jan carabao is live inside wells fargo center with more on the final night of the convention, good morningreporter: big night, tonight is hillary clinton's night and theme reflects that. the it is called stronger together and meant to highlight not only her experience but her vision for the future of the united states. she will finally get the chance to take that stage behind me here at wells fargo center in south philadelphia to officially accept the parties nomination for president. overnight here you can see that stage was transformed to make sure everything was just right for just yet another historic moment. speaking at the well this evening is not only hillary clinton but her daughter too. chelsea clinton will introduce her mother first woman to be nominated for president to the major political party. last night's speakers brought out crowd, stand were filled with celebrities and delegates alike. president obama took to the stage the with the speech filled with hope and optimism, far cry from the dark outlook for herc painted by donald trump just about a week earlier. instead preside

. >> but first lets begin with jan carabao on the floor of the wells fargo center with how history was made last night and look head at today, jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke and jan, good morning. we have seen so much speeches throughout the tell i can national convention from celebrities to our very own local leaders. the tonight is in different. now we have two more political heavyweights, first up vice-president joe biden and then rounding out the night president barack obama. another busy day ahead at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. take a look at the video though, this day, the turn at the podium for those two heavyweights coming after former president bill clinton made a case for his wife last night. his personal speech came after hillary clinton was officially nominated as democratic presidential candidate. clinton now find himself in a very unique role with both political clout and former commander in chief. his remarks reflect. that he spent the night tracing his and hillary's 40 year political and personal partnership. it was an emotional night for the e

for now we are live at ardmore station jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back over to you. >> mess of them will be changing their plans, thanks, jan. >>> we want to hear about how your commute is going. connect with us on twitter and facebook using #cbs-3 commute. >>> of course, our coverage continues on line. for a complete list of the septa rail service changes plus more information about refund septa is offering some customers, head to cbs philly.com. >>> meanwhile in other news we are following breaking news, philadelphia police believe road rage led to the shooting of the teen in hunting park. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at st. christopher's hospital where doctors are treating the boy, justin. >> reporter: that victim a 13 year-old boy now in stable condition and suffering from a single gunshot wound to his right leg as you saw first last night. police are looking for suspects in this case and also vehicles seen leaving the scene minutes before the shooting. overnight an active investigation in hunt ing park a search for a driver an

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live inside wells fargo center with that and look ahead at tonight's dnc speakers. jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. gavel drops here at wells fargo center in south philadelphia at 4:30 this afternoon to day's theme is working together highlighting hillary clinton's experience. now behind me here inside of the well on that stage throughout the week we have seen everyone from celebrities to our local leaders, and lawmakers take that stage, well to day two more political heavyweights will be here first vice-president gentlemen biden and then president barack obama. their turn at the podium comes after former president bill clinton made a case for his wife last night. clinton now find himself in the unique role of both political clout and former command inner chief. his remark reflect. that he traced hillary's 40 year political and personal partnership. hillary clinton was officially nominated as democratic presidential candidate. it was an emotional night for the entire family. hillary clinton is first woman nominate

reporting at eakins oval, jan carabao at cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> welshes guns and roses reunion tour rocked its way through south philadelphia last night and 70,000 fans pack the link to see it. >> welcome to the jungle, you know axle rosies touring with ac/dc this year. he and slash are back together for the first time in decade. the band even called the reunion the not in this lifetime tour. and, another rocker news mick jagger is about to be a father of eight at 72 years old. how is that for a number. rolling stone and his 29 year-old girlfriend melony amrick are expecting. the she's a balance reen a jagr has seven kid ranging from 17 to 45, a and that is although he had two grandchildren and great grand child. by the way, his 68 year-old fellow role stone ron wood in his life had twins in may. >> okay, if you say so. >>> welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" our ukee washington gets a national television audience today. >> he is joining ladies on the talk today and guest co host coming on to hear his friendly wager with a hollywood star who happens to be tony romo's brot

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live inside the wells fargo center with more on last night's speeches, and what is ahead on the fourth and final day of the convention, jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, today is day number four, last day of the democratic national convention , and it is the day everyone has been waiting for. timely, tonight, hillary clinton will get her moment on that stage behind me here in south philadelphia as she officially accepts the parties nomination for president. overnight here in the wells fargo center you can see crews have been working hard to re conn figure that stage to make sure everything is just right for this another historic night. last night you could see speakers brought out the crowds, stands were filled with celebrities and delegates alike, president barack obama ended a night with a speech filled with hope and optimism, far cry for dark america for republican date donald trump a week earlier. the last night president said america is already great, and already strong, he then tore into trump criticizing his reco

