. >>> it is thursday september 18th good morning i'm ukee washington, i'm natasha brown. >>> a man riding a bike cyst shot during an overnight robbery in northeast fail. he is in critical condition while police hunt for person who pull the trigger. >>> and the philadelphia city council set to vote today on landmark legislation, to decriminalized small amounts of marijuana. >>> we will get you those stories and more in a bit the but looks like we are having a carbon copy wet wise of yesterday. >> no complaints here. >> yes. >> you took the words literally out of my mouth, i was just going to say that. >> it is true, right. >> a carbon copy of what you just said, that is exactly what we have got here, it is almost exactly what took place yesterday. >> which was good. >> pretty nice. >> how bit. light wind, low humidity, another day featuring full sunshine, perhaps a couple more clouds. we have a cold front. very whimpy cold front moving in here. here's a quick check of the 24 hour difference in our temperatures, not too different, obviously, you have only seen anything from 1 degree more or

. >>> i'm natasha brown. we are following developing news in the attack of the same sex couple in center city philadelphia. police are closing in on the suspects after releasing new surveillance video of the vicious beating, we're live from central detective with that story. >>> and more breaking news a water main ruptures in center city turning the treats into a river. this is a live look, you can sea water spewing from the ground in the interest section of seventh and locust. crews are on location working to get that situation under control but you want to avoid that area, of seventh and locust if you have, plans on income this part of the city this morning. >> oh, boy. what a mess. >>> lets check our forecast. fall is around the the corner. getting another taste of to it day, katie over there in the weather center. >> yes, when that rain got out of here it brighten up. it was so pleasant. >> we have no worry with wet weather. straight up nice day. >> yes. >> straight up, now tell me am i right? >> it is go

natasha? >> that's historian i he is still sticking too it. >> average employee really want to climb the corporate ladder? the surprising result after new survey about the american work force. but first, here's a look at whwhat's chest on tonight on cbs-3. >>> well now for another look at this morning's headlines, search for killer is underway after pregnant woman is shot and killed outside of her home in frankford. doctors performed an emergency c-section. the baby died overnight in the hospital. >>> $50,000 rewards is being offered for the shooter who ambush two pennsylvania state troopers outside their bark and in the poconos. corporal dixon died overnight, douglas survived the shooting and is conscious now. >>> the pennsylvania house of representatives will reconvene today, they are expected to vote on a proposed 2-dollar a pack cigarette tax to help funds cash strapped philadelphia public schools. >>> our time now 4:49. let's get check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins u

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.he manhunt for 31-year-old eric frein has been actively under way now for the past week. frein is accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers killing one of them. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in the cbs3 sat center with new developments in this case. matt. >> reporter: natasha, that shelter-in-place order was lifted just a few hours ago for barrett and price townships in monroe county many people there are allowed to move about freely now but police are still urging caution and vigilance because eric frein is still on the run. sirens and racing police cars normal in monroe county a rural quiet area flooded with flashing lights. it was eight days ago that eric frein allegedly shot two trait troopers killing one of them. now hundreds of law enforcement officials and residents want same thing, to see frein captured. >> i think the whole county is going to be relieved, the whole country probably because we can't have people like this running around. >> reporter:

natasha? >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, we will continuing to follow breaking news, homeowner kills a man flying to -- try to sneak in through a window. >> fighting the ebola epidemic. the stems being taken today to combat the growing outbreak. >> clothing controversy. why this sweatshirt ignite add fire storm on line. the company is responding to the critics. we're back with you at the top of the hour. >> an intruder killed after he's caught climbing through a window after apartment. we're live at the scene, with why police say that man was trying to sneak into the home. >>> also, breaking this morning, we're just minutes away now from another atlantic city casino folding. you're looking live here at trump plaza, in atlantic city, getting ready to shut its doors for good. sending hundreds more workers to the unemployed lines. >> it is tuesday, september 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm natasha brown. also this morning, a call th

