natasha hates the heat. well we just say we cannot please everybody and we move along, and that is what we're stuck with it. but you are right it is looking to be first day we think of this project heat wave here. lower 90's today today tomorrow, following day and as long as we hit 90 degrees for three days straight that means that definition of a heat wave. that is what we are looking at. we will go out to campbell's camera, sky cam three shot is clear at this point. we will keep that unshine for better part of the day but we will eventually peck to end up here, with some potentially a shower as we go throughout the day. so looking forward in the forecast here, we are expecting these temperatures into the 90's for next couple days as we mentioned expecting generally speaking, to see the temperatures, heat up here as we go throughout the day in the lower 90's with time and that sunnies going to be shining for us, as well. so for now still feeling the warmth still -- hi, vittoria. >> hello. >> still feeling t

. >> reporter: natasha and erika the scene has cleared but search is active for this hit and run driver this crash happened right behind me here at that intersection, at boulevard, and front street, unfortunately, not much evidence was left at the scene but there are some businesses in the area, police hope to have some cameras and video. now accident investigators were here on the scene in feltonville early this morning. crash happened around 1:30 a.m. police say a a 25 year-old man was crossing at this intersection when he was hit but it is unclear if he was crossing with or against the signal as that is part of the investigation. medics took him to einstein hospital where he underwent surgery for a number of injuries including head trauma and broken bones. police say he is in critical condition but expected to survive. here on the scene not much was left beside rick tim shoes. police only have a very limited description of the striking vehicle. >> the vehicle that struck him is being described as a black or dark colored honda or acura, that was last seen traveling north on the boulev

we're live at police headquarters, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> natasha, thank you very much much. >>> we turn to weather now. it was a gorgeous night all around philadelphia and even more beautiful weather is on the way fort weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the cbs3 sky deck with the first look at that weekend forecast. kathy? >> reporter: can't wait, chris. you know what, right now, we have some clouds moving in to the region but don't despair the forecast still looks good for the weekend. let's start off with the temperatures right now in philadelphia we're still holding on to skate. it is 71 in reading. 68 in allentown and you can see in millville 61 degrees. down the shore with that ocean water at about 60 it's still mild. temperatures haven't budged much today. ocean city 64. 58 in sea isle. pack a jacket at rehoboth beach delaware on the boards only 59 degrees. now, this is what we're looking a few spotty showers through the lehigh valley right now and to the west so we could see a few sprinkles overnight. that is going to encounter dry air. come tom

. >> reporter: erika and natasha, good morning. we are talking about another hit and run in philadelphia, this time happening in the feltonville section, happening just behind me at front street and boulevard and you know what we all know that this road is already dangerous enough to cross this accident happened at intersection here, now police are looking for driver still at large while victim rehad mains in the hospital. a pair of shoes is all that was left at the scene after serious hit and run in the feltonville section of philadelphia wednesday morning. police say a 25 year-old map was crossing here at front and boulevard around 1:30 when hit, multiple people called 911 to report the accident after the driver didn't stopped. meantime medics transported victim to einstein hospital where he underwent surgery forehead trauma and broken bones. police say he is critical but expected to survive. now accident investigators are trying to track down the driver. >> vehicle that struck him is described as a black or dark column offered h

. >> reporter: natasha and erika, this 17 year-old girl has been missing since 8:00 o'clock last night. she has in the been seen or her from ever since after coming home from a concert in new jersey with her father. you can see behind me police are still searching this wood aired use in the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill near crest president valley drive. police are now conducting a grid search in those woods right behind us looking for her this morning. police detectives, swat, k-9 have all been out here for hours overnight. they have used bright lights, heat detecting equipment and even a helicopter in the search for a 17 year-old, sarah wills have of upper dublin. police say she lives five minutes from where she was last seen. she was coming home last night from the concert in new jersey when she wasn't feeling well. police say they have got preliminary information that she may have been intoxicated they are in the sure yet that is part of the investigation. her father says he pull the car over so she could relief herself, she left her phone in the car. when she di

