"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins you live from bensalem on what happened. e. >> reporter: well, natasha, police say it doesn't get any more disturbing than this. kevin small apparently irritated at something his girlfriend had said to him so he left that motel, went and got gasoline [inaudible] >> lost it. >> you lost it. >> reporter: it's something kevin small kept telling us when asked what happened, that he lost it. arrest paper show melissa bacon smith and kevin small were staying at the lincoln hotel in trevose along the roosevelt boulevard. kevin allegedly told police it was something melissa said to him that angered him. >> he was seen at wawa prior to this event buying gas and he walked back across the street to the lincoln motor tell walked into the room with the gas and something transpired in the room where he doused the victim with gasoline and set her on fire. >> reporter: police say melissa once on fire tried to reach out to him for help. investigators say kevin instead turned around and walked out. in the meantime the fire spread through parts

cbs-3 was the only station at the meeting and "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in blue bell with details of what went on inside, joe? >> reporter: jessica, ukee, good evening, we are told that the archdiocese scheduled these two meetings now and it lasted some two hours. inside, sources tell us, there was a lot of question/answer with the archbishop following a formal, more of a formal setting and in the end though this dealt with how the church might be confronting significant revisions the to the statutes of limitations. it was the archdiocese filled with the private gathering between archbishop charles chaput and scores of priests, sources inn said saint helena this blue bell says chaput the leader of the church and 1.4 million catholics addressed statute of limitations reform in harrisburg. >> we have had so many secret meeting and agenda and all we ask for is transparency. >> reporter: south side the meeting with police patrolling the property protesters from victim advocacy organizations called foul over the church over perceived opposition, experts say the legislation

joe holden was there. u at washington memorial chapel a moving remembrance for the men of the 314th in fan industry 79th discussing. >> we're here to remember not just the men of the 314 all those who fought. >> reporter: nancy is devotes hours and hours to keep the memories a life. her grand father a sharp shooter from the mountains of pennsylvania survived being wounded twice in france. >> it's important to keep those memories a live when people have passed we need generations to know where they came from. >> being here part of memoralizing my grand father's friends who died in france. >> reporter: corporal irwin rennes with the 79th division he was an intelligence scout. >> he never ever talked about it. they were told they would be supported by another division. the other division did not support them. and they were left alone to take that hit. cost thousands of troops. >> reporter: self dozen gathered here learning stories about an honorable and brave infantry. a generation gone but not forgotten. >>

reporting outside bensalem police joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning to weather, summer isnd the corner but feeling a lot hor like early april than mid may. lauren casey is in the weather center to tell us about windchills on the way. >> i had to check my phone. it is may confirmed may 15th is today. but it was certainly a cool day. blustery and getting chilly across the delaware valley. we're going to wake up to a cold morning reaching for the winter coat. we do have a freeze warning in effect until 7:00 tomorrow morning, a frost advisory in effect until 8:00 tomorrow morning, you want to protect the sensitive plants. temperatures down into the 40's in philly. 49 degrees. mid 40's in lehigh valley. 34 in mount pocono. as we wake up tomorrow morning, out the door, it is going to be chilly, 42 degrees for the 6:00 hour. it's going to be breezy. those windchills will be in the 30's for a good portion of tomorrow morning. at least we'll have nice sunshine but these temperatures to wake up to on a monday morning certainly aren't very motivating, 38 in allentown waking up to 39

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in horsham and joe, is what biggest worry these people have. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, people continue to come to these meetingness drove and their fear is the fear of the unknown. last week the epa really flipping the data on what is considered to be safe drinking water and most noticeably some wells in this township tonight no longer meet safe drinking requirements. it is the water in the horsham area safe to drink? some parents have their thoughts on it? >> i don't drink it. >> reporter: there were well known contamination problems in the the area as a result of the decade of fire fighting foam, seeping into groundwater from the now shuttered willow grove naval base. epa findings released this week show safe lifetime exposures to these chemicals in drinking water is now less than a third of what the epa originally determined several years ago. greg preston is heading the clean up in horsham paid for by the navy. >> we have contracts with them already, and in place, to construct filtering system to address the water supply there. >

