god called moses to action and moses repeatedly found excuses not to act. who am i that i should to pharaoh, bring the sons of israel out of egypt. oh, my lord, i pray send some other person. i have sheep to tend. and people won't believe me. ooichl not i am not a good speaker. he is obviously not the only one that muddled the english language, or in his case arabic. fortunately moses recognized the call to serve something greater than himself. he answered the call led his people, and history was made. you, too, will be called at some point. the question is will you be

. >>> a convicted cop killer is sentenced for the murder of philadelphia police officer, moses walker jr. and lesean mccoy sounds off again on chip kelly. >> and we are tracking true summer like weather, we'll let you know when in accuweather. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >>> this pair has been accused of stealing $47,000 of copper wiring from toms river township they caught david smith and patrice with wire cutters in winding river park they determined they were responsible for recent thefts in the area and caused damage to township property during the alleged crimes. >>> a philadelphia man is sentenced to life behind bars for the murder of a philadelphia police officer. vernon odom has the story. >> reporter: it's mandatory lincoln financial

shawn moses pleaded guilty to taking secret recording toss fitting rooms at several local malls.e took pictures through apartment buildings and ate the beach and posted them on line. prosecutors called this one of the largest invasion of privacy cases they have seen here. moses will be sentenced in september. >>> delaware is one step closer to reducing penalty for people caught with small an amount of marijuana state house approved a bill that would make it a civil offense if you have 1 ounce or less of marijuana. that is punishable by a $100 fine but no jail time. smoking marijuana in public and selling it are still considered crimes. bill now heads to the the state senate. >>> 5:19. time to check your philadelphia a jobs market report with cbs news business am list jill schlesinger. >> reporter: with the end of the school year upon us, it is time for high school kid to get busy and land a summer job. summer jobs are more illusive after the recession but a survey by snag a job.com predicting strong job growth this um iser. 78 percent said they expect to higher the same number of

police began investigating moses last september.e was arrested at his home in march. >>> a businessman charged with molesting boys at a delaware ice arena faces up to nine years in prison. 48-year-old scott bicking pleaded no contest to charges. he was arrested in september 2013 after a 14-year-old boy volunteering at the pond ice arena in newark delaware told his father about alleged inappropriate contact. sentencing for bicking is set for september. >>> a philadelphia city councilman reacts today to reports that a group of women is attacking people in his district. more than 200 neighbors gathered for a protest in south philly last night. they claim the group of women was attacked several people and police were slow to take action. it's important to get the right information out to the community to keep people calm. >> the worst possible thing is you know some people get really upset. and then what happens is, create another issue on top of the issue that happened. and then once things escalate even more damage can be done. >> the

they say moses had to be holy because god used him to free his people. moses was a murderer. i am too old to do anything. abram was 75 and god says i am going to make you a father of many nations. we are all called. it's a universal call. we are just regular people. i am just a regular guy. i don't have a ph.d in sacred theology but what i do have is a first peters 3:15 story. what i do have is a reason for my belief. if someone asks me why i am catholic it is not because my parents were catholic or i was baptized. i am cath like because i believe in the eucharist, believe in the body, blood, soul, divinity of jesus christ. that's why i am catholic. i want everyone else to understand that encounter. i live this life, and i go and minister to so many people that are hurting. i was ministering in richmond, california last week to a 17 year old young man in one of the neighborhoods where one of his friends had just been murdered. i said how are you living? he said "day by day." he said today was a good day. nobody i know got killed. i am just trying to mayk it to my 18th birthda

he shot and killed jeffrey moses jr. in 2012 at what was beginning as a robbery attempt. he was walking home from a bus stop after finishing his shift at the 21st police district. this carries a mandatory life sentence without parole. >> one other note, rafael jones showed no remorse whatsoever as the sentence was passed and is on his way to be behind bars for the rest of his life with no opportunity for parole. live at the justice center in center city, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> delaware county authorities are investigating three fires that broke out along the same chester block in less than a week. it happened on the 400 block of bicly place and firefighters arrived and flames and heavy smoke coming from the row home, authorities however were first called to the block for a fire in an unoccupied home on saturday. and then early monday morning a fire started next door at a vacant house and that spread to neighboring homes and some believe this is no accident. >> i think that someone is interested in buying up these houses and getting them ch

