philadelphia sports good evening i'm natasha brown thanks for joining us. what a moment that is for temple football. for this city. tonight's game it was a below out game the owls sparked you couldn't 27 to 3. we got live coverage. we begin with leslie down on the field. >> reporter: well natasha this was such a big big win for temple tonight. matt rhule told me from the very beginning this was the goal to make it to the aac title game which they did. and they are headed to houston next saturday. now let's show you some of the highlights from this game starting with thomas taking in from anyone yards out to give us 7 nothing lead. he ran two touchdowns. defense is amazing for sink a fumble or a you couldn't drive hacked on a field goal that's going to give them 10 nothing lead. touchdown pass in the third temple crews in on this one to an easy 27 to 3 win. well, matt rhule couldn't be more proud of his team. >> happy for these guys. they are great kids. they battle adverse is the. we are not done yet. hope we can do more. proud the way they played tonight.

natasha brown is live in manayunk with more on this. natasha?> reporter: jessica, we can tell you we have seen a steady stream of people walking up here to the uber breathalyzer kiosk. they are pretty surprised some of them what they're seeing register on the screen but they're glad they at least have a ride home. for some, there's reason to celebrate. >> whoo! >> reporter: for others, it's a sobering surprise. >> i was close. >> party goers able to gauge their blood alcohol level using the uber smart breathalyzer i could have been. >> i thought it's great, get a free ride or discounted ride home. it's good because don't get drive drunk home. >> reporter: it's set up in the high affect manayunk area on this thanksgiving eve. folks breathe in and despite how much you've been drinking uber will give you a free ride home up to $20. >> i got a .05 i'm under the limit right now which means either i should not drive later which is true or i should just stop but i think it's good to have it so that you don't hurt yourself and other people around you. >

good evening i'm natasha brown. two families found the candy you just saw there in their childrens trick or treat backs discovered in kennett square. eyewitness news is at the police department at this hour with the very latest. >> reporter: well natasha tonight 6 pieces of candybars are being inspector ted. county detective spent much of the day here at the police department questioning the different family members involved. but tonight they are not able to say where this candy came from or who it came from. >> we all kept our 26 and our skills and our nickers we didn't find any in the neck considers. >> reporter: the lay after halloween this year kennett square police department instead of eating his candy he's trying to help police under why his twiq had a needle in it. >> snoot it's very disturbing. >> reporter: police say around midnight they received a report of sewing like needles in 27twiq bars. he says he first saw posts on facebook about a needle in a nickers bar so he and his friends all ages 7 to 12 chec

natasha brown is live in manayunk with more on this. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we can tell you we have seen a steady stream of people walking up here to the uber breathalyzer kiosk. they are pretty surprised some of them what they're seeing register on the screen but they're glad they at least have a ride home. for some, there's reason to celebrate. >> whoo! >> reporter: for others, it's a sobering surprise. >> i was close. >> party goers able to gauge their blood alcohol level using the uber smart breathalyzer i could have been. >> i thought it's great, get a free ride or discounted ride home. it's good because don't get drive drunk home. >> reporter: it's set up in the high affect manayunk area on this thanksgiving eve. folks breathe in and despite how much you've been drinking uber will give you a free ride home up to $20. >> i got a .05 i'm under the limit right now which means either i should not drive later which is true or i should just stop but i think it's good to have it so that you don't hurt yourself and other people around you.

our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown who is live from the benranklin parkway tonig tonight. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we have all been shocked and saddened by the attacks in paris today. butylates much more personal, much more heartbreaking for those living in philadelphia now who are from france. charlotte, is busy at her restaurant lay sheree in rittenhouse square but her thoughts and her heart are with her family members in paris. >> all our family is in france. so some in paris some other cities i have a lot of family in paris. i have no news so far. i'm hoping no news good news. i don't know. >> reporter: so much uncertainty in a city under siege. the death toll continues to rise after multiple terrorist attacks around paris. >> i had no idea until i started getting messages from my friends. american friends here in philadelphia saying like, hope everything is fine. it's scary. it's gives like goose bumps don't know what's going to happen. don't know how many people are going to lose their life. very scary. >> reporter: mike scullin th

