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turn yourself in happened. >> we're live here at southwest detective, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> greg, thank you for that. in other news tonight this man is wanted for a shooting incident on sunday afternoon in philadelphia's juniata neighborhood. he was seen firing a handgun, several times, near the intersection of whitaker and court land. police say no injuries have been reported at this time. if you recognize the suspect, police want to hear from you. >> police are asking also for the public's help locating this man, seen here robbing a bensalem bang this morning. they have identified him at peter harkins, have a warrant for his arrest. this was at the bank on street road around 10:30 this morning , harkins implied that 'd weapon, by covering his right hands, with a t-shirt. he then madoff with a unknown amount of cash. if you know where the suspect may be contact police. >> young tobacco users and tobacco vendors of all ages in new jersey this is important. tomorrow the legal age in new jersey 19 to 21 years old. that will law also applied to e-cigarette. the new je

>> greg argos live in the stat center with the judge's ruling greg? >> and natasha, jim, judge released his decision minutes ago, we learned the judge has denied sandusky's appeal it, means sandusky original sentence stands, big blow for sandusky and his legal keep, saying he did not receive adequate representation during his 2012 trial. now 73 the former penn state assistant football coach is serving 30-zero six year sentence, so after being convicted of 45 counts of sexual abuse involving ten different boys. sandusky's attorneys introduce this post conviction relief act request or pcra more tan a year ago, initially the hearings held by judge who also presided over original trial, but he refused -- recused himself late last year because of the conflict of interest. now, state prosecutors have argued sandusky original trial was fair, and he does not deserve a new one, it appears the judge in his appeal has sided with the state, now sandusky ace attorney at this hearing told me yesterday he is holding 1:30 press conference in butler county this aftern

our greg argos spoke to family and friends of the victim. he joins us now from police headquarters with the very latest information, greg? >> reporter: and ukee, good evening. right now police say they are following some active lead in this double homicide investigation, and although they have not yet made any arrests they believe that the killer, himself, is a teenager three shots, fired, two teenagers killed, one community is in mourning. >> my god i will miss my friend. i will miss him so much. >> reporter: sixteen year-old sal dinubile, raid laid dying in the street shot twice in the chest. >> i ran outside and he was laying on the pavement, my best friend. >> reporter: near him laid caleer miller shot once and also fatally wounded. >> i just can't believe they are gone. it is not him no more. >> reporter: caleer's mother, said her son had a bright future, honor role student at mastery charter school who planned to go to college. >> he went to school. he didn't really like basketball. the plan was, to get him a scholarship and send him to

live in center city, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >>> thank you, greg. meanwhile, in other news, one every president trump's daughters will be in our area today, ivanka trump to pitch her father's tax reform plan. >> this afternoon the first daughter headline town hall in richboro to discuss how tax reform will help middle class and working families. the president trump's stumped for that plan in harrisburg earlier this month, our anita o will have live report on ivanka trump's visit beginning tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> house of representatives gets back to work today and the biggest item on the agenda is consideration of 4 trillion-dollar budget passed the senate last week. mola lenghi to explain why president trump urging house members to move quickly. >> president trump urged house republicans on conference call sunday to quickly pass the budget bill pushed through the senate last week so they can move onto tax reform. he told the lawmakers: we are on the verge of doing something very, very historic. >> i call it tax cuts. it is tax refo

greg argos live at southwest detective, with more of the video police want you to see. greg? >> reporter: and rahel, jim, good afternoon there is video is very disturbing to watch. it all happens very quickly, investigators say, the victim here is a 25 year old male. he was corner there, at 56th street and we losing avenue in west philadelphn tried running him over. now, take a look at the tour zero at the surround skaalen video. victim in the case is blurred in the top middle portions video standing on the corner there in front of the silver sedan. all took place on october 24, last tuesday, around 4:30 p.m. n or burden -- burgundy mini-van. investigators think it is a country.or chrysler town and appears some type of information is going on between those inside the van and the victim, one person gets out, and that's when the van lurcherwnd hit the 25 year old. seconds later the driver of that van, speeds off, as that passenger heads south on 56 street on foot. now, investigators say they're looking for both of the suspect including they believe is the female driver of that

