greg argos is live at 7eleven in center city where the lottery machine is really getting a good work out. greg, good afternoon. >> reporter: yeah, it really is rahel a lost folks here purchasing those tickets for the powerball $700 million like you mentioned the second largest jackpot in the game's history. we crunched some numbers here at the 7eleven off race and broad and if you purchase a ticket and you are the sole lucky winner, the cash payout that is $318 million in your pocket. think about that for second. could buy a lot of tesla model ss. 4600 in fact or if you're feeling little bit more ultra wis tick want to pay tuition for 1189 drexel students you can cover tuition for all four years if you're the winner. a lot of excitement here like i mentioned this is the second largest powerball drawing in the game's history. we asked some folks including the manager here exactly what the deal is to win that money. take listen. >> the key to winning is say your prayers, respect your family and others and go like this, hey, let the machine pick it for me. >> what is the secret to winni

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains why conditions are right for a certain warm weather pet to flourish. >> reporter: first, you hear the buzz. then the smack. >> they like it most. >> reporter: mosquitoes aren't just annoying. >> for first time in a long time i was kept awake by mosquito in the room. >> they can carry nasty viruses. >> we're interested in understanding how this virus infects the mosquito and how when it transmits to humans. >> reporter: sarah is a professor of micro biology in penn and they are studying ways of limiting transmission to west nile virus to humans. >> if you can block the ability of the mosquito to have a good immune system maybe shell get so infected she dies. we don't care. what we care about, right is the ability to transmit humans >> reporter: state department of environmental protection says statewide, 611 mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile so far this year and testing season isn't over until september. last year, there were just 300 infected mosquitoes collect. >> well, mild winter. that has an effect. >> reporter: so does the

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in center city at the site of the statue, and greg, what are people saying tonight? >> welshing as you can imagine , nicole, philadelphians, both sides of this issue right now, hear from them in just a moment. but i want to paint you the picture of what's going on, that's the statue of course here at the municipal services building surrounded by two levels of barricade, plenty of philadelphia police, and that's because there is a march, a rail, which is expected to ends here at the statue, the statue which has become so very controversial over the past two days. >> first italian mayor frank rizzo has watched over since 1998. now, there are calls to remove it forever. >> this is not about history. this is about who the city choose toss answer in the heart of our sit. >> i helen gym tweeting off controversy, push to go remove the statue saying she's trouble by allegations african-americans were routinely targeted and brutalized during rizzo's tenure in the late 60s to 1980s. since then, philly police have set up a barrier around the statue. wedne

greg argos with the debate online. >> we spoke with some new jerseyans about this controversy and they told us what chris christie should have done. let's back up and talk about how this started. his son works for the team. when that fan says he insulted the governor and also called him a hypocrite. let's say governor chris christie he didn't back down. >> easy for people to be characterized in public life. >> i have a choice to make between my family and political. >> and beach gate. i guess you can call this ballpark gate. >> a big disappointment. >> reporter: governor chris christie practically nose to nose with a cubs fans this weekend in milwaukee for the brewers. when that cubs fan through some shade. >> i don't think it's professional. >> he's the governor. you have to be professional at all times. >> i just think it's chris christie. >> just normal chris christie. >> yes. that's exactly what i think. >> reporter: a ballpark snack locked in his hands. >> he had a couple of hot dogs or something. >> nachos. >> nachos is right up his alley. >> reporter: christie tells the fan what

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in wayne at mccabe nature center and nasa gathering site and greg, that is a unique way to enjoy the eclipse. >> reporter: it was there, guys. a few hours ago this place was pack, 300 folks gathering here , of course, they wanted to watch the eclipse but they were gathering important information. temperature, wind speed, things like that and all that data going directly to nasa. >> yeah, that is so awesome. >> reporter: 1:30 monday afternoon the moon started its trip across the sun and for hundreds gathered here at the nature center in wayne, necks started to turn upward. >> i'm exited to like see what happens. >> moon starting to go and sunnies pretty cool so far. >> reporter: 300 people gathered, some packing shares, other imaging they are at the beach. >> i'm wondering why we are not watching from the pool right now but you know, this was local, and support local. >> reporter: all excited about missing history, many for first time. >> i think it is really cool that i can see such scientific happenings in real life. >> reporter: others re