the death of officer moses walker jr. mandates that sentence. >> this is walker walking home in the predawn hours of august 2012 after finishing his shift at the 25th district seconds later, jones and another man tried to rob him. jones the da says is finally off the streets forever. >> he started his criminal history at the able of 12 committing a burglary and his life is one long unabated crime spree. >> officer walker's mother delivered an impact statement in court this morning. >> he is going to do life in prison, i am happy about that he won't be on the streets harming anybody else. i believe justice was done. >> jones's lawyer believes that he was not the trigger man but believe its was the other man mcfarland. in exchange for his testimony against jones he cut a deal to do 20 to 40 years in prison. >> the other go the witness was the go that brought the guy from his house and brought the gun into the car and then brought the gun back home. >> for the record not today or any other time, did jones ever express any re

jones was convicted in the murder and robbery of philadelphia police officer moses walker in 2012. jones never apologized to the officer's family after walker's mother made an emotional statement in court. >> he's going to do life in prison. i'm happy about that. i'm very happy about that. at least he won't be on the streets harming anybody else. >> it was the other guy that did the shooting. if there's any remorse the shooter should be the person that expresses remorse. >> should he have said it that way instead of the way he did? >> i can't speak for him. i'll just say that i, personally would've said it differently. >> mcfarland accepted a 20 to 40-year plea deal in exchange for his testimony against jones. >>> new at 6:00 in delaware county tonight, a young boy and his mother may have interrupted a burglary at their home when they got home this afternoon. nbc 10 on the scene at police searched for clues on bambi lane in haverford. they tell us the boy and his mom came home to find a man running down the street. they noticed their cellar door had been kicked in. nothing was take

moses noel torres the driver of the get-away car ordered held on $250,000 bond. all four suspects will be tried as adults. they'll be back in court july 13th for a preliminary examination. at 6:00 what the neighbors think. nbc bay area news. >>> new at 5:00 california's record drought has the attention of the white house tonight. today president barack obama pledged $18 million to california to help provide jobs for workers displaced by the dry conditions. the money is part of a $110 million aid package for seven western states to help reduce the threat of wildfires and secure crop insurance. >>> the state is turning the spigot off for farmers with old water rights. officials told more than 100 senior rights holders to stop pumping from three waterways. the order applies to farmers whose water rights were staked more than a century ago. the reductions are enforced largely on an honor system because there are few meters and sensors in place to monitor consumption. >>> as we roll into the weekend, find some shade. that's your best advice. triple digit heat for many

prison today without the possibility of parole for the murder of off-duty philadelphia police officer moses walker. jones and another man tried to rob officer walker on august 18th, 2012, as he walk to a bus. they shot him twice killing him. "eyewitness news" spoke to the first responders at that scene where walker was shot. >> i cannot say it is justice served, but whether it is justice or not it won't bring moses back. it won't bring our friend back. it won't bring my collogue's brother back. >> reporter: are officer walker's family has since set up a scholarship fun in his name to deserving single parents to trade school or college. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the mill creek neighborhood. police responded to a corner market at forty-sixth and parish where they found the man suffering from two gunshot wound. that victim was taken to penn presbyterian medical center and is in stable condition tonight. in the meantime police continue to investigate the shooting. >>> the public will have a chance to pay its respects to beau biden the former delaware attorney gener