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown and thank you so much for joining us.t's quiet for the moment but we could be in for heavy rain and thunder tonight. meteorologist justin drabick is in the weather center with the first look at the forecast. >> natasha, that's right. we're sitting in this warm humid air mass. we have a warm front moving through. that's the trigger for the scattered showers and thunderstorms. some of these could be strong to severe. here we are breaking out to our west. lancaster county towards schuylkill county, strong to severe thunderstorms. you see a lot of lightning strikes. a few showers trying to develop over south jersey and delaware. we have to watch out for the areas to the west. watch out berks county, probably in the next half hour to an hour, this is a severe storm. again it's moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour so look out jackson around 6:34, eventually into the reading area by 7:19. somewhat slow moving storm system. packs a lost rainfall. there's potential for minor flooding in some of the smaller streams and creek

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.hose gunmen are still on the loose tonight as the victims were being treated in the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has new information from mantua. >> reporter: a quiet block and a heavy police presence sunday afternoon in mantua as patrol cars made constant runs through a neighborhood peppered with recent violence. late saturday night a block party along the 4100 block of ogden was wrapping up when gun shots rang out: two men walked up to the party and one fired a shot gun spraying bird shot into the crowd. 10 people were shot including a 12-year-old boy and an 11-year-old boy and an 18 month old girl. all the victims are in stable condition. police say the suspect may have been involved in a fight on this block last week and was looking to retaliate. that possible motive is still preliminary for now. however, at police continue to work to identify the two suspects involved. >> i just seen the people running and getting in the cars and it's sad because children got h

kate. >> thank you natasha.hank you to michael and our weather watcher and anyone else tweeting us photos and information. we've got a lot going on all across the area from delaware earlier which saw severe weather and flooding to south jersey which is still under flash flood warnings and of course earlier today even west of philadelphia we had some very, very heavy rain and of course exacerbated by the rain that fell last night over portions of montgomery county. here's some good news. the heaviest of the rain is moving on out. the bad news is that there still is flooding ongoing at this hour. we still have showers moving in from the west along a cold front. all night tonight and even into tomorrow morning we can't rule out the possibility for locally heavy showers and that could exacerbate any of the flooding we're seeing. the worst has pushed north. we're still seeing a few pockets of steady rain special over portions of burlington county and ocean county. the steadiest is south as much 195 there. take a look

kate. >> thank you natasha. yeah, this is a large scale storm.you can see as we take a look at satellite and radar together the center of this storm across ohio and you can see the warm front draped across our region. the cold front is still back here so we're in what's known as the warm sector of this storm. we have a little bit of everything are heavy rain, cool conditions and cloud cover to severe thunderstorms to the south. a few of these storms over portions of maryland, down through virginia have produced tornadoes or at least have been tornado warned in the past few hours. so we have to watch as these storms start to push into our region. here's a snapshot of what it looks like right now. heavy rain around philadelphia and the western suburbs. portions of montgomery county got over 3-inches of rain last night seeing another round of heavy rain and the rick for flooding tonight. these are the storms you want to watch pushing into portions of eastern maryland so if you're in southern delaware that's the area sussex county, rehoboth beach eve

natasha joins us from the cbs-3 great hall with how you can help right now just pick up that phone natashaood morning. >> we have to get your lovely volunteers the nurses of the children's hospital of philadelphia they have quarter call me signs. call me. 1.844.977.cbs3 or (844)977-2237 a stan for hope, so we are also joined by a 16 year survivor right now who better to tell us more about why this causes so important and why we are so passionate about this cause than karen robinson. you have been here every year. >> yes, and it is awesome to come out and see everybody's support. it means a lot to somebody like me. >> tell us about your story. >> well, when i was 13 months oldy was diagnosed with a cancer a rare liver cancer and after 15 round of chemotherapy and three surgeries with the final surgery being a 80 percent liver recession when i was two i was finally cured and cancer free, and it is, it is incredible. i feel blessed every day. all i can do is just want to give back. >> it is a bless to go see you here and doing so well. tell us more about why people should get involved and why

