natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president trump is taking action to change how the u.s. deals with climate change. he visited epa headquarters where he signed an executive order. it halts efforts to reduce the carbon pollution of cole minors plus oil and gas. the president said the obama era regulations were bad for the economy. >> we're going to have safety, clean water and air. but so many are unnecessary and so many are job killing. we're getting rid of the bad ones. >> environmentalists argue risk of climate change. >>> intelligence chairman devon nunez will stay the course. democrats say he can be marshal because he appears to be coordinating with the white house. he cancelled a hearing from sally yates. yates revealed michael flynn misled the vice president about his communication with russia. >>> first lady milania trump was in washington with the president bit still lives in new york city >> there's a petition to change that. some are calling for the first lady to move to the white house immediately. >> outrage over a pat-down at airport security. why one mother

natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president trump is taking action to change how the u.s. deals with climate change. he visited epa headquarters where he signed an executive order. it halts efforts to reduce the carbon pollution of cole minors plus oil and gas. the president said the obama era regulations were bad for the economy. >> we're going to have safety, clean water and air. but so many are unnecessary and so many are job killing. we're getting rid of the bad ones. >> environmentalists argue risk of climate change. >>> intelligence chairman devon nunez will stay the course. democrats say he can be marshal because he appears to be coordinating with the white house. he cancelled a hearing from sally yates. yates revealed michael flynn misled the vice president about his communication with russia. >>> first lady milania trump was in washington with the president bit still lives in new york city >> there's a petition to change that. some are calling for the first lady to move to the white house immediately. >> outrage over a pat-down at airport security. why one mother

natasha brown is in west reading with the latest. >> reporter: snow stopped and the sent one time down, many began the daunting task of digging out. >> digging out for tomorrow. have to get back to work. >> did you expect her to be buried so deeply >> no. i expected it to be what it was. spring a like a week away. it came and now it's timing. >> reporter: businesses were closed and the normally bustling penn street in west reading saw mostly folks shovelling past through several inches of snow. >> it's windy and now the snow is going to be hard to shovel. >> reporter: the berks county region felt the brunt with areas seeing more than a foot of snow >> we've been seeing a lot of falls on the ice and we expect that to continue. >> reporter: reading they seen an up tick in weather related injuries especially when it comes to shovelling >> we'll see people that come in with chest pain and heart attacks because they exert themselves doing something they're not quite used to doing. >> reporter:s those venturing out, driving proved to be tricky, others decided walking may be a bit safer >> wa

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown, sergeant was called a hero for saving the lives of civiliansing gun battle with suspects. alexandria hoff is live 22'nd police department with more on how he's being remembered. >> reporter: sergeant robert wilson's name is on a plaque in front of the 22'nd district headquarters. today's event worked to make sure that name is never forgot end. >> from the hands of family and philadelphia police officers to the sky. nearly two years after sergeant robert wilson's line of duty death dozens cam out to honor his legacy. >> last conversation was about life and what we were going to do in the future. and he didn't have a chance to fulfill that. i had that chance. take everything more seriously. >> reporter: damian steven soon wilson's partner of two and a half years was outside the game stop on saturday, march 5, 2015 when wilson was fatally shot as he was purchasing a gift for his son. he happened to be there as an attempted robber was taking place. he has been credited for saving the lives of the civilians. two suspects were charged with murder. >>

natasha brown has the story from evesham township. >> moments for daniel friday morning as she lie on the floor gasping for air after battling bronchitis and an asthma attack. she was getting her 7-year-old son ready for school when the courageous little boy stepped in to a life saving moment >> i didn't know what to do at first. but i was like, what do i do, then she said call 911. >> we taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues. who do i call? what do i do >> rocco calmly told dispatchers what was happening >> they asked me the questions and what happened i answered them. then i pressed either these to buttons >> when medics arrived, he was comforting his mother. >> worry about what was happening. >> reporter: daniel was rushed to the hospital, rocco channelled his super hero as he headed off to school >> he walked out for school with a super man hat on. tells you right there. >> asked how he felt about what he done. >> i'm a little nervous and a little like a hero. >> a lot more like a hero in his grateful mother's eyes. >> when i saw him, i just started crying. ga

natasha brown is in west reading with the latest. >> reporter: snow stopped and the sent one time down, many began the daunting task of digging out. >> digging out for tomorrow. have to get back to work. >> did you expect her to be buried so deeply >> no. i expected it to be what it was. spring a like a week away. it came and now it's timing. >> reporter: businesses were closed and the normally bustling penn street in west reading saw mostly folks shovelling past through several inches of snow. >> it's windy and now the snow is going to be hard to shovel. >> reporter: the berks county region felt the brunt with areas seeing more than a foot of snow >> we've been seeing a lot of falls on the ice and we expect that to continue. >> reporter: reading they seen an up tick in weather related injuries especially when it comes to shovelling >> we'll see people that come in with chest pain and heart attacks because they exert themselves doing something they're not quite used to doing. >> reporter:s those venturing out, driving proved to be tricky, others decided walking may be a bit safer >> wa