we have road closures in just a couple minutes, ukee and natasha, good morning. >>> new surveillance video in the beating of the same sex couple in center city may help police break the case wide open. jane carabao joins us live from central detectives to tell us more about it, jan? >> reporter: it seems like just time before these suspects are caught in this cases specially because of this crystal clear surveillance video police have releasedded. since releasing this video they told "eyewitness news" their tip lines have been flooded with calls. take a good look, police describe dozen or so men and women in their 20's, clean cut and well dressed. investigators say they were caught walking in center city just minutes before the attack around 11:00 o'clock at night, when gay couple was brutally assaulted on 16th street south of walnut and chancellor. twenty-eight year-old victim was so badly beaten he was hospitalized for more than three days and his jaw wired shut for eight weeks. his 26 year-old boyfriend has bruises to his face and as they were beaten the couple say gay slurs were

natasha, back you have to. >>> our next update 7:55. this morning why a branch of al qaeda may present a more immediate threat to u.s. home land security. for more local news weather and traffic continue to watch us on these cw ring ring! progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortil.as (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> good morning, a social media campaign helps philadelphia police zero in on, several people, accused in an attack on a same sex couple. >> in a new develop. basketball coach at a catholic high school lost his job in connection to the incident. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us now from central detectives to join us more about that. >> good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. ukee and in a cash a progre

natasha,. >> justin, thanks so much. developing at this hour, officials are working hard to confirm the authenticity of just released video that appears show the excution of yet another hostage by isis militants. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham tells us more about the alleged victim in this case british aid worker david haines. >> reporter: the video releasereleased on social media saturday shows david haines a 44 year old aid worker from scotland on his knees with a masked man hovering over him with a knife. haines was kidnapped in northern syria last year as he delivered humanitarian aid. the new video looked very much like the previous videos showing the execution of two american journalists. james foley and steven sotloff who were beheaded. in the video, it appears haines is following a script. he denounces british prime minister david cameron holding him responsible for his execution and following a trend of british prime ministers who can't find the courage to say no to the americans. the same masked man

natasha. >> all right.ngredient found in the popular toothpaste is causing some concern this morning and that is prompting crest to make major changes to some of their products. this comes after a dental hygienist, noticed something strange in her patient's mouth, blue expects along their gum lines. she learned that the residue you came from tiny micro beads found in some toothpastes, made by crest. one dentist explains the possible danger. >> they will trap bacteria in the gums which leads to gingivitis and overtime that infectious will move from the gum in the bone that hold your teeth in and that is disease, and that disease is scary. >> although they claim they are approved, crest says they plan to be 100 percent micro bead free by march of 2016. >>> still ahead this morning a philadelphia sports ledgend learns it is not so easy throwing out the first pitch, and he is probably asking for a do over. >> a new roll for leonardo dicaprio but this one is not on the big screen, we have the star's new job when

natasha. >> justin we'll see you soon. you. >>> we've got new information tonight in the search for eric frein the man accused of killing one pennsylvania state trooper and seriously injuring another. state police announce the search shifted southeast but still believe the suspect is within five square miles of his parents' home in monroe county. they wouldn't elaborate on exactly what led them to this new search zone. >>> also tonight philadelphia police are investigating a death at a septa train station. septa officials tell us a man fell onto the tracks at the fern rock regional rail station about 10:20 this morning. service was delayed briefly as police conducted their investigation. it's still unclear exactly what caused the plan to fall. >>> and a barrage of gunfire sends four people to the hospital in philadelphia's fairhill neighborhood. it happened here on the 2800 block of hope street. eyewitnesses say a dark colored car with silver rims drove by at about 5:00 a.m. and someone inside opened fire. there's no word

