you can see a man in a black hoodie loitering around a neighborhood.and casing the street where the bike is stored. after a few minutes he goes to work to break the lock.and then walks away with the bike. hundred dollar reward. kron 4 story. it happened thursday night around seven-thirty. drink at asiento in the city's and a thief took advantage cutting the lock when stahl was inside. luckily, the restaurant's owner pulled this surveillance footage of the incident where you can see a man in a black hoodie casing out the bike.and then stahl says the kind of lock he used made him vulnerable. stahl is offering a 15-hundred dollar reward. the bike is a flat black carbon fiber road bike that he uses to train for the aids lifecycle. the aids lifecycle is a bike ride from san francisco to los angeles that aims to raise after 55 years.capp's corner in san francisco is closing its doors for good. dinner service. governor jerry brown--who is good friends with the owner=== also stopped by one last time. patrons told us they are sad to see the north beach restaurant shut down. the owner says unfortu

one wears a maroon hoodie the other a blue hood deem fortunately no one has been hurt so far.ice and pam want to see them behind bars. >> may not be my personal body but nonetheless i was violated and that pisses me off. >> reporter: pam does get scared the next victims could get shot. police say if you have any information please call 215686 tips. we're arrive at police headquarters joanne pileggi fox 29 news. back to you in the studio. chris and dawn. >> thanks, joanne. car theft victim in oklahoma city goes all out to stop a thief from getting away with his vehicle. surveillance video shows a stranger getting into tyrone stafford's parked suv at a gas station. when that man tried to speed off stafford literally jumped into action. that is him on top of the hood hanging on for deer arrive. police say the thief drove at least 50 miles an hour for about a mile when he slammed on the brakes stafford went flying and the suspect drove away. stafford broke some teeth and has a bad case of road rash but otherwise he's okay. the suv was found abandoned without a battery or tires. >>

. >> i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. >> she went and got him. we love her. is it time to send in the moms? it is indeed. >>> our nation's vets are to blame for the violence in baltimore. >> a lot of these young people -- i've been talking about this so more. a lot of these young people are coming back from war, they dpoent know their communities and they're ready to do battle. >> that reporter back tracking a bit. hear what she's saying this morning. if you're a veteran, write us. remember mornings are better with friends. >>> welcome aboard. folks, live from studio e. we have good news. last night baltimore not as bad as the night before. it was terrible yesterday morning. >> you are right about that. credit to our reporters. >> a lot of unscripted moments with our reporters with leland and geraldo. >> you are right with that. we are going to right to the fox news alert. mandatory curfew on the streets of baltimore, now lifted. >> just 5:00 a.m. this morning, this just hours af

you can see the guy with the hoodie has quiet the outburst. he tries to run behind the counter. they're able to prevent him from doing that. all the sudden you're going to see something fly. that is a stool. these guys have to duck and dodge. when he's done with stools he starts throwing whatever he can find at hand like the caution cone. no word on what sparked the outburst and the owner told the star in the u.k. that he has not had anything like this happen in the 20 years they've been in business. they have not found the guy. they want to know who he is. police with looking for him. >> things are a okay on the road until. >> what the heck just happened? >> what happens when a run away tire hits the street? and see how the fighting ring is. >> yes way. >>> until future technology cars take over i don't think we'll avoid incidents like this. dash cam australia units look out. >> what the heck just happened? >> the tire falls off the truck, bounces and. >> just missed the windshield of the car and yeah it did hit the top of the car leaving a big solid dent. no injuries to the dr

he is described as an african-american male in a dark hoody. this is the 1600 block ofmal vrn avenue last night moments after shots rang out after midnight. another resident home from work was walking his dog when a man in a hoody announced a robbery and then the tables were turned and the dog walker was a police officer that just finished his shift. the officer was able to pull his handgun and able to discharge several rounds at the suspect. >> it was this area here and he was walking his dog and i heard the shot and i was not sure if he got hit but he fell to the ground and his dog got loose the officer hit several parked cars and fled on foot and vanished. >> hospitals are checked with negative results nobody showed up at our hospitals with any type of gunshot wounds. >> heard the gunshots ring out and i didn't want to go to the window six to eight shots. this is reminiscence of james -- he was confronted by three suspects and shot to death. >> police say they confessed and are awaiting trial in the botched robbery. >> it makes me nervous, i

