for now we are live from university city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ck to you. >> still a lot of questions, jan, back to you. >>> teenage murder suspect michael huggins remains at large more than 24 hours after he escaped a youth detention facility in atlantic county. three other teens, who escaped with huggins had been captured near an apartment complex, in bridgeton, and the news of huggins escape is opening up a wound for a family that says he shot and killed his loved one. >> when i found out, it was him that had escaped and they have not found him just yet it was devastating news because we all thought he was somewhere where he could in the get out. >> now if you see huggins do not approach him call 911. >>> delaware county district attorney's office is investigating after almost $300,000 reported missing, from the accounts of the up are darby tax collector. township workers noticed money missing six months ago, sources tell cbs-3 "eyewitness news" that the woman linc to the investigation no longer works for the township. it is in the clear how th

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside medical examiner's office with the very latest on the investigation good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. medical examiner will conduct, an autopsy to figure out how this 80 year-old man died. he was found dead late last night, there was a lot of blood there but at this point police say it is too early to tell if this was an accident or a homicide, lets look at the video, the scene last night on the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue, "eyewitness news" was there as homicide detectives interviewed family, neighbors and friends who saw the eight year-old victim earlier in the day. police say family last saw him around 1:00 in the afternoon, then they found him injured around 9:00 p.m. when they called police. medics arrived just before 9:30 and pronounced that had man dead. they fund him on the kitchen floor with the cut on his head and surrounded by blood, crime scene unit and homicide detectives did remain there on the scene until late last night trying to figure out how this all happened. >> at this point we just don't know

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the cbs-3 news center with latest on the russian meddling investigation , jan. >> reporter: this is special council's robert mueller first indictment resulting from that investigation in the russian meddling in the 2016 election in, that 31 page indictment paul manafort and rick gates are charged with 12 felony counts, including, money laundering, false statements and other acts of conspiracy against the united states. >> when was last time you spoke to the president. >> reporter: numerous passports, phone with fake name and lots of cash, this is not part of the any hollywood script but real life for paul manafort according to investigators. >> manafort had a reputation and his firm was known for shady business. >> reporter: manafort, former trump campaign chairman and his collogue rick gates are expect in court today. they are accused of laundering 75 million-dollar, and indicted for not registering while they lobbied for a foreign government. >> while he was campaign chairman for the was reaching out to russian close to putin and o

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in center city with more on the importance of this race, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. larry krasner is new top law enforcement officer in this city meaning he will work hand and hand with the police department and that will be a interesting partnership since the police union here in philadelphia backed his opponent during this race. take a look at the video. >> unaudible. >> this was krasner's victory party at william way center last night, beat out republican beth grossman, to succeed former district attorney seth williams who was sentenced last month to prison for corruption. krasner a long time civil rights attorney ran a campaign with the in equality of the justice system. he will encourage a number of reforms including changes in bail practices that currently result in poor people being jailed, while awaiting trial, and incarceration for lower level crimes. now despite the president of the fraternal order of the police here in fill calling krasner quote anti law enforcement, krasner says he will be able to help the police

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside forever 21 in center city with more and whatt could mean for millions of customers, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning, you said it this could possibly impact millions of people, now, forever 21 released a statement yesterday , they say they are investigating, at this time they are not sure how many locations are impacted or exactly where those locations are, throughout the country but they do say that the people impacted here seem to be the people who went inside store and made purchases there , for seven months earlier this year. as holiday shopping season gets underway earlier and earlier, this is the worst sort of news for people making purchases. >> i don't make thousands of dollars a month so if i do get hats, by people it is not because i'm not making that money i can pick up a shift and work all that money. it is scary. >> reporter: charlotte clark has to worry about if her credit card fur has been compromised after shopping at forever 21. the store, one of the largest in the country, said someon

investigators say house didn't seem to be broken in to or ransacked, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaoes heading to the medical examiner's office right now and will have a live report in an half an hour. >>> police are flooring i group of teenage hours assaulted a temple university student and then late's tack a home less man. eli cuts tells "eyewitness news" he was attacked at 12th and oxford a block from campus around 8:30 on november 7th he said four teenagers punch, kicked, hit him in the head with the pipe, he ran but then group chased aim after him. you. >> they didn't take anything from me. they just beat me so i have to say just why? maybe i looked at them funny. maybe they didn't like how i dressed. >> police are telling "eyewitness news" that the detectives believe that same group of teens attack a homeless man an hour later, right new they are looking for witnesses or surveillance video. temple spokesmen calls the attack serious and says students can always call for transportation through the university. >>> house of representatives is expected to vote today on the g.o.p.'s pl

