawling. >> armed with something sharp and slicing his way through 99 tires. >> he worked his way up through, and then came through here and then ended up actually two or three more in the back that are damaged. >> reporter: sales manager joe tabor say motion sensor cameras pick up the suspect and security company was able to scar him away. >> they got on the loud speaker and he went right across the way there. >> reporter: any clue who this guy is. >> no, not yet but they will fine him though. >> reporter: quarter mile away bill primrosies wishing the same thing. >> came in at 6:30 in the morning. every car had flat tires. >> reporter: six cars were vandalized and he paid four grand out

we have live team three coverage beginning with "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos at penn presbyterian medical center with the latest on the officer a's condition, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. that of his other is 25 year-old christopher dorman listed in critical but stable condition which is very fortunate and police chief says, because he was shot at least half dozen times. dozens of officers rushing to penn presbyterian medical center, moments later... 25 year-old folcroft boro police officer christopher dorman arrived by medical helicopter shot at least six times. >> at this point, he is stable but critical. >> reporter: folcroft the police chief, robert also rushed to the hospital. meeting with officer dorman's family. >> his mother a and father are here, they are obviously upset but they feel more relieved now that he is stable. >> reporter: dorman a one year veteran of the department. >> outstanding officer. i cannot say enough about him. outstanding. >> reporter: was responding to a narcotic call in the 1500 block of elmwood street in folcroft. he was first to live and th

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we are live from orlando i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, greg. >>> in wildwood, jason gonzales's mother watched that news conference as it happened and as you can imagine she's beyond grateful that her sonnies alive. >> it was the worst feeling in my life. thinking that, my son could have been one of those, you know, people on the floor, that person killed. >> reporter: you will hear more from his mother coming up new at 5:30. >>> today we also heard from a second survivor with local ties, patience carter was in the bathroom with the gunman, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in the sat center with her story and gift that she now feels. >> good evening. we heard step by step heart pounding details of how this rampage unfolded. patient carter a 20 year-old college student from philadelphia told us what happened as she huddled in the bathroom floor of pulse nightclub. patience carter a 20 year-old from philadelphia, this is the brave face of the survivor. >> i never thought in a million years that this could happen. i never thought in a million years th

greg argos joins us from belmont state police barracks in wynfield heights with more, greg. >> reporter afternoon, jessica and ukee. state police making the arrest this morning as you mentioned two days after that alleged road rage incident on i-95 north bound and investigators say this all started because of a tip that came in through crime stoppers. >> we took him in cuss todd toy day. >> reporter: pennsylvania state the police arrested three three-year old anthony thomas gilbert on thursday. man wanted in connection with the road rage incident, which could have turned deadly. >> someone was driving 95 northbound in the left lane of travel just north of the girard point bridge. at that time, the suspect vehicle approached him from the rear at a high rate of speed. victim heard what he said was a gunshot. as soon as he heard gunshot he felt something, that was striking his vehicle will, and we believe a bullet, struck and struck the right rear, area. >> reporter: sergeant james hen again says the victim provided a description of the suspect and car. that led to a tip which led to gilbe

we are live at folcroft i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> happy to see he is doing well, thanks very much, greg. >>> philadelphia police continue continue on investigate a homicide in northeast philadelphia where a husband shot his wife with the cross bow. police responded to a call on the 3100 block of willit road last night just after 9:00 o'clock. they found 42 year-old pamela nightlinker with a arrow wound to her chest she was transported to aria torresdale hospital where she was pronounced dead. neighbors were shock by what happened. >> this is all surprising because they were normal people. it shows you not even normal people you can trust. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00 we will hear what the man who tried to save her said a accused murderer was doing and saying, leading up to the murder, that is coming up in a live report. >>> also philadelphia fire fighters worked to put out a house fire this morning, chopper three hovered above this scene in the 1500 block of church street. flames could be seen burning through the roof of the row house in the frankford se