charlie: there is also a new book about robert moses and jane jacobs, and this is in copenhagen.rke: i think this mountain is an example of what we like to call architectural alchemy, by taking traditional ingredients like this, a big parking structure for the neighborhood. it is like an illusion of a photographic image, and then on top, we have placed a layer of apartments, so instead of having just like a traditional stack of apartments one placed on top of each other, they are actually cascading, so on this side, they cover the parking, but on the sunnyside, it becomes a man-made mountain of houses with gardens, almost like having a suburban lifestyle, a house with a garden, with a view in the middle of the city. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> good morning, i'm sherry and in this is trending business. ♪ shery: we will you live in singapore for part of this hour but here's what we are watching this morning. corona backtracks and the yen is falling after the bank of japan governor tells parliament he didn't mean to predict the future nominal foreign-e

charlie: there is also a new book about robert moses and jane jacobs, and this is in copenhagen.rke: i think this mountain is an example of what we like to call architectural out the me, the fed by taking traditional ingredients, like and this, a big parking structure for the neighborhood. -- architectural alchemy created by taking traditional ingredients, like this, with a big parking structure. it is like an illusion of a photographic image, and then on top, we have placed a layer of apartments, so instead of having just like a traditional stack of apartments one placed on top of each other, they are actually cascading, so on this side, they cover the parking, but on the sunnyside, it becomes a man-made mountain of houses with gardens, almost like having a suburban lifestyle, a house with a garden , with a view in the middle of the city. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ ♪ angie: failing to spot. a surprise drop in federal production shows the u.s. economy struggling to regain momentum. and fasten your seatbelts. toyota's plan to sell stock that straps inv

. >> officer moses walker was shot to death on a city street back in 2012. doug shimell spoke with the officer's family after today's hearing. doug? >> and the officer's family knows that his killer was supposed to be under house arrest at the time of the shooting. they say today's sentence is better than nothing. >> the man who robbed and killed what he thought was a temple student in august 2012 now set in court to await life without parole for the murder of officer moses walker. >> he'll rot in jail and will only leave in a pine box. >> but rafael jones never told the court he was sorry. but, instead, challenged the judge's authority to impose the sentence. officer ryan saunders held walker as he lay dying. >> for him to not show any lack of concern or any type of remorse, that hurts a lot. but he'll have the rest of his life to think about that in person. >> chancellor mcfarland testified against him. >> you can only express remorse if you're the guy who did it. it was the other guy who actually did the shooting. so if there's any remorse, the shooter sh

existing pa vile yans, as an idea, we tried to conceive of the dry line as a love child of robert moses and jane jacobs. robert moses was also known as the power broker, a public ser vanity as public servant with almost totalitarian influence. he made a lot of the very necessary public works in new york -- the highways on the waterfronts, the public housing. >> rose: often bull dozing everything in his way. >> exactly. a devastating impact on surroundings. at some point he wanted toun a highway through greenwich village and encounter resistance from jane jacobs and rallied the community and managed in a david and goliath moment to defeat the plans and save the village. we thought what if they worked together if because to resist an incoming flood you need create 12 miles of con tuggous waterfront, a wholestic overview, but to make it successful for community, it needs to happen in a close conversation with people who are going to inhabit it. so instead of making a seawall that separates the life of the city from the water around it to make it into an inviting landscape that brings the l

god called moses to action and moses repeatedly found excuses not to act. who am i that i should to pharaoh, bring the sons of israel out of egypt. oh, my lord, i pray send some other person. i have sheep to tend. and people won't believe me. ooichl not i am not a good speaker. he is obviously not the only one that muddled the english language, or in his case arabic. fortunately moses recognized the call to serve something greater than himself. he answered the call led his people, and history was made. you, too, will be called at some point. the question is will you be optimistic and hopeful or pessimistic and cynical. here are three reasons to be optimistic and hopeful. one, you're graduating from a great university. your smu degree will open the door to a wide variety of career options. millions will never have had this opportunity. smu laid a foundation to reason and continue throughout your life. it has given you tools to be productive citizens. one of the great strengths of america is active public square. issues are influenced by the wilfl of the peop