reporting outside bensalem police joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> turning to weather, summer is just around the corner but feeling a lot hor like early april than mid may. lauren casey is in the weather center to tell us about windchills on the way. >> i had to check my phone. it is may confirmed may 15th is today. but it was certainly a cool day. blustery and getting chilly across the delaware valley. we're going to wake up to a cold morning reaching for the winter coat. we do have a freeze warning in effect until 7:00 tomorrow morning, a frost advisory in effect until 8:00 tomorrow morning, you want to protect the sensitive plants. temperatures down into the 40's in philly. 49 degrees. mid 40's in lehigh valley. 34 in mount pocono. as we wake up tomorrow morning, out the door, it is going to be chilly, 42 degrees for the 6:00 hour. it's going to be breezy. those windchills will be in the 30's for a good portion of tomorrow morning. at least we'll have nice sunshine but these temperatures to wake up to on a monday morning certainly aren't very motivating, 38 in allentown waking

joe holden was there. u at washington memorial chapel a moving remembrance for the men of the 314th in fan industry 79th discussing. >> we're here to remember not just the men of the 314 all those who fought. >> reporter: nancy is devotes hours and hours to keep the memories a life. her grand father a sharp shooter from the mountains of pennsylvania survived being wounded twice in france. >> it's important to keep those memories a live when people have passed we need generations to know where they came from. >> being here part of memoralizing my grand father's friends who died in france. >> reporter: corporal irwin rennes with the 79th division he was an intelligence scout. >> he never ever talked about it. they were told they would be supported by another division. the other division did not support them. and they were left alone to take that hit. cost thousands of troops. >> reporter: self dozen gathered here learning stories about an honorable and brave infantry. a generation gone but not forgotten. >>

reporting outside city hall, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with us. still to come on "eyewitness news," campaign 16 shifts to new jersey. find out who showed up for a rally today in the garden state. >>> unbelievable video of a tornado touching down. where this happened and how much damage it left behind. lauren. >> after a soggy start to may, sunshine finally returned today but more rain is in the forecast. i'll let you know when you'll need to break out the umbrella again in your work week forecast coming up next. . >>> donald trump and hillary clinton attacked each other. trump made a bold prediction about his own party. cbs3 correspondent has more. >> reporter: as donald trump faces republican resistance to his likely nomination, he says a united party isn't necessary to win the white house. >> it would be better if it were unified. there would be something good about it but i don't think it actually has to be be. >> he also pivoted on economic calling an increase in the minimum wage. >> you need flex ability. >> reporter: he signalled flexibility

live from the sat center, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks for that. >>> nasty weather moving through our region. we are tracking storms, in the area meteorologist kate bilo has very latest from the area, kate. >> here in philadelphia or any nearby suburb are's getting poured on as well as rumble and seeing a few flashes of lightening as this storm that came down from north jersey met with another cell moving by to the west and now you have got this line of storms moving through philadelphia, montgomery county, into portions of camden county and moving toward gloucester county as well and another within has just popped up overly high valley. here's what we are focusing on, heavy rain, over center city fail where lower merion township through main line and into portions of camden and gloucester counties at the moment. tracking this for you here's what we expect. 63:00, this is in gloucester by 6:20 in chester. these storms are moving very quickly. expect about five to ten minutes of wind driven rain, lightening, thunder, small hail and then it moves on out. west

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is there to explain what triggered the complaint, joe. >> reporter: neighbors out here of been at odds with this mountain of rocks behind me, for years. so their curiosity was peaked when they found out united states labor department had initiated a review of their own. >> all these years. >> reporter: robert miller was surprised to hear somebody else complained about the the massive pile of rocks across, from his lower pottsgrove home. he hasn't liked them since day one. >> all of the opened farms, you can see, you know, everything, in through there. now you see nothing. all you see is rocks. >> reporter: on tuesday a spokeswoman for u.s. department of labor confirmed they received a complaint about the boulders, rocks, stones, possibly falling on to evergreen road. pile sits on a property in limerick township. >> those big rocks from down, it vice possible it could happen. >> reporter: labor department identified company responsible for the rocks as sanatoga interchange associates. a representative from san towing at the property owner tells cbs-3