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us why some philadelphia area companies are war i had. >>ith the u.s. and world stock markets losing $3 trillion since brexit vote. >> biggest thing that has ever happened because people don't necessity thousand react. >> reporter: companies here in the philadelphia region are worried about how the world's fifth largest economy will end up leaving european union. >> uk is a significant business partner of the region after canada and mexico. we're talking somewhere in the region of $26 billion. >> reporter: howard silverstonies philadelphia chapter's former president and current board member of the british american business consul. >> pharmaceutical companies, health sciences, airlines. >> reporter: he says his office has fielded dozens of calls, and advice to worried companies is this. >> keep calm, corry on because there is really no need to panic. nothing has been changing right now. >> reporter: voters in scotland and northern ireland who overwhelmingly voted against the exit sure hope that is true. >> wales leave the european union scotl

police have not filed any charges as of yet, but, as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us, accusation comes from a dancer at a south philadelphia gentleman's club. >> friday afternoon philadelphia police detective and during cheerleaders gentleman's club in south philadelphia. one day after nelson agholor accused of sexually accused of assaulting a dance their. >> actively investigating that incident, that report, that far alleged incident which would include interviewing witnesses, looking for any type every video surveillance, or anything that far nature. >> philadelphia police say the dance is her 27 years old. the alleged sexual assault happened around 3:00 thursday afternoon, right now, police are not formally naming 23 year old agholor, a person every interest. >> not releasing a name of any individual from the eagles organization. we cannot do that simply because no one has been charged with anything. >> how much, sources tell cbs-3, eagles wide receiver nelson agholor and at least one other player were at the club, but only agholor is being investigated. in a statem

we're live here in north philly, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> law makers in washington ended day long sit in protest on the house floor. they demanded a vote on gun control legislation. the protest turned into a chaotic showdown, between democrats, and republicans, cbs news correspondent adam may reports. >> after 26 hours every protesting, democrats staged sit in on the floor. people around the world: are with us. so thank you very much. >> the group then walked out on the front steps of the capitol and told supporters outside that even though they didn't win a vote on gun control legislation, the fight will go on. >> just one step of when we come back here on july the fifth, we're going to continue to push. >> yes. >> to pull, to stands up, and if necessary, to sit down. >> speaker of the house paul ryan says he never considered giving into the democrats' demands, because he says, this was nothing more than a stunt. if this is not a political stunt, then why are they trying to raise money off of this? they are sending out fundraising solicitations, like this one. >> in the

the investigation still ongoing, reporting here in south philadelphia, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> muhammad ali has been burried in his hometown every louisville, costed a town procession in a route which thousands attended, "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown with more on the boxing legends sends off. >> muhammad ali considered american royalty. fittingly the hurst caring his body traveled along a seemingly never ends bed of rose pedals, scene fit for a king in his hometown. thousands of fans throws roses, claim org for final touch of a man who touched so many lives. >> it is in the name of peace, than to take up arms and pursuit of violence. >> a sea of supporters from hollywood celebrities and world leaders to hometown fans, all packed the memorial service to honor the boxing legends, his wife lonnie addressing the crowd. >> so mean death, muhammad has something to say. >> cbs entertainment tonight talked to will smith on his way into the service. >> the outpouring of love, i learned a really valuable lesson about the moment at the ends of the life illuminate how

