welcome to "america's news headquarters."srael is ramping up its ground offenses and the fight spilling over into a very crowded neighborhood. forcing thousands to flee their homes. john streaming live from gaza city with the very latest. john? >> arthel, we've already seen some action behind us. some air strikes in the distance, probably half a mile, if that, up the road here. seen

those headquarters were down at 2430 e street. they're on navy hill.oday, by the state department. between the kennedy center and the state department. this is the original headquarters sign. it has an interesting story behind it. it seems that eisenhower and his brother milton were on their way home from church one fine sunday, and ike turned to his brother and says, i need you to see allen dulles at cia headquarters. our understanding is that the white house driver that day cannot find the compound. i imagine the phone call the next day went something like this. look, you people are not fooling the city of washington. your cia down there in those buildings, your white house drivers cannot find it. put a sign up. this would be the sign. my job as cia museum director, as you can imagine, is the best job in the world. you are asking me to define the best job in the world. it is a job that puts me next to the men and women of this agency, who on a day to day basis make history through what they do. through the operations that they run in remote parts of

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at police headquarters with the developing details, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and quarter, two days after laura araujo was discovered, murdered in that duffle bag in south philadelphia they say they may be one step closer to solving that heinous crime. lets roll video and show you the scene as her parents arrived to homicide headquarters tuesday afternoon, same day that a person of interest was taken into custody and questioned by police. now authorities believe that the 23 year-old man who lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex maybe connect to the crime that left the 23 year-old art institute grad strangled and beaten and her hand tied. police say he raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center days after araujo's car was found torched with a gas can found lying nearby. >> all of her belongings were thrown out of the vehicle and we believe whoever did this took her vehicle to the south philadelphia area and set it on fire. >> reporter: according to investigators, araujo was in tr

more than a dozen this year looking to relocate their headquarters overseas. >> i see.'re figuring this isn't going to change now until we get a new president, basically. >> right. >> okay. >> and the point is that what it allows them to do is invest more in the united states. and that's why this patriotism argument is exactly backwards. because what happens right now is there's basically a big tax on bringing money back into the united states to invest here. >> naturally they keep the money overseas. >> if they move the companies overseas they can invest in the u.s. without the penalty. they can invest more here if they change the headquarters location. >> what's interesting to me, mary, is these acquisitions are not taking place in the cayman islands or some tax haven rock in the pacific. they're takes place in the netherlands or ireland. serious countries which are supposed to be in not as good economically as the united states. and yet american companies want to locate there. >> well, it seems to mikely jack lew is a little bit out of it in terms of how the world ha

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from philadelphia police headquarters with more, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and erika, police may be one step close tore solving this heinous crime, two days after laura arujo's body was found in the duffle bag in north philadelphia let's role video and show you her parents arriving to homicide headquarters tuesday afternoon, the same day a person of interest, was taken into custody and questioned by police. now authorities believe that the 23 year-old man that person of interest, lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex. he may be connect to the grizzly crime which left a 23 year-old art institute grad strangled and beaten, her hands tied. police say he raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center days after her car was found torched, a gas can lying nearby. >> all of her belongings were thrown out of the vehicle and we believe whoever did this took her vehicle to the philadelphia area ape set it on fire. >> according to investigators araujo was in traps situation having obtained

headquarters. >> for too long. too long, prince george's county has been redlined, sidelined, overlooked and undervalued. no more! today looking at across the potomac, you could see that we offer the best site. >> two of the final three sites still in consideration by the f.b.i. are within miles of each other in prince george's county. there's this site near the greenbelt metro station and the second in landover where the old mall sat. the third potential site is in springfield, virginia. the new f.b.i. headquarters, whenever it lands, will bring a huge economic boost. 11,000 jobs will follow this $2 billion project. >> our job is to make sure that we do everything we can to have the infrastructure in place for these sites, that they're ready to go on day one. >> the big loser in all of this is the district. the f.b.i. will eventually close the hoover building downtown and the city's proposed new site didn't make the can about. >> we're not getting much now. no property taxes are being generated. not many of the pe

tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania.nd it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> overnight storms cause major problems throughout the area. lightning is suspected in this fire that destroyed a building at the paradise farm club in east bradford chester county. employees on the campgrounds tell "eyewitness news", they heard roars of thunder all night. and so a huge bolt of lightning strike about 1:15 this morning. >>> shortly thereafter, we had a young camper, staying in our whitesell camp down the hill in a overnight program get up to go to the bathroom. she ultimately yelled fire. >> the meeting house is destroyed, but the good news, no injuries. >> lightning also suspected in a overnight fire that damaged