greg argos is live in levittown with more tonight. greg? >> jessica that suspect is 27-year-old christopher kuhn of hamilton new jersey. he just left the district court in levittown about 25 minutes ago. he is being charged with third-degree murder in death of his 2-year-old son. his bond set at $5 million cash. an incredibly high amount for an incredibly heinous crime. this is what he had to say or lack thereof as he left. >> what do you want to say his head was down. he was saying basically nothing as he was loading into that police suv but it was much different scene inside during his arraignment. he shaking the entire time, sobbing and whaling in fact the judge had to stop the proceeding at least twice to allow the suspect to compose himself. now, this entire ordeal began around 12:15 this afternoon at a wal-mart in tullytown. that is when investigators say christopher kuhn had his son in the shopping cart, also in that shopping cart, a $228 video sound bar christopher kuhn investigators say left the store with his son and that stolen m

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in tulleytown with more, greg. >> reporter: jessica as you mentioned this started with a simple retail theft but it ended with that two-year old toddler dead and we just spoke with tulleytown police chief daniel doyle and he gave us more insight into exactly what happened. i want to show you video from a short while ago at bristol pike, thinks where that accident happened, it was a three car accident shortly after 12:15 where the tulleytown police responded to a retail theft at wal-mart here at levittown, town center , the suspect leaving this area, southbound on route 13 which is also bristol pike we're told when he t bone, ran through a red light and t boned one other car that spun and hit a third car. a two-year old toddler in the suspect's vehicle was eject and we're told by the police chief that suspect stepped over that two-year old toddler and then tried running from police, police tackled him put him in custody tried to perform cpr on this toddler but it was too late that two-year old toddler died here at the scene. it is a very t

i writ witness news reporter greg argos is live at that scene. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. this is very tight night community as ugh imagine last night this community the scene of that double murder. in fact right here mind me you can see some of the circles from where the bullet casings were and over there many folks have gathered, police still here on scene as this community and this family is mourning suspects are still being sought by police. >> we had a confrontation it happened between two groups of school aged kids, um, probably a dispute. the kids go the into a fight. gun was produced. two people shot. two kids lost their lives. still a lot of work to be done. but again it's just when you introduce firearms into dispute with school aged kids tragedy results. >> reporter: as you heard from captain jack ryan the shooter and an accomplice are likely teens themselves. the victim here -- victims i shall say 1684 old sal who lived on this block and 16-year-old career miller investigators say some type of argument broke ou

greg argos is live in levittown with more tonight. greg? >> jessica that suspect is 27-year-old christopher kuhn of hamilton new jersey. he just left the district court in levittown about 25 minutes ago. he is being charged with third-degree murder in death of his 2-year-old son. his bond set at $5 million cash. an incredibly high amount for an incredibly heinous crime. this is what he had to say or lack thereof as he left. >> what do you want to say his head was down. he was saying basically nothing as he was loading into that police suv but it was much different scene inside during his arraignment. he shaking the entire time, sobbing and whaling in fact the judge had to stop the proceeding at least twice to allow the suspect to compose himself. now, this entire ordeal began around 12:15 this afternoon at a wal-mart in tullytown. that is when investigators say christopher kuhn had his son in the shopping cart, also in that shopping cart, a $228 video sound bar christopher kuhn investigators say left the store with his son and that stolen m

our greg argos learn more today about the relationship between the suspect and the delaware victim who was shot in the head. >> today we're learning new information about the relationship between the alleged shooter and his delaware victim, a past that goes back more than a year. radee prince of wilmington delaware is heading to prison after being responsible for two shootings in two states which left three injuries and three dead. around 9:00 wednesday prince is accused of shooting five co-workers, killing three at his edgewood maryland business investigators say he then drove to wilmington delaware confronted acquaintance james ball at ball's used car lot and shot him in the head inside the office. we have learned that this is the second time investigators say prince has victimized ball , according to the delaware state attorney general's office in january of 2016, prince was charged with second degree robbery and ball listed as the victim. prior to the trial the charges were changed to offensive touching but case was dropped when prosecutors could not provide a material witness. it