reporting outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, as the investigation into the crash of egypt air flight 804 continues, mourners gathered in cairo today, to remember the victims. today, two of the people aboard that plane were laid to rest. flight 804 disappeared from radar, while caring 66 passengers, a and crew, from paris to cairo thursday morning. homeland security secretary, jay johnson, says the us navy is now assisting in the search for the plane's black boxes. which could help investigators determine the cause of the crash. >> at this point, we don't rule out an act of terrorism. but it is still early. and i suspect that we will know more in a few days. >> no terror group has claimed responsible for the crash. >>> meantime, president obama has arrived in viet nam for the start after week long visit to asia. the president touched down in hanoi earlier today after meeting with viet nam president and delivering a speech. commander in chief will fly to japan, become becoming the first sitting president to do so since

"eyewitness news" reporter, joe holden, joins us live from city hall more on the group's message tonightjoe? marching, they're asking pennsylvania legislatures to keep the push, the effort, for a full scale legalization of marijuana >> she and many others suffering from variety of illnesses including anxiety, depression, now they all claim that smoking marijuana straightens them out, helps them through their day, most of the people in this group tell cbs-3 they suffer from debilitating illnesses and require marijuana in more form than just cannibis oil which they approved of course with governor wolf's signature. people in this group want more options, also hopeful state-wide small juan a possession can be decriminalized. >> prescriptions, didn't even know what was going on. i can't perform my life at that point. friend of mine turned me onto marijuana. ever since then, all of the pills the doctors were writing me ... >> state representative jordan harris drafting comprehensive marijuana legalization, spokesman for governor wolf told cbs-3 this afternoon in a statement, quoting, the gove

reporting outside city hall, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with us. still to come on "eyewitness news," campaign 16 shifts to new jersey. find out who showed up for a rally today in the garden state. >>> unbelievable video of a tornado touching down. where this happened and how much damage it left behind. lauren. >> after a soggy start to may, sunshine finally returned today but more rain is in the forecast. i'll let you know when you'll need to break out the umbrella again in your work week forecast coming up next. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/p

reporting live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. welcome to the eyewitness news team, great to have you. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> we will see you soon. >>> we are learning more about the investigation surrounding the death of pop super star, prince. the son of a nationally known expert on pain management and addiction was the person who called 911 from prince's paisley park compound in minute so the a jamie youkiss explains how he fits in the time line leading up to the music icon's sudden death. >> reporter: lawyer for family of doctor howard cornfield a national authority on opioid, addiction treatment, told reporters that the california doctor was contacted by prince's representatives, the night before the music icon was found dead in his paisley park home. >> he set into motion, a plan to tiehl with what he felt was a life saving mission. >> reporter: attorney william mo zy could not get there until friday so he sent his son andre to device a treatment plan for prince. it was andrew who called 911 on thursday morning

reporting live, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. >>> new castle county police charged karate instructor carlos villa with sexually assaulting two children. detectives say they were contacted after a victim accused villa of touching her multiple times between december 2010 and march 2011. during the course of their investigation, detectives say they learn of another incident involving a family member. anyone with any information about this case is asked to call the police. >>> the trial of second baltimore police officer charge in the freddie gray case began today. both sides delivered their opening statements. cbs news correspondent craig boswell tells us what went on inside the the courtroom. >> reporter: police officer edward nero arrived at the courthouse to hear the prosecution layout the case a against him 306789 year-old was charged with assault, misconduct, reckless endangerment in the arrest of freddie gray. prosecutors say nero arrested gray without cause and violated police procedures by placing gray whose hand and feet were shackled inside the

live at philly international tonight, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> be prepared indeed, thanks joe very much. >>> in the wake of the historically long lines at the airport tsa is making changes. kelly is responsible for security operations at nearly 450 airports nationwide, he's now out of his post. he will be replaced by his deputy. his base salary was more than $181,000 a year and over 13 months he took home more than $90,000 in bonuses. even as the screeners he oversaw failed to detect mock explosives or banned weapons in 95 percent of tests, by the inspector general. >>> there are conflicting reports about the final moments of the egyptair flight 804. mourners held a vigil for 66 victims killed during last weeks crash, today. egypt's head of the air navigation services now says plane was flying normally, when last seen owe egyptian radar. greek government reported the plane swerved wildly before crashing. search continues for plane's black boxes, experts say they may or may not tell us what went wrong. >>> george zimmerman speaks publicly for the first time since auct