. >> and we will go to the police headquarters and why they are doing that, and there is a warm up on the way, steve paulson will have your forecast as well, and amazon users could be getting a refund, why they are saying they illegal charged them for purchases by their children. >>> welcome back, everybody, we continue t follow breaking news in oakland where oakland police headquarters has been evacuated because of a gas leak, katie yodis is on scene and what can you tell us right now? >> reporter: brian i just watched another battalion chief with the oakland fire department arrive, it appears they are setting up a command post here, a shot down the street shows you police headquarters at 7th and broadway, i am told by the lieutenant who first tweeted but the gas leak is that someone smelled it at 10:11 and that is when they evacuated the building, and the street has been shut off so it is creating a traffic jam right now, the entire building has been evacuated, however on line and emergency services are still running to the city is not going without coverage, at this point it looks

to land the new fbi headquarters.oining u is jim dinegar, presidentnd ceoeo of the greaear washington board of trade, and steven overly o of the "washihin post." welcome to you both. i will start with you, steven. you have interesting behihind-the-scenes color about president obama's artup incubar. itas gotten local press but has not been on the nationonal scene. you say theyey were not even expectg this presidential visit. they had a hint when the secret service came. to call that morning and said he is coming over. >> that is right. the secret service had come in a month before and done a sweep to make it should -- to make sure it would be safer the president, there was no guarantee a visit would happen. getday before july 4, they a call that president obama will be there in one hour. what do you do? it is a scramble. >> he wants to talk to diffent startups. they had to call everybody and say be in place. you have a chance to pitch to the president. >> that is right. cleaning off their d desks, getting businesssses

it certainly has police headquarters behind me buzzing.ources tell cbs-3 that two persons of interest in this case are now being questioned here at police headquarters. you'll remember the seep from friday. we have some video to show you from the corner of al gain into and germantown avenue where two suspects lost control of an suv. they had stolen from realtor moments before. they crashed into a group of people selling fruit on the corner. among them 15 year old key era williams, 10 year old thomas reid and seven year old terrence moore all siblings were hit and killed. their mother keisha williams was hit season in critical condition. a fifth woman was hit and is recovering. manhunt has been on for the pair of suspects. tonight police are questioning two men including huhn was picked up in the 2900 block of north sixth street about the case. it's not yet known whether police believe these are their two suspects but earlier today neighbors spoke to us about how important it is to bring whoever the perpetrators tour justice. >> i feel real

tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. . >>> well, you certainly don't see this in southern california very often. a series of thunderstorms in that area led to a deadly lightning strike on venice beach. a 20-year-old was killed and 12 other people were examined after the strike on the beach in the water and on the boardwalk. los angeles fire officials say they're not sure everyone was struck by lightning, but nine people had to be taken to the hospital. some needed cpr. >>> and severe weather caused a lot of damage in kentucky yesterday. homes damaged and there are still wide spread out ages. people reported seeing a twister. the national weather service is working to determine whether the damage was caused by a tornado or strong winds. >> 6:11 righ

. >> the feds announced a short list for that new fbi headquarters and its 11 ,000 jobs and one site in virginia in springfield near the mixing bowl and two sites in maryland. one at the green belt metro and the other at the now abandoned landover mall. >> i'm bruce leshan on capitol hill where there is all kinds of political squirmishing whether they are on the list of the new fbi headquarters. with two potential sites, it has two bites of the apple. for too long, too long, prince georges county has been red lined, sidelined, overlooked, and under valued. no more. >> virginia congressman, gerry connolly, says he is happy to have two sites in maryland competing against each other. >> the cia is in northern virginia. the pentagon is in northern virginia. a lot of the intelligence establishment with which they work to fight terrorism is already here. >> none of that in maryland. and so to disrupt that, i think would be a very profound mistake in terms of the long- term mission of the fbi. >> there will be environmental review and then a decision on a new fbi headquarters site in about

