i think the medics did a whole lot for mace. i think it was mace that held on to life.as he did. until he left. once he left his brother he's knew he could go home. >> reporter: this battle was in 2009, right? >> this has been going on seven years? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it is still with you, isn't it? >> i hope it never leaves. >> reporter: three years after the battle. he was awarded the medal of honor. which struck him as both inappropriate and wrong. >> it boils down to why me? i didn't do anything special. i just did a job like -- 52 other guys that were doing that day. and eight that did way more than i ever was asked of. i mean, why me? >> reporter: because you were the one that led the counter attack. >> i think you could have replaced me with any other red-blooded american soldier. it would have been another one that stepped up and did the same thing. >> reporter: after the battle all soldiers were ordered to abandon keating. and the outpost they fought desperately to defend was leveled by american bombs. >> we'll be right back. moisture so i can get into it

that's when a 25 year old housing authority officer gets a face full of mace in his blinded temporarily. he is okay out of the hospital. he was rushed to temple. >> this all happened right at dinnertime at 6:00. he was back home by 8:30. but police now looking for evidence that far big crowd only one person got arrested, and it wasn't to have anything to do with the officer being maced, that was just one disorders errly charge of all 75 they estimate. they are hoping somebody has a video clip to help them figure out who was the person armed with the mace. >> now, fortunately, at the intersection of 20 and diamond, we have school and recreation center. both of these buildings do have exterior cameras. so investigators are trying to look at these record togs see if they can help us with this investigation to find out who pepper sprayed this housing officer. >> so at 25th and diamond in in the philly somebody may have not even intend today spray the officer but maybe trying to spray somebody who had shrugged them. who knows. maybe there is some video that tries to figure this all out. righ

that mace was going to make it. >> that was like the end of the battle came down to saving private mace >> they attempted to do surgery on him but it was just too late. i think those medics did a whole lot for mace but i think the was mac that's correct held on to life for as long as he did until he left. once he left his brothers, he knew he could go home. >> that was in 2009, right? >> yes. seven years. >> oh, yeah. >> it's still with you. >> i hope it never leaves. >> three years after the battle romesha was awarded the medal of honor, which struck him as both inappropriate and wrong. >> it boils down to, why me? i didn't do anything special. just did a job like 52 other guys that were doing that day. and eight that did way more than i ever was asked of. i mean, why me? >> because you were the one that lead the counterattack. >> i think you could have replaced with any other red-blooded american soldier. it would have been another one that would have stepped up and done the same thing. >> after the bheellheereedng th. aivatheraily.nexteekeyg." ofm. n id htly,encil.rtistyears.tchesche

. >> we saw in the video the girl was very successful keeping distance, using her mace. amazing.by the wrist and tried to take her away. >> reporter: with the help of the instructor, he taught me the best defense creating space between you and the attacker. >> i want to move back. you see the space. >> reporter: much like you saw in the video, wit the woman fought off the attacker, first by keeping distance, then with mace. >> you did it with this. mace, whatever, it's another option. >> reporter: the attack on a woman talking down a germantown street offers a different perspective of what might go wrong. the man be graed the 22-year-old off the street. >> she doesn't know what to do. it's a scary situation. you're not going to think. >> reporter: she had her back to him. he pushed her down the street and into the car. my first unstink to do the same. doing that you lose your ability to defend yourself. >> if i turn my back, i cannot defend anymore. >> reporter: they taught me keep distance, throwing hands in the face. then showed me how to block with a forearm in a move called f

and that is the fifth mace we've seen today.ried by the primary sergeant at arms. >> and the 41st sergeant at arms. >> what does that mean when you lay the mace on the table? >> it's one of those thing that only happens on opening days. the house has now suspended and door keepers will keep guard of the mace but then the house won't come back until later on today to discuss the queen's speech. >> and before you discuss the queen's speech there is the first and only reading of the bill which essentially guarantees rights to persons arrested, dates back i think from the 12th or 13th century. >> it does have a purpose. and the speaker will use the opportunity -- he can only make statements about certain things. but he will use the opportunity to address members and talk about the importance of security and their rights of access and all those kind of things. and it's the one statement of the year where they will reinforce those key messages. >> and the point of the outlaw's bill is that the common will turn to their business first