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.his happened less than two hours ago. "eyewitness news" recorder noel mclaren is live at children's hospital where that little girl is in guarded condition right now. noelle. >> reporter: natasha i spoke with the little girl's family who as you can remember are very distraught. many are include the children's hospital of philadelphia where i'm told she's being cared for as police continue to search for the person they believe did this. police provided us with this photo of the car they believe struck her. it was taken from eyewitness video, it's described as a lime green mitsubishi outlander with pennsylvania license plate number jky7458 and if you do see this, police ask that you do call them. family tells us the seven-year-old girl's name is aurora mclean. she ran for a ball. the car drug her outside her home on 42nd street. then they say the driver took off. her grandfather now pleading with that person to turn themself in. >> i wish you would just turn yourself in. be man enough or

ukee and natasha. >> frozen is making a killing. they are every where. okay, thanks very much. >>> in other news this morning police in virginia are searching for a man last seen talking to a university of virginia student before she disappeared. eyewitness told charlottesville police he saw that man wrap his arm around hanna graham's shoulders at a downtown mall. in one has seen or her from the 18 year old sips last week even. the police chief spoke about his meeting with her parents. >> i can't imagine as a parent and as a husband, i can't imagine what they are going through these past several days. >> the fbi is now aiding in this investigation. >>> well, also happening today lawyers and federal prosecutors in the boston marathon bombing case they are due in court, defense lawyers will ask a judge to move dzhokhar czar nav's trial out of massachusetts, tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty in last years attack that killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >>> the officer at the center of the shooting in missouri goes before a grand jury, office

. >> reporter: good morning ukee and natasha. this video vice good, very clear and police tell us they have been getting a lot of tips after they released it. the tips in the traditional sense as well as help on social media, namely on twitter. it could be just time before these people get to turn themselves in or they get caught in the most traditional way. still victims are speaking out this morning, in hopes that it does not happen again. it is crystal clear, surveillance video. the group of a dozen men or women a group police are searching for in connection with the savage assault of the gay couple in center city and many say it is a surprising group of suspects. >> it is just so strange to see according to what you have shown me here it is people of my generation as well. >> is what everybody so mad about, i just don't get it. people are entitled to live how they choose. >> reporter: one in an orange vest, another in this, police describe them as clean cut and well dressed. but for men brutally beaten they say looks can be d

natasha brown is live in northern liberties and natasha, you spoke with the owner. >> reporter: yes,s a tale of two very different stories here and both sides are unapologetic about where they stand on this issue. businesses swift at pyt burger in northern liberties days after the restaurant went viral. now, not just known for its burgers, but for being the recipient of a 20-cent tip from eagles running back lesean mcc mccoy. >> we never had anyone meticulously sell out 00.20 centss and then add it up correctly and then walk out. >> today mccoy broke his silence about why he felt the tiny tip was warranted. >> i tip on my service, you know, and i think the difference between, you know, good service and bad service or just having a bad day. there's big difference from just being rude and disrespectful. >> reporter: tommy owns. he was there the night of mccoy an group of friends were served. he tells a different story altogether. >> his reason was ambivalent request about bad services. sat next to me and my general manager and my partner. his service was -- >> hours after the meal up p

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, even though that order was lifted the manhunt does continue, for eric matthew frein. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers live in the cbs-3 sat center with the very latest in the hunt for this man. >> natasha, that shelter in place order lifted just few hours ago for barrett and price townships monroe county. police are moving freely, urging caution, villages, because eric frein is still on the run. >> sirens, racing police cars, new normal in monroroe county, a rural quiet area now flooded with flashing lights. it was eight days ago, thatd eric frein allegedly shot two state troopers, killing one of them. now, hundreds of law enforcement officials and thousands of residents all want the same thing, to see frein captured. >> i think the whole county will be relieved. the whole country probably, because we can't have people like this running around. >> officers a periods to be running in on the 31 year old self trained survival is, friday night, report of gunfi

for justin, lesley, all of us here, i'm natasha brown. to see you at 11 o'clock over on our sister station cbs3. have a great night, everyone. >> ♪ i wish my dad had told me: the longest pause you will ever experience in your life is the one that follows asking the question... will you marry me? but if you're lucky, she may answer with the single greatest word in the english language. yes. captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television stella and i spent that summer happily engaged. marshall was still coping with unemployment. what are you doing? lily threw herself into her painting. what are you doing? barney was rehabilitating from his bus accident. what are you doing? and well, marshall just kept coping with unemployment. what are you doing? and robin continued to uphold the high journalistic standards of metro news 1.