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos takes us downtown for an inside look at 500 walnut where only a few units are still available despite the hefty price tag. >> reporter: newest addition to philadelphia's sky line sits in the shadow of independent hall. >> thinks a once in a lifetime location. >> reporter: just 36 residential units build on 26 floors. >> the average price of the building is four an a half million-dollar. >> with every imaginable amenities. >> a lap pool, zahn, hot tub, yoga. >> reporter: 500 walnut street is officially opened and developer tom skatico could not be happier. >> thinks your crowd. >> yes. >> reporter: this prime piece of real estate has sat undeveloped for years fifth and walnut reason why it is a very narrow parcel of land and hard to build a sky scraper on it. this building is just 50 feet wide. >> 500 walnut was for me as an architect a rock for my soul. >> reporter: architect cecil baker was able to fit that need in an incredibly small footprint after working with outside developers for years. >>> they could never make it work, they walk away from

we are live from the spring garden section of philadelphia , i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that it does, greg, thank you. >>> sentencing hearing for armored sergeant beau bergdahl got underway at fort brag in north carolina but it wasn't long before the hearing was stopped and moved to wednesday attorney's family emergency led to the recess. last week bergdahl pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, the charges stemmed from 2009 when he left his powe in afghanistan and was captured by the taliban n2014 bergdahl was freed and in exchange for five taliban detainees being held at guantanamo bay. bergdahl faces possible life in prison. >>> a war of word between president trump and republican senator john mccain has shifted focus. mccain, pow during vietnam war told c span that americans from the lowest income level were drafted, but many wealthy americans, found a doctor that would say that they had a bone spur. president trump got a deform based on a letter during the war. the president and senator have been at odd since 2015 republican presidential

our greg argos sat down with two local authorities and attorneys, rather who are breaking down the case and they are predicting what may happen next. greg's in our satellite center with details, greg. >> reporter: this indictment right here 31 pages listing what the government says are 12 felonies commit by manafort and his business partner but this document just a first draft of the federal prosecutor's case and you can your sure that the defense is working to challenge it. >> mr. manafort has no comment >> reporter: paul manafort once held top position in then candidate donald trump's run for high office, now the president's former presidential campaign chairman is facing 12 federal felony counts, including conspiracy against the united states. >> it is ground breaking. >> reporter: linda dale hoffa a chair of the firm's white collar and government investigations group said government's burred men this case is high. >> everyone has a presumption of innocence. >> reporter: as a former u.s. attorney there is reason this indictment is so precise, it oust lines millions manafort allegedly

live in the sat center, greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> a rare bipartisan consensus in the wake oftrol. congress and national rifle association believe something should be done with gunfire stocks. he made gunfire quickly luke a banned automatic weapon. bum fire shots should be subject so to additional regulations. >> breaking right now, a motorcyclist killed in a crash on the schuylkill expressway tonight, this is a live look from our traffic camera. eastbound lanes are closed at montgomery drive. and westbound lanes are closed at girard avenue. any more updates we'll bring them to you on our newscast. >> philadelphia police are investigating a sexual assault of a 57-year-old woman in olney. and police say the suspect forced his way into a home in the 5800 block of marshall street early tuesday morning and held his victim as gun point. after taking money, wallets and smart phone he assaulted the woman and tried to get away in her car. a neighbor got into a struggle that suspect and the neighbor smacked the gun out of the suspect's happened and suspect ran away. >> new tonight pare