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the train station in ardmore as septa tries to find its return its side line railcars to service, jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. the passengers are happy to hear today's commute could be worse then yesterday. there was frustration out here on the platforms ape surprisingly we only have a couple people here this morning. i just check into one woman sitting and waiting for this train. she came out earlier today because of the frustration and waiting yesterday. first train that comes through ardmore station here is expect to depart right around 5:06 a.m. in a couple minutes. these stations closer to the city as anticipated are feeling the biggest impact of the regional railcar shortage during peak hours of the yesterday's morning rush passengers saw trains roll right past them filled to capacity. commuters also reported a number of delays and evening commute was no better, platforms were absolutely pack. this comes after septa pulled one-third of the regional rails off the tracks late last week after a struc

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with a look ahead at what we can expect, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and brooke, good morning. we are expecting big speeches from the president and vice-president, tonight, but happening this morning, senator bernie sanders is expect over at the pennsylvania delegates. so a lot of it is happening across the city of fail today on day three of the democratic national convention. take a look at this video, no doubt delegates are still riding high off of yesterday's activity. former president bill clinton made a case for his wife last night. he now find himself in the unique role of both political realm of former command inner chief. his wife hillary clinton was officially nominated. that means clinton is first woman nominated by president by a major american political party. marking the occasion also on stage during his historic night was a number of women. that included a group called mothers of the movement. their sons and daughters died in racially charged incident across the country, trayvon martin's mother was one of those women

our jan carabao shows us taj mahal workers on the picket lines this holiday weekend. >> the chants ofn strike casino workers echoed along the atlantic city boardwalk friday morning. it all, nearly 1,000 hospitality workers at trump taj mahal won't show up for work today what do we want. >> contract. >> reporter: she was supposed to stop and cook at 6:00 a.m. but instead he is on the the picket line. >> we will be out here as long as necessary until cot comes around. >> reporter: local 54 of unite here the main casino workers union say contract negotiations with taj mahal broke down around midnight. cooks, servicer, bell man and housekeepers decided to strike fighting for better wages and benefits. >> restoration of our benefits that was taken from frustrates m the bankruptcy court over 22 months. >> we are left with no nothing, no pay raise, no health insurance, no pension. >> reporter: taj mahal was only casino out of five unable to reach a new deal. on thursday the industry struck deals with bally's, caesars, harrah's and tropical can a union members are trying to recoup some conces

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the more on the final night of the convention, good morning, jan. >> reporter: big speeches by the vice-president, vice-presidential nominee and more than that in just a minute but today's theme is stronger together. highlight hillary clinton's experience and her vision for the future, tonight, it is her name as she finally gets to take the stage behind me here this is wells fargo center as she officially accepts her parties nomination for president. you can see overnight here that crews have been working extremely hard to get that stage set and to headache sure everything is just right for just yet another historic moment. speaking at the well this evening is not only hillary clinton but her daughter too, chelsea clinton will introduce her hotter as first woman to be nominated by president by a major political party. last night speakers they brought out the crowd, stands were filled with celebrities and delegates alike. president obama took to the stage with the speech filled with hope, optimism, a far cry from the dark outlook for am

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live inside the wells fargo center with that, and a look at ahead of the dnc speakers tonight. jan good morning. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. we have seen everyone from celebrity to our very own very local lawmakers behind me in the wells fargo center on that stage. tonight, two more political heavyweights, first up vice-president joe biden and then president barack obama. they take their turn, take a look at video that would be another pack day at the dnc, and now their speeches will come after former president bill clinton made a case for his wife last night. his personal speech came after hillary clinton was officially nominated as democratic presidential candidate. clinton now find himself in the unique role of both political self ape former commander in chief. his remarks reflected that. he spent the nice tracing his and hillary's 40 year political and personal partnership. emotional night. hillary clinton is first woman nominee, by a major american political parity. her husband says she's more than ready for the job. >>