lebron james haven't put on the hoodie with the miami heat and said we are all trayvon, before any of that happened, before the petition and 2.7 people signed the petition saying a little black boys life matters before that, it was that father on the phone and i had to make a decision whether i was went to answer the bail. and we all have to make that decision, whether we are going to answer the bail. when no one is watching but god. and when you do that god just takes over from there. you don't know what god has planned until you answer the bell to do right. he is going to help you along the way. i think about how trayvon became this worldwide phenomenon. you answer the bell and you just don't know what is going to happen. people in japan talking about from tokyo to ferguson, justice. you just never know it is going to happen. don't think you can't make a difference. you can make a difference. talking to all of you, young and old alike, established people there is a michael brown in every community in america. there is a tamir rice, a trayvon , a alisha thomas, and the list can go on

in the shape, have the hoodie but not the panda hat this sfo is 57 minute flight arrival delays. inland eastbound is warmest with the breezes kick ms. and around the bay 65 to sunday in the south bay. leyla? >> we start off looking at 87 and traffic is moving swimmingly by the tank and northbound 87 near julian street is not finding problems and over to highway 84, this is nile canyon eastbound at five miles from 680 where we have a motorcycle crash blocking lanes and we are looking at our waze app saying there are several cars stopped in the area so the motorcyclist that was found in the lanes, so possibly, we do have injuries involved it southbound 880 coming away from 238 we have a disabled vehicle south of i-street and that is gumming up the commute with a lot of red and a lot of red on northbound 238 as you leave castro valley. >>> a healthy snack for kids that does not deliver, an item that doctors say is a wait of money. >> a retail rumor san francisco-based company and gap may nature be the -- not be the only company taking the fall. >> an "a" list celebrity is practicing

lebron james haven't put on the hoodie with the miami heat and said we are all trayvon, before any of that happened, before the petition and 2.7 million people signed the petition saying a little black boy's life mattered. we all have to make that decision whether we're going to answer the bell where nobody is watching but god. and when you do that god just takes over from there. yeah don't know what god has planned until you answer the bell to try to do right. when you try to do right he's going to help you along the way. i think about how trayvon became this worldwide phenomena. when michael brown's family called he was laying on the ground you answer the bell and you just don't know what's going to happen. people in japan are talking about -- from tokyo to ferguson, just the tiss. you never know what's going to happen. and last, before i get ready to leave you, don't think you can't make a difference. you can make a difference. you can. i'm talking about to all of you all. young and old alike. all us established people, there's a michael brown in every community in america. there i

wearing a blue hoodie and the mask.e call the police department if you have any information. ♪ >> i met with the architect of the billion-dollar skyway reconstruction project. it is massive and i and i met with the former commissioner. looking it over. the directions to the bridge. build outward. so i asked how do they avoid armageddon? it is placed potentially hundreds of thousands of cars. >> came up with a plan, tried to sell it. people just did people just did not believe this. we know what is going to happen. and in this case thankfully with the right. >> they encourage more people to take the ferry also the new jersey turnpike use use that as an extra lane during rush hour. it will cost about $1.2 billion. teesix i'm sure they sent a letter to the governor thanking them for that. >> will never get it it was in worse shape than they anticipated. >> you cannot read the signage. it is designed in a weird way. as far as funding the port authority tour money is being used as well. it is not a port authority property an

. >> we saw that remarkable mother slapping her son, trying to get the hoody off of him. what do you think will happen tomorrow and rest of the week? do you think the peace will hold? >> it is a tough call. you see a little bit of tear gas came out. mostly smoke. officers used tactics for intimidation with a show of force. and bh you've got one individual with four police officers on top of him or another one of those ugly scenes short answer is that it's anyone's guess as to whether troublemakers are going to wake up in the morning or come back out and intent on starting trouble. >> thank you, and we hope this will hold tonight. >> the curfew appears to be holding. peace in baltimore largely. some did not leave. you can see baltimore, tonight. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the future to life with pacific life. talk t

chilly 43 degrees, make sure you have the hoodie up an maybe a jacket on. 51 degrees by noon, 55 by 3:00. today's high is 55 we'll hit it at 3:00 p.m. and hold it up until 4:00 p.m. as late as 6:00 p.m. we're looking at cool conditions. tonight, friday night into saturday morning we're looking at a freeze watch. philadelphia, delaware county, new castle not included basically because of the temperatures in these spots are going around the freezing mark, protect your potted plants cover them up. pollen, we're down a little bit but we'll be back up to the moderately high zone and we added popular to the tree pollens. >> reporter: snow, just the word makes me angry. all is fine on the vine. overnight construction westbound has cleared out. still getting used to the new patterns, but at this point there are no issues. we expect extra traffic on the vine the schuylkill expressway and our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge, because of the penn relays in university city. this is a live look at the ben in camden where we have that right lane construction that we were talking about yester