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us with the very latest from police, joe. >> reporter: hi, ukee at this park it is a a popular spot and people living out here in berlin say it is a safe place but that attack this morning has left some unsettled. out for a jog, a woman is attacked and investigators say a man attempted to sexually assault her along a trail in berlin park. >> that is terrifying. i always went with my mom and sister. it the is just so close to home it makes it scary. something we do every day. the just thinking of it, it is terrifying, that it could happen to any of us. >> reporter: word of what happened was cause for an alarm a monk people who regularly come to the park. >> it really is scar that i it would happen right in our backyard, really, just a few miles from here and it is just freaky would it happen. >> unfortunate thing to happen but it does happen every where. >> reporter: officials say the victim was able to fight the man off after he popped out of the woods startling her. >> been able to kick, punch, to whatever she could to get away from this in

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us live from federal court in center city where fattah spokeme ago, joe. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. this is expected to be one of the most watched trials in recent philadelphia history. the courtroom was pack, both with supporters and those just wanting to catch a glimpse of these proceedings. now the congressman, just left about 20 minutes ago, hailing a cab, on market street. congressman can we talk to you about day one? >> only thing i can say is that it is day one, we will be back here in the morning. >> reporter: with congressman chaka fattah, generous influential law maker, a man with the backing of the powerful house appropriations who delivered cash to inner city programs and charity or the 11 term congressman a architect behind a kickback and bribery scheme rig ago machining other things a non-profit to repay a million-dollar loan for his failed run in 2007 for philadelphia's mayor. they are the sharply contrasted questions the federal jury will hash out as day one of the public corruption trial begins inside a pack courtroom.

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in horsham and joe, is what biggest worry these people have. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, people continue to come to these meetingness drove and their fear is the fear of the unknown. last week the epa really flipping the data on what is considered to be safe drinking water and most noticeably some wells in this township tonight no longer meet safe drinking requirements. it is the water in the horsham area safe to drink? some parents have their thoughts on it? >> i don't drink it. >> reporter: there were well known contamination problems in the the area as a result of the decade of fire fighting foam, seeping into groundwater from the now shuttered willow grove naval base. epa findings released this week show safe lifetime exposures to these chemicals in drinking water is now less than a third of what the epa originally dne

i'm joe holden. we did some digging.sed to hear what the city has to say about this story. >>> triple shooting in chester leaves one teen dead and another critical and woman wounded, tonight we will hear from that female survivor as the search for suspects, goes on. >>> kate? >>> rain, thunder and lightening moving through philadelphia, right now, coming up i'll tell you how long these storms will last and when temperatures, head back into the 80's, it will start feeling like summer and i will tell you when. >>> plus don't rages on, new group of people steps forward to back philadelphia's proposed tax on sugary drinks, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us who is getting behind it and response from the opposition. >>> and, it is 6:00 o'clock in the news, tow troubles for philadelphia drivers have them crying foul. they say they were on the hook for cash that they never should have paid. tonight, one of these drivers is telling his story and the city is responding. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jes

i'm joe holden.s are telling me exactly what was discussed. >>> ntsb releasing findings in the deadly amtrak crash in port richmond the reason they say the train left tracks and where the investigation goes from here. kate? >>> and it has been another rainy, gray mayday we have had quite a few this may but we have sunshine in the forecast, staying soggy for now but i'll tell you when that changes coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> we will awe know you you can get a great view of the philadelphia sky line from camden but what about the view on this side of the river. i'm cleve bryan, coming up i'll show you dramatic changes that are happening at the camden waterfront. the >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. in the the news gathering of priestness montgomery county, in a private, meeting and tonight, "eyewitness news" has learned what was going on behind closed doors. we're told meeting focused on the issue of sex abuse and laws surrounding it. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. cbs-3 was

