jessica dean sat down with him to talk about his vision for the city of physical. >> reporter: why do want to run for mayor now? why is the time specifically right for now? >> i think the first time i was thinking about it i really didn't believe i was old enough or mature enough. i've gotten to the point in my career where i was finished with what i was trying to do in council and wanted to take the next step. >> he grew up in south philadelphia the oldest of four children born to firefighter father and stay at home mother. he's lived in philadelphia his whole life. and his entire career has been in public service. >> you've seen the mistakes you've seen things that have been done right and wrong. >> kenny cease the way forward as universal pre k the end of stop and frisk and equality for all philadelphian glass my goal every family nowhere they live in the city, no matter what their ethic or racial background no matter what their economic status has a chance to have better lives and that they're parents. >> when we asked philadelphia i don't know what is mattered most to them. >> ho

qualifies me tore the office to an extent far greater than everybody else running right now. >> jessica deans3 "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for m will have the latest primary results for you on tuesday night both on television on online at cbsphilly.com. let's get you the very latest of your forecast. justin do i need an umbrell when i step outside tonight. >> i think we're done with the rain so far. a slight shower. tomorrow afternoon there could be another shower or thunderstorm nothing like we saw today. we had strong to severe thunderstorms to report some hail and that trees down in montgomery county that's where we felt the strongest storm. things much quieter outside right now. let's take you to center city. live look from our roof camera clouds over the region but very muggy. again, feeling like the middle of summer right now. crank up the ac. there goes the electric bill. not going to be in the middle of next week we get a break in the humid conditions. we'll take you out to corm scan three because of this humid air mass helpin

. >> i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking that storm threat. kathy, what can we expect and when? >> we have heavy rain moving through the region right now and also some fog. two different weather stories going on. normally we see our skyline from our cbs3 studios. visibility is poor in many locations tonight something you want to be aware of come tomorrow morning. visibilities right now reduced to zero in the poconos, about a mile and a half in dover. you can see in trenton only a mile visibility and in many of our suburbs where you see the white, that is reduced visibility. even in places like bucks county quakertown, only a half mile visibility at this hour. now, on storm scan3 we're looking at a line of showers and thunderstorms that are moving in from the west, moving through lancaster county heading into berks county. also into chester county. a lot of this heavy rain moving eastward and a few rumbles of thunder. now we have some drier air that's trying to block this from moving in but i still think some showers will move in overnight. you

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. >> i'm jessica dean. police seized dozens of cell phones in their investigation. the scandal happened at a high school in lower township, cape may county, and "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: 19 students and one adult now charged after a sexting scandal rocks lower cape may regional high school. police say the students were sharing naked photos of other female students. >> i'd be devastated. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: parent and student involved who didn't want to be on camera and now have an attorney tell "eyewitness news" this started last month when soft more and junior girls sent inappropriate photos of themselves to boy students. the boys then began sharing the photos with friends on social media. police say they were notified when another student told a teacher. 27 cell phones were confiscated and police began a criminal investigation after finding quote numerous nude and partially nude photos of female students. the student involved who we spoke to is a freshman and didn't want to be on camera.

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. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >>> that happened in delaware county tonightn the 300 block of hastings boulevard in broomall. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is live in the neighborhood for us with more. natasha? >> reporter: well, delaware county officials are investigate investigating this at this point as a possible lightning strike as neighbors here in the area described seeing a man fall to the ground right outside of his house. >> it was the loudest boom i've ever heard in my entire life, and it sounded like a million firework going off on the fourth of july. >> reporter: neighbors describe an earth shattering boom as a quick-moving storm rolled through broomall wednesday afternoon. >> i ducked in my bathroom. i was petrified. >> reporter: ambulance scrambled to get to a 52-year-old man in the 300 block of hastings boulevard. initial reports suggested that the man may have been struck by lightning. neighbors we spoke to say he was out with his dog in the driveway hurrying to get inside when they saw him fall to the ground. >> that's scary. it's

. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> this heat can be dangerous if you're not ready for it. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the cbs3 sky deck with more on this spring sizzle. kathy? >>> eighths ma amazing. we'll be challenging record heat across the delaware valley tomorrow in philadelphia a record that is stood for more than 100 years. it's not just the heat it's the humidity that will be an issue as well feeling much more like summer. now here's the setup. we do have partly cloudy sky over us right now but ahead of a cold front, we have the surge of heat and humidity. behind that front a welcomed change but first we have to deal with sultry heat. it will be muggy overnight tonight. the air is very thick. during the day tomorrow, humidity will be high, and it will be feeling like it's even warmer than the temperature. we'll be talking about the heat index again well into the 90s. first forecast calls for temperatures around 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m. by 9:00, 78. by the 11:00 o'clock hour, we are already at 83 degrees. now coming up we'll talk about how high those n

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jessica dean has more. >> reporter: 25 years a silver anniversary but on this day pink was the color.n that can't. i spread my message for the women so they understand awareness is the key. >> reporter: more than 6,000 cancer survivors walked down the art museum steps this mother's day but the first race in 1991, it was a manage smaller crowd. the stigma of the disease still strong. now they march an army of women and men no longer content to simply whisper their diagnosis. they converge on the parkway with a single goal, beat cancer. >> i'm here standing today and i didn't think i would be and they just have to continue to fight. we are a band of brothers and sisters we'll stick together. and carry each other through. >> the crowd here at the 25th annual race for the cure included young and old men and women. it is a disease that does not discriminate. we saw children there to hahn their moms. >> happy mother's day! >> and survivors honored by the support. >> for me it's just to see all these survivors and all their families come out and just support and just come together with one a

. >> i'm jessica dean. abducted at gun point the vick testimony was then sexually assaulted. >> tonight police fear that suspect could strike again. the attack happened on east york street. that's on the border of kensington and fishtown. our david spunt is live at special victims tonight with important information from police. david? >> reporter: chris detectives started looking for this guy over the weekend but just a few hours ago they made his picture public. hoping that it will help get some attention out there in the public. this is a random case police say and it has neighbors keeping an extra eye out tonight. police say a man who looks like this sexually assault add 22-year-old woman inside this van and almost killed her. police say the woman was walking on east york street in the fishtown kensington area around 5:30 friday morning when the man came up, point add gun and forced her into the van. >> i'm always by myself. i don't ever got to worry nothing because i live here so long i feel like i know

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good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. let's get right out there. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live at southwest detectives with developing information. david? >> reporter: chris i just spoke to police here at southwest detectives. they tell me this 16-year-old is still on the run. they've been trying find him all night. he was on his way actually here to the building behind me to face charges when he escaped. police say 16 year old had a seem singletary is on the run handcuffed in the front. detectives say he committed thee armed robberies and two home inn vagues in pennsylvania earlier this year. just before police tried to make an arrest, authorities say singletary plead he had flowed tennessee then to florida where authorities found him in a stolen car in jacksonville area. police hired a private company to transport him to face the charges and authorities say singletary was in the back seat of this white unmarked kia when he jumped out and ran. >> people know where he's at. obviously he's back in his hometown. there are individuals wh

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our jessica dean was there. >> reporter: 25 years a silver anniversary but on this day, pink was theolor. >> and i run for the women that can't. i spread my message for the women so they understand. awareness is the key. >> reporter: more than 6,000 cancer survivors walked down the art museum steps this mother's day but it's the first race in 1991 it was a much smaller crowd. the stigma of the disease still strong. now they march an army of women and men no longer couldn't tent simply whisper their diagnosis. they converge on the parkway with a single goal, beat cancer. >> i'm here standing today and i didn't think i would be and they just happened to continue to fight. we are a band of brothers and sisters we're going to stick together. and carry each other through. >> reporter: the crowd here at the 25th annual race for the cure included young and old, women and men. we saw children there to honor their mom. >> happy mother's day. >> reporter: and survivors honored by the support. >> for me it's just to see all the survivors and all their families come out and just support and just

. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >>> this has been a day and night of dramatic developments in the amtrak tragedy. officials work to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. the latest at 11:00 o'clock "eyewitness news" has learned the train engineer is brandon bostian. the ntsb has not questioned him yet. but philadelphia police have. federal investigators say that his train was traveling 10 sick miles an hour in a 50 miles an hour zone just before it went off the rails tuesday night. also tonight tributes are being paid to the seven lives that were lost in that crash. >> we have reporters working all angles of this still developing story. we've got live team three coverage of the crash investigation, and the latest on the victims. our coverage begins life at the scene with reporter diana rocco and the late developments from their tonight. diana? >> reporter: chris and jessica, a busy day has turned into an even busier night out here. workers are on the tracks as we speak and the mayor says this is still very much a search and rescue operation as there are s

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. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> that flooding left some roads impassible in ocean county and for those who gambled and drove through the water was up to the headlights. these are photos from the asbury park press after the rain moved through residents checked out the damage you can see there the flood waters nearly knee high. rescue teams were also out helping some drivers who got stuck in their flooded out cars. one of the hardest hit areas in all of this was toms river in ocean county and that's where "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live tonight. david? >> reporter: jessica there are a lot of angry people in toms river tonight. neighbors say this happened so fast behind me i want to you take look at roosevelt avenue this is one of the areas that's hardest hit and we've been watching for several hours right now and that water does not seem to be moving. the rain was quick and unrelent unrelenting. rick took cell phone video of hail just before water killed his engine. he waited over an hour for a tow tow. >> my engine shut off in the middle of the puddle. we had to get out and p

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. >>> i'm jessica dean. >>> here is the latest at 11:00.tsb investigators have now interviewed the engineer and crew members. the assistant conductor says the train may have been hit by an object. investigators are examining new surveillance video obtained exclusively by "eyewitness news" that shows the moment that speeding train crashed. track repairs underway as amtrak works to restore service. and five crash survivors remain in critical condition at temple hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the crash scene in port richmond with more on the day's big developments. david? >> reporter: jessica a few hours ago investigators held what may be the first of many meetings with brandon bostian and i have to tell you they're looking for more information. he insists he wasn't tired. he said that he wasn't sick but he does say something hit the train before it crash. hundreds of yards of mangled mess and authorities are interested in this windshield. there may be evidence that support engineer brandon bostian's claim that som

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. >> jessica dean introduces you to one of those women a 26 year-old from new jersey who has battled breast cancer not once but twice. >> reporter: kate list mosssack has a wednesday to go plan and she refuses to let cancer get in the way. >> you have to enjoy the moment and people that you are with and around and just kind of get through kind of truck on as much as you can. >> reporter: her positivity is the signature personality trait, would than that made all of the difference. in the fall of 2013 she noticed a lum in her breast and went in for a ultrasound. >> the radiologist said everything was fine. take some a leave and things should get better. >> reporter: but they didn't. >> it got much more painful. wasn't really getting smaller. so, i decided to see a breast surgeon. >> reporter: an mri and biopsy revealed stage zero carcinoma in situ, men as d.c. is. shocked by her diagnosis she was in for a happy surprise when her long time boyfriend nicholas proposed to her the next day. together, they took on the the cancer as mossstack underwent a double mastectomy and reconstruction