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live from the cbs-3 sat center to break down decision, greg. >> reporter: this is judge's ruling right here essentially stating sandusky's rights were not violated. he will not be granted a new trial. big setback for quick child sex offender but sandusky's attorney this afternoon says this appeal is not yet over in the 60 page ruling, judge henry denied jerry sandusky's powe conviction relief but sandusky's attorney al lindsey says this sag ace far from over. >> this decision is not end of our fight by any means. >> reporter: judge detailing his stance on all 34 of the defense arguments in the end writing bulk of his claims are meritless, and denying a request for a new trial. >> now we need to move to the next child and it is an appeal through the pennsylvania appellate courts. >> reporter: this appeal has lasted three years, during that time lindsey has argued that seven three-year old former penn state assistant football coach did not receive adequate representation, from his attorneys during the initial 2012 trial, jurors found sandusky gui

live in the sat center, greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> a rare bipartisan consensus in the wake of and national rifle association believe something should be done with gunfire stocks. he made gunfire quickly luke a banned automatic weapon. bum fire shots should be subject so to additional regulations. >> breaking right now, a motorcyclist killed in a crash on the schuylkill expressway tonight, this is a live look from our traffic camera. eastbound lanes are closed at montgomery drive. and westbound lanes are closed at girard avenue. any more updates we'll bring them to you on our newscast. >> philadelphia police are investigating a sexual assault of a 57-year-old woman in olney. and police say the suspect forced his way into a home in the 5800 block of marshall street early tuesday morning and held his victim as gun point. after taking money, wallets and smart phone he assaulted the woman and tried to get away in her car. a neighbor got into a struggle that suspect and the neighbor smacked the gun out of the suspect's happened and suspect ran away. >> new tonight parents and studen

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos went looking for answers. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> eagles are going all the way. >> right now nothing will stop them. >> i don't want to jinks them but they will go all the way report report how possible is a super bowl win for the eagles. >> i'm a sports economist. >> reporter: we asked george deemer studies odd in the sports gambling market. >> websites you go that forecast thing, they will replicate the season, you know , 10,000 times or so. how many times out of those 10,000 do eagles actually end up winning the super bowl. >> reporter: right now professor deemers is using two most popular sites. they take information from past games, stats from individual players, and even predictive data such as, who on the team may be injured to create their estimates. >> much like a financial market would work. >> reporter: what do you think is percentage of that winning the super bowl. >> at lee 82 percent. >> i would have to go like 60 percent. >> reporter: that data shows right now eagles have just a 10 to 12 percent chance of taking home vince lombar

our greg argos is looking for those answers, greg. >> reporter: if you had are watching this as an eagles fan you may be planning to call out the day after the super bowl, after all, the eagles must be heading to the big game. when we crunched numbers to see what the odd really are. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: another win for the bird. and fans, understandably excited. >> i think eagles are going all the way? >> i don't see anybody right now that will stop them. >> i don't want to jinks it but they will go all the way. >> reporter: how possible is a super bowl win for the eagles. >> i'm a sports economist. >> reporter: we asked temple professor who studies odd in the sport gambling market there websites you go to that forecast things, they will replicate the season, you know , 10,000 times or so, they know a little bit, how many times out of those 10,000 do eagles win the super bowl. >> reporter: right now the professor says he is using two of the most popular sites. they take information from past games, stats from individual players, and even predicting data such as who on the t

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explained why. >> reporter: it is since left two square inches of space on your vehicle but if you have pennsylvania tags this small sticker could get you pulled over. >> we no longer require having the registration sticker affixed on your license plate so everything is done electron ically and on line. >> reporter: registration stickers in pennsylvania have gone the way of the dinosaur, they are no longer issued and only won left on many vehicles are expired, even when actual registration isn't. >> people just to have care a typical registration in your car. >> reporter: brown rodolph a spokesperson says there have been at lee three instances of pennsylvania drivers getting pulled over by out of state cops who believe that the car registration was outdated. >> i was wondering yes was mulling me over. >> reporter: how would you react. >> not good. >> reporter: so what should do you if you are driving out of state and you get pulled over for having expired reg station >> well, first thing is show the officer your valid registration paperwork and t