. >> reporter: police have a vague description of the suspect but he had a hoodie pulled over his head. if you have any surveillance video notify police, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a wilmington firefighter suffered a minor burn while battling a blaze. the flames broke out on east lawn avenue at midnight. the fire spread to a neighboring home before crews placed it under control. when you see breaking news or severe weather join the action, e-mail your videos or photos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abc action on social media so you can be part of "action news." >>> police are looking for the people involved in this wild melee. police say no one reported the fight. actually found out about it when they discovered the video. kenneth moten has the very latest. >> reporter: another violent attack inside another subway station involving teenagers. this massive fight ignited tuesday around 3:00 p.m. students from nearby ben franklin high school kicking punching and falling on the tracks. septa transit police say the officers in the school district communicate no

they're in maroon hoodies.ve: oh. >> jimmy: and the name of the album is called "crazy." [ laughter ] certainly a crazy cover. there they are peeking through a window at cartoon versions of themselves. >> steve: and they are kind of looking at themselves, but kinda not too. >> jimmy: some of them aren't even looking at themselves. yeah. let's take a listen to "interlude." ♪ >> what you doing after the dance roj? [ laughter ] ♪ >> i don't know i'm supposed to meet a friend for a glass of wine? ♪ >> a boyfriend? >> just a friend. ♪ >> how about having a glass of wine with me? ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop, stop stop it. >> steve: that's crazy. >> jimmy: i feel creeped out. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: creeped me out a a little bit. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: like my hair is standing up. >> steve: they are watching through the window. >> jimmy: why don't you want to go to the dance with me? [ laughter ] because you're 45 years old, that's why. [ laughter ] gross! what is that? >> steve: that is crazy. >> jim

. >> the guy with light blue sweatshirt hoody is up, he walks up to my car pop off the mirror then walksother side. grabs the mirror he stole puts it on hood of my car then the other mirror and walks away with the two mirrors, you can see him walk back down the street as if nothing happened. he cost me a fortune. that is where we're at right now. i supreme court with my neighbor who is a retired nypd police officer. she worked for them for 20 years, she said that is why she has camera on her fire escape, she has seen grown men go up to the cars, they do a professional job. >> take them close by, you can go in and buy a car part. that is for the most part these individuals have some sort of substance abuse this is a quick way it make money. >> people en up buying back their own stolen mirrors. >> no kidding. >> gone are the days of smash-and-grab. they research these, to see how much the parts are worth they bridge -- bring the correct tools with them. >> i asked my dealer, why didn't my alarm go off he said the alarm only goes off if they move the car they did it so gently, the car does

. >> what's even more disturbing verbal and physical argument takes place, the guy in the blue hoodie is smiling and laughing. [ bleep ] >> you know what these two ladies should do? stop fighting with each other, take the bat and the phone and start beating up him because he doesn't deserve either one of them. [ screaming ] >>> spring is here. things are thawing out. especially rivers. look at the ice breaking up in this river in quebec. as can you see, the ice is breaking up. it looks like a big old nasty slushy. it looks even nastier here. imagine if you were caught in this. >> wow! >> slowly going over this damn. it speeds up. it's breaking up. you can just see the water boiling and toiling. you doesn't want to be anywhere near that especially if you are these people behind that gated fence. >> that's freaking awesome. >> you could sit there and watch it for a long time. >>> let's jump over to perth and new brunswick. it looks like there is -->> submarine. >> submarine under the water. look at that. it is just churning up. this is the st. john river. this river was so swollen and t

lo and behold i turn around and look in the crowd and my son is coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i lost it. he gave me eye contact. at that point, not thinking about cameras or anything like that. that's my only son. at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. to stand-up there and vandalize police officers. that's not justice. that's not what -- i'm a single mom. i have six children. i just choose not to live like that no more. i don't want that to happen. >> she says she was angry when she saw her mom. when he saw her, he knew he was up on "cbs this morning," for from her as she joins us in studio 57. >>> this afternoon, the baltimore other baltimore orioles will play but no one is allowed in the park. this is the first time fans are exclude excludeed from a baseball game. >>> dozens of people gathered in a town that's been a focal point of protests since police killed michael brown last summer. one person is in custody. it's not sure if it was related to the protest. >>> the los angeles sheriff's department handling cased of civi