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.oman's son was walking with her and was injured as well but he will survive. tonight investigators are looking after surveillance video trying to get a clearer picture of what happened. noel mclaren has more. >> it didn't really work out for her, so -- >> reporter: ronald dejesus says telling his eight-year-old grandson that his mother couldn't be saved after she was struck by a septa bus was one of the hardest things he's ever had to do. tonight he visited the spot where his daughter sheena white was struck to pay his respects and to be with his ground grandson who was walking with her when she was run over and killed. >> to lose a child. don't want to see your child leave this earth before you. when it's the other way around it's terrible. >> reporter: police say the 29-year-old mother was crossing washington avenue with her son by her said when she was hit. when officers arrived they say they found the little boy had fallen to the ground but was trying to save his mother. >> he was

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.t was a season opener to remember. not only did the eagles win but they came from behind to do it in spectacular fashion. sports director beasley reece is live in the cbs3 sat center with all the highlights for us. hey, beas. >> hey, natasha. we had a first half scare today. hopes and dreams momentarily dashed. this was not what we expected to see but it is impressive that the team pulled together to come back and win the game. we'll pick it up in the third quarter with some good stuff. eagles down 17 to nothing. fourth down, hand off to darren sproles and the newly arrived eagle pays off, hits the scene 49 yards to the house. birds finally get on the board. game tied in the fourth and nick foles dropped back and the jaguars forgot to cover jeremy maclin wide opened, foles found him for 68 yards and the touchdown. eagles with 34 unanswered points. they beat jacksonville today 34 to 17. >> stuck together. my teammates stuck with me. we never wavered, we just kept, you know, fighting and

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. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and ukee, this 32 year old man is death, police say, shot and killed by a man who lives in a second floor apartment here at this apartment complex, in home circle. but, police say, this may and big miss understanding, the victim is actually the boyfriend of the homeowner's daughter, and he was possibly mistaken for a home intruder. now, this deadly shooting unfolded here just before midnight at the home circle apartments, on the 2700 block of axe factory road. police say the victim was shot after he climbed through a second floor rear bedroom apartment window, shot, they say, by a 41 year old man who lives here, well, it turns out, that 41 year old shares the apartment with his 20 year old daughter. and police say the victim was her boyfriend. that victim was confronted by the woman's father, in the second floor bedroom, police say, there was possibly a struggle, then the victim shot in the head. he was taken to torresdale hospital where he was later pronounced dead. police say the initial report for this incident came in as a home intruder. so a lot s

natasha, back to you. >> that could have been scary. glad he walked away from that one.ing up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", continuing to follow breaking news this morning, massive warehouse fire in kensington, this is a live look at the scene right now, where fire fight remembers stilll battling this four alarm blaze. for the most part it is zero it is under chrome, still dousing hot spots. jan carabeo gathering more information from the fire department. an update next. plus raging wild fire in california. spreads overnight. it turns out that fire was not an accident. and vittoria and katie run with traffic and weather together on the 3's, back in just two minutes. the usual? not tonight. intthat sizzle for $12.99.aks the smoky double bacon sirloin. the new spicy sriracha sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. steaks that sizzle. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >>> good morning, updating breaking news huge flames errupting overnight in send king ton of the four alarm blaze injured four people, including two firefighters. seat intense

natasha? >> thank you, justin. new tonight authorities recover the body avenue man from the delaware river. around 4:15 today, the man jumped in the water near the 1600 block of south columbus boulevard. now police say the 48 year old was on a pier fishing with his son when he decided to swim to the other side of the pier. there's no word on the victim's identity just yet. >>> and a car slammed through a fence and into a building in camden. the driver was impaled by a pole that went through the windshie windshield. this all happened at seventh and spruce to into the. eyewitnesses also say the car hit two pedestrians but they were not seriousl seriously hur. right now there's no wore on the driver's condition and the cause of this crash is still under investigation. >> a jury hands down a guilty verdict against the woman accused of kidnapping a five year old little girl from school and sexually assaulting her last year. and tonight our walt hunter takes us inside the investigation and get a first-hand look at the ev