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in philadelphia where the girl was last seen, greg. >> reporter: this is about the last location, where that 14 year-old girl hanna jones was seen 13th and snider here in south philadelphia. she was spotted in the three two-year old man, that guy has been since arrested but hanna is still missing. three two-year old devon harley is charged with assaulting a police officer after hitting a philadelphia sheriff deputy with his car early sunday morning. he may be key to finding a missing 14 year-old girl. >> unfortunately his whereabouts where he was taken into custody are still unknown >> reporter: backup to october e 14 year-old hanna jones reported girl missing. florence township police took the initial report and lead agency in this missing persons case. around 11:30 saturday night florence township police as well as fbi and philadelphia sheriff deputies were able to track down hanna to the 900 block of johnston street in philadelphia she was in the white sedan with harley. >> i did observe hanna in the front passenger seat. however, the

i'm live from atlantic city, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> atlantic city police arrested these two men charging them with salt and robbery of the 36 year-old man this is after that victim who is from new york told police these suspects held him against his will for two days, used a blow torch to burn his feet and set fish hooks in his mouth and chin. three two-year old mark hopewell of atlantic city and 28 year-old roberto alycia of mays landing face robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy charges. >>> discussions are underway once again about where the temple university football team should play its home football games. protesters are voicing their concerns about a new on campus stadium and "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at temple on the latest on the heated debate, alycia. >> reporter: jessica the debate over a stadium at temple university has been going on for roughly two years , even though we have not heard much about it over last couple of months, as the university has been under going a feasibility study but that has all ch

. >> greg argos caught up with him as he returned from philadelphia earlier today. >> reporter: during tragedies like this one in las vegas it's so comforting to hear stories of compassion. one involves a man from our area who jumped on top of complete strangers when those bullets started flying. the gunfire started, the music stopped and thousands at a music festival went into survival mode. >> there were bullets flying all over. i would say minimum 500 to 1,000. it was ridiculous. >> reporter: mike mcgary a financial planner went to vegas as a country music fan but he left a hero. >> others risked their own lives to save people they had never met. >> reporter: his brave actions sinled out by white house press secretary. >> he laid on top of students to protect them from the gun fire. >> i'm 53, they were in their 20s. i lived a decent life so far. i would rather them live longer than me. i dove on top of 14 people, pulled a chair over them said i'm a lot older than you guys and tried to lightenen up the moment a little bit. >> reporter: he wasn't aware he was praised nationally. >> a

. >> greg argos caught up with him as he returned from philadelphia earlier today. >> reporter: during tragedies like this one in las vegas it's so comforting to hear stories of compassion. one involves a man from our area who jumped on top of complete strangers when those bullets started flying. the gunfire started, the music stopped and thousands at a music festival went into survival mode. >> there were bullets flying all over. i would say minimum 500 to 1,000. it was ridiculous. >> reporter: mike mcgary a financial planner went to vegas as a country music fan but he left a hero. >> others risked their own lives to save people they had never met. >> reporter: his brave actions sinled out by white house press secretary. >> he laid on top of students to protect them from the gun fire. >> i'm 53, they were in their 20s. i lived a decent life so far. i would rather them live longer than me. i dove on top of 14 people, pulled a chair over them said i'm a lot older than you guys and tried to lightenen up the moment a little bit. >> reporter: he wasn't aware he was praised nationally. >> a