. >> eyewitness news reporter greg argos fans filing out of lincoln financial field. >> it's the last preseason home game with eagles win and of course, fans pumped for the regular season. >> awesome and i like the defense. >> we got a win. we got that w baby. we got the w. that's all that matters we got the w. >> i think they played really, really well and defense was on point. and offense should have been a little better and they did really good. >> and now everyone looking forward to the first regular season game sunday september 10 in washington d.c.. reporting in south philly i'm greg argos cbs eyewitness new news. >> a man facing sexual assault charges in ben salem and alleged victim texted 911 for help while hiding in apartment closet this is suspect christopher hendren gan of coming dale. the alleged incident took place day. emergency dispatc dispatcher that received victim text messages told the to call 911 to find gpa location on cellphone. >> snap chat post leads this case to cam don't county. police arrested mason mallen and clemington home saturday after he sexually assau

greg argos spoke with the couple that had the horrifying ordeal. >> shopping and dining on august first the nathan family paid the $150 toll and crossed through the middle fair priming. >> i've been on this numerous times every summer. >> jackie nathan says she noticed something didn't quite feel right. >> my wife said i think the bridge is opening. >> he accelerated and of course then we landed with the big impact on the other side on the concrete and other side. >> biggest impact i ever felt in my life without a doubt. >> notice the car a couple, daughter friend all bumped and bruces and not seriously hurt and their vehicle not so much. this is their suv it looks okay right but most of the damage is on the under kath. >> estimate 10,000 without taking apart. >> the family is trying to figure out how they were allowed to cross the bridge in the first place. >> it keeps replaying in your head wow never think this could happen. >> lower township police investigating and the drinl bridge operator did not know the family car because of a strong sun glare. it puts the blame on cape may coun

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in north jersey where president challenged north korea with a threat of his own today, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good afternoon, the president is here in northern new jersey on a working vacation, just a few miles away, at his country club here in northern new jersey and he made it very clear this afternoon exactly what the united states stance is on north korea's nuclear program. at his bedminster new jersey golf club on tuesday president trump not mixing any word as he warned north korea's leaders stop threatening the united states. >> he has been very threatening, beyond a normal statement. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> reporter: cbs news confirms a new intelligence assessment conclude north korea has developed capability to build a nuclear war head small enough to fit on top of the missle and u.s. intelligence estimates north korea has enough nuclear material to build dozens of nuclear weapons. >> we have to enforce these, to be for this to be le

. >>> greg argos is seeing green , live outside link with eagles fans, greg. >>> yeah, lot of excitement out here, you wouldn't realize this is a preseason game, crowd growing by the minute including these guys right here for some of them they are very first eagles game. >> reporter: flag up and there is no mistaken it, we're in eagles country. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >>> preseason home game kicks off at 7:00, against dolphins and many fans anxious to see how well the bird owe even if will do against miami. >> just exited to see how starters play in the majority of the game. >> yeah. >> i want to see a lot of points scored because we have to prep for the season. so would i like to see that and consistency on the defensive side. >> reporter: tailgating, full swing, and, burgers, corn on the grill and everybody enjoying boot late summer weather. >> awesome weather, breeze has pick up but not hot humid humidity down so should be perfect on the field temperatures tonight. >> just beautiful perfect for a football game. >> can't get it much better then this. 79 degrees at kick off? this is bea

talking about moth keys owes this morning, as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos report, itchinesshing to worry about when it comes to mosquito bites. first you hear the buzz, then the smack. >> sweet blood. that's what they like the most >> mosquitos aren't just annoyance. >> for the first time in a long time, i was kept awake by a mosquito in the room. >> i hate mosquitos, i definitely hate them. >> they can carry some pretty nasty viruses. >> interested in understanding thousand virus is transmit today humans. >> a professor of mike row biology at penn, she and her team are studying ways to limit transmission of west nile virus to humans. >> if you can block the ability of the mosquitos to have a good immune system, maybe she will get so infect that she dice. we don't really care. what we care becomes right, the ability of the mosquito to transmit to humans. >> state department of environmental protection, state-wide, 611 mosquitos tested positive for west nile so far this year. and the testing season isn't over until september. last year there were just three infected mosquitos

