. >> natasha ward lights up thinking about all the recitals her daughter has had over the years. siena now 11 years old was also in the philadelphia movements dance company. ♪ >> but an accident almost three weeks ago has changed her life forever. i talked to natasha and other relatives outside children's hospital of philadelphia. >> it was like someone just snatched my breath away. no, not my baby. >> natasha got call after see nanny had been run over by the wheels of a csx48 train on the 57 hun block of grays avenue in southwest philadelphia. police say she and some friends had just left school and were throwing rocks and trying to touch the train as it passed by. they say siena slipped. her right leg severed at the hip. >> this is video of see nanny at

>> natasha, we will get to that in a matter of moments. hang on. >> i'm excited. >> we'll show you a little something. show you. it has been great friday in wilmington delaware, this is my first greek festival. they've been doing this 42 years. we have we had to come. let me show you the highlights. summerfest continues in the state known as a small wonder, the state of first and place where a theater music and the arts collide, what was toured theaters, talked history and explored the community created by growth orthodox church. we are live at holly trinity with the largest greek festival has one day to go. people come here from all walks of life. cbs3 is here, tori is here, lauren casey is here, crews behind the scenes, we've had a great day, eating. we've been. >>> i think -- saturday? >> there we go >> it's a fried -- it's basically, it's almost like a don't the, and it's -- at honey ball and it's fried dough >> ukee can get >> that's for sure, and also, you know what else i had a few of? well, one to 19, grape leaves. grape leaves. an

>> natasha, we will get to that in a matter of moments. hang on. >> i'm excited. >> we'll show you a little something. show you. it has been great friday in wilmington delaware, this is my first greek festival. they've been doing this 42 years. we have we had to come. let me show you the highlights. summerfest continues in the state known as a small wonder, the state of first and place where a theater music and the arts collide, what was toured theaters, talked history and explored the community created by growth orthodox church. we are live at holly trinity with the largest greek festival has one day to go. people come here from all walks of life. cbs3 is here, tori is here, lauren casey is here, crews behind the scenes, we've had a great day, eating. we've been. >>> i think -- saturday? >> there we go >> it's a fried -- it's basically, it's almost like a don't the, and it's -- at honey ball and it's fried dough >> ukee can get >> that's for sure, and also, you know what else i had a few of? well, one to 19, grape leaves. grape leaves. an

good evening, i'm natasha brown. i'm natasha brown. thanks for being here.est on the political he said he said in washington. today president trump responded to the testimony fired fbi director james comey gave to congress about their conversations, and the russia investigation. >> no collusion, no obstruction, he is a leaker. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version 100 percent. >> are there tapes, sir. >> you will be very disappointed when the hear the answer, don't worry. >> well, joining us now is hoe of the face the nation john dickerson, good to have you with us, john, quite a week here. your thoughts actually on this public battle brewing between president trump and james come y. >> well, it is sort of character verse character so on the one hand you have james comey who took notes, you had with the president, talked about it with his collogues at the time, he had nine different interactions, he now has testified under oath, about them, and then on the other side you have the president, who has not done any of those things, so

good evening i'm natasha brown. >>> i am ukee washington. natasha it has been a long but a very exciting day. here at summerfest in sea aisle city. we thought a storm might roll through but it did not. with that being said, let's check in with lauren casey. i understand that you're watching a system that could make for a wet saturday? >> yeah, wet first half of saturday. thank you for paying attention, ukee. the forecast. but yes, i kept the storms away. everyone enjoy a lovely evening. not as much as what we saw, another round working through berks stretching down to lancaster moving off to east. chester county. if it can hold together. lit move towards the i95 corridor. and bring heavy downpour, we do have a flood advisory. berks county into the lehigh valley. mercer county. much of bucks. we do have the surge of moisture due to tropical storm. the downpour we see and on the first half of the day will be quite heavy. we'll talk more about the threat and improving conditions. and some great grilling weather in store. coming up in a few. >>

i'm natasha brown.ley chelsea all of us here thanks for joining us and we're always on cbsphilly.com. we're back here captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: also, another insider attack on american soldiers in afghanistan. the search for missing u.s. sailors after a navy destroyer collides with a cargo ship. and triple-digit heat in the west at the start of wildfire season. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. a mistrial was declared today in