natasha leggero!. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: please, i'm a fan. i follow you on instagram, and you posted this photo recently of you in rome. >> oh, i was just in rome, yes. >> jimmy: have you been to rome before? >> no, i couldn't believe it. it was so beautiful! >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. but then, i see this photo that you post, and it doesn't look like you're having that much fun at all. >> oh. >> jimmy: that's you -- [ laughter ] >> because everyone -- there are selfie sticks. there are not enough people in all of rome to accommodate all the selfie sticks for sale. [ laughter ] at every -- the vatican -- there is just nine people as you enter the vatican. like "selfie sticks. selfie sticks. selfie sticks." >> jimmy: really? >> no shame. everyone, just with this -- i mean, look. that was not staged. that was the whole trip. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't even -- i literally -- is that right? it's people just taking selfies. >> it's crazy -- i don't understand what's happening with techn

>> reporter: still too early to tell, natasha. we were not sure what the realization, if any to the shooters. we -- at this point, we're hearing random kind of shooting. they just rounded the corner and started shooting on that crowd, but we're not sure what the connective with the the shooters and that crowd and also the people injured at this point. >> steve patterson on the scene there, we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest as we get more information in this case. >>> also tonight, a man if he is oa could give a investigators a better pert of the gunman excused accused in the charleston church massacre. 2500 word racist rant on a website, trying to confirm if it was written by the suspect dylann roof. there were photos of roof holding a gun. sitting with mannequins and burning an american flag. meantime. crews are working now to get the emmanuel ame church ready for passionate again. the church is expected to reopen for service the tomorrow morning. >> for this to take place, very senseless. all of them in there. b

natasha, back ever to you. >> justin, thank you so much.severe storms rolled through our area, power problems remain. today the mayor of greenwich township calls on gov are in christie to sign an emergency declaration to help the community recover. debbie and her fiance' were sitting in their leaving room when they were jolted to the core during tuesday's storm. their home destroyed when a massive tree sliced through the roof. >> that's a 4-ton tree went into our house. >> i never heard anything like that from any storm i've ever been in. >> as devastate as this look it's a scenario that's playing out throughout greenwich township. five days later, and power crews are feverishly working to restore electricity to thousands still left in the dark. >> roughly 60,000 more people lost power than during sandy. good greenwich township mayor george is outraged by what he says is a lack of state government response. he's urging governor christie is even an emergency declaration that would speed up resources in the recovery efforts. >> the governor h

scary natasha. thanks so much. >>> police are searching for the man who allegedly killed the mother of his three children in north philadelphia. >> brandy! >> the family of 28-year-old brittany green mourned outside the warnock street home where her body was found. police say jarrel hall stabbed to green to death before fleeing with their three young children. they were dropped off at his mother's house unharm. >> police call the -- please call them its police and let them know his whereabouts. i'm begging you please help me find my daughter's killer. please. >> police say hall should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> well breaking news right now. police are searching for a gunman who opened fire in inside of a church in charles ton south carolina tonight. there are preliminary reports from the scene that as many as eight people have been shot at the emmanuel a.m. e church no word on their conditions right now. this is happening right in the middle of charles ton's downtown area -- charles ton'

natasha? >> reporter: well, atf agents and philadelphia police worked tireless toll track these two suspects and tonight they tell us they believe all of the men involved in this vicious crime are now in their custody. >> at this point in our investigation we believe we have the thee men responsible. >> reporter: nearly two months after the brutal kidnapping and robbery of jewelry store employee along jewelers row atf officials working in conjunction with philadelphia police announced the arrest of the final two suspects they believe to be involved in the crime. >> these arrests hopefully will bring some measure of relief to the victim, to the business that these thee men allegedly target targeted, to the business community jewelers row in center city and to the public at large. >> reporter: at 7:00 p.m. thursday, atf officials arrested 26-year-old basil boo in northeast philadelphia. and 35-year-old shahid in south philly. they now join alleged accomplice khiry gay in police custody all linke