we will talk about overnight construction patches, all across the board in a couple minutes, natasha and ukee, good morning. >>> good morning, everyone. breaking news from northeast philadelphia, police looking foreman who robbed this 711 in brideberg. you're looking live at the scene on the 1500 block of bridge street, police say a mandy mannedded cash from the clerk around 3:00 this morning and then took off with about $300. in one was injured. >>> also this morning, social media has helped police identify several persons of interest in the the center sit a tack of the same sex couple. >> now we have learned that an high school basketball coach has been fired over this incident. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at central detectives with the very latest on what is happening with this case right now, jan. >> reporter: natasha and ukee progress is being made on this case and now we have learn that a person, is some sort of a connection with this case was actually working asiana cysttent basketball coach atwood high school. officials with the archdiocese says he was not

justin. >> good evening, natasha.impacted areas right now are in northern delaware and central new jersey. that's where we have the thunderstorm activity. little bit of light rain around philadelphia up to northeast philadelphia, through trenton but severe storm moving into ocean county as we speak. right now a lot of lightning with that storm as well as lightning heading into the wilmington area. we'll zoom in closer to some of these storms. again, this one is severe. located right around the manchester area right now headed for pine land park at 6:28 toms river, 6:40. seaside heights 6:57 as that storm moves to the east at 20 miles per hour. lot of lightning and heavy rain and winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. heavy rain from wilmington down into chesapeake city, maryland and this is also moving to the east. a lot of rainfall right now around bear, delaware, newark and glasgow as that heads off to the east. not a severe storm but certainly we'll have some heavy rain and winds gusting to about 40 miles per hour.

>> reporter: natasha, police tell "eyewitness news" that tips have been streaming into their tip line ever since this surveillance video was released, it seems like it is just a matter on have time before these suspects are caught since the quality is so good on these videos. however, suspects are still on the loose and victims are speaking out sharing their store which "eyewitness news" hoping that this does not happen ever again. it is crystal clear surveillance video, that shows a group of a dozen men or women, group police are are searching for for in the savage assault of the gay couple in center city and many say it is a surprising group of suspects. >> it is strange to see, according to what you have shown me here, it is people of my generation as well. >> what is everybody so mad about? i don't get it. people are entitled to live how they choose. >> reporter: one in it or range vest, another in the button down, police describe the 20 something's as clean cut and well dressed but for men brutally beaten they say looks are deceiving. >> what is this your fing boyfriend i said ye

natasha?er grand farther opens fire on his own family then kills six of himself. wendy gillette has more. >> horrifying shooting in florida this man, 51 year olds dom spirit, shot and killed his 28 year old daughter and six of his grandchildren judge certain things in life can you plant, certain things you can't. this is not one i can explain. >> children range in the age from under three months to 11 years old. they were all killed, inside spirit's home in the north florida town of bell. the gill crest county sheriff said he called 911 late yesterday afternoon then shot himself after a deputy arrived. >> asking for prayers for this community, to families involved. >> spirit had lengthy criminal record officers called to the house before n001 he shot his eight year old son to death in what was determined to be hunting accident. spirit's sister said her brother was dealing with lingering grief from that incident, and health problems, including diabetes. police say they had no indication spirit

start somewhere fresh >>> good morning, everyone i'm natasha brown. new developments in the search of people wanted in an attack on the same sex couple in center city. police have questioned several persons of interest in this case, and an assistant basketball coach at archbishop wood high school is now out of job in connection with the incident. last week's beating left one victim hospitalized for three days, and so far in arrests have have been made just yet. now on the eyewitness weather forecast meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather center. the beautiful day, katie. >> much like yesterday we will start off on a cool net here but we will eventually start rebounding on the thermometer as we tend to do in the pattern like this we are going to be watching for a cold front, so just very quickly rolling through here but it is so lackluster it doesn't really change what happened here at the surface all that much. lets go out to storm scan three which remains basically empty, still a few clouds but the sun and blue skies are certainly out there mos