it approved what moses said was marriage. and in this nation throughout the nation until some said we've become smarter than we've ever been, once again, defying solomon's statement there's nothing new under the sun, this is not new. we're no more enlightened than other civilizations have been. but if the supreme court and a majority -- in a majority decision destroys the constitution's -- the constitutions of numerous states across this nation and the majority opinion has justices who are violating federal statute regarding what a judge shall do then it would appear that their law would be no more valid than if someone here cast the deciding vote on legislation that becomes law and it's determined that the deciding vote were cast by someone who was not legally a member of congress. there would be reason to say that's not a valid law. it did not pass the house of representatives. and especially if it turned out that, say 20, 30, 40% of those casting the majority votes on a bill were disqualified at the time of the vote from c

. >> mose pagado muy caro para para ver a un mÉxico muy mediocre.de no haber podido gritar gol. el dÍa maÑana le toca a uruguay que enfrenta a jamaica y argentina debuta contra paraguay. con este ambiente de fiesta... nos despedimos. [imÁgenes] (gritos) (cantan) >> gracias. >> mÁs entusiasmo que fÚtbol esta noche. >> al regresar, las imÁgenes del tiburÓn blanco mÁs grande que haya sido grabado. >> mexicano ademÁs. [mÚsica] >> vamos a ver a a continuaciÓn lo que podrÍan ser las imÁgenes del tiburÓn mÁs grande que jamÁs se haya grabado hasta el momento. la investigadora publicÓ en su cuenta de facebook el video que muestra al enorme tiburÓn de mÁs de 20 pies de largo. quÉ belleza. >> esto sucediÓ en isla guadalupe, el punto mÁs occidental del territorio mexicano a 87 millas de la penÍnsula de baja california. mauricio pasa seis meses al aÑo, ilia, sÓlo en la isla junto con el capitÁn de su pequeÑa embarcaciÓn estudiando los tiburones de isla guadalupe. unos de los lugares mÁs importantes para entender al tiburÓn podranco en el mundo. >> tenemos que ap

a memory of brian moses. a laurel man who was stabbed to death ten years ago. >> the case is a cold case, probably considered a cold case but to me, i want to keep it hot. i want to keep it warm. i want to keep it out there. >> reporter: shirley bell is brian's mom. she organized the basketball game as a way to honor her son on what would have been his 30th birthday. he loved the game. >> i look at the calendar yes. it's ten years but for me, it's like it just happened. >> reporter: bell remembers when the police arrived at her home telling her her 20-year-old son had been stabbed. >> it was one stab wound from what i understand. and it punctured his lung and his heart. >> reporter: brian lived for three weeks and when the doctor told bell her son wouldn't make it through the night, she made him a promise. >> i said to him, basically on his dying bed, that, you know i will find out who did this to you and bring him to justice and that's something that haunts me every day, that i have not been able to get that

. >> any other questions for the chief or commander moses? thank you commander and chief >> thank you. >> inspector occ director's report and review of recent activities. >> good evening commissioner turman and members the commission and chief suhr and members of the public this evening i'll provide i with a few statistics acknowledge occ cases next week i'll provide a written report on the statistics from may of this year and also i will present the annual report finally next week and constituent in next week's packet will be the april statistical report as well as the occs community outreach strategic plan and the occs first report on customer satisfaction survey those all those reports will be on next week most of the information will be incorporated into my annual report presentation we'll not be here tonight hearing those reports this evening keeping in mind the statistics tonight are 5 most the first five most of this interest complaints 2 hundred and 89 parade to 3 hundred plus a 10 decrease in the complaints the occ received complaint

and -- they're held on $10,000 bond and 22-year-old moses noel torres the alleged driver of the get away car was ordered held on $250,000 bond. >> all four suspects will be prosecuted together as adults. they're due back in court on july 13th. i'm chuck coppola. >>> they've identified a man part of a group stealing packages off people's front doorsteps. detectives got several tips after sharing surveillance video on tv and social media. the police led them to a 33-year-old man from union city. police will now ask alameda prosecutors to charge him. the group of thieves is suspected of ripping off a bunch of packages since late april. >>> a milestone in the demolition project of the old span of the bay bridge. it's gone. the cantilever used to fill this gap south of the span of the bridge. they began taking it down piece by piece back in november of 2013 two months after it shut down. this is what the old span looked like. a web of steel. efforts will focus on tearing down the remaining section was the old eastern span. heads up if you're traveling through oakland tomorrow on b.a.r.t.