i'm natasha sweet and you're watching r.t. america and we begin today as c.n.n. accept the resignation of the reporters this after the network was forced to walk back a story published late last week attempting to link it member of trump's inner circle circle rather to russian bankers and allege the senate intelligence committee was in on the investigation one monday c.n.n. released a statement reading in the aftermath of the retraction of a story published on c.n.n. dot com c.n.n. has accepted the resignations of the employees involved in the story's publication so the question is who took the fall for handing in the resignations were investigative reporter thomas frank the editor of the investigative unit he works for lichtblau and it unit leader lex haris but as r.t. correspondent on your parm paul explains the network had barely recovered from the drama before another potentially explosive scandal hit the airwaves right wing political activist and founder of project very toss james o'keefe has taken a break from his traditional targets like planned parenthood

>> natasha, it is looking nice here at the moment in sea isle we have been here all afternoon.e had a cloudy period but beautiful conditions. i see blue skies, over the dunes, over there, and temperatures feeling good right now as we check in on our weather watchers, weather station, it is in the 70's right now, nice breeze out of the south. humidity levels are climbing up there approaching about 80 percent, but not everyone is in the clear, right now, in fact, national weather service has just issued a severe thunderstorm watch for a large portion of the delaware valley that does include pretty much every where west of i-95, it does include philadelphia county, up in the western suburbs, berks county, lehigh valley and up in the poconos as well, this runs until 10:00 s are favorable for the possible development of severe weather, so we will say severe weather aware. storm scan three showing us strong thunderstorm activity working its way through parts of the berks county up in the lehigh valley as well as some rain over spreading in the poconos and we will continue to see that

good evening i'm natasha brown. >>> i am ukee washington.sha it has been a long but a very exciting day. here at summerfest in sea aisle city. we thought a storm might roll through but it did not. with that being said, let's check in with lauren casey. i understand that you're watching a system that could make for a wet saturday? >> yeah, wet first half of saturday. thank you for paying attention, ukee. the forecast. but yes, i kept the storms away. everyone enjoy a lovely evening. not as much as what we saw, another round working through berks stretching down to lancaster moving off to east. chester county. if it can hold together. lit move towards the i95 corridor. and bring heavy downpour, we do have a flood advisory. berks county into the lehigh valley. mercer county. much of bucks. we do have the surge of moisture due to tropical storm. the downpour we see and on the first half of the day will be quite heavy. we'll talk more about the threat and improving conditions. and some great grilling weather in store. coming up in a few. >> thank

good evening, i'm natasha brown.tonight new developments in the russia probe, president trump confirms today by tweet that he is under investigation , and singled out deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who appointed special counsel bob muhler. muhler's office is reportedly looking in the financial dealings of the president's son in law, and advisor jared kushner. california senator dianne fine stein says that she is concerned that president trump will try to fire muhler, and rosenstein. >>> president trump today meantime rolls back part of the obama administration's re engagement policy with cuba. the president made the move and at an event in miami, changes include prohibiting transaction was businesses, controlled by the cuban military, including many hotels. also, banning individual travel, meaning americans can only go to cuba with a tour group and holding the regime accountable for oppression. joining me is cbs news chief washington correspondent and anchor of face the nation, john dickerson, so good to see

i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us. the damage in parts of jersey is significant. residents are working clearing down trees on park in view of the fact collingswood. huge trees up rooted damaging the sidewalk and one street on stokes avenue a neighbor says it appears whatever passed through there put the tops of trees outside of his home. >> sounded like plane going over the house. super loud. my wife woke up. dragged me out of bed. there was trees all over the place. then initially did that know what was going on. >> winds snapped power lines as well. >>> after reviewing this dramatic video, officials confirm a tornado did touch done at the home depot had in howell monmouth could you. destroyed power lines. high winds flipped over car, luckily no injuries reported despite the frighting scene. >>> researchers are working to determine how serious those wind rain and lightening were that were scattered about the. chelsea explains what was happening >> we actually had two confirmed tornados in new jersey this morning. first you showed it was in the home depot parking