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the day's details from bellefonte. >> reporter: lead detective in this case testified there was surveillance video of the basement where 19 year-old tim piazza was found unconscious and he believes that video was deleted on purpose, tonight, the 16 defendants, could face additional charges. >> that is something that justice unacceptable and if that tape what's raised then this cover up is enlarger then we had anticipated or expect or known about. >> reporter: tom kline represents the parents of the tim piazza, the 19 year-old, who participated in a hazing event at a penn state, fraternity. >> tim piazza greed every minute they are in the courtroom for their son. >> reporter: pea as was found late in the fourth february 4th at bottom of the basement stairs inside beta theta pi fraternity house. the lead detective for the state college police department testified on thursday that he believes that some of the 16 defendants may have purposely deleted video from cameras which were in that area also played in court thursday afternoon was new video of p

as our greg argos reports, they were found dead in their south philly apartment. >> this gruesome double murder happening around 11:45 p.m. last night when police say one of the victims relatives checked on the first floor resident pounds two bodies inside. >> inside this federal street apartment, gruesome discovery sunday night. >> both of the victims has bruises to their faces and both of the victims were laying in a pool of blood. >> fifty year old gonzalez, and his 23 year old girlfriends kate were found in separate rooms, now police are searching chipping for the person responsible. >> was a great person, so full of life. if he could give you his socks offer his feet, he would. >> his cousins say his own mother found the bodies, when she went to check 11:45 p.m. last nightment second tragedy for the aunt who dealt with the murder of her other son on the stoop of this very same south philly home. >> this would be the second murder, the same address, at the same address for her. >> she is doing as well as can be expected, but a mother just loses her son, what would you think? how woul

greg argos with the debate online. >> we spoke with some new jerseyans about this controversy and they told us what chris christie should have done. let's back up and talk about how this started. his son works for the team. when that fan says he insulted the governor and also called him a hypocrite. let's say governor chris christie he didn't back down. >> easy for people to be characterized in public life. >> i have a choice to make between my family and political. >> and beach gate. i guess you can call this ballpark gate. >> a big disappointment. >> reporter: governor chris christie practically nose to nose with a cubs fans this weekend in milwaukee for the brewers. when that cubs fan through some shade. >> i don't think it's professional. >> he's the governor. you have to be professional at all times. >> i just think it's chris christie. >> just normal chris christie. >> yes. that's exactly what i think. >> reporter: a ballpark snack locked in his hands. >> he had a couple of hot dogs or something. >> nachos. >> nachos is right up his alley. >> reporter: christie tells the fan what

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos checked out activity at local college campuses. >> reporter: it is move in day at many universities throughout the philadelphia region and here at temple university that means making new friends, and also getting a work out. imagine a cool day, carefully organized belongings. and no stress or anxiety. now reverse all of that. >> it is organized chaos. >> reporter: you have an idea what move in day is like at area colleges. >> move in day. >> reporter: tuesday freshman at widener, lasalle and temple university's all moving in. >> i'm nervous. >> reporter: anxiety notched up. >> new life, new start, new step. >> reporter: excitement at its peak but fun of the new beginning will to have wait until all of the stuff is safe ly in the dorms. >> we were supposed to leave at nine, we left a few hours late. >> reporter: positive attitude from jena, already bonding with her roommates and figuring out the new space. >> there is an outlet there. >> is there a floor right there. >> ♪ >> reporter: across town much different experience at saint charles borro

greg argos spoke with the couple that had the horrifying ordeal. >> shopping and dining on family paid the $150 toll and crossed through the middle fair priming. >> i've been on this numerous times every summer. >> jackie nathan says she noticed something didn't quite feel right. >> my wife said i think the bridge is opening. >> he accelerated and of course then we landed with the big impact on the other side on the concrete and other side. >> biggest impact i ever felt in my life without a doubt. >> notice the car a couple, daughter friend all bumped and bruces and not seriously hurt and their vehicle not so much. this is their suv it looks okay right but most of the damage is on the under kath. >> estimate 10,000 without taking apart. >> the family is trying to figure out how they were allowed to cross the bridge in the first place. tsit keeps replaying in your could happen. >> lower township police investigating and the drinl bridge operator did not know the family car because of a strong sun glare. it puts the blame on cape may county bridge commission for not being awear of surrou