. >>> john statement mose, the star or the tv show "full house" was arrested on suspicion of drinking and driving last night. he was pulled over in beverly hills and taken to the hospital for a poll medical condition, and that's where doctors say they realized he had been drinking, stamos was cited and released into the care of the hospital. today he tweeted out a thanks to fans for love and support. stamos will produce and star in a 13 episode reboot of full house next year on netflix. >> up next on abc7 news at 6:00, game six of the nba final will be anway game but you can help keep oracle arena rocking. >>> well we see any relief from the heat? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> the warriors continue the small ball lineup? both teams practiced today in oakland and andrew bogut talks about his role as the series continues coming up in sports. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minu

the chance for parole today, he was convicted in 2012 murder of off-duty philadelphia police officer moses walker. >>> kate? >>> well chris we had those cloud and showers mainly miss is off to the south little bit of unshine in the afternoon, temperatures rose further then they did yesterday but for tomorrow the june chill, will linger. we will stay in the 60's or lower 07's. shower chance continues through end of the week but looking more promising this weekend. i will have the full seven day forecast in a bit jessica. >> kate, thank you. >>> community leaders reviewed video that allegedly shows the deadly confrontation between police and terror suspect. osama rahim was shot and killed by police yesterday. authorities say he had been under surveillance for months and lunged at them with a knife when they tried to question him. authorities released that video to dispel rumors about what actually occurred. >> what the video does reveal to us very clearly is that the individual was not on the cell phone. the individual was not shot in the back and that the information that was reported by ot

. >>> john statement mose, the star or the tv show "full house" was arrested on suspicion of drinkingriving last night. he was pulled over in beverly hills and taken to the hospital for a poll medical condition, and that's where doctors sy they realized he had been drinking, stamos was ced and released into the care of the hospital. today he tweeted out a thanks to fans for love and support. stamos will produce and star in a 13 epise reboot of full house next year on netflix. >>p next on abc7 news a 6:00, game six of the nba nal will be anway game but you can lp keep oracle arena rocking. >>> well we see an relief from the heat? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> the warriors contie the small ball lineup? th teams practiced today in oakland and andrew bogut talks about his role as theeries continues coming up in sports. kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. they have the most free on demand tv sws and movies on all my devices. it's perfect for me because my ds are costing me a fortune. i'm going to

he spot and killed moses walker junior who was on his way home after working an overnight shift.dge handed down the sentence yesterday. >> my family is satisfied we're happy that justice was served he is off the streets but it's never going to be over. >> reporter: jones' criminal record dates back to a burglary charge at the age of 12. >>> water damage forced the city of bethlehem to shut down two downtown businesses. water leaking through the ceiling caused the ceiling tiles to fall at the stores on broad street. two other businesses in the buildings have minor damage, but remain open for business. >> 5:06. there was one winner in the 188 million-dollar powerball drawing, the ticket sold in arizona. here the numbers. 6, 40. 37, 13 arena 8. the powerball was 11 and the power play 2. >> turning to accuweather and david murphy. getting warmer today? >> reporter: yeah, no. >> [laughter]. >> reporter: we're stuck in the 60s, similar to yesterday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast double scan shows we're looking at a little sprinkle and shower activity most of it down sout