. >> natasha brown spoke to her parents who say that edible marijuana is the only medication that really her. >> we didn't think that it would ever happen. >> laura and roger barber had already settled in for a lengthy court battle. this week, a victory in the john toy allow their 16 year old severely awe tis i can and epileptic daughter jen toy receive medicinal marijuana at school. >> we had to actually choose inbetween education and medicine. we were bringing jenny home for half a day of school. now she can stay in school a half day and get her medicine. >> she takes a milliliter syringe of combination of the the oils with a tiny zip of coca-cola. >> for the last seven month, jenny has only been attending half days at the lark school in bellmawr, new jersey, which serves children with disabilities. her mother wasn't allowed to administer the lunchtime dosage of homemade cannibis oil that jenny needs on school grounds due to state laws. monday, bill signed by the governor changed that. the larc school released this letter to parent stating quote earlier this week governor christie with

natasha brown is in cinnaminson tonight where this trooper is from. what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, just tting access to this dash cam video today, we understand that new jersey state trooper was charged with drunken driving, he apparently professed his sobriety from the very beginning from when the first trooper responded to this 911 call to the garden state parkway this is sergeant first class michael road side. he told the trooper that he was under effects of anesthesia. they later were to found on it that was not the case. we have excerpt from the dash cam video. let's listen in. >> how are you doing. >> not too well. >> are you okay. >> i just came from surgery. i'm under anesthesia right now. >> okay. >> unaudible. >> well, police would later find out that sergeant roadside's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. they were also, able to find open containers of beer inside his police cruiser. now that dash cam video, again just released today and led to his suspension without pay. he is facing a number of charges including dwi,

our natasha brown has more tonight on so-called shaming apps. how they work and why what is said online can be harder to get rid of. >> now this one is cute. >> reporter: report often something as innocent as dog shaming capturing dogs acting badly. >> we're going to call her grab man. >> reporter: this woman is calling out a person she believes to be a home wrecker. public shaming sites can quickly turn ugly when it comes to blasting people for their perceived defensive behavior. >> there's no shortage of sites like passenger shaming for commuters to she's a home wrecker from boyfriend shaming blogs to neighbor shaming. >> it's appalling. but people should behave well. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: scary to think your image may be out there linked to one of these sites and you don't even know it. >> there's a fine line between what's right and what's wrong. what's invasion and what isn't. >> if you look up the home wrecker site there are forums and forums of people complaining i'm on here, i'm not a home wrecker. my photo is up here. there a

. >>> our natasha brown has more and of the alarming video that shows what unfolded on the garden state parkway i am not drunk. >> you joke. >> yeah. i had a prostate surgery. >> okay. >> i'm under anesthesia right i'm trying to get home to cinnaminson. >> a profession of sobriety that beginning an exchange that would lead to new jersey state trooper suspension. dam cam video from the responding officer's vehicle shows the interaction moments after sergeant first class michael roadside rear ends a driver at a rest stop on the garden state parkway in monmouth county. >> i will pay for -- whatever have i to do >> video shows what appears to be the trooper's erratic behavior and slurred speech. female driver called police after seeing the diss shelf officer ep out of his car after the crash. >> how you doing? >> not good. >> you globe i was really scared and honestly i'm still scared. >> reporter: it's been a month sin the accident and kimberly wilson says she's still traumatized. she spoke to cbs news from her home in lincroft new jersey and took us back to the incident on october 26th. >

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the latest. >> it didn't look so bad when it was dark. you see it in the daylight. >> like many of the resident of the plymouth park ability, she can't believe her eyes. >> this is amazing. >> more than 30 residents were evacuated halloween night when fast moving fire tore through building e around 10:30, damaging 19 of 24 apartments. >> everybody -- some people's furniture and property is damaged. >> officials were forced to ring three alarms as firefighters rescue several residents and pets, and used ladder host toss tackle flames several feet high. >> the water -- >> fire chief laurence said the water issue caused by previously damaged hydrant, no sprinklers meant the fire spread quickly. fire alarms work but not fast enough to save the one woman who died in the flame. >> jenny, yes, she was a nice little lady, though. i'm just sorry she didn't make. >> but it could have been worse. >> thankful it didn't happen last week when it was really windy, you know, hot embers coming over and stuff like that. that was my concern. >> and for othe