. >> good morning, "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from police headquarters with the very latest, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and erika, absolutely heinous murder that as you mentioned investigators may be one step closer to solving this morning two days after that 23 year-old woman was found bound, beaten, murdered her body touched in the duffle bag in north philadelphia. lets go ahead and roll some video and show you the scene as her parents laura araujo's parents arrived at headquarters tuesday afternoon, the same day, that a person of interest was taken into custody and questioned by police. authorities believed that the 23 year-old man lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex may be responsible for the murder of the art institute graduate his car was also found torched. police say that man raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center. >> all of her belongings were thrown out of the vehicle and we believe whoever did this took her vehicle to the south philadelphia area and set it on fire. >> according to investiga

matt rivers spoke with the man who uncovered the body but first walt hunter is outside police headquarters with more on the suspect and the charges, walt? >> reporter: police sources now say the accused killer has been, made a full confession at homicide headquarters. police saying he was driven, thinking his victim had cash and seeing that she drove in his view a expensive car. so, they say he strangled and beat her to death, hoping to get his hands on some of the money. investigators who now gathered evidence inside rooming house where 23 year-old laura araujo was murdered, say that she was worried about fellow resident jeremiah jackson, so worried that after living in the house for just one week, she was planning to move out. just didn't happen in time. >> there may have been a prior contact with the individual and she thought her best interests to leave that home. >> reporter: 22-year old jackson who lived down the hall way now charged with strangling the victim after a prolong beating during which he tried to extract bank card information from her. the body of the araujo, a recent gra

diana rocco is live at police headquarters.ou have new information tonight. >> reporter: yeah chris at this moment a man is being questioned. he lived in the same west philadelphia apartment complex as the victim and police became suspicious when this man walked into a hospital to be treated for burns. meanwhile tonight, this victim's family is still looking for answers. for a grieving mother there are no words. 23 year old laura's father says he last spoke with his daughter two weeks ago on their family vacation in santo domingo. >> i could guess that what happened was a common accident. we don't have a clue. >> reporter: the family arrived at homicide headquarters tuesday from their home in oklahoma one day after her body was found strangled and beaten in a duffle bag in a kensington neighborhood her hands and feet bound her belongings including a diary and bills scattered next to her body. her car was found torched, a gas can nearby. >> all her belongings were blown out of the vehicle. >> reporter: she had been living in phi

tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it was a crazy yesterday thing i ever seen. it look like something you see in a movie. >> tonight at 11:00, dramatic moments as a car crashes into the delaware river and people run to the rescue. >>> good evening i'm jessica den. >> i'm chris may. chopper three was there high above columbus boulevard near the market street bridge as first responders frantically tried to save that driver and two others who had jumped in the waters after it. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live on pennsylvania landing that night. liz? >> reporter: chris, police say they are still trying to figure out just exactly what went wrong but th

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is at police headquarters with more on this developing story, nicole. >> reporter: you mention that had person of interest. we are actually looking live at his apartment complex in west philadelphia in the mantua section of west philadelphia where police are on the scene waiting to survey warrant. they believe he may be connect to that heinous crime involving the young woman was found bound, and beaten. for the mother of laura araujo, there were in words, only pain as reporters asked about her 23 year-old daughter whose body was found early monday in the duffle bag in north philadelphia. >> the medical examiner's office conduct an autopsy and has ruled this a homicide, manner of death strangulation and blunt force trauma. >> reporter: police may be one step closer to solving that crime, araujo's parents arrived at homicide headquarters tuesday afternoon, the same day a person of interest was taken in custody and questioned by police. authorities believe that the 23 year-old man who lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex may b

litsch outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan.king at surveillance video, just released in the hit-and-run that left a man critically injured in camden, new jersey. the victim was struck around 9:30 saturday night at north 27th and high streets. the vehicles described as white van possibly a ford model with significant front end and passenger side damage. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >>> a woman in southwest philadelphia was just sitting on her front porch when she was struck by a van. it happened yesterday morning, around 10:00 at 65th street and dicks avenue. the victim is list in the stable condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. l & i was called in to assess the structural damage to that home, and the one next-door. so far no charges have been filed. >>> if you fly a lot, heads up for you, airline prices going up today. flyers can blame the price hike on higher tsa fees, highest security fees approved by congratulate last year to help balance the federal budget. the size of the fee,