. >> our own greg argos on his way to orlando this morning, you can watch for his live reports throughouts-3 and the "cw philly". >> we talk to philadelphia psychologist about what mass shootings lick the one in orlando do to the american psyche. >> plus, see how americans are honoring the shooting victims with signs of solidarity across the nation. >> ♪ >> the show goes on, but bittersweet night for the tony awards. next. >> iconic lights of the empire state building went dark overnight in new york city in honor of the victims of the orlando night club shooting. >> that is with us jeong way the nation mourns with orlando. >> emotional vigils sprang up across the country in the wake of the shooting. hena daniels has the story from new york. >> a crowd gathered in front of the white house last night calling for increased tolerance, and the end of violence, toward the lgbt community and ethnic minorities. >> aim grabbing gay muslim. if you hear islamphobia, if you hear homophobe ya in your daily life do you have stand up. you have to stand up. that's the only way to change it. >> while the

our own greg argos is in florida and will have the latest on this tragedy on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >> all right, right now we get back to that story i started telling but earlier, more on the night club shooting massacre. we are learning more about the shooter's past, and what his actions were, earlier in the day, before he opened fire killing 49 people. correspondent kenneth craig has the very latest and what the shooter's wife is now telling investigators. >> investigators say, she new her husband omar mateen wanted to commit a terror act, and investigators said say she told them she wendt to the pulse night club with her husband on at least one occasion and tried to convince him not to go through with the attack. cbs news has learned, mateen went to work as a security guard in a gated community on the day of the shooting. as he gunned down innocent victims at the gay bar, they say, mateen not only called 911, he also went on facebook declaring his allegiance to isis, and he called a local tv station. >> morning. >> morning, do you have a badge? >> documentary footage sh

we are live from wynfield heights, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> developing right now a septa bus strikes two pedestrians, in chestnut hill. it happened around 4:15 at the intersection of the germantown avenue and east griffith lane. both were transported to einstein medical center with unknown injuries. >>> allegations are disturbing, philadelphia mother is facing murder charges in the suffocation deaths of her two young children. they were found dead in the home of a relative in miramar, florida. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in frankford right now where he spoke with the suspect's devastated relatives, joe. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. sophia hines called this neighborhood home with her two children and husband and other extended family. tonight they live behind me and they are grief stricken. i just spoke to one of those family members who tells me that they are unable to eat and really unable to process all of this. tonight there are really no answers to the question of why. >> he just started smiling and jumping, and this all happened. >>

we're live in south philadelphia, greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. >>> here's what's happening not far from you on northbound i95 a massive car fire is tying up traffic near the broad street exit. this is video from the traffic camera before firefighters got to the scene. you can see drivers are carefully making their way around those flames. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> saying good-bye to the greatest. family, friends and fans pay tribute to muhammad ali during a moraled service in his hometown of louisville kentucky. natasha brown has the story of those who eulogize having the gathering of thousands laughing and crying. >> ali, ali. >> reporter: muhammad ali was considered american royalty. fitting hearsay traveling along a never ending bed of rose pedals. it was a scene fit for all a king. thousands tossing roses for a final touch of the man who touched so man lives. >> it is far more difficult to sacrifice oneself in the name of peace than to take up arms and pursuit of violence. >> reporter: reporters from hollywood celebrates and world lead

our greg argos is in orlando and has been covering this story for us all day and into the night. >> reporter: good evening jessica. orlando has many nicknames though tonight it should be known as orlando strong like you mentioned thousands of people gathered just about a mile and a half from where 49 people died at a community center. thousands cried, thousands hugged, thousands remember the men and women loft. through tears and hugs, orlando pulse was beating strong monday night as thousands gathered near miles from the club where 49 innocent people lost their liv lives. >> i knew people that were affected. >> reporter: some folks bike live in orlando and were drawn to the vigil to honor those go gone. >> it was important for me to bring my kids out here so they could see how -- a little bit of love this world would be a better place. >> reporter: others like nick came from hundred if not thousands of miles away. drawn to the see which means so much for them. >> i actual wall in chicago sunday morning woke up to this and without knowing what was going on i got on plane and came d

our greg argos is in orlando and has been covering this story for us all day and into the night. >> reporter: good evening jessica. orlando has many nicknames though tonight it should be known as orlando strong like you mentioned thousands of people gathered just about a mile and a half from where 49 people died at a community center. thousands cried, thousands hugged, thousands remember the men and women loft. through tears and hugs, orlando pulse was beating strong monday night as thousands gathered near miles from the club where 49 innocent people lost their liv lives. >> i knew people that were affected. >> reporter: some folks bike live in orlando and were drawn to the vigil to honor those go gone. >> it was important for me to bring my kids out here so they could see how -- a little bit of love this world would be a better place. >> reporter: others like nick came from hundred if not thousands of miles away. drawn to the see which means so much for them. >> i actual wall in chicago sunday morning woke up to this and without knowing what was going on i got on plane and came d