. >>> our coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter natasha a brown. >> she's outside french consul late in philadelphia, natasha. >> reporter: we can tell you people here in philadelphia, are watching all around the world, they are watching these events unfold here, in paris and in one is watching more closely then the the honorary consul of france, here in philadelphia, michael skullon. we spoke with him a short time ago at his office in center city philadelphia a he tells us that he is shock by the violence that is playing out there in paris and he is monitoring the situation broad. very closely. >> watching the story our hearts go out to the people affect, and we are just going to keep watching to see, the information as it develops. >> reporter: and, well he tells us any official response, of course will come from the embassy in washington d.c., and ma that may happen as more information comes together throughout the evening. he is watching and praying for all of the people of france at this point. anyone who was a affect, by the violence, there, and we will continue to

in hunting park, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> happening today, there will be a viewing for sale em west, you'll recall he was a 16 year-old boy shot to death sunday evening riding his bike with the friend in strawberry mansion. police have a a $20,000 reward for information, leading to the gun man. the viewing is a at 10:00 at the funeral services incorporated in nicetown. >>> and the benefit to help pay the huge veterinary bills for r ime the abused talk left for dead in chester last week. it is a at 6:30 at southern cross sketch etch in conshohocken there will be a buffet, live entertainment and auction toss raise money to nurse remi back to health. is there a reward offered for information on remi's abuser. >>> 5:39. is there a new reason to cut back on sewed. >>> we will tell you what the carbonated drink can do to your heart. >> also. >> have you ever posted a negative review on line? it could even up costing you. now lawmakers are trying to protect consumer. i'm weijia check in washington. >>> do not mess with her off the court either, crazy story, coming up next.

. >>> and that was natasha brown reporting and that is interesting for sure. you know what sells interesting? it's a gorgeous day. >> and beautiful. >> we're in november. >> right. >> and not for long. >> yeah. >> and the 60s are not for long either. >> okay. >> if you can get outside, enjoy the sunshine and these warm temperatures this time of the year and until, you know, we're in the middle of december and dreaming like days like this. yesterday is beautiful. search outside and after dinner, before dinner and today, that is great as well. shoppers, we're in for a treat and we started off with clouds and getting reports and also that fog that stopped our temperature from getting too warm. there are already mid-60s for much of the area and we're at 59 at reagan national and give it another couple of hours with the sunshine out now and that is increasing fast. winds out of the south today and that is goings to add in our nice temperatures. head into the mid-60s and for this time of the year, we're into the mid-50s and this is a treat. shopper's delight and you

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we're live here at spca headquarters in hunting tack tonight, natasha brown cbs cbs3i were the natashathank you authorities on the mainline warning residents to lock they are vehicles following a rash of break ins. thieves struck a three communities last wednesday. tredyffrin township police say the thieves work quickly taking items they could easily carry off with them including a louie vuitton bag, coach wallet and handgun much police are searching for the suspects. >> frustration growing over the lack of answers in the mist yuk death of a toddler in south jersey. police found his body near his father's home on october 13th. investigators say there was no sign of forced entry orvis cybill trauma and his autopsy came back inclusive. tonight the cam county prosecutor' office tells us the investigation continues. but the attorney for the toddler's grandparents complain they are not being cep in the loop. >> respect the fact that the prosecutor's office and the detectives have to do their jobs but my, god, when the tox was negative my phone should have been ringing off the hook. if it wa

we're live here at spca headquarters in hunting tack tonight, natasha brown cbs cbs3i were the natasha, thank you authorities on the mainline warning residents to lock they are vehicles following a rash of break ins. thieves struck a three communities last wednesday. tredyffrin township police say the thieves work quickly taking items they could easily carry off with them including a louie vuitton bag, coach wallet and handgun much police are searching for the suspects. >> frustration growing over the lack of answers in the mist yuk death of a toddler in south jersey. police found his body near his father's home on october 13th. investigators say there was no sign of forced entry orvis cybill trauma and his autopsy came back inclusive. tonight the cam county prosecutor' office tells us the investigation continues. but the attorney for the toddler's grandparents complain they are not being cep in the loop. >> respect the fact that the prosecutor's office and the detectives have to do their jobs but my, god, when the tox was negative my phone should have been ringing off the hook. if it