good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own officers, police responded to reports of a domestic dispute, earlier this morning, on the 1200 block of south 29th street in grays ferry. investigators say a man was wielding a knife there and an officer ended up shooting him in the chest that man is now in critical condition, and a woman in the home at the time of the shooting has no reported injuries. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram it is cold. >> super cold one this morning lets show you temperatures across the region. we are checking in with numbers in the 20's and even some teens out there, 19 in allentown, 15 in mount pocono, 24 in philadelphia, not a railroaded low but we did see record lows in wilmington, also in trenton, and in atlantic city we tied record low originally setback in 1973 the wind chill making it feel colder feels more like 13 in philadelphia, 19 in millville today look for a high of 41. mix

. >> lets begin with jan carabao live at philly international as millions of travelers get ready to hit the sky, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, tsa recommends getting to the airport two hours early for your flight. we are expecting very long lines at airports all across the country and here at philadelphia international airport that is no exception. very long line as soon as we arrived at 4:15 but line is moving pretty quickly. even they there are long lines here it doesn't seem like there are any other problems as we look at phl departures board, everything here is on time. it will be a very busy week for air travelers. in fact largest get in travel is by air travel, triple a reports that close to 9 percent of the people who are traveling by air this holiday weekend in the five county philadelphia region 53,000 people are flying to their destination, that is up 5 percent from last year, so here to talk about what is driving this trendies triple a mid-atlantic jane tidwell g to see you. >> good morning. >> always a busy morning. what is behind the growth in

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the cbs-3 news center with more on the latest person to come forward, good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. this say this son was tar struck upon meeting kevin spacey, he had no idea that he was an alleged sexual predator or he was about to be space i 's next victim. we want to warn our viewers her story initial to graphic detail. emotional news conference in boston as a mother described her son's alleged assault. tearfully, heather, details what she said actor kevin space difficult to her son at club car restaurant on nan duck net july of 2016 when he was 18 years old. >> kevin spacey bought him drink after drink after drink and when my son was drunk space i made his move. space i stuck his hand inside my son's pants and grabbed his genitals. >> reporter: she said space i left the table and stranger came to her son's aid. >> she told him to run. he did. >> reporter: unruh a former news anchor tweeted her frustration back on october 13th writing in party was a kevin spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one. unruh said he

have live team coverage of the holiday travel, trang do at 30th street station but lets begin with jan carabao live at philadelphia international airport where jan, it is packed and it is only 6:03. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, that is right, and tsa advices everyone to take a flight to get out here to the airport two hours early because we are expecting long lines. you can see behind me at phl this morning the line has been longer. they are moving quickly. that is good news for travel ers this morning. when we first arrived at 4:15 that line snaked down between terminal d and e. it is looking g i haven't heard too many complaints from travelers just yet and speaking to us this morning is derek beal from west philadelphia, how are you doing today? how has it been. >> i'm fine how are you. >> reporter: was it easy to get into phl traffic wise. >> yes. >> reporter: the line is a little long but moving quickly who you are you feeling. >> feeling good, it is good to get on with our vacation. >> reporter: where are you headed. >> to north carolina raleigh-durham area. >> reporter: seei

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao talk to the office shore happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> reporter: fast of a fast moving fine on the 1500 block of fox oxford street in north philadelphia row home split into apartments. it is now ruined. but hours before the concern was much greater, and six people lived here and including an eight year-old girl and they needed to get out. i heard someone screaming and mattress was on fire and i ran out there, with a bucket of water. >> reporter: on patrol friday morning, 10 year veteran philadelphia police officer eric, was one of the first on the scene. he spotted that fire, as it started to spread from the first floor, and then did not hesitate. >> fire extinguisher, i put out the fire as best as i can. that did little. we had to take immediate action. >> reporter: he and five other philadelphia cops rushed to the rescue. >> it was on fire. none of us would get hurt. went to the second floor climbed over to the rooftop and we were able to get him off the roof and back on to the ground level and they were treated for m