>> owing to the place where it just listed the headquarters.they had addressed it and it turns out, this is the building they went to. >> by far the nicest building in town. on the fourth floor, a guy who incorporates offshore companies, and also in offshore brokerage. i was able to get documents that showed the offshore brokerage had in fact held sink shares for clients. i do not know who the clients were. takeaway with all of this? >> do not buy penny stocks. >> there you go. but then here is the question. who should be involved? help me, eric. >> there are a lot of people who are talking on the fcc for not for not think -- policing them, but i'm with stephanie. anybody who wanted to buy the stock would've done exactly what we did. that shows you know revenue and no assets and one employee and -- it lookedenses like a scheme or a scam or something like that. >> should the government protect you from not doing your own homework? >> i do not think the government could have stopped this much sooner than it did. now that it has, i am sure they wi

the way to avoid all this is to be headquartered somewhere else other than america. this is terrible. this is outrageous. we are doing this to ourselves. it's madness. i have to say i'm very disappointed with how we're responding in this body. we know that this is a problem. this is very real, and it's growing. and we're not taking it seriously. what we're going to vote on later this week, i think, or whenever the vote comes up, is not a serious attempt to solve this problem. it's a completely political show vote, the walsh-stabenow bill would do nothing to stop these ongoing inversions. it does nothing about the fundamental underlying cause that's driving these inversions. it does nothing to encourage the repatriation of all of this money. and, by the way, it's attached to a vehicle that is unconstitutional. we can't originate a tax bill in the senate. the constitution forbids that. and so if you're even -- if you're even pretending to be serious about tax reform, you take up a house-passed vehicle so that it's at least constitutionally possible. our democratic frie

just getting word the oakland police department headquarters is evacuated due to a gas leak. several streets around the building on 7th street have been blocked off and we're gathering more details and will have an update later in the newscast. >>> developing now, santa rosa police have just released this surveillance picture of a suspect in a jewelry store shootout. the oakland man is 43-year-old jimmy terry. he is seen with his back to the camera in blue plaid shirt and jeans. he took off after the botched robbery. the robbery happened yesterday afternoon at bennett valley jewelers. within seconds, bullets flew. an employee was hit. so were both suspects. the second man took off. his getaway car was found several miles away. the suspect is believed to be injured. if you have any information, call santa rose police. >>> new at noon, a man is behind bars for his alleged role in a fight that left a woman unconscious after yesterday's giants game. police arrested 31-year-old francisco lopez in sacramento late last night. they say he and another suspect got into a fight with a m

. >>> our helicopter flew over an emergency response at oakland police headquarters, the reason? a strange odor. it was enough to force occupants out of the building. a hazmat team arrived on scene. tonight the emergency response has been cleared. but questions remain. jodi hernandez is live outside oakland headquarters with more for us. >> reporter: police say that mystery odor appears to have come from the building's ventilation system. as you can see, there is a sign on the front door of police headquarters tonight informing the public that the building will remain closed until further notice while technicians try to fix the problem. >> the alarms went off, and the lights started blinking. they told whus that happens we evacuate. >> reporter: cathy gibbens wasted no time grabbing her purse and leaving the building this morning when alarms sounded. she says she caught a whiff of the foul-smelling order at that prompted the evacuation of more than 200 employees. >> smelled, i guess sort of like sulfur. >> we want to make sure that all our employees are safe and that this odor is

company where the headquarter jobs are abroad and the u.s. headquarter shrinks. >> mr. chairman, i thank you. i appreciate the answers to these questions. i would ask if i could get my statement, entire statement, which i didn't use all of included in the record. again, point out that we got a problem here. the problem is our tax code. >> without objection, it is so ordered. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator thune, you may not have been here when i made this point. i am fully committed to working with you and colleagues on the other side of the aisle for the ultimate cure, which is fixing this dysfunctional mess of a tax system. the question is, what are we going to do about the damage that's being done right now? senator portman, do you have any other questions you'd like to ask? >> thank you. why don't you go ahead. >> i have no other questions. >> can i just do a quick, quick round? >> of course. >> with the team here. first of all, i quote you all the time because the tax code is 100 years old and it looks like it. so i appreciate your attitude about wanting to

tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> melissa here with accuweather tracking storms moving through right now. >> that's right if you were to divide the viewing area in half a lot of activecy is north and west of the 95 corridor. we'll show you what is going on. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar for philadelphia, trenton, wilmington, scattered activity. a lot of moisture is from the poconos and to areas in chester county. we'll go tight to stormtracker 6 double scan street-level and we got a lot of lightning areas central bucks and central montgomery counties where we have a severe thunderstorm warning up until 11:30 tonight. areas affected, doylestown, lansdale, green lane, willow grove and also norristown. these showers and storms are moving

where the current fbi headquarters is and the new fbi headquarters is going to come that is going to help pay for it. >> bruce, i'll take it back. and we have breaking news right now in the battle over the right to carry firearms. >>> already driving commuters crazy. metro acknowledged the glitch there is a fix tonight. it all played out during the silver line rollout and today, russ, you got the results. >> metro says it should be working correctly right now. we are all used to seeing the three trains listed on those platform trains on the signs along the platform, but metro said it would be making a change that certain stations you would always see the blue line. that's to help passengers decide whether to go yellow or blue. but look what we found. >> the display shows silver on top and bottom and orange in the middle. but no blue line at all. we found it again and again at stations metro said should now always show the next blue line even when it isn't the third training cue. metro told us it had made the changes on virginia bound platforms from roslynn to smithsonian and d.c. bou

we're talking about the headquarters, not on the planes. headquarters is located in willis tower, used to be known as sears tower. united has 916th floor. we called united, asked for a statement, they said we did identify an isolated issue in a small group of cubicles and immediately brought in exterminator toss do a full remediation. we continue to bring in exterminators on site to ensure eradicati eradication. taking a look at shares of united. it's an interesting story to say the least. >> unchanged on that bedbug news. >>> let's meet roscoe, and rescued beagle and lead investigator at a pest control company. he performs thousands of inspections in people's apartments, houses, homes, hospitals, even here at cnbc just moments ago. didn't find anything other than some lunch. with us is her co-worker jennifer erdogan. roscoe, what did you find here at cnbc today? any thoughts, roscoe? hock accurate are you? >> 98% accurate. what is a day in roscoe's life like? >> he's shedding. >> i know, he is. we'll wake up, do a little training, get him

. >> we're at metro headquarters -- headquarters where they say that receiver a go for them on saturday morning. including a ceremony at the station before the noon opening. >> we have given you the expensive testing, the planning, the simulator services this week. which has gone, well, i am really not anxious losing sleep over the start of the service on saturday. >> that there are still some concerns among commuters about parking with a few of those parking lots at the five new stations and the new residents with the only parking restrictions with the nearby neighborhoods. >> i think that it would be a hassle as you know that you would have so many different permits for them on the cars to park anywhere now. and that i would think that you would be able to park on your own streets without having a chance to get it towed because you don't have a parking ticketer yet. >> we'll have to do that to see how they could help them through those kinds of problems. and that tickets that don't belong to them in their own neighborhoods. >> while they may begin at noon, that's the real test that wo

much more on this developing story, when we join you at 6:00 live from police headquarters, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 our exclusive interview with the man who found the victim's body, he says he was simply looking for scrap metal on a empty lot when he made that grizzly discovery. tells his story to our matt rivers at 6:00. >>> well, now to somerset county where a pilot is injured after his plane crashes there. single engine amateur built plane went down, just after it took off from central new jersey regional airport in hills boro township. pilot is seven three-year old victor holman from hillsborough and taken to the hospital tonight. plane wound up in a residential yard near the airport, both the faa, and the national transportation safety board are investigating. >>> take a look at this, these are five cars of a csx train that derailed near 33rd and girard in the strawberry mansion section of the city this afternoon. chopper three was over that scene, cars, heading from way cross georgia to albany, new york were carrying

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at the headquarters in pleasanton. it's not a done deal yet, the federal trade commission will have to prove it. because of the deal, they are moving from pleasanton to idaho where albertson's is headquartered. the safeway 150 safeway stores will shrink and focus on more locally sourced and custom branded foods. >>> let's go to jackie deangelis, live at cnbc world headquarters this morning, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. while we are watching stocks closely it morning, of course we watched what happened last week, stocks closing lower on friday to give us an indication of where we go from here. that's how 123 points closing under 17,000, and small cap 2,000 index closing down for a third straight week as well. dig bay for -- big day for earnings today. watch for the reports. meanti meantime, jack lou publishing an op-ed urging congress to close inversion. they are when a company moving its tax home overseas and its becoming quite popular lately, especially in the last few months, it's a way for company