i turn around and i look in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. and at that point -- not even thinking about cameras or anything like that -- that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. but to stand up there and vandalize police officers -- get over here now! that's not justice. >> i know you talked to a lot of people about this. but basically she did -- she was praised by the police chief who said, you know more parents need to stand up and take charge of their kids. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. the police commissioner certainly did say that. a lot of people i talked to echoed that sentiment. they said they would do it if they found their child in a similar situation. according to them, it's the right thing to do. that wasn't the only opinion that i heard. some were saying they thought the mother was exacting the same violence against her son, that she didn't want perpetrated against him. they tempered their thoughts about her a little b

the woman with the hoodie on and now has her hand up is her mother.he has not been able to take her sunglasses off and keep it together the entire time. they are marching back to the place where their son was last seen alive and not in a coma just a few blocks from here. the pastor who is representing them here is also calling for a protest at baltimore city hall at 3:00 p.m. on thursday. they want to keep the pressure up as much as possible on the city. they are asking that all -- they are demanding, i should say, that all six of the police officers be charged with first-degree murder. they do not understand how it is that a young man could be arrested in his decent shape and succumb to an injury like a spinal injury as he did just some hours later and eventually dying seven days later. wolf. >> what are the parents and the relatives there, we're watching these live pictures miguel and you see the mother who's covering her face. obviously she's been in tears for all of this time. what are they saying? >> reporter: i spoke to a cousin just a short tim

it shows a man in a hoody walking in campbell moments before a fire destroyed a work van in a nearbyng lot. authorities describe the man as white in his 20s with a light build. they say he was wearing a north face jacket, jeans, and skate shoes and carrying a duffel bag at the time. he may have injuries to his hands and face from the fire. >>> san francisco city leaders are looking into building code changes after a deadly fire that tore through an apartment building in january. one man died. a half a dozen were injured and more than 50 people lost their homes. the 100-year-old building had no sprinkler system. but making changes to an estimated 12,000 older apartment buildings without sprinklers would not be easy or cheap. >> there is going to be a cost to the tenants. there will be more impact in residence in the city where the streets are going to have top get ripped up to install higher pressure water systems. >> some say the cost in some cases could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars and supervisors are also looking into smoke detector regulations, inspection procedur

the police are looking for a black male in his 20s or 30s wearing dark pants and a dark hoodie. >>> fairfax police are investigating one of their own for alleged child pornography. the officer lab on the force 15 years and serve -- has been on the force 15 years and serves an administrative capacity at the department's headquarters. peggy fox broke the story earlier on twitter today and has more tonight from fairfax county. >> reporter: the officer is a well known long time member of the fairfax county police force and at 1 time during his career he served as a student resource officer. yesterday he was escorted from the building and relieved of his duties while this investigation for alleged child pornographyen its. in an online statement released this statement detectives say members in the child exploitation unit were contacted by the national center for missing and exploited children and provided a cyber tip that was received through a blogging and social media networking site. the tip alleged child pornography had been uploaded threw it's servers. detectives -- through its servers. det

police say all three were wearing hoodies and they stole handbags and clothing. police are reviewing surveillance footage for more clues. >>> oakland police are questioning three men who may have killed a man and shot at undercover cops. early this morning officers were checking the scene of a shooting on 90th avenue when a bmw with three men inside pulled up next to the officers and started shooting. no officers were injured. >> i'm the watch commander responsible for the area and to hear my officers getting shot at, it's a very tense moment. >> the victim of the earlier attack was taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> an eerie sight at baltimore's camden yards. the orioles are playing the white sox today. but no fans are allowed into the stadium. the mandatory curfew lifted in baltimore but the city is still unsettled. edward lawrence has the latest on the peaceful protests and the destructive rioting in baltimore. >> reporter: adults walked children to school as baltimore tries to get back to normal. but police in riot gear are a reminder the city is

the officer approaches the man in a dark hoodie. that's when things go bad. >> we know there was some sort of scuffle and some sort of struggle ensued where the suspect ran from the officer. officer ran after him. brad: witnesses at the store hear a shot much the officer is down. unable to call for help. a second arriving patrolman finds the officer who is transported to a hospital in critical condition. >> he did have his bulletproof vest but this wasn't a wound that hit the vest area. so again this bag i decided to turn the weapon towards the police officer who was in uniform and in the middle of the night. brad: the suspect's motive remains a mystery. one possibility is the officer interrupted a robbery before it happened. the gunman is described only vaguely as a black man in dark clothing. he m get away. police searched for hours. but at this hour, the shooter remains free and is considered armed and dangerous. stunning news for neighbors like joan courtney. >> never had anything like that happen here. ever. shocking. brad: the