for now we're live in west philadelphia, i'm greg argos, back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you greg. see you at 6:00. >>> two delaware county police departments are asking fort public's help identifying the man in this surveillance picture. ridley township police say he stole more than $2,600 worth of ray ban and gucci sunglasses from a four eyes store last wednesday. few hours later springfield township police say the suspect stole $2,900 worth of ray band sunglasses from lense crafter. if you recognize the man, contact police. >>> a broken main sends water shooting into the sky in delaware county. eyewitness video captured the stream of water spewing from the busted main on bethel road and conchester highway in upper chichester about 10:30 this morning. now that water has since been shut off. crews are working to restore service to small number of affected customers. no word on what caused the bre break. >>> we are less than week away from a total solar eclipse. coming up, what that means for drivers. the do's and don'ts of driving during the eclipse and how this astrological

we are live here in newark, new jersey i'm, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>>nt is also taking a stand to combat the nation's opioid epidemic. he focusing on prevention at a briefing this afternoon with health and human services secretary tom price. the. >> the best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose toys prevent people from abusing drugs, in the first place. if they don't start, they won't have a problem, if they do start, it is awfully tough to get off. the president said that he believes, strong law enforcement is key having to a drug free society. >>> democrats on the house oversight committee want to know how much money federal government is spending at businesses owned by president trump, the democrats are asking federal department toss hand over that information by august 25th, the request comes as the president is expected to spend much of this month at his new jersey golf club as renovations are completed at the white house. >>> jury selection is underway in the taylor swift groping trial fans lined up outside a denver courthouse tuesday mornin

our greg argos is live on the penn campus tonight and greg, you talk with a professor about some signs, to look for. >> reporter: yes, i did and that professor has extensively studied north korean regime. he said americans right now should not be too concerned ban all out war breaking out unless you start to notice three separate activities. the war of word is escalating, first president trump on tuesday. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states, they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: then response from the north korean government threatening the u.s. territory of guam. >> an attack or threat on guam is an threat or an attack on the united states. >> north korea's bread and butter is provocative statements and north korea threatening guam, though disturbing is nothing new. >> reporter: michael horwitz, professor of political science at penn and associate director of the university's perry world house. >> it is designed to connect penn to the world. >> reporter: says escalating dialogue is worrisome but we are no where near an actual military event.

. >> greg argos is live outside the link with their thoughts on the match up, greg. >> reporter: guys, really exciting out here as you can imagine we're at the link, would you think it is a regular season game because people are showing up in the droves n fact just past 30 minutes we have seen more and more people showing up here everyone wondering how eagles will hold autopsy begins miami dolphins. as you just heard from don, this is preseason game it is as close to regular season as we will see since many starting players expect to play this evening and that also means fans are pumped. many people already preparing for the season by doing a little tailgating this afternoon before 7:00 p.m. kick off and this beautiful weather sure helps. >> it is awesome weather, breeze has picked up a little bit but it is not hot, humidity down, perfect on the field temperatures tonight. >> just beautiful, prepping for a football game. >> can't get much better then that. 79 degrees at kick off. it is just beautiful. >> reporter: beautiful weather , incredible food. check out this spread right here f

for now live, greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> greg see you then. >> work resumed on the doomed building project in margate. follows judge's ruling thursday that cleared the way for construction to start again. it was halted after rain caused ponds of bacteria laden water to develop between the dunes and beachfront homes. army corps of engineers which is in charge of the project says it has taken steps to comply with conditions for construction set by the judge. >> here we go, the excitement building. now one week away from the stellar event of the century. >> today we're kicking off eclipsefest, week long celebration of the upcoming solar eclipse. meteorologist, katie fehlinger , test us why this event is so momentous. >> total solar eclipse happens on the planet every 18 month or so, but the one we're spiel yens august 21 is extraordinary, rare cross country trip of the century will become a celestial event for the history books. cosmic show usually seen from space. but, soon, the best view will be on american soil, a total solar eclipse. it is a first one that will be seen in