ukee, natasha? >> zip and tell, spill the beans, all right, we got it, thanks, jill. >> raleigh harrisburg urging law makers to pass cigarette tax that would help philadelphia's cash strapped schools. protesters will gather this afternoon, in east wing rotunda of the state capitol building. supporters say the vote is critical to preventing further education cuts. because money from the tax will go to the system's school system. the city school system. >> officials at ken state university are calling out urban outfitters over sweatshirt they say is offensive and in poor taste. company briefly had this sweatshirt up for sale. appears to be covered in blood stains. the kent state community has accused retailer of trying to profit off the horrific shooting that happened during a on campus protest back in 1970. >> trash, absolute trash. >> i'm shocked that they are making money off a terrible tragedy. >> i think it is rude and offensive. you know, this isn't cool. this is not a sign of respect. >> urban

ukee, natasha? >> yes, dow it all the time. >> absolutely. >> but i leave it on the bed, the pillow. >> right little night stands, thank you very nice gesture. >> nice work. >>> speculation continues to build over possible white house run for hillary clinton. yesterday, the former secretary of state spoke at event in iowa, to honor democratic senator tom harkin. harkin is retiring after 40 years in congress. but, the crowds couldn't help but ask about clinton's own political future. >> well, it is true, i am thinking about it. (cheers). >> well, this was clinton's first visit to iowa since 2008. >>> and, ukee, through the rain, sweat, and some tears, on certain -- cancer survivors, supporters, completed the susan g. komen walk through philadelphia. >> saw many of them out on the roads, gave them thumbs-up, a toot to the horn, indeed. dress in the pink, they walked 06 miles to help finds a cure for breast cancer. walk for the cure event began apply. -- friday. participants camped out at the conventio

natasha brown is live with the latest. natasha. >> reporter: well, this is certainly a tale of two very different stories, both lesean mccoy and the pyt restaurant owner are speaking outer about this tip that is socially -- that is now certainly caused a social media frenzy. business is swift at pyt burger in northern liberties days after the restaurant went viral. now not just known for its burgers but for being the recipient of a 20-cent tip from eagles running back lesean mccoy. >> we've never had anyone meticulously spell out 00.20 cents and then add it up correctly and then walk out. >> reporter: today mccoy broke his silence about why he felt the tiny tip was warranted. >> i tip on my service, you know, and i think it's a difference between good service and bad service or just having a bad day. it's a big difference from just being rude and disrespectful. >> reporter: tommy ott was there the night mccoy and a group of friends were served. he tells a different story altogether. >> his reason was some ambivalent reques

our natasha brown is live at central detectives where the suspects surrendered today. natasha?> reporter: chris, three suspects are currently waiting i was rain many. sorry about that. it's raining. these three suspects are currently awaiting a rain many at this point. they believe it will happen at about midnight tonight. as new information about one of the suspects emerges. this vivid surveillance video led to the arrest of three suspects from bucks county. allegedly involved in the attack of a gay couple in center city. 2484 old philip williams turned himself in to central detectives wednesday morning. along with 24 year old catherine knot and 26 year old kevin harrigan. police allege these three were the aggressors in the assault but attorneys for the suspects deny those allegations. >> we don't deny that this gentleman was injured but i deny that my client did anything to hurt this man. >> my client's role in it is limited. you know, i don't -- i think it's going to come to light he didn't deliver the blows that broke that guy's jaw. >> this was a mutual confrontation betw

natasha? >> well, the new miss america will dip her toast in the ocean in atlantic city this morning, to celebrate her big win last night. >> it is a three-pete. miss new york. >> well, ms. new york, kira, was crouds miss america last night. it is the first time one state has won three straight titles. the 22 year old sang pharrell's oscar nominating hit happy while keeping the beat with a plastic red cup like in the movie pitch perfect. she also nabbed the $50,000 scholarship. >> well, new jersey lawmakers taking up several measures today aimed at preventing dom he is he can violence, cbs sports reporting ray rice is expected it appeal his nfl suspension as soon as today. it follows the release of this video that shows him punching his then fiancee in atlantic city hotel elevator. last week the ravens cut rice from the team. then the league suspended him indefinately. >>> a national women's rights group flew this banner plane over 3nfl games sunday towing a sign that reads: at ultraviolet gid