he was wearing a black hoodie and dark pants. police want to remind everyone he is considered to be armed and dangerous. that's the very latest here from annapolis. mike, back you to in the studio. >> thank you, delia. >>> employees at the census bureau returned to work late this morning after a deadly shooting there last night. police say 48-year-old ronald anderson kidnapped his girlfriend in d.c. yesterday and then drove her to the census bureau. security guard lawrence buck fehr spotted them arguing in the car and then approached. that's when police say anderson so the and killed buckner. the census bureau was on lockdown for several hours yesterday when officers eventually cornered that suspect in southeast d.c., there was a shootout and an officer us a hit in the -- was hit in the leg. the suspect was also wounded. employees at the census bureau are understandably shaken. tom freedy spoke about talking with buckner as he checked in. >> i knew him over a period of time. you know, you talk about sports all the time and i was

behold and i turnaround and i look in this crowd and my sonnies coming across the street the with this hoodie on and a mask, and that is when i just lost it. that is my only son. at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> you can hear more from graham when she appeared exclusively on cbs this morning and tune in at 7:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> right now 4:43. okay. we have been looking forward to this day. >> everything comes together. i call it the trifecta, light wind comfortable warmth, full sunshine. >> nice. >> good hair day. we could go on. >> in the mid 70's. >> yes. >> mid 70's though. >> yes good over a achieving but here's the good part about this. we have a little hurdle down the road here with this coastal storm we have been talking about but this will be a glancing blow with that storm and then we can end looks great. >> good news just keeps coming. >> this is tolerable which is so nice to hear. we will get one maybe two days of nice weather and then we're stuck in something dreary or cold again. and, it is just one or two days and we will get back out

behold, i turn aroundened i look in the crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoody on, and a mask. and at that point, i just lost it. he gave me eye contact. at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that. that is my only son. and at the end of the day, i won't want him to be a freddie gray. for him to stand up there and vandalize the police officers, that is not justice. i'm a single mom with six children and i choose not to live like that anymore and i don't want that from him. >> what was his reaction when he saw you and you pulled him out of the crowd? >> he said to me, mom, when i seen you, my instinct was to run. everybody knows i don't play that. he knew. he knew. he knew he was in trouble. >> you can hear a lot more from toya graham tomorrow on cbs this morning at 7:00 right here on kpix5. >>> a former oakland police chief is right in the thick of all of this. anthony bass is now the police commissioner in baltimore. kpix5's christin ayers is with us. christin, you covered him extensively during his tenure in oakland. >> reporter: i did

some had hands inside of their hoodies gesturing as if they had a firearm.s calling his name and cursing at him telling him this would be it. >> unfortunately he doesn't abide by the rules recusing cop flikts and create it. >> and they are not buying self-defense saying he would have called 911 or got help from the fire directs, anything but fire the coach. >> and directly firing the coach with the person he is about arguing with and that is wrong behavior and wrong display in front of the kids. >> and he pointed out that tavares did not stick around saturday. the man says he had a permit to carry and had his gun because he was shot in the leg while coaching a game in philadelphia about two years ago. >> he is upset, scared. by all accounts from the people we have interviewed, what he did that day was completely within the bounds of the law. >> tavares attorney says this father of three small children works in the daycare business and had no prior criminal history until now. he is charged with aggravated assault and other offenses. reporting live at southwes

. >> 15 to 20 people were approaching him and some of them had their hands inside of their hoodies gesturing and others were calling him and cursing him telling him this was going to be it. >> he does not abide by the rules of a coach and create a conflict. >> he is charged with aggravated assault and other offenses. >>> this afternoon new jersey governor, chris christie will bring his town hall serieses to monmouth county, he is holding weekly events to overhaul the pension system for public workers the last week's town hall -- with a public exchange between christie and a public school teacher today's event takes place in matawan. >>> coming up on "action news,". >> there have been too narrow of a definition of what beauty is. i'm no angel the plus size beauty campaign. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for