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in orlando right now where he is following the latest developmentn the night club massacre, will have live report throughout the day here on cbs-3. >>> closing arguments will continue today in the federal racketeering trial of pennsylvania congressman, chaka fattah. the 11 term democrat is accused of arranging illegal campaign loan then paying back part of it with federal grant money and charitable donations. fattah's defense lawyers say his political former consultants are responsible, four co-defendants are also on trial with fattah, two others have pleaded guilty. >> the man accused of throwing a beer bottle at phillies first baseman, ryan howard; scheduled to appear before a judge today. philadelphia police say 21 year old sydney smith of wilmington surrendered to detective on friday, for the june fourth incident, the university of delaware student was issued citation for disorderly conduct. the summary offense could result in a fine of up to $300. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf will be out of the offers for a few days after he has an outpat

our own greg argos will have live reports from there throughout the day, also, follow the coverage onine at cbsphilly.com. >> the night club shooting was the second tragedy in orlando over the weekend. the singer, christina grimmie was shot to death friday. evesham township where grimmie grew up is holding vigil at the township memorial complex tonight at 8: 45, grimmie shot and killed in orlando, as someone shot her. she appeared on the voice in 2014, considered rising star in the music industry. >> new this morning, police are looking for the driver who hit a man on a motorcycle then fled the scene. this happened around 11:30 p.m. near the corner of cottman avenue and glenloch street in talcony. fire medics transported the driver of the motorcycle to area health torresdale with possible spinal injuries. there is no description yet of that car. >> in camden county, firefighters were on the scene after house fire in the 1400 block of hillside terrace in pennsauken. the fire broke out just before 12:30 this morning. pennsauken fire provided the these photos you see on your screen here,

we're live in south philadelphia, greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. >>> here's what's happening not far from you on northbound i95 a massive car fire is tying up traffic near the broad street exit. this is video from the traffic camera before firefighters got to the scene. you can see drivers are carefully making their way around those flames. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> saying good-bye to the greatest. family, friends and fans pay tribute to muhammad ali during a moraled service in his hometown of louisville kentucky. natasha brown has the story of those who eulogize having the gathering of thousands laughing and crying. >> ali, ali. >> reporter: muhammad ali was considered american royalty. fitting hearsay traveling along a never ending bed of rose pedals. it was a scene fit for all a king. thousands tossing roses for a final touch of the man who touched so man lives. >> it is far more difficult to sacrifice oneself in the name of peace than to take up arms and pursuit of violence. >> reporter: reporters from hollywood celebrates and world lead

. >> and our own greg argos on his way to orlando this morning, watch for his live reports throughouthe day on cbs-3 and the "cw philly". >> and our coverage of the or lane dough night club shooting continues after the break. coming up next: rolling up their sleeves, to help the victims in orlando. but not everyone is allowed to donate blood. find out why some people are being turned away. >> when we come back, see the moment of silence at the stanley cup playoff. pat gallen here with details on the team who won the stanley cup on the road again next. flows into one incredibleh water experienceld you can't find anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, the investigation into the worse mass shooting in us history intensifies this morning. >> at least 50 people are dead, and dozens more are hurt inside a gay club in orlando, florida. dozen every bodies still slowly being removed from the pulled night club. a