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live from the about a was in pennsauken how this new law could affect businesses, hi there, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, governor chris christie signed this law back in july, soto back owe retailers have had just about four months to prepare, but still many tell "eyewitness news" that this new law will take a big chunk out of their bottom line. they are not too happen bye that. take a look at the video we have seen, all of these new signs popping up, in these local convenient stores this new law increases smoking age here in new jersey from 19 to 21 years old. law applies to e cigarettes as well, a critical move, given an increase in the use by high school students. according to the health department 13.5 percent of all 18 to 24 years old are smokers , and the state's health commissioner kathleen bennet said something needed to be done to address young adults and smoking and says increasing smoking age gives the youngest adults time to mature and make informed decisions. on the flip side convenient store near college ca

reporting live from south philadelphia, jan carabao for cbs eyewitness news. >> stay on top of it foruite sometime, thanks, jan. >>> coming up this morning a hero caught on camera a blind man lies fog total strange her saved his life when he pulled him out of the way of an on coming train. >>> plus a giant panda that is treated like a national treasure when it comes to health care why he is so important to the future of the species, pat. >>> good morning, guys, working here at warriors gyms in mount laurel, new jersey. we will tell you inspiration behind this crazy obstacle course when we come right back >>> blake shelf even's name should be in neon lights, we will tell but honor he just received and who he can't wait to stick it to, next. >> okay. blank blank do you need the most trusted batmaybe not.holiday? (screaming) maybe you could trust the world would be just as happy without them. maybe you could trust you wouldn't be replaced. have your sleigh repossessed. and end up living in the middle of nowhere with the only friend you have left in the entire world. no! or you could just

. >>> today is sunday november 12th, good morning, i'm jan carabao lets get over to that eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram. good sunday morning. how are we doing this morning. >> the war of that cold is over, it is behind us but still a rather chilly start to your morning, let me start off with a live look we are looking at sit friday palmyra cove nature park and you can see a dry morning but it is still on the chilly side, in fact, it is literally freezing in philadelphia with a temperature of 32 degrees. we still have 20's on the map. 28 degrees in wilmington. twenty-six in reading, 27 in allentown, 26 in trenton. down shore 27 in atlantic city and we have 30 degrees at this hour in wildwood but we are making headway here compared to the last 24 hours, we are warmer, across the entire region, and anywhere from five to 10 degrees warmer in fact in the poconos 10 degrees warmer then this time yesterday and we are 9 degrees warmer right here in philadelphia. so here's what you can expect throughout the day-to-day, now this afternoon is not going to be as cold as i

jan carabao has more with what krasner plans to do with his new role, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. larry krasner will soon be the top prosecutor in the city of philadelphia meaning he will have to work hand a hand with the police department and that will be an interesting match up, to watches specially since the police union here in fill backed his opponent during the race. still krasner doesn't seem too worried about it, take a look. >> this was krasner's victory party at william way center last night he beat out republican beth grossman to succeed former district attorney seth williams who as you may remember was sentenced to prison for corruption. now krasner a long time civil rights attorney, ran a campaign focusing on fighting in equalities in the justice system. he will encourage a number of reforms including changes in the bail practices, that currently result in poor people being jailed while waiting trial and incarceration for lower level crimes. despite the president of the fraternal order of police here in philadelphia calling krasner quote anti law enforc

live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, jan. >>> it is first for fema, federal emergency agency is offering to air lift victims of the hurricane maria in puerto rico to the u.s. mainland for temporary housing offer is for displaced residents still living in shelters nearly two months after the hurricane hit. most disasters fema pays for nearby hotel stays but in puerto rico they're already filled to capacity, forcing the agency to look elsewhere. >>> also the united states is making changes to the cuba sanctions program. americans wanting to visit cuba must navigate a complicated maze of restrictions. dozens of businessness cuba were black listed including hotels, and cower companies. they were revealed by u.s. treasury department yesterday, coming months after president trump ordered a stop on transaction with cuba. >>> well, novice long term care awareness month and government estimates that those age 65 and older have a 70 percent chance of needing licensing term care services at some point. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live in new y

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos is live with how it could affect businesses, good morning, jan. >> reporter: as you can imagine tobacco retailers are not too happen bye this new law, governor christie sided back in july giving them four months to prepare for this, but still many of those tobacco retailers tell us that this new law will take a bite out of the bottom line. take a look at video you may have seen these new signs popping up in your local convenient store this new law increases smoking age from 19 to 21 years old, law applies to e cigarettes as well, a critical move given an increase in their use by high school students. accord together health department more than 12 percent of new jersey high school students report using e cigarettes and 13.5 percent of all 18 to 24 years old are smokers. so by increasing smoking age new jersey is hoping to give youngest adults more time to mature and make informed decisions, on the flip side convenient store near college campuses in new jersey are bracing for biggest impact from this new law after all they are now losing sales they