hoodies in the house. bill belichick and the pats getting love. top one, bryce hopper when he's up in boston. he blasts this one off rick porcello to center. mookie betts back on it robs him. no home run for bryce. harp not so happy. bottom two, mookie getting it done at the plate, takes the pitch from jordan zimmerman. he didn't have much control today. deep to left three-run shot to the green monster. red sox up 4-0. in the second now. third inning the defense had a case of the mondays, as well. mike napoli skies one to left center. jayson werth back out there. michael taylor nobody had it. that loads the bases. later, the former nat sandy leon another fly ball. this time harper and taylor. who's got it? absolutely mo communication. >> wow. >> the next batter, did i say this is all the same inning hits one to short in desmond, what the heck happened there. it was contagious. another run scores there. it wasn't pretty. 9-4 the final. matt williams with a few choice words after. >> how bad was this game? about as bad as you can get. tough to win b

septa police are looking for that teenage boy who is seen there in the blue hoodie with the white strings there. if you have any information on who this is or where is he, you you are asked to contact police. >>> glassboro, new jersey joins the list of the communities, using police body cameras. the pol willcy requires officers to use them in most dealings with the the public. this includes traffic stops, sobriety checkpoints and also interviews. >>> police vehicles in gloucester county must use lights and sirens which exceeding road posted speed limit by 20 miles an hour. prosecutors new policy comes three months after a franklin township patrol car struck and killed ten year-old had matthew mccloskey. patrol car was responding to a non-emergency call at 74 miles an hour, flashers and sirens were not activated. >>> registration begins today for the philadelphia marathon organizers are expecting 30,000 runners and 60,000 spectators for the race it takes place november 21st and 22nd. last years marathon included runners from every single state and 53 countries. for more information, go to

police say teenage suspect seen here in the blood hoodie hit that man in the head. it is an altercation the septa police chief says may have been avoided. >> thinks a sad circumstances where verbal altercation turns into a physical dispute where one or the other should have walk away. this shouldn't have happened. >> septa police have have released this video hoping to identify that teenage suspect. they are asking anyone with any fur including what led up to that confrontation to come forward, ukee and erika. >> thank you. >>> 5:36. in business news how to have some fun this april fools day. >> it is up and down for the markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange in new york city, hi there jill. >> reporter: we will see if april is kinder to the market then march. stocks ended the month and first financial quarter on a down note erasing most of monday's rally. dow jones dropped 200 points nasdaq fell 46. unemployment rate is dropping but the job market is still a challenge for older workers. a according to aarp about 45 percent of job seeker

turned around and i looked in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point, i just lost it. and he gave me eye contact and at that point, not even thinking about cameras or anything like that, that's my only son. and at the end of the day, i don't want him to be a freddie gray. but to stand up there and vandalize police accomplice officers-- get over here now! that's not justice. i'm a single mom. i have six children, and i just choose not to live like that no more and i don't want that for him. >> reporter: what were you thinking when you saw him? were you shocked? were you angry? >> shiefs shocked. i was angry. i was shocked you never want to see your child out there doing that. there are some days i'll shield him in the house just so he won't go outside and i know i can't do that for the rest of my life. he's 16 years old, you know. he's in to the streets. >> reporter: what was his reaction when he saw you when you kind of pulled him out of the crowd-- what was that ride home like? >> he said to me, he said, "ma when i seen yo

the suspect was wearing a gray hoodie, genes, and red sneakers if you know that person is philadelphia police ask to you give them a call. >>> eleven students are injured when a school bus crashes in gloucester township. this happened this morning on cross keys road. police say that bus was going to the nearby camden county technical school when it was sideswiped by an suv. there were 39 students on board in all, the children injured were taken to the hospital but none suffered serious injuries. police are investigating and they have not yet said whether they will file charges. >>> we have learn this afternoon that a work shore was injured in the accident in the king of prussia mall this week has died. thirty-six year-old joseph iocovino passed away yesterday in the hospital. police say he and another man were cutting electric cables on monday but one of them was still energized. he was shock in that incident. police found him unresponsive when they arrived. the other man on the scene sustained just minor injuries. >>> prosecutors charged another contractor in connection with a corrupt