. >> but first we will begin with jan carabao on the floor of the wells fargo center where hillary clinton will take the stage later tonight, jan, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: today's theme is stronger together meant to highlight hillary clinton's experience and showcase her vision for the future of the united states. finally today clinton get her chance on that stage as she officially accepts the parties nomination for president, overnight here in the wells fargo center here in south philadelphia you can see crews working hard to reconn figure that stage to make sure everything is just right for yet another historic moment but last night speakers brought out the crowds, stands were filled with celebrities and delegates alike. president barack obama took to the stage with the speech filled with hope and opt chris many. far cry for dark outlook of america painted by donald trump just about a week earlier. instead president says america is already great and already strong. then he and vice-presidential candidate tim kaine both tore into trump. president criticized trump's reco

i'm jan carabao reporting live, coming up we will introduce you to the creator and she you why she hasans all across the country and the >>> one of the stars of the new ghost busters movie says she's quitting twitter because of being bullied on the social media site. >> leslie jones, actress was target in the fire storm of, sexist tweets n her announcement jones wrote i leave twitter tonight with tears and a very sad heart, all this because i did a movie. she explains that you can hate the movie but what was done to her is wrong. >>> twitter banned a text writer who fueled the hate direct at jones. >>> got to till former beverly hills 902 some star shannon doherty is sharing her battle with breast cancer on social media she posted series of photos showing her shaved head. she is picture with her mom and her best friend, doherty you may remember revealed she had cancer last year after filing a lawsuit against a former business managers. she claims that they didn't pay her health insurance premiums. >>> got to tell you snap chat ceo evan speak he will and miranda kerr are getting married

live, i'm jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we want to hear about any problems you you are having with septa just use the #cbs-3 commute and head to cbs philly to the come if you need help planning your commute or to get a refund. >>> philadelphia police suspect red rage is tied to the shooting of the the teen in hunting park. officers believe a stray bullet hit 13 year-old boy on the 4300 block of north darren street late last night. eyewitnesses tell police before the shooting car hit children playing on the block and there was an argument. they say car return later, man got out and started firing in the crowd. teenager in stable condition with the gunshot wound to his right leg. police are checking surveillance video to attempt to track down a car. >>> another teen shot overnight in philadelphiaes a east germantown section, "eyewitness news" has learned that this was an accident. police tell us 14 year-old girl and friend were playing with the gun inside a home on boyd sleet when it went off striking the girl in the hand an inside. she's in stable condition. >>> police l

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside police headquarters with more on the huge turnout, good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. the we are talking about hundreds of people who came out to support police yesterday in mayfair, it was mostly a peaceful event. but tempers did flare when a man arrives with the black lives matter signs. in the end two side did what many people hoped this country will do in the future, they went their separate ways after having a converse says. more than 200 people turned up at the corner of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair yesterday their mission was simple to to back their brothers and sisters in blue. >> i got your back. >> reporter: powe pro lease rally came less than a week after five police officers were gunned down and killed in dallas and as their families begin to lay them to rest. for so many here this rally was about supporting family both near and far. >> i have friend on the 15th district and all police officers. unfortunately those guys down in texas were shot. >> i have a friend that are cops, cousi

now you see what i have to deal w last hour "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao interest tuesdayedreat food and music is building a business right here in philadelphia. and new she's joins us live outside our studio, jan. >> reporter: we're talking about pb and jams. philadelphia's nut butter company and it is growing in popularity super duper fast. this is megan gibson, the creator, the master mind of all of these nut butters. we are not the just talking about peanut butter buttal monday butter, cashew butter and walnut butter. six different varieties, you guys, you can because them by the jar or come to her cart. if you come back out live here you can see megan. she's cooking up some treats for us this morning. what are you making for us. >> we will make the little richard, we will do the classic pb, and then our jawn sandwich. >> little richard explain that as you are making it. what is up with the name. >> little richard, one of the things what he do at pb and j is we love music. >> yes, that is the jams. >> so little richard is a classic musician, always wants to have fun and

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us to explain, what happened. >> reporter: this is a positiveys, getting a a lot of attention on social media. we know tension between police officers and many communities across the country have been high in the wake of the last weeks violence but this group of officers just outside of pittsburgh was able to turnaround an uncomfortable, awkward situation and they did it the through a simple act of the kindness. it was a typical friday night here at eat on park and homestead allegheny county, or, so these four officers thought. >> we were sitting down waiting on our food. i heard talk. glanced over. there was a couple coming in the restaurant. >> reporter: officers are regular is here, usually greeted with handshakes and gratitude, this night was different. >> this guy was like no, i don't want to sit here. >> i said, it is okay, sir, you don't have to worry about it, we won't hurt you. he looked at me hard again and said he is not sitting there and walk away. >> reporter: couple was seat add cross the restaurant but the exchange didn't end ther