. >>> i'm natasha brown.are expecting a press conference in the shooting investigation very shortly. >> we are monitoring any developments along with cbs news and we will bring you that news conference as soon as it happens. in the meantime right now authorities are searching that gunman's home and going through his social media powes >>> well, this is video of the shooting caught on camera until alexandria, virginia. congressman steve scalise was shot in the hip, the republican's house majority whip is in critical condition following surgery. texas congressman roger williams witnessed the shooting and injured his leg. >> we were sitting ducks. we had no, nothing to fight back with but bats, and if it got that. we were signature ducks. i think he was not able to get on the field because the gate was locked, on the other side. if he had gotten on the field, it could have been a bad situation. >> police shot and killed the gun man, james hodgkinson of illinois, social media shows he did not like republicans, an

i'm natasha brown and for ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean coming to you live from ambler for cbs3 summerfest, we'll get into all that's happening in ambler in just a moment. we got developments in the cosby case, we now deliberations will go into the weekend. >> after more than that 50 hours of deliberating. the jury wrapped up for the night and for the first time during this trial, bill cosby is speaking out. greg argos is live outside of the courthouse in norristown with the latest developments. greg? >> reporter: natasha, good evening, most nights as bill cosby leaves the montgomery county courthouse he may acknowledge supporters with a shout or a wave. tonight, he held an impromptu press conference. over the past 12 days we have not directly heard from the defendant himself. >> calm down. calming down. >> reporter: that changed friday. >> to the supporters. stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> reporter: the 79-year-old entertain thanking the seven men and five women who have now spent more than 50 hours deciding his fate >> i want to thank yo

natasha and mike have the day off. is here for natasha. >> yes, hi. >> and drew is here for mike. >> hi, good morning. >> i thought drew was filling in for both natasha and mike. >> yeah. >> that is what you told him. >> i'm all about pushing duties off on other people, so he's going to be natasha, and i'm going to do what i do, which is weather. >> and do it well, please. >> i will. i have an easy job today, guys. it's going to be just so beautiful this afternoon. if you're starting the holiday weekend off today, you've got a great forecast. live doppler 7 along with satellite. we've got patchy fog here and there, very typical for this time of the year. mt. tam cam showing you the low cloud cover, and it will burn back for afternoon sunshine. here we go, 12-hour day planner. a little coastal drizzle early on. don't be shocked by that. we dry out quickly. by 4:00, breezy but a lot of 70s around the bay and warmer spots going to 90 degrees. so enjoy. a check on traffic with alexis. >> good morning. we have no official w

. >>> i'm natasha brown. big setback for republican plan to repeal and replace affordable care act.e of the health care bill is now delayed. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has delayed vote on the g.o.p. health care bill. >> we're going to continue the discussions within our conference, and on the differences that we have, that we're continuing to try to litigate. >> reporter: six g.o.p. senators say they oppose health care bill as written including kentucky senator rand paul who tweeted about his afternoon meeting with the president saying quote at real donald trump is opening to making bill better if senate leadership? non-partisan congressional budget office projections 15 million people would be forced out of medicaid by 2026 , resulting in a savings of $321 billion. ohio governor john kasich says that people will pay instead with their health. >> it is time for the republican party and democratic party to realize, that we are in a potential melt down of division between the rich and the middle class. >> reporter: senate democrats took to the capitol steps to slam g.o.p.

i'm natasha brown and for ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean coming to you live from ambler for cbs3 summerfest, we'll get into all that's happening in ambler in just a moment. we got developments in the cosby case, we now deliberations will go into the weekend. >> after more than that 50 hours of deliberating. the jury wrapped up for the night and for the first time during this trial, bill cosby is speaking out. greg argos is live outside of the courthouse in norristown with the latest developments. greg? >> reporter: natasha, good evening, most nights as bill cosby leaves the montgomery county courthouse he may acknowledge supporters with a shout or a wave. tonight, he held an impromptu press conference. over the past 12 days we have not directly heard from the defendant himself. >> calm down. calming down. >> reporter: that changed friday. >> to the supporters. stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> reporter: the 79-year-old entertain thanking the seven men and five women who have now spent more than 50 hours deciding his fate >> i want to thank yo