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man in the blue hoodie. he just threw a full paint can. hundreds of police hold their ground as they are pelted with rocks and chunks of concrete. the situation grows more violent. cars are set on fire, rioters ignore pleas from their own neighbors to stop. >> you need to stop. >> we want justice! brad: there was a very large bang. there is a police officer right here, choking and gagging on pepper's brave. eventually, the rock throwers go elsewhere in the police go to had them all. that leaves the original target the mall unprotected, and hundreds of looters swoop in. he's people are caught red-handed. a long night for this town. this police officer shows the damage done to his car. he is shaken. where you going? >> to church. brad: an extraordinary meeting earlier this evening, church members, gang members, all meeting together to try to project a united front to tell the people throwing the rocks and setting the fires that it is not what freddie gray would have wanted. now they are just hoping the message gets out. in baltimore, brad be

in a hoodie and handcuffs detectives say this is moments after a woman went from in for questioning toeing abcuesed of using a vehicle as a weapon. saturday afternoon iwitness cameras rolling at northwest detectives as the suspect was being hauled away. hours earlier police confirmed a woman in custody after they found and recovered this white dodge durango used to run over a romantic rival. it was shortly after 2 o'clock when a woman intentionally struck berniece spencer in the 4400 block of 17th street after a fight between the two women. eyewitnesses say the blow that pinned spencer to the porch nearly severed her leg. surveillance video shows the suspect driving off with front end damage finally as spencer's mother lay with her on the street dinner she left cooking on the stove caught fire and destroyed their home. family friends call it a disaster. >> it's a disaster. it was a simple fight. >> she was just out, out of it. fortunately her mom got her to come to and then when she came to she was in serious shock. >> reporter: spencer was taken to the hospital in critical condition.

turned around and i looked in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point i just lost it. that's my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> you can hear more from toy ya graham tomorrow morning when she appears on exclusively on cbs this morning. tune in starting at 7am right here on cbs3. >>> a double shooting in wilmington sends two women to the hospital. chopper three over the scene on west sixth street. no word on the entities of the victims or their conditions tonight. police are trying to figure out now what led up to that shooting. chopper three was also over christiana hospital where a group of people gathered following shooting. >>> well new at 11:00 o'clock tonight, some sad news we've learned a young boy has been hit by a car in frankford and is in critical condition at children's hospital tonight. this happened in the 1700 block of brill street just after 8:00 o'clock this evening. philadelphia police tell "eyewitness news" that theiver of that car did remain at the scene and the

he had a hoodie pulled down over his face. >> now this off-duty philadelphia a police officer is a a five-year receipt ran in this tenth. spent two years in upper darby. this latest incident comes a little more than a month after that father in overbrook who was just out walking his dog was shot and killed during a botched a attempted robbery then. anyone with any information in this case should call police. we're reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also, strong storms leave a path of damage throughout the region here. they have moved in fast up rooting trees causing branches to fall and downing power lines. on west olive treat in westville, new jersey that giant tree toppled on to a roof forcing a home owner to evacuate until that home is deemed safe. >> wind were picking up and i was on the porch. i have been worried for a while. it has a hole in the center of it. it was in bad shape. that is when the tree was just stopped. it was scary. >> tumbling trees were seen all around the garden state. glassboro, this tree toppled over on to power lines and that blo

. >> well this the young man in the blue hoodie on the train you see him engaged in a conversation with the victim they were on their way to center city philadelphia and then that punch happened on the 15th street platform. if you recognize that man you're asked to contact septa police. >>> now to a three on your side consumer alert. it can be a fast and high tech way to make some extra cash. apps offered to pay you for doing simple things things. what are you risking for those extra bucks. look at what jim donovan uncovered isn't from up loading pictures of her grocery receipts for cash to watching videos on her phone to earn gift cards nicole mcdonald says she makes about a thousand bucks a year using money making apps. >> i like using apps that pay me cash rewards because it's a super easy way to get extra income. >> receipt hog the one nicole uses to up load sales slips they pay her to take short surveys. the shop kick app rewards you with gift cards when you visit recommended stores, scan items and buy products. with up load photos and if they're like by another user you can earn m

i think of sa brie na fulton at the first million hoodie rally when she said, i was nervous out there. excuse me. in new york city. she said thank you all for standing up for my son, trayvon martin. but he's not just my son. thank you. but he's not just my son. he's your son. he's all our son. because if it can happen to my child, it can happen to your child. and we all got to stand up for our children. we all got to stand up for justice. and i'm here to tell you, i'm trying to go tell it on the mountains to everybody. don't think that it can't happen to your child. remember trayvon was in a gated community. all these affluent african-americans there today, they like to think of it that's swrus something that happened in the hood. well, it's happening more and more in these suburbs because they don't think you all, your children supposed to be there and when they see your children black or brown faces, they don't distinguish anything from the people who they are bad people because they live in the hood. they just see black. they just see brown. they just see color. and in a matter of