natasha? >> thank you so much katie. now we get a check of some of the stories sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 following hundreds expected at job fair in new jersey today. odyssey half marathon comes to philadelphia this weekend. it also review of jurassic world. check in two three, four times a day on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> that movie looks good. >> i know, you've got to see that. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", live in delaware county where the fire has just placed dozens and dozens of resident. also ahead philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey speaks out about the brandon tate brown case. what he is saying about mistakes in the investigation. >> new details this morning about the piolet >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> turning up the heat. it is already a steamy start for people out early this morning, and there is a heat advisory for these dangerous temperatures. katie let you know just how hot it will get today.

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. >> good morning natasha erika. the market gain grounds for a second day. the dow rose 39 points yesterday, the nasdaq was up five. net neutrality rules agreed by the ftc last february will take effect today as scheduled. the federal appeals court ruled against a request to block the rules in a suit by at&t verizon, and others. the rules are designed to prevent service providers like verizon, and to at&t, from creating fast lane for internet users. the federal trace commission is cracking down on people who raise money through crowd funding websites, but don't follow through on their promises. one man who raised $122,000 on kick starter, to produce a board game, was ordered to repay the money. that's because he used the fund to pay his rent instead and to move. the problem he doesn't have any money now to repay the investors, but the settlement also includes provision he won't lie about future crowd funding campaigns. >>> and the average device user spend about a day and a half every month using apps on their phone or tablet. that's according to mobile app

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.hind the wheel did not stop in this case ton night police hope a clue left at the scene will help them track down the driver. the 17-year-old was hit just before 2:00 o'clock this morning on north hook road at lee avenue in pennsville salem county, new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: sickening reality of what happened on hook road is marked by neon orange circles. >> it's devastating. >> reporter: sneaker hat keys all items scattered from a young man more than 100 feet from where police would mark impact. >> it's kind of hard for us to look at this and think that was our classmate that got hit. >> reporter: classmate amber johnson wanted to see the for herself. she left feeling angry. >> i honestly think this person needs to go to prison forest of their life. you don't hit a kid and get away with it. >> reporter: police say that person struck 1784 old kyle and showed no sign of slowing down or stopping. it happened shortly before 2:00 sunday mo

natasha brown thanks for joining us, we narrowly missed the heat wave today shelter svelte like 90 degrees, enjoying the night in philly. we shot this video find the in old city lots of folks were out and about walking riding bicycles, meteorologist justin is with the first look at the forecast, is it going to get cooler. >> slightly pretty warm this time of year good night to get ice cream, temperatures in the 80's in center city to this was the high temperature today close to 90's that would have made it a heat wave but we did make it to 88. average is 82. we're way above that. that's going to be the trend, we're locked no a warm and humid weather pattern, record high 85. it can get a lot hotter. we had 95 yesterday, doesn't look like we're going to break records. 80 still at the airport, surrounding suburb upper -- wilmington 67 in mount poconos humidity around as well clouds rolling through the region right now, partly cloudy keep it dry overnight. couple showers and storms across southwestern pennsylvania, central maryland will stay there. frontal boundary passed by our region earlier