. >> that includes "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joining us live in center city where giant jackpot is on everybody's mine, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right, guys dreaming biggies exactly it. folks all afternoon coming here to this wawa, folks trying to buy those ticket or buying those tickets with the 700 million-dollar jackpot everyone is trying to get in on this action. it is how many lanes are there to choose these five numbers. >> whose answer. >> is it hard to solve. >> there is a lot of possibility for those five combinations. >> reporter: if you are the one represented here, well, you will be a multi millionaire. >> there is not much shot of it that you can do so go with the gut if it makes you happy play, if it doesn't, don't. >> reporter: peoples guts telling them to play the power ball. >> office pool. >> reporter: angela jenkins assigned to buy ticket for herself and all of her co-workers. >> if you win all 43 of you, what happens at the office tomorrow. >> they will have a help wanted sign up. >> reporter: across town at this was washings these two friends alrea

puppy kisses aren't necessarily a good thing, greg argos is here to explain why.ot explaining to do. >> talking about man's best friend, as your best friend, your pup he or she may want to run up and give you a kiss in the form of a lick. before showing many dogs carry back tear in their mouths which could make you sick. you may have heard a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's. is that true >> what they eat and they lick? i don't think so. . >> reporter: you're hundred % right >> i'm 1,000 percent right >> research shows what's inside his mouth could make you sick, e coli, mer mersa >> are you ever concerned about what she might have >> not as much as my girlfriend >> mike biologist said what she eats and how they great make their mouths the perfect dish for back tear. >> proves my point. why i do not >> you see them on videos kissing and licking and >> the possibility of getting sick is low. those who are young and elderly could be at greater risk >> she loves dog. >> despite how adorable. best advice, leave the kisses for the human partner. >> don't >> i alway

to a cbs-3 television exclusive, one year after a tragic accident, change his life forever, our greg argosne with the philadelphia sheriff lieutenant injured when an elevator malfunctioned at the criminal justice center. >> reporter: owens family home in northeast philadelphia is under going a massive renovation this will be the new master bedroom. >> reporter: entire new section of the house being added on and project that the family never planned. but with renovations 100 percent necessary all because of an incident here at criminal justice center, august 4th of 2016, where lieutenant paulaens is a sheriff's deputy. >> like every other day get dress, drive to work. >> reporter: when owens stepped on the elevator inside cjc that morning. >> i went down one floor. >> reporter: elevator malfunctioned rocketing upward crashing to the stop of the shaft. >> i remember holding on after that i don't remember anything else. >> reporter: owens was rush to the hospital and remained in a coma for five weeks. >> one doctor told me just, you will never walk again. >> reporter: paralyzed from the weigh

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talks about how this accident has changed his life. >> reporterowens family home in northeast philadelphia is under going a massive renovation. >> this will be the new master bedroom. >> reporter: entire new section of the house being added on and project that the family never planned. those renovations 100 percent necessary all because of an incident here at the criminal justice center, august 4th of 2016 where lieutenant paulaens is a sheriff's deputy. >> like any other day get dress drived to work. >> reporter: when owens stepped in the elevator that morning. >> i was supposed to go down one floor. >> reporter: elevator malfunctioned rocketing upward crashing through the top of the shaft. >> i remember holding on, after that i don't remember anything. >> reporter: owens rushed to the hospital and remain in the coma for five weeks. >> one doctor told me just you will never walk again. >> reporter: paralyzed from the weigh down. >> i had a whole lot of injuries so i was broken up good. >> reporter: his wife heather a former deputy herself coincid

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talked to him about how this incident change his life. >> reporter: owens family home in northeast philadelphia is under going a massive renovation. >> this will be nut master bedroom. >> reporter: entire new section of the house being added on and a project that the family never planned. those renovations 100 percent necessary all because of an incident here at the criminal justice center august 4th of 2016 where lieutenant owens is a sheriff deputy. >> every other day get dress go to work. >> reporter: when owens stepped on the elevator inside cjc. >> i went down one step, one floor. >> reporter: elevator malfunctioned eventually crashing to the top of the elevator shaft. >> i remember holding on and after that i don't remember anything. >> reporter: owens was rushed to the hospital and remained in a coma for five weeks. >> one doctor told me you will never walk again. >> reporter: paralyzed from the way -- waist down. >> i was broken up good. >> reporter: fortunately at his side, his wife heat shore was coincidently injured in the same elevator sy