in hunting park, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> that's a great story.ther good story here. grand donation for a good cause at the children's hospital of philadelphia. take a listen. >> sound every newly donated stein way piano, will sit in the lobby of the university city hospital. the piano's can cost upward of $30,000, was actually donated by the parents of former patient. they say they did it because they wanted families to be up lifted by beautiful music in their time of need. >>> well, nearly two months ago, that pope francis came here to philadelphia. and the visit by the pontiff touched many. including a one year old little girl with a inoperable brain tumor. now her parents are called what happened after the pope's visit nothing short after miracle. here is "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> they call it the miracle on market, they say the quick kiss is partially responsible for her quick recovery. >> i think all of this is from god. you know, the pope just messenger from god. >> one year old gianna has rare inoperable brown tumor, her b

this is natasha brown this will be the biggest win in the history of temple program. the owls are hanging tough they are trailing by 7 early in the quart. where he's been all afternoon and all evening actually tell us all about the excitement out there hey steve. >> reporter: we, we believe natasha it is unbelievable. are you kid ripping dipping me temple possibly about to score in the fourth quarter to tie things with notre dame it will be the biggest win in temple history. we spoke with fans all day long as they were tailgating getting ready for at the date of their lives. from game day to game time, students representing philly on a national stage. ♪. >> reporter: no matter the outcome, saturday already going down is one of the grand defendant in school history starting bright and early with game day snapping self fees, cooking up very creative signs. at tailgate time notre dame fans made presence known as the folks got bowl. >> it's going to be 24 to 10 temple winning. >> we have too much talent we are more of a top class school. >> talking about temple not notre

good evening, i'm natasha brown and thank you for joining us.he arrests were played today in two countries. at least one suspect is still on the run. let's get right to steve patterson. he's in the sat center with the very latest tonight. steve. >> natasha, the focus is on belgium where th government raised its terrorist alert to the highest level. the warning is that the risk of an attack is "serious and eminent" partially because one of the paris attackers is still on the loose and last seen crossing the border into belgium. nine days later, he's the most wanted man in france, 26-year-old salah abdeslam now the subject of an interfashion search warrant single-handedly putting whole cities on alert in brussells lockdown, police on guard, subways and coffee shops shut down. authorities in belgium raising the terror alert to the highest possible level warning of the looming possibility of another paris style terror attack in the nation's capitol. abdeslam believed to be hiding there. french police stopped him at the belgian border the morning aft

this is natasha brown this will be the biggest win in the history of temple program. the owls are hanging tough they are trailing by 7 early in the quart. where he's been all afternoon and all evening actually tell us all about the excitement out there hey steve. >> reporter: we, we believe natasha it is unbelievable. are you kid ripping dipping me temple possibly about to score in the fourth quarter to tie things with notre dame it will be the biggest win in temple history. we spoke with fans all day long as they were tailgating getting ready for at the date of their lives. from game day to game time, students representing philly on a national stage. ♪. >> reporter: no matter the outcome, saturday already going down is one of the grand defendant in school history starting bright and early with game day snapping self fees, cooking up very creative signs. at tailgate time notre dame fans made presence known as the folks got bowl. >> it's going to be 24 to 10 temple winning. >> we have too much talent we are more of a top class school. >> talking about temple not notre

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanking for joining us. police say more than one family discovered the candy in trick or treat bags and the neighborhood of kennett square. rahel solomon has more. >> we checked our -- went find any in the snickers only in the twix. >> reporter: instead of eating his candy he's trying to help police understand why his twixhad a needle in it. >> how could anybody do anything like that? that's unbelievable. >> reporter: police say around midnight they received a report of sewing needles in five twix bars. he first saw a post on facebook about a needle in a snickers bar, he and his friends checked theirs and made the apparent discovery. >> there were four kids involved. they're not all related. two separate families. before a but they went trick or treating together. >> reporter: police tell "eyewitness news" they investigate all complaints as legitimate until proven otherwise, but the report was enough to prompt police to send out alerts early sunday morning warning neighbors. >> they just said they should che

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i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.the field today beaten in every phase of this game. it was not pretty. sports director don bell is here to tell us what in the world happened. >> i'm done with the eagles. no more. >> yeah. >> i love fans. i can get enough. four-five eagles hosting the four-five buccaneers. i was there along with 69,000 others. it was like a trip to the dentist a root canal with no novocain. the birds were favored by 6.5 points. but they were the ones that got drilled. let's show you exactly how this thing went down. chill kelly's squad trying to bounce back after blowing a 13-point lead last week. they couldn't stop the run. doug martin that had 235 yards rushing. tam at a bay had 283 on the ground. jameis winston grew up eagles fan sang the fight song along the side lines and through five touchdown passes. 30 rookie in nfl history to do that. eagles get smashed 45-17. >> beat dallas and that was -- we'll win the rest of our game. it doesn't work that wage it never works that way. you know, so we got