but luckily the guy got maced in the face. >> housing officers were quick to respond. philly police came also. then as a result of assist officer call, we had about 20 officers total. but the crowd was larger. there was a crowd of about 75 people, mainly females. but they were dispersed and only one arrest was made and that's a female who is in custody. other than this 25 year old housing officer who was pepper sprayed, there were no other injuries to police or civilians. >> so one arrest out of all 75. and it wasn't even for the person sprague the can of mace in the officer's face, disorderly conduct, because the lady just wouldn't give up and go home. fortunately the officer okay, just got his eyes flushed at the hospital. he now knows first-hand what it is like to have pepper spray in the face because he, like a lot of police, carries that, as a lesser lethal weapon, and now he knows howie negative it is if he ever wants to use it. >> i think a lot of police jurisdictions have the officers sprayed in the face. see what it is like. >> really? >> before they do it the

what does that mean when you lay the mace on the table? mr.ppens is it's one of those thing that is happens on opening days. the house has now suspended and door keepers will keep guard of the mace but then the house won't come back until later on today to discuss the queen's speech. mr. brittain: and before you discuss the queen's speech there is the first and only reading of the bill which essentially guarantees rights to persons arrested, based back on the 12th or 13th century. mr. ward: it does have a purpose. and the speaker will use the opportunity -- he can only make statements about certain things. but he will use the opportunity to address members and talk about the importance of security and their rights of access and all those kind of things. and it's the one statement of the year where he will reinforce those key messages. mr. brittain: and the point of the outlawor's bill is that the common will turn to their business first before that of the sovereign. mr. ward: yes. mr. brittain: but he doesn't get beyond the first reading so we

maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him. because it don't even affect him. can shoot me with a taser gun or whatever because it's going to take more than that to calm me down a little, you know. when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had the sense that fleece loved to have an audience. he was a great storyteller. and he knew it. >> a lot of the officers that i fought, some of them quit. a whole bunch of them quit through me. i made them quit. >> one of those officers barely escaped with his life. >> when i took a five-gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach and salt and everything in it. and it was so hot. i took a spoon and as soon as i threw it in, it just curled up. that's how hot it was. and i threw it on him. just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that is all it took, just a simple disrespect. >> the c.o. survived. but the incident caused the state to institute hazard pay for its of

and that is the fifth mace we've seen today. by the primary sergeant at arms. >> and the 41st sergeant at arms. >> now you may be laid on the table but people don't stay. do they? what does that mean when you lay the mace on the table? >> what happens is it's one of those thing that is happens on opening days. the house has now suspended and door keepers will keep guard of the mace but then the house won't come back until later on today to discuss the queen's speech. >> and before you discuss the queen's speech there is the first and only reading of the bill which essentially guarantees rights to persons arrested, dates back i think from the 129sdz or 13th century. >> it does have a purpose. and the speaker will use the opportunity -- he can only make statements about certain things. but he will use the opportunity to address members and talk about the importance of security and their rights of access and all those kind of things. and it's the one statement of the year where they will reinforce those key messages. >> and the poi

this mace is killing me. >> and -- >> the o'sullivan wedding was the first gay wedding we had at theail. >> accused rapist patrick o'sullivan. >> hey, babe. how you doing. >> gets a visit from his spouse. >> as attraction to males, this is all very new to me. >>> inside the suffolk county jail's riverhead facility, curly received to days of segregation for starting a fight with an inmate worker he said was withholding meals from him. now surveillance cameras capture ed him in the white t-shirt attacking another inmate. >> coming through. >> we have a guy down. >> officers deployed pepper spray to subdue tuter and leetd him to a cell. >> he was receiving medication. punched an inmate in the face and refused to stop. he was sprayed, resisted the officers a little bit. >> spit in my cell. so i put hands on him. that's what you have to do. fight to survive sometimes. i can't breathe right now. this mace is killing me. >> tut's former neighbor patrick o'sullivan is enjoying fresher air outside for his one hour of daily recreation. >> this is one place we can get all our pent-up frustratio