the man acquitted of murdering philadelphia police officer moses walker. rafael jones killed officer walker. in court, the officer's mother called jones ded ded jones an animal. his mother led a prayer outside of center city philadelphia. >> from his history, that he's an animal, but i expected that. i knew justice is going to be served, i just wished the punishment fit the crime. >> co-defendant mcfarland accepted a 20 to 40-year plea deal in exchange for his testimony against jones. >>> the jessica padgett murder case will take the next step forward in charging gregory graf is charged with killing his stepdaughter and abusing her corpse. police found her body behind a shed on graf's property last november. she was last seen leaving her job at a north hampton day care five days later. investigators say graf shot is and killed her and then video taped himself abusing her. >>> a man leaves a 3-year-old boy in a car. the police say the boyfriend drove off after a traffic stop in west philadelphia last night. they chased hill later recovered his car in upper

kim is going to stay with us as well as jerod moses.ooking for love in all the right places, the stock market a lot of love to be had there. shares of the inner half -- the internet conglomerates hit a 22 year high today. this has been telegraphed into a single business reporting segment 18 months ago. this includes match.com okcupid, and tender. -- tinder. they put a price tag of $6 billion on the business unit. they are selling less than 10% of the match group and they expect to complete the transaction in the fourth quarter. coming up, the u.s. may be reaching a cyber truce with china, but could this really prevent more reaches? -- breaches? and bad blood between apple and taylor swift is over. she is putting 1989 on apple music, next. ♪ cory: a story we are watching violence on the streets as taxi drivers protest uber in france. courtney love was caught in the chaos. uber has over one million users in france. uber tells us the company condemns the violence and its service is not illegal in france. we will keep you posted as that sto

a judge handed down that sentence for the man convicted of murdering philadelphia police officer moses walker. rafael jones killed officer walker in court. the officer's mother called jones an animal. jones shot officer walker in august 2012 while walker was headed home from new york in north philadelphia. after yesterday's sentencing officer walker's mother led a prayer circle outside the courthouse in center city. she said she was not surprised that her son's killer showed no remorse. >> i know from his history that he's had an animal so i expected that but i knew justice was going to be served you know. i just wished that punishment fit the crime. >> jones' co-defendant chance mcfarland accepted a 20 to 30-year plea deal in exchange for his testimony against jones. >>> the jessica padgett murder case will take the next step towards her killer gregory graf is charged with killing his ten daughter and abuse her corpse. graf's lawyers are preparing an insanity defense. police found her body behind a shed on graf's property last november. she was last seen leaving her job at a northampt

he said the moses generation got us 90% of the way there. and this was before he got elected.'t you think that cut into the 10% a little bit there? >> yao are youou're off on this one. >> for crying out loud he went from that guy to a victorcrat. >> larry, it's clear that the president said we have made tremendous progress on race in his lifetime. >> then act like it. >> when he talks about dna, i don't see why you're getting so upset. the fact is in the constitution of the united states it says we are 3/5 human. we're not even fully human. >> it was amended, juan. it was amended. >> yeah. okay. >> did you get the news? the 13th amendment. it was a change. >> but our birth as an american people, we had racism baked in the pie. >> you know, juan, these worshippers who were murdered had their loved ones forgive the guy who killed their loved ones. when is black america going to forgive white america for slavery? when? >> most black americans don't walk around lamenting, oh, my god, we want an apology for slavery. >> you had don lemon have some white guy tell obama to apologize f

. >> reporter: lina moses is back at it, on the trail of a killer virus near kenema, sierra leone. she is still haunted by memories of the worst days of the ebola epidemic last year. >> we didn't go searching for ebola. ebola came to us and it came with a vengeance. >> reporter: she took us to the remote villages of kpalu. >> this is the first time we've trapped for a while since the ebola outbreak started. >> reporter: an epidemiologist and disease ecologist with tulane university's viral hemorrhagic fever program, lina leads a team focused primarily on a virus with ebola-like symptoms: lassa fever. lassa and ebola are so called zoonotic diseases-- caused by viruses, parasites or bacteria that are normally spread among animals-- but occasionally spill over to humans, often causing severe disease. understanding how these viruses make the jump into humans is at the core of her research. >> anytime you're looking at zoonotic disease you have to start looking at the animal that carries it, the animal that maintains it in nature, and that's the only way you can start to control it. we