for now we're live here at police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay, greg, thank you. >>> tonight authorities are hoping to see the public help them smoke out a cigarette thief. he is caught on camera target more than a dozen stores in the upper darby area "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us suspect is interested in a particular brand, of tobacco. >> reporter: for last several weeks upper darby township police have been hunting this guy a smash and grab cigarette caper, police say he goes for packs, not cartons and he is picky. >> it is all of the same brand it is new port and or marlboro so, you know just packs the marlboro and newport. they seem to be the cigarettes of choice. >> reporter: he has hit 14 businesses including seven in upper darby over the last two months. >> this guy is really a one man crime wave. that is what he is. he has got it down pat. it took him we counted the second on the job yesterday it was 45 seconds. >> reporter: most recent burglary happened in the we hours of the morning at this sunoco gas station in the westbrook

live from police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> well, reality is set nothing, colder temperatures are on the way in fact, some areas could get frost fit overnight. meteorologist kate bilo is outside on the sky deck with the details of a frost, advisory, kate? >> reporter: ukee, it has been a interesting day, sunshine to start, a band of showers moved through just a couple of hours ago and then now the sunnies back but it is cool, breezy, and a cold night, lies ahead. lets look at current temperatures, in philadelphia. and, temperatures, back to 60 in many spots, 68 right now in philadelphia, 60 in dover. fifty-eight in wilmington. you can see a brisk, west wind and that is making it feel a little bit cooler then thermometer indicates. it will be a cool night, a clear night, wind die down as a recipe for cold. look at temperatures when you wake up tomorrow morning, many spots north and west of the city like lancaster, reading, allentown in the mid 30's and rural areas of interior south jersey will be in the mid 30's as well. frost adviso

exactly what that is coming up at 6:00 for now we are live at wilmington police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will seal you then, thank you. >>> security is heightened and protests are underway at the university of florida, where prominent white nationallist richard spencer just finished a speech. hundreds of the officers are on campus hoping to prevent a repeat of the deadly protest that took place in charlottesville, virginia where spencer led a group of supporters carrying torches. hundreds of raw enforcement officers blanketed the university of florida campus to keep the peace during a speech, by white nationallist richard spencer. >> absolutely i'm not a white supremacist. >> reporter: at a press conference spencer defended his controversial right wing beliefs, outside police made one arrest as crowds of protester grew. >> we don't want him here. we don't want to hear him speak. >> if he is here we will be hear too. >> reporter: spencer rented space for a little less than $11,000 but security is costing florida taxpayers, $600,000. police intended to ke

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in atlantic city where prosecutors laid out the chargesr: nicole and jessica good evening. police here in atlantic city acting extremely quickly. we are told they heard about these two individual trying to sell these weapons on the morning of october the fifth, by that evening, both of those suspects, under arrest. five days after las vegas massacre october 5th, atlantic city police tipped off to this suspect. >> daniel smith was attempting to sell high powered rifles ammunition, and pipe bombs. >> reporter: within hours henry white, junior, police chief says his officers with the fbi and home land security devised an under cover buy to get those weapons off the street. >> our investigation revealed they were actively trying to sell these to anyone that would give them money. dropped everything we were doing, gave us our full investigation and attention. >> reporter: thirty-seven year-old deemers and another woman nina house in, cuffs and facing a slew of felony charges. >> thus far we don't see a connection to any other political or terro

coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 reporter greg argos tells us what police are doing to find that teenager and he latest on the man who faces charges in connection with the case. >>> dump track in vacant lots is a big problem that plaques many cities and philadelphia is no exception but philadelphia councilman said he has had enough with illegal dumping so he is taking action "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us from north philadelphia with the details, neat a. >> reporter: ukee, this is a major problem, the streets department tells me that fiscal year 2016 it received more than 15,000 requests to clean up dumping sites like this one at a cost of $240,000 to taxpayers. here you can see mattresses, tires, every day trash, sit officials say enough is enough >> it is definitely, an issue. >> reporter: see it in vacant lots on sidewalks, under bridges, mounds of trash dumped and abandon. it is a site that she has gotten used to around philadelphia. >> it is upsetting because you always want to take pride in your neighborhood. >> reporter: on a short drive throughout north phil