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>> good afternoon my name is natasha mehale i'm in the managers program by the controllers office one of our main purpose is to develop and track on the city departments one of the key efforts is to benchmark other jurisdictions we do other regular reporting we have other departments in this coming fiscal year we have expanded reporting so it's accessible on key citywide metrics and we're going to expand the use of measurement in the delivery and mnl management of city services so today we're talking about the police staffing report. one of the benefits of benchmarking is helping us understand what we're delivering compared to the same services. some of the limitations is we're looking at the numbers but we may not be looking at the reasons for the tifrnss in case for staffing we took a few key metrics like crime crime density and population compared to other cities what this doesn't take into account other factors that would effect police staffing that would increase policy budget denominator krafices and many other things the police department can can talk about in more detail for t

recommend infants of tropical depression bill children closer toward our area, good evening, i'm natasha brown thanks for joining us the system already reeked havoc on the south and midwest portions of the country. here say look at damaging floods in missouri. local media reports that the waters have washed away parts of the state highway. flood watchers have already been issued all over this area let's turn to indulgence drabick he las an date dap. >> the worse of it will be through the overnight hours as you can see the remnants of bill. the not a tropical to center anymore, the center of the storm moving through west virginia you can see of her showers and storms ahead of it through evening hour, still scattered showers and thunderstorms breaking out here in the delaware valley, we actually have one severe thunderstorm in northern delaware right now and southern new castle county. we'll take you to that area, as i am in here, there's the warning right now. it will affect middletown summer in a delaware. this goes until if 6:15 this evening, moving throwly northeast, recent 15 miles an

. >> ♪ say you'll wait for me ♪ >> good evening everyone i'm natasha brown. obama and family members delivered emotional eulogies at beau biden's funeral today. the former delaware attorney general and son of the vice president was remembered as a great man with a big heart. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was at today's funeral in wilmington. >> ♪ >> reporter: with somber stairs supporters watched on from behind barricades as vice president and former delaware senator joe biden comforted his now widowed daughter-in-law as his son's flag draped casket was received by saint anthony's of padua church. >> how do you say goodbye to the finest man any of us have ever known. >> he understood the importance of maintaining trust with his fellow soldiers and with the public to gain justice and the victims he fought so hard for. >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> reporter: born joseph robin net biden the third he was the oldest of his two son's, the survivor of the accident that killed beau's mother and sister when he was three yearsed. >> that very young boy made a ve

live at septa headquarters, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you very much. >>> west philadelphia day care has to be evacuated after a housing authority van smashed right in the building. this happened this morning at the caring center at 31st and spring garden. now all of the children and staff inside of the building were able to get out safely but the driver had to be taken to the hospital with injuries that are said not to be life threatening. authorities are looking into why that driver lost control of the van. >>> several people are injured in this car crash in yeadon delaware county. it happened at intersection of long acre boulevard and west cobbs creek parkway just before 10:00 this morning. one of the victims an aqua america employee was working in the street at the time, and was hit by one of the vehicles. there is in word on that person's condition at this hour. >>> rite aide is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person robbed a store in had than on field. police say the suspect stole prescription drugs from the pha

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let alone a long walk. >> it sure; erika natasha. a long walk-in deed. more than 300 miles closer to 320 miles, i'm told, and again, all by foot. and the veteran you're about to meet, says every mile, every blister is worth it, to help our local vet. michael walking a lot lately, well aware of his limits. >> i do dot downhills downhills are murder on arthritic knees. >> strong knees a must for his two week journey by foot across the keystone state for the pennsylvania hero walk, more than 300 miles. it kicks off this weekend, on the art museum steps. >> we walk for two weeks along route 30, to get to, you know, above pittsburgh. >> rig has made and work each walk, drawn to volunteer by his own veteran experience. >> i was in out in washington in the army, august 69 ready to go to ship to viet nam as an observer artillery. >> has kept him stateside later compels him to help other vets, he feels made greater sacrifices. >> when they first heard about this walk, i said my gosh, i think of the breaky got and yet, i didn't, you know, i didn't do anything to d