one ordering the workers to wash the mace off their face.hem up and made off with 30,000 in phones and tablets. >>> woman handed over her keys to get her brand new car detailed. she never expected what a waited her when she pick up her car. ♪ >>> what you're looking video from the dash cam she had in her car. it turns on as soon as the car starts. the man behind the wheel worked at the ought dough body shop the car owner says her camera recorded his joy ride racing past cars, speeding downside streets, even caught him as he ordered take out. >> let me get two orders of croquettcroquettes, please. >> i feel personally violated. disrespected. um, obviously, they didn't care one way or another about whether they did any damage to the vehicle. >> when the driver realized the camera was rolling, you can hear him say he's going try delete the video. the owner of the auto body shop what do you suppose he did? well he says that he's going to reprimand the guy that did it. he's the owner's son. >> having a baby is one of the most exciting times in th

video sho is spray one of those robbers is separate workers at the verizon store with mace, then led employees to the back of the store and duct taped their hands police say they made off with about $30,000 worth of cell phones and other devices. >>> george zimmerman claims he's getting a quarter million dollars for the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. he said a previous bid for $150,000 fell through. he then accepted the bid from an anonymous buyer. zimmerman said he wants to use some of the money to fight hillary clinton's anti-gun proposals and violence against police specifically from black lives matter. >>> a new development in bill cosby's criminal sex assault case. the comedian failed an attempt to delay a key hearing. >> he is expected back in court today after the pennsylvania supreme court refused to grant that delay. abc's linsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: bill cosby is preparing to go back to court. this, after his hail mary attempt to delay was denied. for the first time in years, the embattled comedian may be confronted face-to-face by one of his accusers, an

it is a macing how fast people go here and deadly result. as far as this guy, the driver, chris and lauren, all they have is personal in the 20's, medium built and you can bet they are running down the owner of the license plate and seeing if it is owner of the car or whether it was borrowed or stolen. >> man, steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> also breaking news overnight police are investigating a shooting on the 400 block of north third street this happened inside a northern liberties recording studio around 9:30 last night. a 24 year-old man was shot in the leg and is in stable condition at hahnemann hospital. >>> police investigating a double shooting on the 7500 block of city avenue. detectives say two victims both in their 20's are in stable condition at penn presbyterian medical center. we know one person suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and this happened just before 11:00 p.m. >>> philadelphia police are looking for three men they say beat up a guy outside a jim's steaks on south street. this happened last tuesday at 3:30 in the

according to p spca she what's mace eighthed, half bound, bound for slaughter and riddled with 100 paint ball wound. investigators are unsure what point she may have been hit and who fired those shots. last week rhode island man philip price was quick of animal cruelty charges stemming from a transportation and abandoning of sick horse. as for lily's long time owner we're told she's a new jersey woman who has not been cooperated with animal rescue officials. >> her response was the horse was of no use anymore. >> reporter: that woman identified by p spca as doreen weston of pits town, new jersey was wrong about lily. she will survey crucial role on the stewart's north jersey animal sanctuary. >> we are hoping to open a new jersey brand inch spring of 2017 and at that point lily will be one of the animals ambassador. >> reporter: she won't go alone, while recovering lily met a friend, a neat, both had lost one eye and stewart's adopted her too. >> eating grass, being with their friend and really just living the good life. she will get the best of care. >> reporter: in chester county, alex