but, as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us, if you don't have a pair by now, you may be outf luck. >> reporter: the hottest show in town. it is not on stage. >> a lot of my friends are going to watch it. >> one day only. >> like the oscars, just have to see it. >> particular rhett tree. >> what's happening this monday? >> i have no idea. >> the eclipse. >> oh, yes, the eclipse, yes. >> here in the delaware valley region we're only going to see what's called partial solar eclipse. >> even so franklin institute chief astronomer, derrick pits , 08% of the sun will be covered by the moon here in our region. and when the eclipse begins in the early afternoon monday many will be looking skyward. >> do you have your special glasses in. >> that's it. >> doctors say that's not enough. >> it might be true, but that's all i have for now. maybe i'll go shopping later. >> eclipse glass also hard to come by. we gave few hundred pairs out. >> i've excited. i'm real excited. got my glasses, i'm ready to go. >> and aid few extra. >> i feel like they might look so cool, that i would have to w

our greg argos explains. >> reporter: you may have heard someone say a dog's mouth is cleaner then as but is that actually true? >> it seems like it would be a false statement. >> from what they eat and they lick, i don't think so. >> reporter: one hub percent right. >> i'm a thousand percent right. >> reporter: research shows what is inside your dog's mouth could make you sick. studies found mrsa, ring worm and sepsis on the snout's of man's best friend. >> do you let your dog give you a kiss. >> absolutely. >> reporter: are you concern what she might have on her tongue or mouth. >> not as much as my girlfriend. >> reporter: micro biologist shelley rankin says what your dog eat. >> hello. >> reporter: make their mouths the perfect petary dish for bacteria. >> proves my point, why i do not like to get licked by dogs at all. >> you see them they are kissing them and licking them, and like i don't think so. >> reporter: experts say possibility of getting sick is lowest specially if you are a healthy adult but those young, elderly could be at greater wrist fact licked by a dirty pup. >>

as greg argos report, it worked for one philadelphia couple. >> do you use a ride sharing app to get pick up. but have you ever thought about using it to pick someone up? this philly couple sharing an uber pool hit it off. now plan to get married next year. >> i think it is awesome. >> it has many asking: can i please get in that uber pool? yes, that would be amazing. >> people like the conversation. >> as uber driver for the past two years, has seen it all, including plenty of back seat bandits. >> they're flirting with the person that gets in. >> ya, it didn't go so good, though. he was but thing in like indirectly making passes at her. >> but he has seen some moves that work. >> do you consider yourself a match-maker? >> if i can help somebody, you know, finds love, riding around, talking to them, shooting the breeze, sure. you can say that. >> great way to meet people no matter what you are looking for. >> senior match maker from three day rule. com. he says the dating apps are great, meeting someone organically can be even more exciting. >> just pick up your head, smile at each

we handed out protective eye wear but as greg argos shows us, if you didn't get any, you may be out of luck. >> reporter: it's the hottest show in town. it's not on stage. it's one day only. >> like the oscars, you have to see it. >> reporter: tickets are free. what is happening this monday. >> no idea. >> reporter: the clips >> yes, the eclipse >> here in the delaware valley region we're only going to go see what's called a partial solar eclipse. >> reporter: even so franklin institute derrick pit said 80% of the sun will be covered by the moon in our region and when the eclipse begins in the afternoon monday, many will be looking sky ward. >> you got your special glasses yet >> right here >> that's all you're wearing >> that's >> doctors say that's not enough. >> >> might be true but that's all i have for now. maybe i'll go shopping >> problem is like tickets to hamilton, eclipse glasses are hard to come by, we gave a few hundred pairs out this afternoon >> i'm excited. i'm really excited. got my glasses i'm ready to go. >> reporter: i had a few extra >> i feel like at any might look

but, as "eyewitness news" reporter, greg argos shows us, if you don't have a pair by now, you may be out of luck. >> it is the hottest show in town. >> ♪ >> it is not on stage. >> a lot of my friends are going down to watch it. >> it is one day only. >> like the oscars, you just have to see. >> and ticket are free. >> what is happening this monday? >> i have no idea. >> the eclipse. >> oh, yes, the eclipse. >> here in the delaware valley region we we will only see partial solar eclipse. >> on that though, franklin institute chief astronomer derrick pits says only 8% of the moon will be covered here in our reg, when the eclipse begins early afternoon monday many will be looking skyward. >> you got your special glasses yet? >> right here. >> that's all you're wearing? >> that's it. >> doctors say that's not enough. >> might be true. but that's all i have for now. maybe i go shopping later. >> problem is like tickets to hamilton, eclipse ticket glasses are hard to come by. we gave few hundred pairs out. >> i'm excited, real excited, got my glasses and i'm ready to go. >> and i had a few