good evening everyone i'm natasha brown, thanks so much for joining us temperatures came in just under 90 degrees today. just a it had. "eyewitness news" in fairmount park these guys definitely feeling at the heat. that's contradicts that they're playing those long pants are just part of the uniform. i'm sure they wish they do have on shorts. justin when will we get relief. >> certainly break a sweat. i don't see any relief any time soon did catch a little break today, yesterdays high in the mid 90 -- that's still hot for this time of year, record high 95 t we should be in the low 80's we're not even going to be close to average over next several days trochin high temperatures well above average, pretty much over the next week. here we are, these were the highs today mid and upper 80's most locations little cooler up to the north lehigh valley poconos down towards at the shore at one point we had the offshore breeze boosted the temperatures up to 86 degrees for the afternoon high in wildwood. here we are right now, still 80's showing up in south jersey near the shore, upper 80's for ph

justin is it still muggy out there. >> it is natasha. water ice would be great right now.feel a lot of humidity, you'll probably need your air conditioners tonight as we're sitting in this hot and humid air mass as we kick off the work week. check out storm scan3. we have one isolated storm system that did develop along a cold front moving through our region. the storm is moving into gloucester county and here as you look south from the sky deck you can see a little bit of lightning in the distance but heavy rainfall around mullica hill heading over glassboro pretty much traveling to the east at about 40 miles per hour right along 32 so just abwear that of if you're traveling through the gloucester county area eventually into atlantic county new jersey. this is the only isolated storm we're dealing with right now. everybody else should stay dry through the overnight hours. the big story the temperatures. very mild outside right now. we're talking about numbers in the mid 80's still. it's 86 at philadelphia international airport, 78 in wilmington. you factor in the humidity

who our natasha brown has more from police headquarters. >> that's why i came tonight. actually my husband is coming later on, because he is worried about them, too. >> loyal customers filed into the rising sun pizza shop to check on rattled employees worlds of attempted robbery at the pizza store spread quickly throughout the neighborhood. >> i'm more worried about what they're feeling right now i'm worried about them. i'm worried that people will stop coming to a great place. >> this, as evidence of the shoot-out, that occurred inside the pizza shop thursday night, bullet shattered glass from exchange between an off-duty police detective and two robbers. two mask men walk into the shop at 11:30 thursday night and announced a robbery. they put a gun to the head of the off duty officer and ordered him to the floor. moments later police say that officer jumped into action. >> they took money from his hands, ordered him to the ground, at that point in time, and they turn their direction away from him he stood back

. >> reporter: erika and natasha at scene is cleared and boulevard is back, and traffic is moving once again and here we are once again talking about yet another hit and run in philadelphia. we all know that the boulevard is a are dangerous road to drive. this accident actually happened at intersection near front street. one of the victims even left sitting in the crosswalk. a pair of shoes all that was left at the scene after a serious hit and run in the feltonville section of philadelphia wednesday morning. police say a 25 year old man was crossing here at front and the boulevard around 1:30 when he was hit multiple people reported the accident after the driver didn't stop. meantime medics transported the victim to einstein hospital where he underwent surgery forehead trauma and broken bones. police say he is critical but expected to survive. now accident investigators are trying to track down the driver. >> vehicle that struck him is described as a black or dark colored honda or acura last seen traveling north on the boulevard, from front street on the inner lanes. >> reporter: poli

good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. american pharaoh is the 12th triple crown winner and the first since 1978. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson watched the historic win today with fans at parx casino racetrack in bensalem. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: it is one of the rarest scenes in american sports, 37 years of disappointment, erased in under three minutes. finally a triple crown. [cheers and applause] >> finally won. happy. >> reporter: twilight saturday at the parx casino you would think tim tebow just came off the bench to win the super bowl. maybe it's hard to understand the excitement until you understand how long people have been waiting for this. >> my heart was beating so fast when he was coming up. i was like oh no, no. >> reporter: camden's dwight williams believed it was going to happen and then been disappointed more than a dozen times since 1978. >> i never thought that i would live to this time, 37 years, i'm 60 something.