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we also have have stephanie stahl, jessica dean. starting the program program hash tag cbs-3 rftc which is what you should use if you plan to tweet to us or use instagram or facebook this morning. here's one from jim donovan and kate bilo. you can see hash tag cbs-3 selfie with the one and only jim donovan perfectly coordinated, as always, you can see them both in their pink this morning. let's move right along and see who we have next, we have pat ciarrocchi with katie fehlinger. i believe this is dax from one of our sister radio station 96.5 and pr radio at bex965. rftc out there on the parkway having a great time on the parkway. jessica dean, stephanie stahl this is from our news director susan schiller tweeting this. she said live coverage until 9:00 a.m. jessica dean and stephanie stahl part of our awesome team sharing great stories there lots of moments and lots of opportunities to share with us. you can tweet out pictures and videos from today's race as well just use the a hash tag cbs-3 rftc. if they have not yet stop by cbs

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. horrified tourists witnessed this accident today.t happened at 11th and arch in center city philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is is live at the scene with how witnesses describe exactly what they saw. diana? >> reporter: well, chris and jessica that 68-year-old victim and her husband were here visiting from texas. they were here for mother's day weekend and on their way back to their hotel when witnesses tell us tonight that that woman was distracteddistracted and she stepped into the street. that's when a duck boat struck and killed her. >> people was telling her to stop but sean paying attention. whatever she was into, she was night and it happened so fast. >> horror for a husband walking steps from his wife as she struck and killed by a duck boat boat. carrying 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him then realized she had been struck. >> reporter: it happened at 11th and arch streets just after 5:00 friday in front of the convention center one of center city's busiest intersections at the busiest t

actually, lets go over to jessica dean standing by with more jessica. >> all right chris thanks very much. we have a great bunch here. i got a great punch here. captain's clan. that is right, you guys have a whole group of people. this is marge. you are from delaware county. you are out supporting your mother. >> my mother, who died of breast cancer but my cousin here donna who is a survivor, an aunt hoist a survivor and other cousin. we are here to celebrate them also. >> you have quite a family here, all ages. we have the new member of the family, take a look at this little guy. this is frances. tell us what it is like to be here with your family all different ages. >> just such a wonderful thing all of our children and grandchildren come out and way we celebrate mothers day in honor of our mother and great to have everybody here. just wonderful. it is mothers day for us. >> i'm sure you feel her spirit. >> wonderful way for younger kid to remember her too. >> yes absolutely, a great day. >> you guys have fun today. >> yes good all right. looking good. thanks so much for being with

i'm credit mace. >>> i'm jessica dean.onight we are hearing audio obtain exclusively by cbs-3 where investigators say suspect admitted the crime. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is life in radnor township with the exclusive story, walt? >> reporter: health care worker surrendered here, police chief crediting a connect with relentlessly pursuing this investigation but in the end police say it was the suspect's own words words you are about to hear exclusively that led to her arrest. you are accused of stealing from a woman as she laid dying, can you comment on that at all. >> reporter: detectives claim home health care workers, judge lied trying to hide the fact that she was stealing money from a dying nine two-year old woman she was hired to care for in hospice care at this apartment complex. >> she trusted her to do all of the things that she could in the do for herself and this with man took total advantage. >> reporter: judge allegedly used the woman's credit card to pump more than $200 in the phone account so sh

good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean.search for answers in the amtrak tragedy continues the fbi examined train 188 shattered windshield today and ntsb says it is possible that some other objects hit the windshield, but that the damage was not cause by a gunshot. services did resume between philadelphia and new york this morning, northbound trains passed through a new speed control system at the the crash site and at funerals they were held for three of the eight people killed in last tuesday's crash. rachel jacobs, laura finamore and robert gildersleeve all laid to rest today. >>> "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hinter is live with more on lawsuits filed today walt. >> reporter: jessica, from their law offices here in center city, the attorneys who are suing amtrak, on behalf of six crash victims, say that they hope to depose the engineer, in order to learn more about the deadly wreck. attorneys suing amtrak on behalf of six crash victims says highly publicized disclosures by the ntsb that the engine might h