. >>> i'm natasha brown in for ukee today. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in norristown and you have been there all day long and for last several days or so what can you tell us tonight about where the jury is in deliberations. >> reporter: well, natasha and jessica jury had question last time we saw you. they were in the middle of asking court to read back more testimony. this time it would be the first time that andrea constand made a police or report to police, this particular detective, in canada is actually her brother-in-law. he is married to andrea constand's sister. he took the initial report and referred andrea constand to durham, ontario police. they phoned police here in montgomery county. how this all playness to what is happening right now? jury will have dinner. we have learned they will have dinner and then they will read this testimony, and deliberations will continue. one on one with bill cosby's publicist we talked about all those questions from the jury. do you think these questions are pullin

but natasha is good. and i would love to say, i also want to say thank you to scott for his extraordinary sound design. i want to say thank you to campbell young for the most beautiful hair on broad-- not for one minute and i also want to say thank you to the man who kpt me from crashing and burning a million times, andy who is our musical director. every night i get to play in the sand box of the schubert with the greatest group of clowns i have ever encountered, david hyde pierce, gavin creel, kate baldwin, help me out here, melanie moore, taylor trench, oh my god, i'm losing it. wait a second, have i teachers just like you do. owen wilbur, i mustant forget him, hi teachers just like you do in the '60s before all this happened. i thank you from the bottom of my heart, i thank you bill hattersly who keeps me from falling off the ledge at least twice a day. i thank had maif, i think matie, i think my beloved os ds lund and i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say good-bye-- shut that cra

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.e begin tonight with the developing story about this toddler shot and killed on the 2900 block of bethel road in chester township delaware county and that is where we find "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: authorities confirm a three-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound here police actually just cleared the scene a few minutes ago leaving with evidence bags. inside one of those evidence bags we're told a 9-millimeter gun, the gun in that fatally wounded the three-year-old boy inside this home and this obviously a developing story. i'll tell was we know right now. police were called to the home around 3:30 this afternoon the corner of green street and bethel road. the call came in as a child shot. police were on scene within minutes and so were ambulances. an ambulance remained at the scene until about 4:30 and that's when we saw a medical examiner's vehicle arrive. police did confirm a three-year-old boy died authorities saying he was shot in the chest with a 9-m

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we begin tonight with the developing story about this toddler shot and killed on the 2900 block of bethel road in chester township delaware county and that is where we find "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: authorities confirm a three-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound here police actually just cleared the scene a few minutes ago leaving with evidence bags. inside one of those evidence bags we're told a 9-millimeter gun, the gun in that fatally wounded the three-year-old boy inside this home and this obviously a developing story.

alex. >> reporter: yeah, natasha, if mr.by had been convicted this morning, he would have gone straight to prison. likely never tom return home again. of course that's that did not happen and we are told he is now taking each day as eight comes as the prosecution vows to move forward. >> how is mr. cosby doing. >> mr. cosby is doing well. he's resting. he is just spending time with mrs. cosby here in philadelphia. and just happy to kick off the father's day weekend being a free man. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" sat down with cosby attorney angela arguza and spokes western andrew wyatt hours after charges including aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby resulted in a mistrial. >> the only disappointment is that we didn't get the full acquittal but at least we got an acknowledgment from 12 people that there was not enough evidence to convict mr. cosby. >> as long as you can leave that courtroom with your client, presumed innocent as he began, then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn lead defense atto

details in just a bit natasha.k to you. >> thank you chelsea. >>> a call for action in new jersey as family and friends walk in honor of autumn pasquale. you may remember the 12-year-old little girl was killed for bicycle parts in clayton gloucester county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan in clayton tonight with the kate latest details. >> it means a lot to me and it's -- it's heartwarming. >> reporter: walking stride for stride with fellow members of the clayton community anthony pasquale sees hope at the end of a long journey that began with the murder of his 12-year-old daughter autumn pasquale. >> it's a tough road. >> reporter: authorities say in october 2012 autumn was strangled and stuffed in a recycling bin by brothers dante and justin robinson of clayton t the latter took responsible is serving 17 years. according to the robinson lawyer on members oft community the teens came frappe troubled home. many believe autumn might still be alive in new jersey had tougher laws about parenting. >> to make par