. >>> today is sunday november 19th good morning i'm jan carabao. meteorologist chill see in gram will have eyewitness weather for us shortly, but first lets get out to the ben franklin parkway where philadelphia marathon is kicking off. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the start line where she ran into a familiar face, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, yes , difficult run into a very familiar face but before we get to that i did want to show you as you can see thinks next carol for philadelphia marathon. we saw first carroll leave, of course, about 30,000 runners are taking part in the philadelphia marathon, today a very exciting day, the rain actually is gone right now but these runners will have to deal with a lot of wind. we did run into a familiar face, we know rahel solomon has been training, preparing very hard for this mar then for months, and months. take a listen to what she has to say about how she feels about being here this morning. >> if you would have told me last year i would have done broad street run, lo

in your full forecast, coming up. >>> today is sunday november 12th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabaolets get a check of our forecast. meteorologist chelsea ingram, live outside on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. chelsea, good morning. >> good morning jan. good morning at home. bundle up this morning but i promise war of the cold is indeed behind us. we will show you temperatures right now, across delaware and lehigh valleys. they are in the 20's and 30's. this is not as bad as it was this time yesterday, it is 33 degrees in philadelphia we are in the 20's in the poconos allentown at 28. down the shore in the upper 20 's in atlantic city and 31 right now in wildwood. in delaware upper 20's to right around 30 in the dover area. here's the improvements, anywhere from five to a full 10 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday morning, and it is 10 degrees warmer in wilmington, 9 degrees warmer in philadelphia, and 9 degrees warmer in allentown. here's what you can expect throughout the day-to-day, not as cold as yesterday but still , below average for this time of the year, b

vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan carabaolets check out our forecast, in case you have to get up and get out the door this morning, meteorologist chelsea ingrammys on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. >> jan, you have to bundle up even though it is not quite as cold as it was yesterday, let me show you numbers across the region. we are checking in at this hour in the 20's, 30's, regional wide, it is 35 degrees in philadelphia we are in the upper 20's in allentown, mid 20's in the poconos. twenty-seven in reading. we are in the low 30's down the shore. thirty-three in wildwood. thirty-two atlantic city. we are in the 30's at this hour in delaware. pretty much every where actually is warmer compared to this time yesterday, we are 4 degrees warmer in allentown big difference in philadelphia where we are 10 degrees warmer and let me tell you i can feel it out here on the sky deck. yesterday was frigid, as we started out the day but today is not going to be as cold, high temperatures as we head in the afternoon about five to 1

it is veterans day and we want to thank those men and women for their service, good morning, i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather forecast. good morning, chelsea no way around this cold wetter, this morning. >> no way and it feels like the teens and in some spots, believe it or not it feels like single digits. >> i will show thaw but start out with a live look at the city from palmyra cove nature park, courtesy of our live neighborhood network. it is a frigid start to your saturday morning, indeed. we have freeze warnings in place from philadelphia down into south jersey and delaware , the reason we don't have freeze warnings for remainder of the delaware and lehigh valleys because growing season has come to an end in those locations and with this freeze, growth season will come to an end in south jersey , delaware as well as the philadelphia area temperatures right now in the 20's, and teens out there, 24 in philadelphia. twenty in allentown. twenty-two in trenton. we have 13, that is temperature in mount pocono and 18 in lancaster. forg

or you could just trust duracell. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao.it of the soggy start for our sunday morning. lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with our eyewitness weather forecast. chelsea we see a lot have green behind you this morning. >> good news it is moving out just in time for the marathon. lets show you a look at storm scan three so you can see what is going on we are dealing with light rain in philadelphia but noticing these showers pushing off from west toe and we will see gradual clearing, as we head throughout the day-to-day. notice a lot of blue on the temperature map colder air that is seeping in throughout the day as well, it is 58 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-five in wilmington. we will se temperatures dropping as we head throughout the day. now take a look at these wind gustness wilmington. we have seen winds gusting up to ward of 48 miles an hour as per the most recent report, 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, that is why we have a wind a eff through 4:00 this afternoon gusting to 50 miles an her will be a possibili

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live this morning with the travel outlook there, good ing again, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. philadelphia international airport is already very busy today, we arrived here at 4:15 in the morning and at times that security checkpoint line snakes down hallways here between terminals d and e but good news it is moving pretty smoothly, pretty quickly and all flights do seem to be on time. we are talking holiday travel so we have to talk to triple a mid-atlantic dana tidwell. thanks for being on the show. apparently a whole lot of people will hit roads, rails, airways because more people traveling since 2005. >> triple a projecting highest thanksgiving weekend travel volume since 2005. that translates to more people at the airport and more people on the roadways. >> what is driving that trend do you think. >> we are seeing a strong economy, and strong labor market, that just lead to increase in consumer confidence and people feel good about spending their money on holiday travel. those here at the airport have an added benef