. >>> cbs-3's greg argos is in orlando right now, was at today's news conference where we heard from survivor whose partner is from wildwood, new jersey, he is just part of our continuing coverage coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00 and on cbsphilly.com. >> and turning to weather, right now, we are enjoying just that gorgeous june afternoon, it was a crisp and clear start to the day, "eyewitness news" here in westville, gloucester county, where it was just perfect for maybe walking your dog or walking your kids to school. let's get first look at the forecast right now with meteorologist, katie frail ill, really you have the good gig today out on the skydeck. >> no kidding, yes. really is just so comfortable outside, nicole, beautiful june afternoon, as you mention, we will continue to see the temperatures climb a handful of degrees, but right now, it feels so good outside. let's take a look what's happening with the pattern here, high pressure basically to thank for this beautiful weather, storm scan, well, certainly devoid of any storms right now. as our tri-stat

we're live from camden greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks very much. >>> president obama is pledge to go dismantle organizations, of hate. the president expressed his condolence to the turkish people during a meeting in canada today. suicide bombers killed at least 41 people the at one of the world's biggest airports on tuesday. more than 200 people were wounded. so far no one has claimed responsibility. but turkish officials are blaming the a tack on isis, islamic state terror group. cbs news correspondent jonathan vigliotti has latest on the investigation. >> reporter: work crews rushed shards of glass from empty window frames in the airport and passenger, went past reminders of the tuesday's deadly terror attack. >> unaudible. >> reporter: this businessman return to the airport after witnessing yesterday's triple suicide bombing. >> suicide killers blew you himself up. >> reporter: turkey's government is blame the a tack on isis although islamic state group has not yet claimed responsibility. president obama who is meeting with north american leaders in canada ha

for now we are live here at special victims unit in juniata i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. >>> turning now to our weather, tonight, a weekend certainly getting off to a great start but could turn stormy. meteorologist kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us more about when storms will arrive, kate. >> reporter: thanks, in a cash a i don't know if you can hear but they are having a party at child care center near our building on 16th street. dj spinning tunes, he is spinning a kid bob version of these kid which i'm more familiar with then the actual songs themselves. it is a great night to be outside whether you are listening to music, cooking out, walking around the city, low humidity, lots of sunshine, perfect kay but we do have some changes on the way. lets take a look what is going on. we will go outside, to storm scan completely clear, things are fantastic, it feels great outside, and then to be outside on a june evening and not feel any humidity is, amazing. note thinks working its way through great lakes we have severe then are storm

. >> reporter: reporting from orlando at world disney world resort i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> here at home we are following a developing story. >> an explosion rattles south philadelphia neighborhood, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in grays ferry with the details of the source of the blast, trang. >> reporter: natasha christian street is still block off but the situation is under control, take a lot the fire department is packing up to move out but definitely scary moments, they were told to shelter in place right after the explosion. it happened just after 3:15 at the viola steam plant which provides steam to the city. fortunately all employees are accounted for but one employee did suffer a minor injury and treated at the scene. fire department says that a safety system on a boiler blew out breaking a window and injuring that employee. now, many people, reporting hearing a loud explosion, that shook their entire homes and some reported shattered windows. >> we check all of the levels in the surrounding homes to make sure that there was not anything tha

live from the sat center, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now back home and developing bullets fly outside a local hospital and we are hearing from a man caught in the middle of the gunfire. off-duty philadelphia police officer is one who started shooting after he was hit while riding a motorcycle. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at police headquarters with more on how this all went down, joe. >> reporter: good evening. the lots of questions about this officer involved shooting, in north philadelphia, very late last night, and we are talking to the man he is telling his story, only to cbs-3 about being caught in the middle of all of this gunfire. >> right in front of my car he flew across, that is when i decided, this man is dead, he hit us hard. >> reporter: eduardo valleys say he and two others were picking up a friend when a met or cycle will collided with his green monte carlo at broad and tioga man was thrown off. it turns out he was an off-duty officer from the 22nd district. what happened next velez says something out of the wild west. >> popped out, point the t