mites befe the camer on the train captud a verbal alterciobween t you suspects in the blue hoodie a backpack0-year-old punch vct in brn jacket a brfcase. teict s knocked unconsciousndnhhpit wita bken jaw. >> is back normal along westbou i-78 after a deadly cra ear this morning of the diver of a fedex truck killed i the chain-reaction collisn in the westbou lanes of i-78 in greeich township. it sttedith a disabled car i t f lt lane. mo hicles swerved around it butne tck stoppedehind it adas hit from behind by the fd truck. i caused miles of back up and n rdn the identity of the fdex driver who died athe scene. >> shocking news tonight from lufthanz ofials admit they knew t c-l of the crashed germanwings plane sfer from svere depression but they hired him anyway. aneas lutz inrm the rline of his troubles during it training in 2009. h is t man t iestators say committed scide and ms murder by crashing the airbus into the french alps one week ago klingll 150 peop abr nwe learned at least o of te psengers recorded the final terrifyingoments on a cllho video. ivtigaos will not confirm it but others

. >> 15 to 20 people were approaching him, some of them had their hands inside their hoodies, gesturinghey had a firearm. others were calling his name cursing at him telling him that this is going to be it. >> unfortunately he doesn't abide by the rules he should as a coach in reducing conflict and creates a conflict. >> reporter: the detectives aren't buying self-defense. they say tavares could have called 911 or gotten help from the police district. >> what agitated him to that point is clearly wrong behavior an wrong display in front of the kids. >> reporter: he didn't stick around saturday. the chester delaware county man says he had a permit to carry and he had his gun because he had been shot in the leg while coaching a game in philadelphia about two years ago. >> he's upset. he's scared. but by all accounts from the people we've interviewed, what he did that day was completely within the bounds of the law. >> reporter: tavares' attorney says this father of three small children works in the day care business and had no criminal history until now. he has been charged with aggravate

this way because 15 to 20 people were approaching him, some of them had their hands inside their hoodies gesturing as if they had a firearm. others were calling his name, cursing at him. >> reporter: tavares' attorney says his client fired that shot in the air from a gun he was legally carrying and he had it because the chester delaware county man was unfamiliar with the rec center and just a couple of years ago he was shot in the leg while he was coaching a game in philadelphia. >> well, he's upset. he's scared. but by all accounts from the people we've interviewed, what he did that day was completely within the bounds of the law. >> kenneth moton reporting from southwest philadelphia. tavares is being processed right now. we're told tavares is the father of three small children. he works for a day care. he has no criminal history. >>> a judge has entered an order authorizing the sale of the former revel casino to florida developer glen straub. of course we've been here before. the deal is expected to become final come tomorrow. straub is getting the property for $82 million, which is a

it looks cold, people in winter coats, gloves, hands in pockets, heads in hoodies, bundled up in shawls, wrapped up in scarfs and blankets. you got the gloves on. >> it's pretty cold. >> i got my jeans rolled up at the bottom with this winter jacket on with a winter sweater on. >> reporter: in april. >> it's ridiculous, but washington is marvelous. the weather, complete ridiculous. >> reporter: amen. well, at least it's warmer than where this couple is from. >> we came all the way from canada expecting warn weather. >> reporter: the spring get- away. >> exactly. we returned from a nationals game and we're freezing in coats. >> reporter: four or five days ago it was in the 70s. >> we missed it. >> reporter: don't worry. it will be back one day. are you cold? >> no. >> reporter: if we could all only be so strong and so warm. we've got about 46 degrees here in dupont circle. 50s, 40s, maybe 30s. might have to get used to it at least for a couple more days. i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> i'm a little worried about short leave man out there. hopefully he'll be okay. you can loan him your hat.

before the cameras on the train captured a verbal altercation between the young suspects in the blue hoodie backpack and 60-year-old punch victim in brown jacket and briefcase. the victim was knocked unconscious and in the hospital with a broken jaw. >>> things back to normal along westbound i-78 after a deadly crash early this morning of the driver of a fedex truck killed in the chain-reaction collision in the westbound lanes of i-78 in greenwich township. it started with a disabled car in the far left lane. most vehicles swerved around it but one truck stopped behind it and was hit from behind by the fedex truck. it caused miles of back up and no word on the identity of the fedex driver who died at the scene. >>> shocking news tonight from lufthanza. officials admit they knew the co-pilot of the crashed germanwings plane suffered from severe depression but they hired him anyway. andreas lubitz informed the airline of his troubles during flight training in 2009. he is the man the investigators say committed suicide and mass murder by crashing the airbus into the french alps one week ago ki