but natasha is good. and i would love to say, i also want to say thank you to scott for his extraordinary sound design. i want to say thank you to campbell young for the most beautiful hair on broad-- not for one minute and i also want to say thank you to the man who kpt me from crashing and burning a million times, andy who is our musical director. every night i get to p sand box of the schubert with the greatest group of clowns i have ever encountered, david hyde pierce, gavin creel, kate baldwin, help me out here, melanie moore, taylor trench, oh my god, i'm losing it. wait a second, have i teachers just like you do. owen wilbur, i mustant forget him, hi teachers just like you do in the '60s before all this happened. i thank you from the bottom of my heart, i thank you bill hattersly who keeps me from falling off the ledge at least twice a day. i thank had maif, i think matie, i think my beloved os ds lund and i just want to say, i just want to say, i just want to say good-bye-- shut that crap up, i ju

. >> reporter: good morning reggie and natasha.ext, another explosive hearing expected on capitol hill with attorney general jeff sessions set to testify plus major questions after a friend of the president said trump is considering firing robert mueller at special counsel. informal adviser to trump newt gingrich joins us with more. and then that breaking news that dennis rodman arrived in nk. the former nba star saying he's trying to open a door with this visit. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz will have more of that. >> amy, we have to get you blue and gold for the warriors win. >> well, we're celebrating that, too. t.j. holmes goes one on one with kevin durant so you'll get all the warriors info you need right from the court. and my heart. >> anyone cheating bridge tolls is about to be put on notice. how officials are planning to fight back. >>> we've told you about a water rate increase in the east by a but today you can have your say. >>> and voice your excitement about warriors taking home about warriors

natasha? >> what a heartbreaking story. thank you, jessica.several people are facing trespassing charges for staging a protest inside of san francisco's immigration building. this was taken inside of the building by one demonstrator before they were arrested yesterday. they want the release of two construction workers detained at travis air force base. their lawyer filed a motion to stay their deportation. neither construction worker is eligible to plead their case before a judge because they were deported 15 years ago and then reed into the country illegally. >>> happening today, a surprise appearance by former first lady michelle obama at apple's worldwide developers' conference in san jose. >> matt keller is live at the san jose convention center with the message she's expected to deliver. hey, matt. >> reporter: since i last saw you, the line has grown and they've moved it closer to the they've moved it closer to the convention center. we spoke with one woman who came early to get a seat. >> i almost cried. i thought it was so cool. i had

tonight how the wounded are doing and the new details emerging >> i'm jessica dean >> i'm natasha brown, ukee is off. president trump and the first lady visited louisiana steve scalise in the hospital. ness critical condition and three other people were wounded. police shot and killed the gunman, james hodgkinson of illinois >> we know authorities are investigating whether the shooter was politically motivated. tonight, the fbi not revealing a motive for the shooting, but agents are asking the public for help in their investigation. rapid gunfire pierced the air at a congressional republican baseball practice in alexandria virginia. when it stopped, four people had been hit including house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana who was shot in the hip playing second base >> he dragged him after being shot from near second bates about ten be 15 yards into the field >> congressman roger wheels twisted his ankle ducking for cover. he credits capitol police assigned to the security detail for containing the damage. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more today. >> president trum

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i was like that's a real belly. >> the belly was real. >> natasha was eight months pregnant. she found out just after she left for his six month deployment. keeping the secret was tough. she covered up her tummy in family photos she shared with chris. i kept telling my four-year-old i was getting fat. she's a li >> working two jobs and trying to raise three children, there were moments she wanted to blab but didn't. then chris was sent to the korean penninsula where tensions were high. >> was there ever a moment that you thought, he's in a tricky part of the world right now, should i be telling him this? >> yes, the deployment was only supposed to be five months. and then they're like oh turning around. and i was definitely questioning, should i tell him? because if something happens i'm going the feel guilty. >> she did wait to find out the baby's sex. the moment chris got home. they threw a gender reveal party. chris will be there for his daughter's birth before he's deployed again sometime next year. >> what surprise will you have next time? >> nothing. >> as happy as chri