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at the airport with the troubling details. >> reporter: another troubling find this time for some of the country's largest airports, a new report shows many are vulnerable to to security breaches, the work focused on airport perimeters and analyzing cases offence jumping car crashes and other trespassing. >> yes, it can be scary. >> reporter: paul fitch was dropping off his mom for a flight to tennessee, and any concerns after hearing about this report. >> no. >> reporter: data shows philadelphia international is close to the top, there have been 30 security breaches from 2004, to just this february. that number has philly tied with mckaren international in las vegas. >> does that concern you at all, does that change your habits. >> no, no. >> you cannot place guard and dogs at every particular spot that is vulnerable, it will happen. >> yeah, it is unfortunate. >> reporter: you may remember this one very public problem, how about the car, cruising on a runway in 2012 here at phl. air traffic controllers were forced to scramble rerouting planes. t

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live from the cbs-3 sat center with more on these new claims, joe. >> reporter: good evening. as one tern puts it, this information is slowly leaking out while penn state is fighting with its insurance carrier, to recover, costs associated with the scandal. true or not paterno family is demanding a full review of facts saying that they won't fight rumors. the the question, who knew what and when at penn state deepens. now comes revelation the case of child sex abuse may have been brought to the a tension of coach joe paterno as early as 1976. it is first time this claim has been made public, that allegation is found in the court filing by a philadelphia judge aspen state battles to determine if its insurers are responsible for reimbursing costs for jerry sandusky's victims. it is a suggestion that the paterno family sharply disputes. his son scott taking to twitter to call it bunk. >> i think there is a very strong public interest in knowing exactly what penn

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as "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us the lone winning ticket was sold saturday night the at a 7-eleven store in trenton. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: buzz on who won won't let up. >> all i know it is lady. >> reporter: lewis sandoval sold the 429 million-dollar winning ticket. >> i seen her a few times. few dollars worth of lottery and she was gone. >> reporter: 7-eleven on chamber street in trenton has since bun mobbed with attention. >> nothing ever happens, in this shop so it was amazing. >> reporter: while we don't yet necessity the winner. how about rebetween a, she and 29 of her co workers from a nearby hospital thought they had hit the jackpot. >> we did get through period of feeling for four hours that we could be probably potentially winners. >> reporter: state littery commission says last tuesday at 5:20 winner bought tickets for wednesday and saturday's drawing. they used her own numbers. that is regina admits to doing. now she and her collogues left to wonder if only. >> the even stiar x-ray department so had we won nobody would get an x-ray, until

live from the sat center, joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks for that. >>> lets talk about the weather now, enough is enough after days of rain we are hoping our weekend forecast is brighter. meteorologist kate bilo joins us with the weather center with that answer, kate. >> good news is we will appreciate sunshine when we see it and eventually we will, as we head in the weekend but first we have got to get through tonight a and we are still dealing with the impact of an upper level low pressure system center ride over our area. lets take a a look at storm scan three you cab see that swirl of clouds moving the wrong way. we want this out of here but we still are under the influence of the system at least through tomorrow but it is weakening through tonight. you can see heavier rain right over northern delaware, this is about to cross i-95, very heavy downpours, red shading there, that is going to slow things down for folks heading from maryland into delaware or vice verse a rest of the region just dealing with scattered showers at the moment but rain amounts from toda

our own joe holden is live in trenton at the store that sold the winning ticket. hey, joe. >> reporter: you know, big question is who is this winner? and worker here at this 7-eleven here on chamber street in trenton tell me, nothing ever happens around here, well the story was all set in motion last tuesday, now, that is when the lottery commission says the winner purchased two tickets around 5:20 that afternoon. one ticket, for the wednesday drawing, and another ticket, for the saturday drawing. of course, there was no winner on wednesday, but saturday, we all know that was a different story. now, of course, they were told manually pick their numbers which workers hearsay is a bit unusual, normally, they are computer generated, the winners selected the power play feature which is a multiply game on the ticket. store owners andrea and louise solar are also winners, the lottery commission handed them a $30,000 check. >> pretty exciting like i said we always joke about, you know, not ever having a winner close by, few people, customers in the morning, had an inkling