as "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao shows south local high school students took part in gettinghe oval ready for the summer season. >> this walkway has a lot of empty colors that we're going to go fill in. >> reporter: task was daunting, create a piece of art on 25,000 square feet of conn create. this is the mural. >> reporter: process was meticulous at times, on the ground, focus, often slow, steady strokes. but from the air this philadelphia mural arts project comes to life a beautiful mix of color and shape, a perfect backdrop for summer. >> it looks exactly like the mural i made. >> reporter: brad carney designed the mural in nod to his love of art and music. >> i fused those two together to make a fun bright colorful playful space here at the oval. friday we prime. saturday we painted lines and did base colors and monday they painted the whole blue area, yesterday they painted in all of these beautiful shades around the mural. >> reporter: it took a week and team of 50, including more than a dozen philadelphia students. >> we have huge rollers and we had to go really slow.

jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow. >> how about it.s it all. >> i'm getting that book. >> are you going to cook. >> i will try. >> okay. >> are you. >> yeah. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5c. >> now at 6:00 protests arrive on day three of the republican national convention in cleveland see how they broke up demonstrators this afternoon. >>> security measures are taking shape in philadelphia ahead of the democratic convention, look at the transformation of the wells fargo center, katie. we have a beautiful evening outside, low humidity and comfortable but we're back to the heat and it is the hottest stretch just yet this summer, i'll tell you how hot it will be, coming up at 6:00. >>> a south jersey man good at finding rings, i'm cleve bryan, his search for the search of this army ring. >>> well, here's is what happening, protester clashed with police and each other in cleveland, and day three of the republican national convention. police had to use riot gear to break up demonstrations. they made a handful of arrests. they included tr

jan carabao has story about how this goal has turn into a successful business. >> reporter: she's servingnes of the childhood favorite. they look like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches but these are made with nut butters, not just peanuts buttal monday, cashew and walnut too. megan gibson is master mind of pb and jam, philadelphia's nut butter company. i wanted to have fun, i wanted to feed people. >> reporter: today's batch, is a vegan version of her classic peanut butter. >> we will make 30 pounds. >> reporter: gibson has graduated to a industrial sized mixer at a space in west philadelphia but remembers her humble beginnings at homemaking two pounds at a time, with a love for an ingredient bread into her. >> my mother absolutely loved all peanut almond cashews, everything. >> reporter: but at first vision wasn't clear, gibson knew she wanted to run a food truck but didn't have that moment until tasting tasting peanut butter. >> i will make my own. >> reporter: now she makes six varieties including hot or not her taking on that haitian treat. in the summer when she's not bus which her

jan carabao for did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? your nose! i got your nose right here. i know that's your thumb, grandpa. talent! learn about it! phillies and pirates wrapping up this afternoon, vince slam kes will be on the mound after throwing six shut out innings in his last start, aaron nola did not make it out of the fifth inning. miguel frank co out of the line up, he is day to day. yesterday in the third cameron rupp, hit on the side of his helmet, taking one to the ear. he stayed down for a few minutes and then left the field under his own power and shows in signs of concussion. game tied up in the fifth, zest air hernandez with the ground their got through for a hit, codey asche will score and the phillies will take the lead. pirates half of the inning, they chased nola. polanco singles to right and mercer score. and then, gonzales came in for nola and, will hit a ground are right past diving hernandez. two more runs will score. nola went four plus innings giving up six runs and pirates win seven- 46789 fightins are three-

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us to explain, good morning, jan. >> yes, this story isetting a lot of attention on social media. as we know tensions between police officers in many communities across the country has been high in the wake of last weeks violence but this group of officers in western pennsylvania was able to turn an uncomfortable, eke ward situation around, with a simple act of kindness. it was a typical friday night at eat on park and homestead allegheny county, or so these four officers thought. >> we're sitting down waiting on our food. >> i heard talk. i happened to glance over and a couple coming in the restaurant. >> reporter: officers are regular is here, usually greeted with handshakes and gratitude this night was dip rent. >> i don't want to sit here. >> i said, it is okay, your is, you don't have to worry about it, we won't hurt you. he looked at me hard and said he is not sitting there and walk away. >> reporter: couple was seat add cross the restaurant but the exchange didn't end there. while these officers feel comfortable in their community,

. >> jan carabao joins with us a tour of the target's first store designed to berth serve large cities in the washington square west neighborhood. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning you guys this is a soft opening for this store and i have a feeling it will be convenient for a lot of people. this is center city's first target and it takes a different format. it is much smaller than target's traditional big box stores. officials call it a flexible format, meant to better serve urban communities and with that, folks who live and work in washington square west now have a target in their neighborhood. the 19,000 square food stories the first, and smallest, of four new target stores coming to philadelphia over the next year. the flexible format store as it is called is meant to be a better fit for urban area and provide a convenience for shoppers who would otherwise to have drive to the next nearest big box store. >> i would save 112 apartments we are catering too, we have a hospital across the street so we have accommodate their lunches, on the way home. >> reporter: stories on che