. >> i love the goggles the sun block on your mose. >> the details here at cbs-3 lots of sun for youday. not terribly humid man pool day if i ever saw it, five out of five beach balls for you here, mid 90s tomorrow, starting off with some sunshine, most of the day in fact will feature sun but then new frontal boundary comes along, we are going to see what could be some nasty thunderstorms that fire up along with that bring back down reopened for traffic better news there nice shot of the river there see a lot of sunshine around this morning, battling some sun glare, checking out the vine street expressway, westbound approaching 76, jammed up just little bit but still moving at good speeds move into the heart of rush hour. ninety-five looking southbound past cottman still okay shape this morning. you can see the sun reflecting off some of the road signs. so again a lot of sun glare this morning again west terminal renovations return through september. more news when we ret >> on the health watch, new data on children and severe allergic reaction. >> canadian researchers found swift tr

jones shot and killed off-duty police officer moses walker, jr. in august of 2012.ker's mother said today i'm happy jones won't be on the streets harming anybody else. so in a sense i believe justice was done. >>> police arrested two former employees of are a dental office in the logan section of philadelphia. the two men allegedly caused a disturbance this afternoon inside all care dental on the 5700 block of north broad street. the police say the suspect then stabbed a security guard. the victim is in stable condition tonight. both suspects are in custody. >>> kennedy university health security officers put their skills to the test tonight. the hospital in stratford, new jersey stranged an emergency simulation. officers practiced how they would react if an armed intruder came into the hospital. stratford's police and fire departments and summerdale's police department took part in the simulation tonight. >>> upper darby police say a driver who just left a court hearing for a careless driving violation crashed minutes later. surveillance video captured the scene. t

sixers will show off new gear tonight with the billy cunningham, darryl dawkins moses lah loan, allen iverson. the preview is free to the fans and it starts at 7:00. looking good there. >> work ago this runway. >> creative too, with the jacket. >> very nice. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", mcdonald's is making big changes in order to cut slumping sales. jill wagner will have next in your money watch report but first here's a look at is what coming up tonight on the cbs-3. >>> updating breaking news, one people are dead. police say a white man walk in the emmanuel church a historic african-american church and then opened fire. authorities are calling the violence a hate crime that shooter remains at large. >>> philadelphia police hope you can help them identify this person of interest in slashing attack on market frankford line. fifty year-old woman was slashed with the raiser 9:30 at the margaret orthodox station after an argument. >>> and police are searching for gerald hall in the stabbing death of the mother of his children, 28 year-old brittany green. authorities say that ha

also on hands sixers legends moses malone, cunningham, dawkins, and others.ome good news some bad nice for philly fans this morning. good news, well, the phils nine game losing streak is over. thank goodness. the bad news? cole hamels will miss a start against the cardinals tonight because of hamstring strain unfortunately. now, yesterday another homerun for the orioles. they hit 12 homeruns against the phillies in this series. but the phils they finally got one, too ryan howard, despite all of the offense and the phils win it two-one. >>> and while today is the second round of the us open outside seattle tiger woods struggled to his worse rounds ever at an open. he had eight bogus and triple, to finish at ten over. so, not so great for tiger. first round leaders are dustin johnson and henry stinson at five under. erika? >> nicole, thank you. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" the latest overnight developments on the charleston church shooting suspect gets ready to head to court today. philadelphia city council has wrapped up its work for th