hi natasha. nice to see you.ha romanov describes herself as one of russia's best ambassadors to marbella. >> hi, america. >> she's been here since the beginning and has a lot to say about how life has changed since the ruble collapse. >> i expect most of the people, even these people who have a lot of money -- looking at what they were doing before, spending their money, buying these properties, we don't see it anymore. >> natasha isn't the only one. she arrived in marbella from siberia and has sold houses to everyone, from russian politicians, to celebrities. i take it this is a house designed for russians. tell me about the ruble. how has that affected your business? >> the euro rose a lot, to 108. that was a shock. we didn't know what was going to happen, whether we would go to war what was happening in the country. we didn't know whether we would be able to take money out of russia. we had a real problem and lost sales. >> this is a russian lawyer who has been in marbella for more than 20 years. if you are ru

natasha?> reporter: chris this off duty police detective just happened to be in that pizza shop last night ordering dinner when he found himself in the middle of a robbery. the shop is back in business tonight but not just back to normal for some concerned customers. >> that's why i came tonight. i'm worried about them. i actually my husband is coming later on because he's worried about them, too. >> reporter: loyal customers filed into the rising sun pizza shop to check on rattleed employees after word attempted robbery at the pizza store spread quickly through out the neighbor. >> i'm more worried about what they're feeling right now. i'm worried about them. um i'm worried that people will stop coming to a great place. >> reporter: this as evidence of shootout that occurred inside the pizza shop thursday night. bullets shattered glass from exchange between an off duty police detective and two robbers robbers. two masked men walked into the shop at 11:30 thursday night and announced a robbery

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us how it all happened. >> i'm just sitting there kind of like -- >> ahmad had no idea this video he shared on social media would lead to internal affairs investigation of 16 year old investigation of a septa police officer. >> no, i'm if the going to get off the train. cursing back and force. >> septa police attempt to go remove 16 year old ella smith. he boarded the train with a little girl in his arms at the margaret and oxford station. when a cashier reported seeing him evading the fare and jumping on the train. moments later at the next store, a septa police officer confront him and tries to pursuade him to get off the train, produce ice and except a citation. >> the point of contact to the point where handcuffs are placed on the person, is 14 minutes long. >> the heated verbal exchange between the two became physical. all the while the child is caught in the middle. >> where the officer pushes

. >> reporter: natasha and erika, good morning. it a has been more than eight hours since anyone saw this 17 year-old girl. there was a large police presence here in chestnut hill. this area is germantown avenue near crescent valley drive. there are a number of uniform police officers here, k-9 unit detectives, swat and crime scene unit. they have been here overnight. last time anyone saw this 17 year-old was at 8:00 p.m. so authorities are very concern. look at her picture 17 year-old sarah wills from upper dublin last seen wearing that maroon top you see in the picture with spaghetti straps, jean shorts and white sneakers. this is what police say happen last night. this is course of the events as we know them. police say her and her father were coming home from the concert last night around 8:00 in new jersey. they were coming home here through this area to upper dublin when they stopped by this wooded area. her father tells police that she didn't feel well, a had to relieve herself so she had to get out of the car. she left her

natasha is in the great hall with how you can help, natasha. >> we are here with a bunch of excited volunteersorning. every donation makes all of the difference in the alex scott stand for hope foundation and fight of pediatric cancer. number to call is 1.844.977.cbs3, are you ready to hear some folks today. >> absolutely good tell just they should call. >> give money to a great cause. >> thanks so much for being here with us, everybody. so again 1.844.977.cbs3, we want to get these volunteers working and get your donations in every donation counts. you can also, test us as well, lemonade cbs to 85944 and go to the web site as well at cbs philly.com. lots of ways to help and lots of ways to donate. this all started with alex scott's dream lemonade stan, started in her front yard years ago and evolved into this and we need your help. there phones are ringing. we want to keep ago thissing, 1.844.977.cbs3. we will go back to you erika in the studio, while our phones are ringing this is music to my ears. >> i love it. >> fantastic good put volunteers to work. get some coffee too thank you to all o