natasha brown has the story from evesham township. >> moments for daniel friday morning as she lie on the floor gasping for air after battling bronchitis and an asthma attack. she was getting her 7-year-old son ready for school when the courageous little boy stepped in to a life saving moment >> i didn't know what to do at first. but i was like, what do i do, then she said call 911. >> we taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues. who do i call? what do i do >> rocco calmly told dispatchers what was happening >> they asked me the questions and what happened i answered them. then i pressed either these to buttons >> when medics arrived, he was comforting his mother. >> worry about what was happening. >> reporter: daniel was rushed to the hospital, rocco channelled his super hero as he headed off to school >> he walked out for school with a super man hat on. tells you right there. >> asked how he felt about what he done. >> i'm a little nervous and a little like a hero. >> a lot more like a hero in his grateful mother's eyes. >> when i saw him, i just started crying. ga

reporters is fanned out all across pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, and, we start with our natasha brown live in red ding berks county where they saw plenty of snow from this system, natasha. >> well, good evening to you both, back there in philadelphia. this was one of the hardest hit area. unofficial reading with our eyewitness weather watcher yardstick. almost 9 inches in this particular area so, berks county saw at lee, a foot or snow throughout the county from what we understand. the snow has stopped, the digging out is ongoing and it is even posing a risk at that point. snow fell fast and steadily in reading, berks county. by mid afternoon the areas was blanketed by several inches and folks began slowly digging out. >> what do you do when you live in pennsylvania. it is snow. you got to get it out of the way so people can go on about their day, you know, no big deal. >> reporter: while william richardson is taking in stride , drivers were taking it carefully, on snow covered road, and snowplows, trying to stay ahead of the accumulating snow. >> to get around, you have to be careful

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you for joining us. e following the story as it develops at this hour. eyewitness news recorder joe holden is live in southwest philadelphia with more or the deadly shooting, joe. >> natasha the intersection behind me is 81 and vine and the philadelphia crime scene unit just showed you. we can step out of the picture and show what you is unfolding here police telling us at that point in the middle of the street is where two shell casings were found. the trouble started brewing in this intersection and perhaps a fight police are not speculating and 20-year-old was killed and a 14-year-old was hit once in the face. those two gun shot victims were in this car. the car sped off and traveled down 81 street and ended up crashing into a utility pole. sleering that pole midway up. homicide captain james clark told me over the phone the two victims are brothers and the police investigation has not revealed why this happened. and neighbors are distraught over the gun violence. it's a sin and shame and disgrace. it'

i'm natasha brown. >>> i'm ukee washington. michael flynn says he has a story to tell. intelligence committees in the house, senate, fbi are all investigating russia's meddling in the 2016 election. >>> any comment on michael flynn, mr. president. >> reporter: president trump is not answering questions about his former national security advisor but tweeted that michael flynn should ask for immunity, in what he calls , a witch hunt. >>> you want mike flynn to go and be completely open and transparent with the committee and whatever it takes to do that he is supportive of. >> reporter: flynn is looking for legal protection before answering questions, from the fbi and congressional committees investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election, and any ties between the president's associates, and moscow. flynn's lawyer said general flynn certainly has a story to tell and he very much wants to tell it. there must be assurance is a begins unfair prosecution. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee adam shift released his own statement calling the request for

. >> i'm natasha brown in for jessica tonight at first it was thought the two incidents on the turnpike might be connected and we now know it's not the case. >> the dadly shooting happened molly pitcher in cranberry middlesex county and it was followed bay rest in salem grove county and david spunt is live tonight with more details. >> we have shorts fired. >> new jersey state troopers rushed to the scene of molly paper service area in cranberry township before 3:00 thursday afternoon and a state trooper opened fire shooting and killing a man sitting inside this pickup truck. >> we rolled it up and saw it and she the cashier said somebody got shot. >> they will not say what led to the shooting. 70 miles away 90 minutes later chopper 3 caught police chasing this car south own the turnpik turnpike. five miles north of delaware memorial bridge and that came to a halt. police with guns surrounded car and took three people into custody. it appeared the incidents ma maying related and sources say they are not. south jersey incident is part of criminal investigation out of maryland and the sou