>> on a recent trip to new york city booktv toward the corporate headquarters a book publisher simon & schuster. while there we profiled several of the principle players responsible for the book's publication. acquisitions editing publicity and sales. we also discuss the history of simon & schuster now in its 90th year and the current health and future of the publishing industry. the. >> who was simon & schuster? >> guest: well they were max shuster and simon and they were two gentlemen who were friends with one another and we back in 1924 they decided to start a publishing house on their own. they have been working in publishing houses but felt they could begin on themselves so they did. they set out one day and they

they've been here since last night here at police headquarters. one of the men was pick up by police, on the 2900 block of below of north sixth street. after community spent the weekends grieving, mourning the loss, of three siblings. >> (praying). >> reporter: community comes together in prayer over the weekend. a vigil was held where three children were struck and killed, by an out of control stolen suv. >> very good kids. >> fifteen year old tiara williams, ten year old thomas reid and seven year old terrence moore, were selling fruit friday morning, at the intersection of germantown and allegheny avenues. the suv that struck them was carjacked moments earlier with the carjacking victim still inside. >> they had the female carjacking victim driving. at some point they forced her into the back seat where the black male was the driver and hispanic male in the rear passenger seat where the carjacking victim was. >> the children's mother, 34 year old keisha williams, was injured in the crash. she is in critical condition, while the carjacking victi

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is at police headquarters right now to tell you more, nicole? >> detective on the scene trying to figure out what went went down. set the stage for that first incident that fatal beating, 2800 block of north fairhill street. police found 53 year old man laying in pool of his own blood on the sidewalk every his own home. we're told he suffered severe blunt force tram a to his head, died short time later. no word on motive. but there are reports of male seen running from the victim possibly with metal object in his hand. 2900 block of waterloo street, double shooting there, two men , taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. having suffered gunshot wounds to the torso, shortly thereafter, 37 year old was pronounced dead shortly before 2:00. >> went to find several surveillance cameras in the area where the shooting took place. so, hopefully, these cameras recorded something that could help with us our investigation. there at the top, homicide detectives searching for suspects as well as motive, crime scene personnel go ahead and

at septa headquarters with more, steve? >> well, this is the second time now in four months, that a world-wide watched video on youtube from philadelphia shows a little girl riding septa with parents who fellow passengers say had parents who seemed to be under the influence of something for sure, as everyone around them notices, whispers, and this time, videotapes and calls police. we spoke to the woman who shot this latest video, we blur out the family faces, but transit police now have clear photos, from this video, so they can be on the look-out for this family, just to make sure everybody is okay. this stroll is her getting proper care. >> because i was really filming, he was falling all over the place, weird. her eyes are rolling in the back of her head, her hands are just like falling, all over the place. >> didn't look tired to you? difference between tired and i am paired. >> ya, no. >> this was not tired? >> no. they were wacked on something owe just don't know what it was. a woman look, she saw what was happening,

his own mother who brought him here to headquarters with her local minister. a short time later heavily armed with guns and information from that first guy, police swarmed on a spot not too far from the original car jacking where they found the guy they believe was the other one who took the 45-year-old woman and her car at gunpoint friday morning and then tried to take a criminal joyride but crashed and killed three children and critically hurt two adults. along with their initial, any kind of cooperation here at headquarters, police have two sets of fingerprints they can match up with those left inside the forerunner along with blood evidence, when the car jack killers got cut themselves that they can match up with bloody clothing, recovered and suspected blood types from these two guys. a city's pain may ease a bit with this news this morning, but it's far from healed with those three children's funerals to follow and the mother and that car jacking victims still critical and in need of a lot of help themselves this morning. >> it is 5:05 right now. some ot

lets get out to jennifer joyce outside district headquarters this morning. do we have any idea how likely it is a jet tax will be approved, jenny. >> reporter: no, it still has to go through a couple of hoops. we are expecting it to go through the house as well. it could ab while before we hear about that cigarette tax. the school reform commission did approve a budget last night but that is based on i guess hope that the state will come through with 93 million-dollar in funding, fit doesn't, schools may not be able to open. last night src approved a $2.6 billion budget short fall, 93 million, today marks day one of the new fist physical year. a state budget has not yet been signed in harrisburg. if legislators do not come through with funding, class sizes and layoffs could lead to dangerous conditions with our schools. school superintendent doctor hite is staying positive. >> we will be given a budget but we have no intentions of taking classes to 40. we have no intentions of eliminating 1300 positions and it is really appropriate for us in my opinion to wa