i'm natasha. >> and i'm matt keller, in for reggie. thank you, mike.ringing the heat today. >> i don't know. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> a bromance going on right here. >> mike, i appreciate you say i'm bringing t heat. really it's you, and today is really the last day you're bringing the heat. >> today is the last day. possibility we'll be in the upper 90s tomorrow in the east bay valleys, but today is the last day of widespread 100s. the reason why, no marine layer. no breeze this morning as you can see on live doppler 7. just hazy sunshine from our east bay hills. 7:00, at 57 to about 72 degrees. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s at the

good evening, everyone i'm natasha brown. >>> aim ukee washington.nvestigators say suspect has a hate of the united states. the suspect shouted god is great in arabic before stabbing police lieutenant jeff neville in the neck at flint michigan airport, in what investigators are now calling a lone wolf attack. >> continued to explain all a and made a statement something to the effect of you have killed people in syria, iraq, and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> reporter: flint journal reports that the married father of three is a dual citizen of can inadequacies and tunisia and lived in montreal for 10 years. he is in custody as incident is investigated as a act of terrorism. according to a criminal complaint filed wednesday, surveillance shows he spent 47 minutes in the airport, before the attack. he arrived, around 8:52 a.m. with two bags. about 9:10 he went to a restaurant on the second floor where he stayed for about 28 minutes. the documents alleged that he entered a rest room, dropped off his bags, came out and stabbed neville 52nd la

good evening i'm natasha brow brown, thanks for joining us, more than one home was in the massive plays. live in wildwood crest with this fire fight, alicia. >> fire here was intense and firefighters were able to put it out within the past hour or so. you can see firefighters still on scene here checking two homes for hot spot n total it took 100 firefighters from 7 different fire departments to get the three alarm fire under control and two homes may be a total loss. >> oh, my god. >> even many beachgoers in the area captured cellphone video of the explosive fire here near park boulevard and west primrose road in wildwood crest. n the fire began 3:15 and took two hours for fire fighters to put it under control. while the fire burned for miles people could see clouds of thick, black smoke. the explosion some heard officials say that was propane tanks exploding tanks firefighters say were in the back of one of the thomz. authorities tell us preliminary the fire seemed to start in between two homes. officials state air conditioning unit condense ors were between the homes and it's unknown

natasha this collision took place at about two thirty am japanese time on saturday morning just outside of tokyo bay about an hour before the crash the ship could be seen turning around as if it was trying to avoid something now just after impact two hundred plus crew members who were aboard many of them were sleeping at the time they woke up and began frantic efforts to try and save this ship now they were able to prevent it from sinking however unfortunately seven people did lose their lives in this collision now their bodies were recovered on sunday morning when the ship returned to a u.s. navy port stationed in yokosuka now those people bodies were found in flooded berthing compartments as for other injuries the commander bryce benson also was injured along with several other people it's unclear what condition those people are in now and as for the people who were aboard the philippines a cx crystal container ship there were no injuries reported there now this is a heavy traffic area about five hundred ships per day do go through that area so while collisions are unlikely they do un

tonight how the wounded are doing and the new details emerging >> i'm jessica dean >> i'm natasha brown, ukee is off. president trump and the first lady visited louisiana steve scalise in the hospital. ness critical condition and three other people were wounded. police shot and killed the gunman, james hodgkinson of illinois >> we know authorities are investigating whether the shooter was politically motivated. tonight, the fbi not revealing a motive for the shooting, but agents are asking the public for help in their investigation. rapid gunfire pierced the air at a congressional republican baseball practice in alexandria virginia. when it stopped, four people had been hit including house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana who was shot in the hip playing second base >> he dragged him after being shot from near second bates about ten be 15 yards into the field >> congressman roger wheels twisted his ankle ducking for cover. he credits capitol police assigned to the security detail for containing the damage. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more today. >> president trum