reporting outside bensalem police chief joe holden cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> university of pennsylvania class of 2016. yes, big day, too. hopeful donald trump and vice president joe biden were at penn school of arts and sciences ceremony. the trump family watched as his daughter tiffany got a degree in sociology. naomi biden got a degree in international re lakes cents and a hug from her grandfather. >> we know the vice president's grand caught sir here. so we were very excited, we're a fan of joe biden? as you can imagine, security at franklin field was tight. almost as notable, noticeable, were people with camera phones, hoping to get a good picture of trump, biden and of course, most importantly, the graduate. >> meantime, warning from donald trump about the possibility of another 9/11 type attack. says it could happen again if the us continues allowing refugees to enter the country. testimony made his comment during interview on the national border patrol council pod cast. front runner hillary clinton will continue campaigning in the blue grass state, yesterday, she proposed more pr

joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> first responders trained today on what to do in an active shooter situation. "eyewitness news" at the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine. there were multiple shooting scenarios using simulated firearms and ammunitionly members of the philadelphia police department swat team and the fire department took part. they want to be sure that the campus is prepared in the event of a real threat. >>> mourner gathered in cairo. two of the people were laid to rest. flight 804. disappeared. jay johnson says the u.s. navy is assisting in the retrieval of the black boxes which were located yesterday. >> at this point, we don't rule out an act of terrorism but it's still early and i suspect we're going to know more in a few days. >> no terror group claimed responsibility for crash. >>> president obama has now arrived in vietnam for the tart start of a week-long visit to asia. he touched down earlier today after meeting with vietnam president and delivering a speech. the commander in achieve will fly to japan. he plans to visit hiroshima becoming the first

joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> first responders trained today on what to do in an active shooter situation. "eyewitness news" at the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine. there were multiple shooting scenarios using simulated firearms and ammunitionly members of the philadelphia police department swat team and the fire department took part. they want to be sure that the campus is prepared in the event of a real threat. >>> mourner gathered in cairo. two of the people were laid to rest. flight 804. disappeared. jay johnson says the u.s. navy is assisting in the retrieval of the black boxes which were located yesterday. >> at this point, we don't rule out an act of terrorism but it's still early and i suspect we're going to know more in a few days. >> no terror group claimed responsibility for crash. >>> president obama has now arrived in vietnam for the tart start of a week-long visit to asia. he touched down earlier today after meeting with vietnam president and delivering a speech. the commander in achieve will fly to japan. he plans to visit hiroshima becoming the first

live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. >>> there are a few new ways to discretely dispose of unwanted prescription drugs in philadelphia city is expanding its drug drop off program. just head to one of the 13 philadelphia a police districts and look for this blue box. that is where you can leave your unwanted medications and it will be disposed of at no cost to you. district attorney seth williams says the program will save lives. >> we have to do all that we can to reduce the number of overdose deaths in philadelphia, the number of people addicted to painkillers. and one of the best ways that we can do that is by getting these drugs out of the home. >> for a list of the drop off locations just go to our web site at cbs philly dot the come. >>> pennsylvania state police have a suspect in custody in a road rage incident. fifty year-old anthony richardson of overbrook park had no comment today. police say he opened fire on another driver on the blue route near the schuylkill expressway, just six days ago. police say richardson was angry bec

goods morning, i'm joe holden. >> i'm brooke thomas. how the rain is impacting the busy tourism season. katie will tell were you you need to cancel your cook out. but first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> happening today, special tribute to the late beau biden. >> vice president joe by the end, and doctor jill biden, both expected to attend. it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day. >> authorities say 19 year old coy lutz was trample, during his drunk riding event in