. >>> i'm jessica dean with the top stories police believe surveillance video of the man they believe sexually assaulted a woman in her south philadelphia a home. that attack happened on monday and suspect could be ready for a similar case until march. >>> police are pursuing, similar charges after learning teenage boys were circulating need photos of the female students at lower cape may regional high school. twenty students considering one adult are facing charges. >>> clean up tips across texas and oklahoma after days of rain caused severe flooding. at least 19 people died and several others are still missing, as a result of those storms, we will have more on the texas storm in just a moment kate. >>> and jessica, we are getting our own round of severe storms with potential flooding this afternoon on storm scan three the storms have been in moving through all afternoon, and notice that they are moving slightly to the north and east. that means the rain slowly moving over one particular area leading to the risk for flooding downpours. we have a lot of lightening with this one partic

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> aim chris may.e did break out this afternoon behind the ranger station in the wharton state forest. a 206 does remain closed in the area right now looking at this map our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is their life in that machining with the very latest on that fire fight, cleve. >> reporter: we just had a briefing with the state fire warden, he says that the fire right now is 0 percent contained, looking from chopper three we can see that the fire has been growing and initially started in one central area, just north of the ranger station and spread further east. we are just on the other side of the abu-jamalsion lake and you can see that traffic is still diverted off of route 206. at abs thei on road because of the smoke and ongoing operations to get back in the wood with all of the equipment that they need to battle this large blaze. this 12:50 this afternoon crews battling a raging fire at wharton state forest. initial estimate were about 100 acres but by 5:00 officials say it was more than 70

. >>> i'm's jessica dean. ntsb just announced the train speed accelerated just before that crash, we have also learn that the death toll rose to eight. cadaver dog found another body in the wreckage, crews used large cranes to remove damage railcars from the track. they have arrived at an amtrak facility in delaware. all 243 people believed to be on board that derailed train have been now accounted for we also know six of the survivors who remain in the hospital are in critical condition, at temple. the engineer of that speeding train has now agreed to be interviewed by the ntsb. we have live team coverage as the investigation unfolds into the derailment of amtrak train 188, we will begin with investigative reporter walt hunter walt. >> reporter: well, jessica ntsb briefing still underway behind me. just moments ago some are mysterious surprising revelations made by ntsb investigators. that is, that the the train that eventually went off the rails, killing eight people and injuring more 200 was actually accele

. >>> i'm jessica dean. this story is "eyewitness news" has been following for months now but blank new details are shedding light on safety concerns. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live from fire department headquarters with the the exclusive details matt. >> reporter: chris and jessica, this is a story "eyewitness news" has been on top of for some time now and yet all of the fire fighters with whom we have consistently spoke about this issue say there remains serious concerns on their part with the status of the fire department's fleet and that union official say is a danger not only to those fire fighters but also the citizens of philadelphia to whom those fire fighters are sworn to protect. the this past saturday engine 45's brakes go out while driving. the its driver pulling the emergency brake to get it stopped and then towed away. eight hours earlier medic unit from the same firehouse is towed away, unusable after transmission problems, both incidents captured on video and given to "eyewitn

. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> the iconic marquis you see behind us lit up one final time tonight. >> davee his farewell broadcast earlier this evening and you'll see it here on cbs3. the details of the show have been kept very quite throughout the day but we do know it was annie meg al afternoon. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live outside the ed sullivan theater in new york. todd you were there with a lot of people saying goodbye tonight tonight. >> reporter: well jessica we don't want to give away too much and spoil it for our viewers but fans i talked to who were in the audience tonight say this is a show they will never forget. >> david letterman walk on the stage for the final time wednesday night. his goodbye left an impression on the audience. >> it's amazing. historical. >> absolutely stunning epic, wonderful. it was a bucket list thing. >> it was great. it was wonderful. it was worth the trip up. we're from newtown. >> jerry seinfeld, alec baldwin juliets louie dreyfuss, tina fey fey, chris rock, steve martin, they were all among the stars who came out to the ed sull