. >> reporter: natasha ward lights up thinking about all the recitals her daughter had over the years♪ >> but an accident almost three weeks ago has changed this little girl's live forever. >> it was like someone just snatched my breath away. no, not my baby. >> reporter: natasha got a call after siena had been run over by the wheels of a cxs48 train on grace avenue in southwest philadelphia. police say she and some friends had just left school and were throwing rock and trying to touch the train as it passed by. they say siena slipped. her right leg severed at the hip. >> this is video of see nanny at chop after losing her right leg. and just last week, doctors were forced to amputate her remaining leg infection threatened her life. >> it's a life or death thing. take it. i'd rather have her here with me than worry about you know a leg that's potential kell her. >> reporter: several surgeries and awry helpless fever. see nanny remains in icu. >> she's strong. she's so strong. >> reporter: see nanny remains in the hospital indefinitely her family set up a gofundme page detailing what

natasha back to you. >>> detectives are investigating a deadly stabbing right outside of a school. "eyewitness news" alicia nieves got the detail. >> reporter: philadelphia police minced no words when describing how violent this woman's death was. whoever killed her wanted to make sure that she suffered. 3.21 in the morning, a passerby discovers the body of a woman behind dob bins high school >> her condition shows an awful experience that she must have gone through. >> reporter: police are investigating this as an apparent homicide in the face the woman was badly bludgeoned her pants pulled down to her ankles and stabbed at least 12 times. authorities not saying yet if the woman was sexual assaulted. but she was stabbed in her vaginal area all the way up to her chest. >> her chest is full of blood, hands covered with blood. this was a very brutal savage attack. somebody really wanted to make sure that she suffered and that she was killed. >> reporter: k9 dogs were called out to try and find the weapon used to stab the woman, but authorities were unable to find one. they're hoping

i'm natasha brown, thank you for join, us, more on terror attack in london in a moment. first following breaking news in our area, "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nievez is live in warrington bucks county. where a shelter in place order has been issued for residents. what can you tell us? >> natasha police are asking residents to stay in their home and lock doors, that shelter in place again for residents here in the warrington section of bucks county. as you can see a heavy police presence, we're along bristol road, authorities have confirmed they are looking for an escaped prisoner. he escaped while being transported. and was last seen again on lower road, lower state road and bristol road and that's where authorities are focusing the search. it's dark so it's hard to see because most is in fact wooded areas. we do know that -- we don't know where he came from. but we do know there's a bucks county jail nearby. police are again urging residents to stay in their home. residents to keep their doors locked. they're not saying if the prisoner has been found at all or if

. >> natasha brownies in the satellite center with the president's response. >> reporter: beginning to you both. former fbi director james come y testified for two and a half hours recalling his encounters with president trump. senators spent the hearing grilling comey on the russia investigation and also whether he believes the president made committed obstruction of justice. president watched part of his hearing with his personal attorney. >> we're under siege, you understand that. but we will come out, bigger, and better and stronger then ever. you watch. >> president trump promised to keep fighting as former fbi director james comey told congress, that the president fired him because of the investigation into trump campaign ties with russia. >> i was fired are in some way to change or the endeavor was to change the way that the russia investigation was being conducted. that is a very big deal. >> reporter: this is comey's first public statements since being fired may ninth but much of what he had to say had already been leak to the press today. comey admitted he leak it through a t

amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha.cle arena is almost ready but not quite there yet. they have a plastic tarp covering the court, and they have had to do a quick turn around from saturday night, when roger waters played here at oracle arena, so they are still working to turn the place into a basketball arena. retailers are busy planning and preparing, too. they are getting busy for a victory. they are hoping to have championship t-shirts soon for sale, and they were telling us they are working on where to put the shirts and working on the pickup plan. they say if the warriors win tonight first thing in the morning before dawn they will be headed down to the printing press to pick up the shirts. fans we talk to feel very confident the warriors will clinch the championship tonight. >> i think the warriors are going to blow them out. i do. i think they are not going to go back to cleveland. they don't want to, and they are going to do it at home and it's not going to be close. >> it will be great. on the home court. bette