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.t was a steamy start with a stormy end of the night and it's not over just yet. let's get right overtime's meteorologist justin drabick. he has been tracking the storms all evening he's got late he on what we can expect throughout the night. >> looks like we're tracking the last of the strong storms moving through new jersey right now in particular, in southern new jersey and still seeing a lot of lightning going on around southern camden and gloucester county and parts of northern atlantic county. let's zoom in closer. you can see some heavy rainfall coming through the southern sections of camden gloucester county near winslow township up towards waterford. this extends into mullica atlantic county so the atlantic city expressway under the gun for heavy rain, frequent lightning as well. indication of some small hail possible on radar right now in some spots. and these heavier showers and storms also extend down into cumberland county and it will eventually move into cape may county. w

he'll share his emotional story with our natasha brown much that's coming up in less than 10 minutes.> "eyewitness news" has exclusive video tonight of a freight train slamming into an suv in gloucester county today. take look at the surveillance video of this incident from west deptford. it happened just afternoon at a crossing on crown point road. now the train pushed that suv about 60 yards up the track. it ended on a bordering road. crews rescued the woman inn saad the suv and rushed her to the hospital. >> fire company, they popped the door off and they her in the ambulance in no time. could have been whole lot worse. whole lot worse. that woman was quite fortunate. >> investigators say the crossing guards were fully operational at the time of the accident. >>> well a brother and sister are in critical condition tonight after they were hit by a pickup truck. a tenure old girl and her seven year old brother were walking home from school. they were crossing academy road in the crosswalk when police say they were hit boy a driver effect trying to make a left hand turn. both children

i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. >> eagles did not get ottava great start but they got their game together and dominated in the second half of this game against jacksonville. sports director beasley reece is live in the sat center. he'll break down all the highlights foration. hey, beas. >> the eagles disappointed thousands today for an entire half of football this is not what we expected to see against the team that came to town winners of just six games that two years. third quarter we'll pick it up eagles down 17 to nothing. they go for it on fourth down. hand off to sproles finds a ho hole. 49 yards later he's in the end zone. the birds finally get on the board. all right. the game tied in the fourth. nick foles drops back jaguars forgot to cover jeremy maclin. wide open foles hit him, 68-yard touchdown. eagles with 34 unanswereansweres they beat jacksonville 34-17. >> we didn't change anything. we just got to execute and i think, you know, it was just a matter of time before we did it. obv

natasha? >> thank you very much, vet tore y also breaking this morning, scotland decides not to break away from the united kingdom, overwhelming eight a % turned out to vote explains why. >> reporter: campaigns err who fought to stop scotland from breaking away from the united kingdom declared victory. >> we have chosen unity over division. i'm positive change, rather than needless separation. >> majority of scott's vote today reject a referendum, that would have ended the country's 307 year partnership with the united kingdom. scotland first minister had hoped to lead his country to independence. >> i accept that the people, and i call on all of scotland to follow suit. >> now, he must unite a country deeply divided by this two-year long independence campaign. >> british prime minister david cameron says he will follow through with promises cents to transfer more political power, to scotland. >> so now it is time for our united kingdom to come together and to move forward. in london, alphonso

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm natasha brown in for jessica tonight. there was a lot of emotion in the courtroom as guilty verdict begins regusters was read. we have live team three coverage of the verdict and our walt hunter spoke one on one with the lead i been investigation in this case but we will start with diana rocco live outside the criminal justice center in center city, diana. >> reporter: a lot of emotion inside the courtroom today, but cristina regusters showed no emotion, when