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stores this year you will want to listen up your credit card information may have been stolen, i'm jan carabaoorting live from center city fail this morning, coming up, who may have been impacted and what you need to do now to protect yourself, >>> i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment. here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute, wednesday, november 15th. >>> search is on for four escaped juveniles. we're told those juveniles stole a car and then they crashed it, the search is ramp ing up here in egg harbor city. >>> new developments surrounding rapper meek mill, his attorney takes steps to get the judge thrown off the case. >> there is no good reason for him to be sitting in prison today. >> when you become the best, what do you do. roy showed everybody what to do. >> it was final farewell for roy halladay. >> he was beautiful inside and out. >> we heard, gunshots. >> a shooting spree in california, total lock down saves the lives of several students. >> i am truly

coming up at 5:00 "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is heading to philadelphia international airport where it is expected to be a very busy day. she will have a live report in 30 minutes. >>> navy said aircraft with 11 people than board has crashed in the pacific ocean. right now search and rescue operation is underway, crash happened overnight, southeast of japan's islands. and we have learn it is a propeller powered transport plane, called a c2 greyhound like one you see here. it carries people, mail and or cargo. japan says eight of the 11 have been found but we do not know if they were found alive. the cause of this crash is not yet clear. >>> fire fighters made quick work of the overnight fire in west philadelphia the call went out just before midnight to the 800 block of north holy street. they had the flames under control in less than 20 minutes in, one was hurt and in word on a cause. >>> investigators say they have foundry mains of the two people missing since a devastating fire at a senior living center in west chester. atf made discoveries yesterday they will continue to l

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. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is here to tell us about pet insurance a perk that is offeredy some employees. >> a lot of co are doing so now. north american pet health insurance association reports that nearly half of the fortune 500 companies offer perks to employees. pet insurance is a booming business by 2019 the industry is expect to surpass $1 billion but on a personal level it can be a gamble if you are covered by your employer, not everybody can afford it. >> ready to go. >> reporter: rita brings her boston terrier rube toy radiation treatment three times a week. >> hi. >> reporter: twelve year-old ruby was diagnosed with a tumor near her tail in august, fortunately rita invested in pet insurance eight years ago. >> it is a relief, it is an investment and gamble, insurance usually is. >> reporter: insurance for dogs, cats and other pets is growing in popularity, nearly 2 million pets were insured in 2016, that is up 15 percent from the prior year but that is still a fraction on of the 144 million pets in america. some fortune 500 co are offering employees pet insuranc

how victims are doing this morning >>> today is sunday november 19th good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, lets get right to the forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather good sunday morning. do my years deceive me is there a bit of clearing out there. >> there is clearing,. >> it is clearing. those runners didn't start with a wet start to the race. maybe some wet grounds but overall we are seeing rain moving out and clearing is happening. we are seeing sunshine making a return. that will be key as we head throughout the afternoon. let me take to you storm scan three. we have that rain pushing well off to thee, maybe lingering sprinkle or shower near toms river atlantic city down into cape may. we are drying out into philadelphia and we are seeing that sunshine moving in as well. 50 degrees in philadelphia we are in the upper 40's in wilmington, cold air pushing on in when we started our newscast temperatures were in the upper 50's. testament to how much it has changed and courtesy of the win, in fact, wind advisory is in effect through 4:00 this afternoon. gusts

. >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao just stay under those covers it is cold out there this morningist chelsea in grammys on the sky deck with more on this taste of winter, good morning, chelsea. >> all bundled up this morning and you need to be as well if you are stepping outside because temperatures right now are checking in, in the 20's and in many spots, but lets take to you graphics and show you those numbers 23 degrees right now in philadelphia, 21 in wilmington, that is a new record low temperature there, we have 23 in millville, 25 wildwood, 22 in atlantic city. also a railroaded low temperature that tied the record low originally setback in 1973. we have a new record low right now in trenton, with a temperature checking in around 22. of course, when you factor in the wind and nothing like what we dealt with yesterday but coming out of the north from five to 10 miles an hour so we have a wind chill factor feels more like 13 in philadelphia, and 16 in trenton, feels more like 15 in allentown and right around 13 degrees in mount pocono. we have freeze warnings in place these r