i el feel like i'm mace making history. >> reporter: actor danny glover introduced bernie sanders who got a rock star welcome. >> in case you haven't noticed there is a lot of people here. >> reporter: an estimated 15,000 people in fact who were feeling the bern. sanders says he is in it to win it in california. >> we are going to fight for every vote until june 14th. [ cheers and applause ] and we are going to take the political revolution into the convention in philadelphia. >> reporter: people waited in line for hours in the hot sun. some were overcome by the heat and needed medical attention. >> bern like you mean it. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the wave is getting bigger and it's contagious. >> i'm feeling the revolution. >>> >> reporter: nina moore and ann wenzel drove in from wookd. >> whether bernie wins it or not is not a testament to what people say, but his message is, wake up. >> if you want to make certain we d

new details coming in from inside their face to mace meeting. what both said afterward. plus trump tonight, and what he's now saying about his proposed muslim ban. >>> late today, the two officers now suspended after this moment. a chase, the driver crawling out of the car. and what happened next. was it excessive force? >>> outrage tonight. george zimmerman now selling the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. just a short time ago, putting it back on the auction block. >>> breaking developments about the two boys lost at sea and that iphone found on their boat. >>> and the new statement just in tonight from joan rivers' daughter about her mother's death.

to bloom and -- [ audio difficulties ] >> we are seeing warmer waters and that can bring animals to maces they are not usually found. >> reporter: he says el nino did play a role in bringing marine life like the red crab we saw days ago. as for anymore unusual sightings, scientists say it is about as predictable as mother nature. kate kelly, kpix 5. -- cate cauguiran kpix 5. >> the best place to see them moss landing. >>> a strange outburst on a jet halts the flight from denver to portland. a passenger shot this cell phone video. a woman's behavior was bizarre. the pilot returned to the gate. the passenger stopped recording because the woman took off all her clothes. police removed her from the plane. >> this was clearly a medical emergency. there is no excuse it see an airplane with a problem like this and not have paramedics on board taking charge of the situation. >> passengers say the woman tried to pull out an oxygen bag. >>> many question why she was allowed to board the plane. witnesses saw her acting strangely before she got on the plane. >>> growing evidence long term use of over

. >> reporter: she finally maced to escape, but his terrorizing didn't end there. >> after it was overother photo or video to make me keep seeing him. >> reporter: when you ran out of there, did you think i'm going to run straight to the police? >> no. i was scared if the police found out, byu would find out. >> why were you afraid of that. >> i was afraid of the honor code and i would be kicked out of school. >> reporter: the code outlining modest dress, no caffeine or alcohol or porn or premarital sex. students can be expelled for violating the code. her rapest believe students live in fear of the honor code. >> people know that byu girls will be afraid to report something like that and that puts a target on our backs. >> reporter: that's why some students are going public. they say the school's honor code can shame some into silence. >> honestly, i was hoping i wouldn't make it out of there. i felt so much shame. >> reporter: you literally wanted to die? >> yeah. >> reporter: within days her rapist sent her an e-mail, this time threatening her with new images he had taken during the

new details coming in from inside their face to mace meeting. what both said afterward.lus trump tonight, and what he's now saying about his proposed muslim ban. >>> late today, the two officers now suspended after this moment. a chase, the driver crawling out of the car. and what happened next. was it excessive force? >>> outrage tonight. george zimmerman now selling the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. just a short time ago, putting it back on the auction block. >>> breaking developments about the two boys lost at sea and that iphone found on their boat. >>> and the new statement just in tonight from joan rivers' daughter about her mother's death.

we fought and then we got maced. we got [ bleep ] with a whole load of mace.ppened to me. >> did you sucker punch him? >> i guess you can call it that >> how did he respond? >> he was surprised. he was surprised. he didn't like it. >> despeines was charged with criminal possession of a loaded firearm. and reckless endangerment to which he has not pled guilty. he would not specify the cause of the fight. sergeant salvaggio and officer nicholson hope to get to the bottom of it during disciplinary hearings for both men. >> i think it is possibly a gang related thing. campbell is a latin thing. despeines is a blood. they seem to have problems at times within the facility. >> fighting with another inmate, breaking the rules. you get a $25 fine. i try to make it worth $25. >> despeines, come on in, take a seat. how do you plead? guilty, not guilty, guilty with an explanation? >> i guess i'm guilty for that one. >> he is latin king and you are a blood. >> there's not really no beef between us but it's just a little situation i have. that is what led to the incident.