. >> i'm joe holden, jim has the day off. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. it is nasty out there. >> and you would not think so on a holiday, would you think i could just get to work early, right, and all the sudden we have major backups, flashflood warnings, out through philly, yes. >> good . at least we won't have as many cars on the road, you know? but yes, getting soaked in some of these spots out there. as you mentioned, flashflood warnings posted specifically philadelphia county, guys. so you take a look out here, overlooking spring garden, but specifically the frankford and the pennypack creeks, when the heavy burst of rain came through, they quickly came out of their banks, thankfully they're receding nearly as quickly, but regardless, those flashflood warnings stay in effect for portions every philadelphia county, central, northeastern philadelphia county through 6 30 this morning, so, another 90 minutes or so, still going to likely have some minor or at least, yes, at least minor issues ou

goods morning, i'm joe holden. >> i'm brooke thomas. see how the rain is impacting the busy tourism season. katie will tell were you you need to cancel your cook out. but first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> happening today, special tribute to the late beau biden. >> vice president joe by the end, and doctor jill biden, both expected to attend. it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day. >> authorities say 19 year old coy lutz was trample, during his drunk riding event in pilesgrove, salem county. lutz from howard county near state college. >> all the sinned you heard the flash, older gentleman started yelling there is a child in there, there is a child. everyone started screaming. >> four year old boy who survived a fall at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. >> donald trump reaches out to veterans in 2016. he said people in the country illegally are better cared for than military veterans. bernie sanders is telling farm he is he'll fight for higher wages. >> hillary clinto

roaring in chester, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> mark ruffalo was in our area today to learnorts to protect and restore clean water. ruffalo was in cheltenham at the toucan knee creek he put on waiters to collect water samples with high school students and others. he says the recent events in flip michigan highlighted the importance of save clean water. >> sad truth about flint it's really just the coalmine. these contaminations are happening all over the united states right now. we just happen to find it in minute and it happened to be really bad there. but the quality of water in the united states is definitely compromised. >> ruffalo praised the delaware river water shed initiative a group of nearly 50 organizations working on water quality right here in our region. >>> when you dine out at a restaurant it's always proper to tip your server but there seems to be different schools of thought how to come up with that number. >> so do you tip on the pre or post tax amount on the bill? good question. nicole brewer went to an expert in etiquette to find the answer. >> i got a f

roaring in chester, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> mark ruffalo was in our area today to learnfforts to protect and restore clean water. ruffalo was in cheltenham at the toucan knee creek he put on waiters to collect water samples with high school students and others. he says the recent events in flip michigan highlighted the importance of save clean water. >> sad truth about flint it's really just the coalmine. these contaminations are happening all over the united states right now. we just happen to find it in minute and it happened to be really bad there. but the quality of water in the united states is definitely compromised. >> ruffalo praised the delaware river water shed initiative a group of nearly 50 organizations working on water quality right here in our region. >>> when you dine out at a restaurant it's always proper to tip your server but there seems to be different schools of thought how to come up with that number. >> so do you tip on the pre or post tax amount on the bill? good question. nicole brewer went to an expert in etiquette to find the answer. >> i got a

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden explains, proposed law could bring old cases of sex abuse spotlight. >> full scale battle over pennsylvania statute of limitations is expected to break out. state lawmakers mark rozzi. >> just looking at it from moral compass stands point, they are so wrong. >> he and other predict coordinated challenge from the catholic church. but for rozzi of berks county the battle is personal, he was sexually abused by a priest in grade school. >> if i could have spoke up when i was 13 years old, i might have been able to save hundreds of other boys that came after me. >> only cbs-3 outside meeting of virtually every philadelphia priest with archbishop chaput this week. there sources said talking points were provided to the clergy on house bill 1947. the law would remove time frames for child sex abuse prosecutions, and would allow accusers broader access to file civil claims. in a lengthy e-mail response, available on cbsphilly.com, the archdioces says it does not oppose abolishing the time for criminal prosecutions. spokesman said the church has taken