>> reporter: well, natasha we have been out here several times over the pennsylvania year and a half and residents here keep asking what is the plan, for cleaning up these toxic car batteries in their yard? this week, they got an answer. they tested, they started cleaning up the war of it and now epa is planning to address the rest of the neighborhood built on toxic super fund site full of crushed car battery parts. >> basically tear up this whole yard. >> reporter: with choice toss remove none, some or all contaminated soil at 36 properties along wood land avenue in west department for the epa announced they will proceed with the most aggressive and thorough clean up plan, it calls for full partial removal of contaminated soil around and in some cases, under the homes that means some people like carroll martin will to have temporarily relocate. >> i'm very disgusted. i know a pew people are too but it has got to be done and i have no choice. >> reporter: in fall 20 15a sewage repairman discovered a thick underground pile of lead contaminated battery parts. epa says they came for the

i'm ukee washington >> i'm natasha brown. steven colbert is up next >> have great night, family and captioning sponsored by cbs >> the white house says blocked cameras and audio recordings from recent briefings. the press secretary says he doesn't want to distract people on days that president trump appears on tv. >> before we begin the press briefing, i just want to go over some of the new rules. as you know, as soon as mr. spicer walks out here, we'll be cutting all audio and visual feeds. of course, we will still be releasing transcripts, but those will now be in ancient egyptian hieroglyphics. to receive a copy just follow these collectioned: eye, bird, foot. as for the briefings themselves no one will be allowed to can a question unless they are holding the official briefing conk. in addition, every reporter will be handed a fo

good evening, i'm natasha brown, in for ukee tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been there for all of the days developments and live in norristown. joe, where do we stand right now. >> reporter: deliberations continue, and as we have seen, today the questions have also just continued. the judge not watching word with bill cosby's publicist. >> bill cosby's publicist, verse judge stephen o'neill. judge on his fifth day of protract deliberations, warned if, if there ways mistrial it shouldn't be interpreted as a win. his publicist andrew wyat made comments that dead locked journey was a victory for cosby team. wyat responded late today to the judge's comments. >> i will continue to speak on his behalf. if i see something that should be taking place and something not taking place, i will say those things. i am not going to be shy about saying them. hey, i was glad the judge shouted me out, maybe he wants me to be his publicist for st. patrick's day when he walks down that hallway. >> reporter: judge took steps to sure up int

. >> reporter: hi, natasha. good morning. right here, it's a bit breezy. it's drizzling a bit, but other areas are getting soaked this morning. bracing for a total of more than a foot of rain. and that's just a part of the impact expected from this storm. with pounding rain and wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour, the first tropical system to make landfall this season is hitting the gulf coast. the effects now being felt across five states. >> i think everyone has prepared themselves for the worst. >> it's bringing the expected. already in parts of grand isle, louisiana, and this neighborhood in galveston, texas, under water. >> it could be worse. that's a good thing because i have been through quite a few of them. >> with voluntary evacuations ordered for some low-lying areas, elsewhere, storm hardy southerners are riding out this stm. >> we made something out of it, everybody, we're going to bring the water, bring the lanterns, bring everything. >> tropical storm cindy is death, a 10-year-old boy hit by a log picked up by the storm surge on a alabama beac

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. >>> i'm natasha brown in nor guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live, with what we know so far about the wiretapping. david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a mayor jim kenney is down playing these letters tonight, very typical to get one of these letters from the government, if you are speaking to someone under investigation hoist wiretapped and your voice is pick up on that wiretap. last august, fbi agents raided local 98 boss john dougherty's south philadelphia home, they also went inside union headquarters on spring garden street, the investigation, quiet now, at least publicly but recently mayor jim kenney and others received official notice from the government that their conversations with john dougherty were wiretapped >> it is a standard pro forma i don't know how you cannot talk to john dougherty or majority leader of council over a two year period and not be recorded. >> reporter: we caught up with the mayor following a news conference, highlighting new programs to put people to work in the philadelphia building trade industry. kenney said he is not concerned

. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. fans are already starting to show up and they are gathered here at broadway and 11th. these are the fans that want to be the first to seat players this morning. we are hearing great stories about their love for the warriors. look at this hreublglittle guy. yes, there's a 3-year-old snuggled into that wagon and his mom says he loves steph curry and he wrote a song for him that he plans to play on his drum today, and mom has not slept because they wanted to make sure they were the first ones here. >> no need in coming if you cannot bear witness that all has transpir transpired. he's a diehard he says curry can't guard me, mommy. >> reporter: here's a map of the route. if you are trying to figure out where you want to set up, try 19th street. the parade ends by lake merritt where the rally will take place. look live at this picture of a balloon arch at the start of the parade and they put this up within the last half hour. there will be 12 of these along the route, and fun to look at, bu

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