but whoever told you that's the way to get the swing vote was mace taken. -- was mistaken.espite these unsettling comments, trump is a lot more upset about a controversial comment secretary clinton made about trump last week. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak. >> she used a certain word. off the reservation. men that are off the reservation. and i said to myself, that's a horrible expression. >> larry: yes, the word "reservation" is horrible. that's why when i call a restaurant for a table, i always say, "can i please make an r-word?" (laughter) i recommend that. i recommend that. or an r star-star-star-star-star-star -- (cheers and applause) something like that. all right. actually, i have to give credit to trump here. which is something i said i.d. never do -- like download tidal. man, i am "really" breaking my promises this week. but using "get off the reservation" as an insult is very offensive to native americans. isn't that right, trump? >> that's a very demeaning remark to me

i el feel like i'm mace making history. >> reporter: actor danny glover introduced bernie sanders who got a rock star welcome. >> in case you haven't noticed there is a lot of people here. >> reporter: an estimated 15,000 people in fact who were feeling the bern. sanders says he is in it to win it in california. >> we are going to fight for every vote until june 14th. [ cheers and applause ] and we are going to take the political revolution into the convention in philadelphia. >> reporter: people waited in line for hours in the hot sun. some were overcome by the heat and needed medical attention. >> bern like you mean it. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the wave is getting bigger and it's contagious. >> i'm feeling the revolution. >>> >> reporter: nina moore and ann wenzel drove in from wookd. >> whether bernie wins it or not is not a testament to what people say, but his message is, wake up. >> if you want to make certain we d

experts say part of the problem is funding was not in mace to match a recent expansion to state law. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump has now reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination for president. it take 1,237 delegates to become the nominee. trump has reached 1,238. he was put over the top in the cbs news delegate count boy a small number of the parties unfound delegates who said they would support him at the convention. >>> meanwhile democrat hillary clinton needs 74 more delegates to clinch the nomination for president. it takes 2,383 delegates to become the nominee. she has 2309. today she respond to do state department audit the report criticized her use of private e-mail servers while she was secretary of state. now clinton insist wad she did was allowed even though the report said quote and quite the opposite. >> it was allowed, and the rules have been clarified since i le left. i know people have concerns about this. i understand that. but i think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what i have to offer, my life, and my ser

oak crest high school in mace lanning.eyewitness news" reporter trang do is there tonight. >> reporter: across section of students, parents and teachers came out to oak crest high school to show their support to principal joseph cruz. >> this really touches our heart. to see that the students and the staff and the parents just all around the whole community has come out in support of moo hub. he's a fabulous principal. >> reporter: greater egg harbor regional school district placed him on administrative leave on may fourth without explanation. >> he wanted to be here but if he came then he can have been charged with insubordination. >> reporter: around 75 parents and students attend add regularly scheduled board mee meeting to demand answers but they got. the superintendent declined our quest for an interview. >> we know that he's the principle that cares for our students. so we don't understand why he was let go. why is he on leave. >> we should like at least have some knowledge or -- why he's not here any more. >> report

but the young woman is able to spray mace in his face and he runs off.aptured clear images of his face and investigators are hoping that you can tell them who he is. >>> police trying to track down the hit-and-run driver killing a 53-year-old woman a week ago in camden during a police chase. and dann cuellar live outside of the country prosecutor's office. two angles to the story, the police probe. >> that's right. the authorities continue to try to locate the culprits, they want the men running from the scene to know the woman killed was loved and admired. >> you took my life, my mom. mother's day is in a week, how am i supposed to celebrate. >> they are shaken beyond believe. tia walker, occupation a former housekeeper at camden city hall. a woman beloved by children, especially her three grandchildren. >> it is hard for me and for my children, they don't really understand. she was a big part of her life. >> walking from a relative's house about 9:30 in the morning about 1.5 miles from her home crossing 7th and newton and she was struck by two men in a