or we'd be seriously, seriously injured and probably still not here at home >> greg argos spoke with the family and will break down what happened to the suv and who police say is fault tonight on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. sounds like a movie. still to come tonight, a special visit, legendry eagles coach dick vermeil speaks to a packed house. who he was talking about and his important message. >>> part two tore reis talking stroll gee and still got six signs to go over. how the eclipse will affect you from leo to cap corn >> waiting for that cap corn forecast. our forecast today, sunshine across much of the delaware valley, this time tomorrow, could be dealing with strong thunderstorms, i'll have the details on a steamy and a very stormy friday in your full ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're he

our greg argos is at the hearings and he will have a report later today on "eyewitness news." >> andaylor swift has just taken the stand in a denver courthouse claiming she was groped by a former radio host in 2013. the singer testified that it was "a definite grab, a very long grab underneath her skirt." did not call police to report the assault because she didn't want the incident to define her daughter's life. the radio host sued swift and her team claiming the claim cost him his job. >> officials investigating a deadly fire that destroyed a mobile home. the fire broke out shortly after midnight on the 23,000 block of lawrence lane. authorities say firefighters found one person dead inside of that home. state fire investigators are working to pinpoint where the fire started and what caused it. they estimate the fire damage at $30,000. >> firefighters are recovering today after being exposed to carbon monoxide fumes in chester county. crews rushed to the 200 block of west gay street in west chester yesterday after reports of an underground fire. authorities evacuated businesses nea

puppy kisses aren't necessarily a good thing, greg argos is here to explain why. you got explaining to do. >> talking about man's best friend, as your best friend, your pup he or she may want to run up and give you a kiss in the form of a lick. before showing many dogs carry back tear in their mouths which could make you sick. you may have heard a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's. is that true >> what they eat and they lick? i don't think so. . >> reporter: you're hundred % right >> i'm 1,000 percent right >> research shows what's inside his mouth could make you sick, e coli, mer mersa >> are you ever concerned about what she might have >> not as much as my girlfriend >> mike biologist said what she eats and how they great make their mouths the perfect dish for back tear. >> proves my point. why i do not >> you see them on videos kissing and licking and >> the possibility of getting sick is low. those who are young and elderly could be at greater risk >> she loves dog. >> despite how adorable. best advice, leave the kisses for the human partner. >> don't >> i

reporting in south philly i'm greg argos cbs eyewitness news. >> a man facing sexual assault char and alleged victim texted 911 for help while hiding in ect christopher hendren gan of dale. the alleged incident took place day. emergency dispatcspd victim text messages told the to call 91 gpa location on cellphone. >> snap chat post leads thison. police arrested mason mallen and cleminonter he sexually assa woman and posted images of her on his o the victim saw her in the post and called police. mallen is held in camden coun county jail. >> local lawmakers wants actios when it comes to septa train atm at the 69 epta crash happened on tuesday. back of a parked train. 33 women were hurt. theres wit in february. congressman bob brady and are od at the national transportation sa called for congressional hearing. ntsb and spokesman saids to investigators are methodical and thorough and that if an immediate safety problem is identified the agency will issue an emergency alert. the sole winner of 758 million powerball jackpot plans to retire and payoff her car. >> mavis juansick of massachuse

we're live here at southwest detectives, i'm greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank there are new developments in the deadly hit-and-run of a woman in center city last week. about an hour ago, police say they have located a white jeep rank blear rubicon in doling dale, delaware county but investigators have not confirmed if it is the suv that killed 53-year-old ann broderick. she was hit while crossing the street at 13th and race on the sixth of august. >>> another one of bill cosby's lawyers asking to step down from his defense team. angela agruso who's based out of los angeles filed paper work in montgomery county requesting a withdrawal from the case. cosby's other attorney brian mcmonagle filed a motion to withdrawal on august 1st. cosby's sexual assault retrial is scheduled for november. >>> president trump is respon responding to criticism that he failed to condemn white supremacist groups forcefully enough another the deadly protests in charlottesville. the president engageed in combative exchange with reporters at trump tower in new york this afternoon. it comes after a wh