shawn moses pleaded guilty to invasion of privacy charges in delaware county court yesterday. he used his cell phone to record the girls and women in retail stores. he uploaded the videos to a pornographic sight. >>> we have new information on the sexual assault information against bill cosby. they're trying to block a subpoena to a lawyer who handled a 2006 assault. the women say the documents from the philadelphia case will help their lawsuit but those papers are protected by a confidentiality agreement. >>> the heavy rains we've had created dangerous conditions in parts of our area. >> check out this video. a woman stranded on top of her car on a flooded roadway. we'll tell you where this happened and the efforts to save her. >>> plus collision on florida train takes. the daring moving investigators say the driver made. >>> if you're tired of these soggy conditions i am tracking dryer and warmer weather along the way. i'll let you know exactly when coming up in my seven day forecast. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontl

jones facing life sentence for murder of off-duty philadelphia police officer moses taylor junior in august of 2012. >>> well, prosecutors in the colorado theater shooting played a chilling tape that shows james will holmes talking to a variety about killing a dozen people. andrew spencer has more on what the jury heard. >> reporter: despite comparison to the joker and speculation about his mental state james holmes told a psychiatrist he was calm, collect as he prepared to walk into this movie theater in a aurora colorado where wow kill a dozen people and injury 70 others. calm and collect is how he described donning a gas mask, turning up music on his wireless headphones, stepping in the theater and throwing a tear gas can store. >> unaudible. >> his shotgun runs out of ammunition. >> i put the gun down and switched. >> reporter: recording played in court on tuesday is part of the 22 hours of session that is holmes had with a psychiatrist have after he pleaded in the guilty by reason of insanity. holmes told doctor william reid he didn't remember most of the shots he fired but he d

look over my shoulder, you can see they have opened up the doors, they aring into see doctor j moses man malone, bobby jones, darryl dawkins. a lot of stuff to give away. a a lot of these people are telling me who they want and they want deangelo russell out of ohio state. point guard good shooter good passer. he is considered a top five pick. maybe as high as second overall to the lakers. he says tonight is all about sharing the experience. >> man emotions will be high but, you know, my family is here and my best friend, and they get to share it with me will make it all worth it. >> and the other man project to be favorite of the sixers is christus, the 6-foot 911 power forward said to be a great shooter. he said he is not worried about where he is pick near the draft. >> i don't try to think about that. it is not in my hands right now. i'm preparing myself, either way i'm hoping for the best and expecting the worst. >> all right. big question is who do you think sixers should take with the third overall pick? connect with us on facebook, twitter, cbs philly.com. let us know who sho

generals is supposed to learn his fate awaiting sentencing for murder of the philadelphia police officer moses walker. august 182,012th, 2 member tried to rob officer walker walking to the bus just after he left his shift. prosecutors say it happened so fast he didn't have have time to pull his gun. other man pleaded guilty. >>> an apology and a pledge from amtrak ceo joseph boardman testified before the house transportation committee, it is investigating last months derailment in port richmond that killed eight people and injured 200 others. investigators say speed played a role in the crash. amtrak plans to install cameras and have safety systems the line by the end of this year. >> i still believe that the single will greatest contributions that my generation of railroaders can make, to this industry is to implement ptc as rapidly as possible. >> national transportation safety board has 15 days to determine if the engineer was on his cell phone before that crash took place. if it can't, there will be another hearing. >>> we now know that a philadelphia bound flight was one of the five targe

rafael generals will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering philadelphia police officer moses walker. in 2012, officer walker finish his shift and was walking to a bus stop when jones and another man tried to rob him. they had a gun and shot the officer twice. the other man responsible chancer mcfarland is serving 20 to 40 years in prison. >>> the fbi now says that the man killed tuesday by a anti terror task force in boston had been plot ago tax a against police officers. osama a rahim is said of spoken of beheadings, purchased knives and talk about an a attack on boys on blue. authorities say office hours confronted him retreated after he pulled a military style knife but fired when he refused to drop it. his nephew is being held on charges of conspiracy with intent to help construct a federal investigation. >>> bomb threat forced evacuation of the cherry hill mall. chopper three over that scene around 8:00 last night. employees and shoppers waited in the parking lot while law enforcement swept the mall. nothing suspicious was found a and the mall was reopen. the the threat