. >> tonight taste with tori takes to mace that's all about family. how one mom turned out to dinner nightmare with her kids into a successful restaurant and. >> and beach goers in one jersey shore community will get a bones in us in with beach tag this summer. how officials hope this bracelet could help safe lives. >> kate. >> and beautiful weather finally returned to the area today. but we're going to go from nice to nasty again very quickly. i'll break down when rain comes in fort weekend along with this system that's all coming up when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> u.s. housing market has been slowly recovering since the bubble burst in 2007. >> prices continue to rise. foreclosures are down. it sounds good. but could we be on the path to another crisis? >> good question and nicole brewer is here now with the answer. nicole. >> jess, you said it home prices continue to rise across the country including right here in philadelphia. and while that is good news for h

oak crest high school in mace lanning.eyewitness news" reporter trang do is there tonight. >> reporter: across section of students, parents and teachers came out to oak crest high school to show their support to principal joseph cruz. >> this really touches our heart. to see that the students and the staff and the parents just all around the whole community has come out in support of moo hub. he's a fabulous principal. >> reporter: greater egg harbor regional school district placed him on administrative leave on may fourth without explanation. >> he wanted to be here but if he came then he can have been charged with insubordination. >> reporter: around 75 parents and students attend add regularly scheduled board mee meeting to demand answers but they got. the superintendent declined our quest for an interview. >> we know that he's the principle that cares for our students. so we don't understand why he was let go. why is he on leave. >> we should like at least have some knowledge or -- why he's not here any more. >> report

lots of moisture in mace and that means fog will be developing overnight.ing up we'll talk about visibilities for tomorrow morning's commute an nice stretch of weather ahead. for now ukee back over to you. >> thank you. >> with long memorial day weekend wrapping up with soggy weather some people down the shore trying to sal ratch the day despite the rain. officials say they had their hands full this weekend with some visitors behaving badly a with news reporter trang dough has the story from wildwood report roar rainy dreary end to memorial day weekend down the shore. no one on the beach in wildwood but surprising number of people walking the boardwalk. >> hanging out on the bore walk getting last bit of memorial day in here. >> there's nothing to do today because it's raining. ruined the last day for us but we still love it here. >> reporter: arcade was a busy spot offering fun shelter from the rain. >> not a big fan of the rain today? but it's good for business. >> wonderful place. >> wet weather much needing quiet after wild weekend at the popular shore

carolina school board's discussion of the state's bathroom law while voting to let students carry mace and pepper spray. one member said girls might need them in bathrooms. he and the board chairman now say their decision was not related to the law. >>> "the ft. worth star telegram" reports that the affluenza teen will spend two years in jail. ethan couch was sentenced yesterday for violating parole in the drunk driving crash that killed four people. he received parole three years ago after lawyers suggested that he was too rich and spoiled to understand his actions. >>> "variety" reports that a federal agency will look into why hollywood has so few female directors. the american slishcivil liberti union asked for the investigation. the group says just 7% of the 250 top-grossing films in 2014 were directed by women. >>> still to come, the future of high-speed transportation. a test of the hyper loop which may be able to one day zip people around near the speed of sound. >>> and flying high. we'll tell you which airline passengers love the most. it takes a lot of work... but i really lo