beach patrol headquarters in margate. decent beach day, overall but man, it will get hot. looking at storm scan three the satellite let alone adar lo. but zooming it out we will see moreti to30 here. these storms are substantial over really just south east of the great lakes region right there and we will eventually see those storms firing up here as well in part due to the instability created by scorching sunshine and the heat ago this takes place here at the the surface. the heat advisory in effect at noon across basically the central sliver of the delaware valley. heat index could be as high as a hundred or 105. it will be a toasty very hot day for us out there. now by 3:00 p.m. we are expecting the temperatures to hit 93 but officially we will go for 94 today. not the the hottest day air temperature wise we have seen just yet but it will feel hotter then it has so f ts year. easy does it. we have seen this heat almost on a yearly basis but key is

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now at police headquarters with more, syma? >> reporter: that's right, ukee, sources tell "eyewitness news" that two men considered persons of interest have been brought here to police headquarters, one every them was pick up by police last night, on 2900 block of north sixth street. now, both are being questioned about this deadly carjacking, and hit-and-run crash, that killed three children, in north philadelphia on friday. now, search for two suspects began friday morning when three children, 15 year old tiara williams, ten year old thomas reid, and seven year old terrence moore, were struck and killed by out of control stolen suv, while selling fruit at the intersection of germantown and allegheny avenues. the vehicle had been carjacked at gunpoint just moments earlier. the children's mother, 34 year old keisha williams cents was injured in the crash. she remains in critical condition at temple hospital while the carjacking victim who was in the vehicle remains hospitalized in fair condition. there is a $110,000 reward in p

the headquarters is estimated to bring about $2 billion in economic development and will be home to 11,000 jobs. the d.o.j. will closely study each site and have a public comment period before making a decision. at the live desk. >>> for an interactive map of the proposed locations go to nbcwashington.com. >>> now to quite a bombshell at the corruption trial of bob and maureen mcdawnonnecdonnell. defense lawyers say there is no way the former governor and his wife could conspire to get gifts from a businessman because they weren't speaking. julie carey joins us from richmond to explain. >> reporter: it has been a jaw dropping day inside the courtroom. that's because for the first time we are hearing details of the defense plan for the case and it sounds more like it comes out of a soap opera. now, maureen mcdonnell's lawyer dropped the first bombshell when he disclosed the marriage had broken down at the time and were barely on speaking terms. the new details may help explain why the mcdonnell's have been coming to court separately these days. they are accused of taking more than $150,000

bob redell live at police headquarters. bob, the officers say the crash, the driver tried to make a run for it? >> reporter: that's correct. good morning, scott and kris. and san jose police can understand why this driver tried to make a run for it, based on what they eventually found in his car. the car in question, a black mitsubishi sedan. the driver of that car, a 36-year-old man was heading south on cottel when he ran a red light around 3:30 this morning. he ended up colliding with a blue mustang, sending it into a third car. the driver who ran the red light was hurt, but not bad enough that he couldn't make a run for it, which he did. he ran down cottel, turned the corner on to santa teresa. we're talking about a good two to three-block head start here. but police tell us they were so fast in responding, two of their officers was able to catch up to the driver, who was still running down a sidewalk, and take him into custody. the driver of the third car, not hurt. while we were there, officers started searching the bl

. >>> let get straight to fox 29's dave schratwieser live at philadelphia police headquarte headquarters. dave a lot of things happening. >> reporter: no doubt, lucy. homicide detectives literally refused to go home this weekend until they tracked down these two accused killers. they did that overnight with the help of the us marshals and tonight the two suspects are behind bars awaiting arraignment on murder charges. it took homicide detectives just hours to start tracking down 19 year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old cornelius crawford after the two suspects bailed out of this carjacked suv. by sunday night, both men were at police headquarters being questioned within hours they were charged with murder. >> both of these defendants boar being charge width three counts of murder in the second degree. both of those have mandatory life sentences once they are convicted. >> reporter: the crash killed 10 year old thomas reid, seven year old terrence moore and 15 year old key err ya ill williams and left their mother in critical condition. >> what they did was indy fence seive and also unfo