i'm joe holden, good morning. >>> it's memorial day, monday, may 30th, 2016. to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including anger over a too-close encounter at a zoo. we'll ask animal expert jack hanna if they should have shot a gorilla that picked up a child. >>> first our "eye opener" at 8:00. >> mandatory evacuation for low-lying parts alanguage the brazils on -- along the river that's at flood stage. >> i-95 has reopened. good news travelers were wanting to hear. >> still a tropical depression. winds were never really the problem. it's been the rain that this has funneled in. >>> top aides worked the media fighting back against reports that the presumptive republican nominee's campaign is in a state of chaos. >> what do you make of the reports of infighting in the trump campaign? >> sounds like a presidential race to me. >> for sanders a win would provide negotiating power that helps lay claim to the party platform at the convention. >>> the child ended up in the gorilla exhibited's moat. the gorilla did not attack the boy, but officials felt that b

reporting live from upper darby township, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe. >>> authorities are showing off a huge amount of drugs, guns and cars, the culmination of the two year investigation into heroin trafficking in kent and sussex counties in delaware. police seized 3-pound of heroin and several raids worth more than a million-dollar on the street. investigators received handguns and cash. in all, three suspects face drug weapons, money laundering, conspiracy and other charges. police seized a total of 23 vehicles worth $250,000. >>> well, there are new calls for u.s. justice department to investigate fatal shooting of a man who relied on the use of the wheelchair by wilmington police officers. cell phone video shows jer mist mcdole carrying a gun and reaching for his waist when police opened fire last september. the state attorney general's office, concluded this that the shooting was justified, because the officers believed their lives were in danger. some local leaders though sent a letter to u.s. attorney general loretta lynch and asked her to reopen the

reporting live, from east coventry township joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. >>> two suspects are behind bars in connection to the home invasion robbery in prospect park delaware county. the these are the suspect, 18 year-old nicholas lewis and 23 year-old taker grant. both are from the pocono area investigators say the men and third suspect broke in the home on lafayette avenue last night and held home owner at gunpoint. they ran away once someone else inside called 911. that third suspect remains at large. >>> well, now that everyone is back at work sun comes back out. meteorologist kate bilo is on our skies deck to tell you how you long sunshine will stick around this week, kate. >> beautiful afternoon here in philadelphia a barely a cloud in the sky just a few puffy fair weather cumulus clouds moving through. lets look at your weather headlines as we all have headed back to work and school today on a beautiful tuesday, and we will almost swap this day with yesterday but unfortunately that is now things works. we will begin today, much more comfortable as

. >> and that report was from "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden. jerry sandusky has denied the allegations. trial judge, meantime there is week, granted his appeal team the ability to probe claims there were leaks in the attorney general's office while he was under investigation. >>> donald trump is hold allege fundraiser help new jersey governor chris christie. the fun raise letter help christie pay off his own presidential campaign's debt. schedule for may 19th in lawrenceville. e-mail invitation lists the price as $200 per person, trump reportedly will also appear at a separate event at the same venue to raise money for new jersey's republican party. christie confidant says tickets for that event will cost $25,000. >> and president obama is weighing in on the candidates who hope to take over his job. he is urging reporters to be tough on donald trump. but as weijia jiang reports, the president has not endorsed either candidate, in his own party. >> this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> president obama made remarks about donal

. >> philadelphia area doctors accused of running pill mills, i'm joe holden why federal prosecutors say, that they are on the hook for taking advantage of the most vulnerable. >>> the call for volunteers for the dnc was overwhelming, and so, what will almost 17,000 people, actually do? i'mal sandra hoff and we found out coming up. >>> also it is a party you might not expect. everything you need for a celebration, the surprising occasion, and the reason the family is, pulling out the stops, kate. >>> we just can't seem to break out of this gray pattern. it turned out mostly cloudy again today rain off to the south, we have a warm up on the way i'll tell you how warm it will get and when showers and thunderstorms return to the forecast. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> it is at 6:00 o'clock and here's is what happening. three areas doctors indicted accused of a scheme that started in this philadelphia office. prosecutors say, that they were, praying on peoples. tonight we are learning disturbing details about what doctors were doing. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>