we handed out protective eye wear but as greg argos shows us, if you didn't get any, you may be out of luck. >> reporter: it's the hottest show in town. it's not on stage. it's one day only. >> like the oscars, you have to see it. >> reporter: tickets are free. what is happening this monday. >> no idea. >> reporter: the clips >> yes, the eclipse >> here in the delaware valley region we're only going to go see what's called a partial solar eclipse. >> reporter: even so franklin institute derrick pit said 80% of the sun will be covered by the moon in our region and when the eclipse begins in the afternoon monday, many will be looking sky ward. >> you got your special glasses yet >> right here >> that's all you're wearing >> that's >> doctors say that's not enough. >> >> might be true but that's all i have for now. maybe i'll go shopping >> problem is like tickets to hamilton, eclipse glasses are hard to come by, we gave a few hundred pairs out this afternoon >> i'm excited. i'm really excited. got my glasses i'm ready to go. >> reporter: i had a few extra >> i feel like at any might look

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in center city at the site of the statue, and greg, what areight? >> welshing as you can imagine , nicole, philadelphians, both sides of this issue right now, hear from them in just a moment. but i want to paint you the picture of what's going on, that's the statue of course here at the municipal services building surrounded by two levels of barricade, plenty of philadelphia police, and that's because there is a march, a rail, which is expected to ends here at the statue, the statue which has become so very controversial over the pt

we're live from center county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks. >>> in a packed colorado courtroom pop singer taylor swift testified about her alleged sexual assault. coming up hear how grammy winner claimed to set record straight on what she called, a definite grab underneath her skirt back in 2013. >>> police are asking for the public's help finding two suspects wanted in connection with a pepper spray attack in south philadelphia. now this happened last month near the 1300 block of east passyunk avenue. police say suspect man and woman first argued with the victim before the female suspect sprayed that victim in the face with pepper spray. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will explain what police say sparked that argument. >>> strong odor of natural gas briefly prompted the partial evacuation of the delaware county hospital this morning. chopper three over riddle memorial in middletown township. officials say odor was only present in a portion of the hospital. patients and staff, from that area were evacuated while peco and fire department investigate

. >> reporter: eclipse is finally here aim greg argos from the nature center where hundreds of peopleathered to watch this event. i'll tell what you makes this so much different then other viewing areas in our region. >>> and no doubt the partial eclipse was a great view across the delaware valley but coming up i'll tell you why the franklin institute was one of the best places to view the eclipse in our area, jessica. >>> plus along the path of totality the franklin institute's derek pits will join us live to describe what it was like with darkness falling in the middle of the day. >> it was history in the making for the first time a total solar eclipse cast shadow across parts of the u.s. >> this is inspiring, all inspiring. the celestial show playing out in the sky and from the city to the shore people in our area set their sights upward. >> i see it. >> wow. >> but, for revellers in the line of totality, it was a full view of the majestic display. >> it is sun actually vanished watcg

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos spoke with that couple who recounted the scary ordeal. >> heading to cape may for shopping and dining on august 1st, nathan family from west deptford paid $1.50 toll and crossed the middle they are fair bridge. >> family has had a house in north wildwood since the 70's. i have been on it newt rust time ever since. >> reporter: jackie nathan said something didn't quite feel right. >> my wife says i think the bridge is opening. >> he accelerated and, of course, then we randed with a big impact on the other side of the conn crease on the other side. >> big et cetera impact i ever felt in my life without a doubt. >> reporter: inside car, couple daughter and friend bumped and bruised but not seriously hurt but their vehicle not so much. this is their suv, right here it looks okay but most of the damage is here on the under carriage. >> estimates of 10,000, without it being taken apart. >> reporter: family is trying to figure out how they were allowed to cross in the first place. >> keeps replaying in your head. would you never think this could happen. >>

. >>> it is move in day at many universities throughout the region i'm greg argos at temple university with how students are making new friend s and how families are helping their loved won >>> good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> aim nicole brewer in for ukee washington tonight. >>> we are learning new information about a train crash that injured dozens of passengers on septa's norristown high speed line at 69th street station. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at the scene in upper darby with the very latest developments, alycia. >> reporter: nicole and jessica ntsb investigators have been out here at the site all day see them over my shoulder behind me a spokesperson just held a news conference a little while ago to give us an update and we are told it will take days for federal investigators to collect critical evidence from the crash site here but tomorrow, authorities plan to sit down, and interview the train conductor. ntsb in the middle of investigating a train crash at this septa terminal in upper darby. second one this year. >> we're just at the scene and star