he made his first visit to police headquarters today.john gonzalez shares his story of determination. >> i remember hearing the vehicle strike the back of my vehicle. >> this visit almost didn't happen after a violent crash. >> the scar was pretty cool the first couple days. now it's like, ok, i'm over it. the prince george's county police officer walked into the police headquarters hundreds of times, but today it was emotional. >> i remember waking up underneath the vehicle. i remember waking up. >> the 26-year-old was nearly killed on may 22. he and two other officers were at a routine traffic stop when the driver of a minivan lost control, swerved, and crashed into wall three police cruisers. two officers jumped out of the way, what the other officer was struck and trapped under the van for several minutes. >> the last thing i remember, i had third degree burns to my leg and arm. i had a collapsed lung. officers with them on the call lifted the vehicle off their injured colleagues. >> were talking to him, just going to keep him calm u

police headquarters but let's begin with bruce gordon live in north philadelphia tonight. >> reporter: that reward is up to $60,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the two men believed to have been responsible for this deadly carjacking. their victims innocent children selling produce to help their church and neighborhood. by late afternoon, police were towing away the crumpled toyota suv at the center of this tragedy. but clearing the scene could not wipe away memories of the horror visited upon this random street corner. >> nobody was moving. >> what went through your mind as you're seeing this happen? >> i'm praying. i'm praying. i called my son and we prayed together. we praying report roar police said a pair of armed men carjack the suv with female driver inside just after 11 a.m. at sixth and huntington. moments later the men arrived at germantown and allegheny lost control of vehicle and crashed through a produce stand run by two men and several neighborhood children. >> i couldn't help them. i wish i could but i couldn't. >> charles smith was among the

whole tech international and energy company headquartered in evesham is the beneficiary. it will build a 600,000 square foot manufacturing facility at the port of camden. evesham mayor says the expansion to camden will not mean any loss of jobs in his community. >>> there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", president obama offers to help ease tensions in the middle east. >> and, could >> president obama said willing to negotiate a cease-fire with hamas. clash in the town of bethlehem. militants fired more than 100 rockets at israel on thursday. israel responded with more air strikes on gaza. at least 85 palestinians have been killed since the israeli operations began. >>> there is a possible compromise on capitol hill to solve the immigration influx it, could result in quicker deportations of minors arriving from central america. republicans are demanding speedier deportations as a way to stem the tide of young immigrants crossing the border. but, for some key democratic senators that proposal is dead on arrival. >>> a wild fire in washington state may

welcome to "america's news headquarters." israel is ramping up its ground offenses and the fight spilling over into a very crowded neighborhood. forcing thousands to flee their homes. john streaming live from gaza city with the very latest. john? >> arthel, we've already seen some action behind us. some air strikes in the distance, probably half a mile, if that, up the road here. seen tracer fire and artillery fire from offshore, as well. if anything happens, i'll jump in. i'll keep an eye out. let's talk about what happened earlier today. as you mentioned today was the bloodiest day so far of the battle, of the 13 days since "operation protective edge" started. since the ground operation started three days ago. more than 100 people at least were killed here in gaza. 60 at least, at least 60 in one neighborhood alone in east gaza. we went into that neighborhood and saw the destruction, saw the bodies being pulled out, including several children. now, the israeli defense forces have been hitting that area hard because of the,

up, escorted to the airport by federal and local police and flown on a government plane to cdc headquarters. smallpox, which is highly contagious, killed 2 million people a year as recently as 1967. but it was wholly eradicated after a unprecedented worldwide campaign to get people vaccinated. by international agreement, samples lived on in only two lab, the cdc in and one in siberia. or so we thought, until today. law enforcement have long feared what could happen if terrorists get their hands on smallpox and turn it into a weapon. the newly discovered vials are now in a level 4 biohazard lab. security so state you have to get access only by an eye scan. the smallpox discovery comes just weeks after the cdc acknowledged mishandling anthrax. should we be worried? >> in both cases which are unfortunate, cdc's response was swift and deliberate to ensure public safety and to try to get to the root cause of what had happened. >> the good news these vials were not opened so no one was in danger. if the virus did get out thankfully we have a vaccine that would have protected anyone exposed. what