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. >> i'm natasha brown in for erika. katie and vittoria, are keeping an eye on things for thus morning, i see katie clearly has got the umbrella. and the big one. >> morning. >> morning everyone. >> that's exactly t we have these pockets every rain, it is enough that i highly suggest that you take the umbrella with you. but what's good is that you will be able to wrap it up, put it back in your bag for the rest of the day, as soon as these showers mover through. this is not going to be a day that features a wash out of any, by any means, rather, even as i am speaking it, sounds as though the showers are starting to diminish, at least where we are in center city philadelphia. now, getting the brunt of the rain at the moment. mainly through new jersey. but, once all of that clears out, we're basically done here. so the morning commute, what's going to get affected here, scattered showers, brief bursts of rain as we're seeing here in philadelphia right now. and rain amounts, as a result of this, moving along so quickly, not

natasha, back you have to. >>> our next update 7:55.p next this morning why a branch of al qaeda may present a more immediate threat to u.s. home land security. for more local news weatherr and traffic continue to watch and traffic continue to watch us on these cw don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> woe, there we go. that's the end of that. this vehicle coming to a stop. he's still trying to keep going. oh, oh, oh, oh. he hit a dog. boom, okay. >> in los angeles last night police chased a stolen white van and made several attempts to stop it. the driver was arrested just moments after hitting that dog. the dog's name is gordo. gordo was rushed to the vet for treatment. there was an outpouring of support f

. >> reporter: ukee and natasha, good morning. this progress is made in the case we have new learned that someone, somehow connected to this case was actually working asiana cysttent basketball coach at archbishop wood high school. officials with the archdiocese, say that it was in the a teacher but was working on a contract basis but has since been terminated and will not ab lud to work at any of the other schools. meanwhile police continue to question other persons of interest. he is latest person of interest to come forward to talk to police, arriving at central detectives late last night. while he offered no comment "eyewitness news", his attorney had this to say. >> i'm sure the 30 he lease will make an announcement shortly. >> reporter: now the the investigation continues as police try to locate about a dozen men and women seen in this surveillance video taken just in minutes before a gay couple was brutally attacked in center city. the victims said these suspects yelled gay slurs to them as they were beaten. the story spark

. >> ♪ >> i'm natasha brown."eyewitness news," residents are trapped after two fires break out at the same apartment building and authorities don't believe it was an accident. >>> plus, there's new information in the man hunter for the suspected trooper killer in northeastern pennsylvania. justin. >> and it's a warm finish to the weekend but will the summer temperatures hang around for the work week? the summer temperatures hang around for the work week? the forecast nex (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> well, two fast moving fires force rescues at a philadelphia apartment complex and tonight officials are calling them both suspicious. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. authorities say they are questioning a suspe

natasha?g head start on holiday shopping really save you any money for moree local news, weather and local news, weather and traffic, continue to watch don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> that's what we're saying around here. hey, hey, hey, it's friday, september 19th, u 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including a mother who left a 6-year-old alone outside. she tells us how it sparked an investigation and an online debate, but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the divorce is off but the marriage may never be the same. scotland has stepped back from leaving the rest of the uk. >> the president will not

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with one of the men being honored for saving strangers, who also suffered a terrible loss that day you don't believe it even after all these years. >> reporter: his recollection of 9/11 is as vivid oz this day as the south tower of the world trade center came crashing down around him. >> we heard what we thought was a train coming in. it wasn't unusual. it was a big train station hub. but it was building coming down. i said go to sleep, it is over just go to sleep. i have to say it is most i have told people this because it is so true and so important. it was the most peaceful feeling i have ever had. >> reporter: air held in a first responder on 9/11 came out of the ruble dazed but grateful to be alive. his 27 year-old son keith, a member of the insuring fire patrol was still trying to save lives in the north tower when it collapsed nearly 30 minutes later. >> i was hoping for a couple of days. there was so much confusion down there, people were wondering around i said you might be in shock or in a hospital, wasn't able to communicate hi