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside philadelphia police headquarters with more on the huge turnout last night in the northeast, good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, we are talking about hundreds of people who showed up to this pro police rally. for the most part it was a peaceful rally. tensions did run high when a man showed up with the black lives matter sign but in the end the two sides did what many people hoped that this country would do in the future, they walk their separate ways after having a conversation and shaking hands. more than 200 people, turned up at corn are of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair on wednesday, their mission was simple, to back the brothers and sisters in blue. >> i got your back just like you have mine. >> reporter: pro police rally came after a week after five police officers were gunned down and killed in dallas and as their families begin to lay them to rest. for so many here this rally was about supporting families both near and far. i support police officers. >> my brother is a cop. i have a lot of friend t

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao will be live from the situation room in ardmore ahead in the next half an hour. >>> we will hear from you about your commute on the regional rails, how is it going? connect on twitter and facebook using the #cbs-3 commute. >>> our coverage continues on line, for a complete list of the septa's rail service changes plus more information about refunds septa is offering to some customers, head to cb. philly.com or use the cbs local app. >>> this woman is in jail after police say she pepper sprayed a septa bus driver and passenger in a wheelchair. investigators say it happened when driver stop at fifth street in west olney avenue. they say driver was assisting a driver in the wheelchair when woman attack. that woman was angry because she thought the bus passed her by earlier. she ran away after the attack but officers caught up with her quickly. >>> and take a look at this attack caught on camera near temple university. we have our hand on this surveillance video from last month showing a group of men knocking a man down on the 1600 block of cecil b more

jan carabao. eyewitness news. >> thanks so much, jan. >> safety for philly's guest is the top priority for city law enforcement. >> they have their own war room in the emergency operations center and will handle influx of delegates, protesters, visitors. and they say there's no credible threat against convention or city and traffic restrictions near wells fargo center notably a ban on vehicles five tons or more could be a problem. >> there may be truckers over that weight limit that did not get that message and so we're very clear that that type of vehicle will be prohibited from travel ago long the route you just eluded to and so commuters should and that and be patient. >> while significant numbers of lae law enforcement officers are on the streets no one is saying how many. >> drivers in south philly getting a warning from the philadelphia parking thorty. ppa says it ordered tow trucks to remove cars parked in the median on south broad street and while the convention is in town. and they started

"eyewitness news" reporter, jan carabao joins us with the success. >> reporter: she's a great lady, ineaving for tuscan think friday and she will teach there for two weeks and, get that, it is her second trip after people in that country heard about her cookbook on line. before lisa and her family creating this book wasn't about the recipes at all. >> gnocchi. >> reporter: there isn't a daze you won't find lisa in her newtown square kitchen. on this day she's trying to teach novice who is admitly ruining it. >> why isn't mine rolling like yours. >> gnocchi is one of the 206 recipes in lisa's cookbook, but she brings the italian country side to the delaware valley. >> lisa has done that with food since she was a child, cooking for her family in the italy. >> i make everything. >> reporter: but she never knew she would create a cookbook, but it wasn't her idea at all. >> she was in a deep depression. she had closed her eyes and said i'm ready just take me. >> reporter: lisa's a husband of 56 years died suddenly on 2013, christmas eve, her son frank, remembers seeing lisa's joy of cooking

. >> jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cool attraction. >> justin joining us now, just coming back from the beach, and today is a gi day to go to the beach. were you there for a week. you said it was hot. >> yes, just like daddy not just yet, a few more years. >> mom will not buy that. i will try to push it the as early as i can g beach day. no chance of any storms. we have some cloud, looking at ocean city right now but we have some sunshine today. people are starting to venture out on the beach, overall, nice morning, temperatures in the 70's, humidity level is dropping a little bit this morning, so, maybe a more comfortable outside but it will be humid to day and it is mid-july and this is what we can expect. the yesterday we got rocked with heavy rain across south central, new jersey into camden county, bull's eye here in the area came three to 4 inches have rainfall around atco area just shy of 4 inches of rain. berlin getting hammered with that heavy rain yesterday and then again, pretty much just south jersey, in central new jersey and then those storms left us in penns