good evening, i'm natasha brown, mark sanction came in on relief but couldn't get the job done, "eyewitnessnd the low lights, don? >> reporter: with the emphasis on low life. first quarter was a thing of beauty. the eagles led the miami dolphins 16 to three, fans were loving life's the birds were flying high. unfortunately, football games are four quarters long. the action from lincoln financial field sam bradford with the hot hand after his game winning toss last week against dallas. but in the third quarter, danger on the rise and chris mclane crashing in. bradford leaves way shoulder injury and a concussion more on that in just a few moments, pick it up in the fourth quarter, eagles nursing a three point lead, ryan tannehill, he needs skill but he gets luck right there. caught by jarvis landry, it's a touchdown. miami takes the lead. mark sanchez gets pick after you in the end zone by are a shadow jones, the eagles lose 20 to 19. >> hurt ourselves and that's what i told our guys, we ran 80 something plays. we stalled. i think the penalties put us behind the count. we had an opportunity m

good evening, i'm natasha brown, mark sanction came in on relief but couldn't get the job done, "eyewitness stat center, got the highlights and the low lights, don? >> reporter: with the emphasis on low life. first quarter was a thing of beauty. the eagles led the miami dolphins 16 to three, fans were loving life's the birds were flying high. unfortunately, football games are four quarters long. the action from lincoln financial field sam bradford with the hot hand after his game winning toss last week against dallas. but in the third quarter, danger on the rise and chris mclane crashing in. bradford leaves way shoulder injury and a concussion more on that in just a few moments, pick it up in the fourth quarter, eagles nursing a three point lead, ryan tannehill, he needs skill but he gets luck right there. caught by jarvis landry, it's a touchdown. miami takes the lead. mark sanchez gets pick after you in the end zone by are a shadow jones, the eagles lose 20 to 19. >> hurt ourselves and that's what i told our guys, we ran 80 something plays. we stalled. i think the penalties put us behind

i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.agles were booed off the field today beaten in every phase of this game. it was not pretty. sports director don bell is here to tell us what in the world happened. >> i'm done with the eagles. no more. >> yeah. >> i love fans. i can get enough. four-five eagles hosting the four-five buccaneers. i was there along with 69,000 others. it was like a trip to the dentist a root canal with no novocain. the birds were favored by 6.5 points. but they were the ones that got drilled. let's show you exactly how this thing went down. chill kelly's squad trying to bounce back after blowing a 13-point lead last week. they couldn't stop the run. doug martin that had 235 yards rushing. tam at a bay had 283 on the ground. jameis winston grew up eagles fan sang the fight song along the side lines and through five touchdown passes. 30 rookie in nfl history to do that. eagles get smashed 45-17. >> beat dallas and that was -- we'll win the rest of our game. it doesn't work that wage it never works that way.

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is in cinnaminson tonight where this trooper is from. what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, just tting access to this dash cam video today, we understand that new jersey state trooper was charged with drunken driving, he apparently professed his sobriety from the very beginning from when the first trooper responded to this 911 call to the garden state parkway this is sergeant first class michael road side. he told the trooper that he was under effects of anesthesia. they later were to found on it that was not the case. we have excerpt from the dash cam video. let's listen in. >> how are you doing. >> not too well. >> are you okay. >> i just came from surgery. i'm under anesthesia right now. >> okay. >> unale

i'm natasha brown, thank you so much for joining us. the truck hit two parked cars.ltimore avenue and the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. steve patterson picks up the story from there. >> reporter: cars crochets glass shattered property damage hard to imagine what a philadelphia fire ladder truck crashing in the middle of a busy street would look like but here it is. >> it was real crazy, man. >> fire officials say about 10:00 sunday morning, five firefighters inside ladder truck 13 were responding to reports of a structure fire. them suddenly, at the corner of 55th and baltimore, the driver appears to lose control. the truck slams into several parked cars along the sidewalk. surveillance video shows the moment of impact. but it can't describe the sound. >> how loud was it. >> like a bomb. just like a bomb. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" reyewitness lewis for res was outside working at a nearby tire shop when it happened. he says minutes before the crash a customer was standing in the path of the truck. >> she was standing right here with his car and we came out