lots of moisture in mace and that means fog will be developing overnight.oming up we'll talk about visibilities for tomorrow morning's commute an nice stretch of weather ahead. for now ukee back over to you. >> thank you. >> with long memorial day weekend wrapping up with soggy weather some people down the shore trying to sal ratch the day despite the rain. officials say they had their hands full this weekend with some visitors behaving badly a with news reporter trang dough has the story from wildwood report roar rainy dreary end to memorial day weekend down the shore. no one on the beach in wildwood but surprising number of people walking the boardwalk. >> hanging out on the bore walk getting last bit of memorial day in here. >> there's nothing to do today because it's raining. ruined the last day for us but we still love it here. >> reporter: arcade was a busy spot offering fun shelter from the rain. >> not a big fan of the rain today? but it's good for business. >> wonderful place. >> wet weather much needing quiet after wild weekend at the popular shor

the addition adds sugarhouse market mace filled with all kinds of places to o also find new event centeroom. the expansion translates into about 500 new full-time jobs at the sugarhouse. howard? >> ♪ >>> sugarhouse going to be tacked on the sugar tax. >> sam bradford -- >> off point. >> that's right. >> if you can drink it. >> sam bradford is back. mon nestly high no doubt this was going to be the result all along. the trade demand i think was more his agent tom condon than it was bradford but it's responsibility of bradford in the end. after connor barwin told me he was coming back the agent then said he rescinded his trade demand. really? the entire demand was a no show. was a mistake from the start. so bradford was out on the practice field this morning with his teammates. the drills are light ones but it was important for bradford to be back with his teammates and in the meeting rooms to get started on the new offensive concepts. eagles connor barwin had been in touch with bradford during the no show and while talking with barwin this morning on the wip morning show, he said the play

during the struggle victim was able to fight off the suspect by spraying him with mace. please take a good look at this man if you recognize him you are asked to contact the philadelphia police. >>> a break right now from the rain, it seems like but don't get used to it, wet weather is far from over. meteorologist kate bilo has more. when is the next rounding to go hit. >> it looks like by early tomorrow morning we will be dealing with yet another round of light rain, ukee and it will be on and off through the next few days. you can see off to the south, is there a batch of rain just moving south of baltimore. these showers could get in here, through the rest of tonight the but i'm saying tonight is a complete thely dry night. just scattered showers. but we're actually luck anyone regard because it has been so cloudy and cool we don't have the fuel provided, needed really for severe weather to take place and that is exactly what is happening here across portions of virginia. take a look at one storm just quickly i want to show you this one cell, actually a tornado warnin

. >> reporter: ball moves by howie roseman, two mace i have trades and then selection of the carson wentzowie needs a winning man. chicago tribune are report ago this eagles will interview gentlemen douglass as position of director personnel. he spent 15 seesscouting for baltimore ravens and one year as bears director of college scouting. >>> st. louis has seen philly and card picking up in the fourth inning. ryan howard coming on sending it long, a three run shot, his seventh of the season, phillies on top three to nothing. fifth inning things falling apart, ball hit hard, and then off of freddie galvis. now we will have a play at the plate. there is chooch. he makes the tag but he is safe. to the ninth, tied at four and the phillies bull pen cannot hold it. jeanmar gomez giving up the game winning rbi right there. phillies lose five-four your final score. >>> that will do it for sports i'm don bell, have a great the day. >>> well, still ahead late night laughs james corden and gwenn stephan i sing car pool car oak which big names. >> and why janet jackson postponed her world tour that w

experts say part of the problem is funding was not in mace to match a recent expansion to state law. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump has now reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination for president. it take 1,237 delegates to become the nominee. trump has reached 1,238. he was put over the top in the cbs news delegate count boy a small number of the parties unfound delegates who said they would support him at the convention. >>> meanwhile democrat hillary clinton needs 74 more delegates to clinch the nomination for president. it takes 2,383 delegates to become the nominee. she has 2309. today she respond to do state department audit the report criticized her use of private e-mail servers while she was secretary of state. now clinton insist wad she did was allowed even though the report said quote and quite the opposite. >> it was allowed, and the rules have been clarified since i le left. i know people have concerns about this. i understand that. but i think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what i have to offer, my life, and my ser