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that is very latest for now, we are live from upper darby tonight, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> makes you sick, thanks natasha. >>> huge fire guts a fitness and physical therapy center in northeast philadelphia and sent two employees to the hospital with minor injuries. fire fighters were called to afc fitness on the 3600 block of grant avenue just after 11:00 this morning. fire swelled to four alarms before being placed under control about two hours later. one patient we spoke with credited the staff with helping to get everyone out so quickly. >> you see black smoke coming out already and then we have this old lady doing therapy in the water, and then tried to get them out. >> employees tell "eyewitness news" repairs were made to the roof of that building. now fire officials are working to determine whether that played a role in sparking the fire. >>> since president trump took office many of you have asked us to sit down with pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey. today senator toomey answered your calls agreeing to take your questions live on facebook among to

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has that story from evesham township. >> i just could not breathe or talk. >> reporter: heart pounding moments for danielle on friday morning as she lied on the floor, gasping for air after battling bronchitis and an asthma attack. she was getting her seven year-old son rocco ready for school when the courageous little boy stepped into a life saving moment. >> i didn't know what to do at first but then i was like what do i do and then she said call 911. >> we taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues , if mommy is feeling this way, who do i call what do i do. >> reporter: he told emergency dispatchers what was happening >> when he asked me the questions and what happened and stuffy answered them, then i pressed either of these buttons. >> reporter: medics arrived rocco was comforting his mother while crews comforted him. >> they came, and they were keeping me very busy. so i don't have to worry about what was happening. >> reporter: while danielle was rush to the hospital, rocco channeled his inner super hero as he helpedded off to

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has story from evesham township. >> i just, could not breathe, i could not talk. >> reporter: heart pounding moments for danielle friday morning as she lied on the floor gasping for air after battling bronchitis and asthma attack. she was getting her seven year-old son rocco ready for school when the courageous little boy stepped into a life saving moment. >> i didn't know what to do at first. but i was like, oh, what do i do and then she said call 911. >> reporter: yes. >> we have taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues , how do you know if mommy is feeling this way or that way, what do i do. >> reporter: rocco told emergency dispatchers what was hatching. >> when he asked me the questions and what happened and stuffy answered them. >> and then either of these buttons. >> reporter: medicines innings arrived rocco was comforting his mother while crews comforted him. >> and then he came in and they were keeping me, busy, i don't have to worry about what was happening. >> while danielle was rushed to the hospital rocco channeled

good evening i am natasha brown, thanks for joining us, we're tracking a nor'easter and the possibility of six to 12 inches of snow in march. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been taking shoppers through the center city stocking up ahead of the possible storm. first we'll begin in the weather center, with justin drabick who's monitoring this as it inches closer and closer. >> good evening. we're seeing developing stages of the system, the energy starting to move into the central u.s., which will help ener energyize this coastal storm. the storm system moving in and cold air meeting up with each other. potential for widespread snowfall. nothing happening tonight. clear skies right now. that's just allowing the temperatures to drop off. once again, waking up tomorrow morning, waking up into the low 20's, tomorrow night, that's when things go downhill starting at 8:00. areas in pink a majority of the region, exception still far eastern new jersey under a winter storm watch. a little uncertainty how much snowfall will fall in that location. due to potential for sleet and rain. coas

good evening everyone i'm natasha brown.so much for joining us the young girl was badly injured in many fire and right now she is in critical condition. but she wasn't the only family member transported to the hospital tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff has more now from the scene in west oak lane. >> reporter: three family members were taken to the hospital and we are told that firefighters had to battle through flames to reach a young girl trapped on the second floor of her home. 11 companies in total encountered heavy fire on both the first and second floors of a home on t norgirlthas still tra. >> reporter: the initial cause. for nowild. >> we have firefighters go up ns hopefully in tettors. to the air to celebrate [ applause ] that's where serinside the gamee the showers like a museum. >> rob's last conversation was about life and what we were going to do in the future he didn't have a chance to fulfill that. i have that chance. take everything more seriouslily now. >> two suspects charged with sergeant

natasha brown had details. >> first time. >> first time time. >> reporter: food truck operators haveeries on monday, the first 45th and wall where a suspect gets out of a car and surprises an unsuspecting worker >> he slowly walks up the street, goes to the truck that sits there for many years and serves the community. jumps into the back, surprises the people in the vehicle. puts a gun to their head demands money taking money >> who hours later. in lancaster. the man is driven away from the scene >> he's sick, disgusting. these guys have been here and one day, same food. i don't know why they would be robbed. >> reporter: his father are taking extra precautions closing up earlier than usual on a busy friday night >> i told my dad we should leave early like not 9:00 or 10:00. because it could happen any time. so we leaving right now. >> this is so close to school. to drexel. so surprising. because all this area changed a lot in the 20 years for the better. >> reporter: police say they're looking for a black male in his 20's or so, they believe this person may be from the area because

good evening everyone i'm natasha brown.irl was badly injured in many fire and right now she is in critical condition. but she wasn't the only family member transported to the hospital tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff has more now from the scene in west oak lane. >> reporter: three family members were taken to the hospital and we are told that firefighters had to battle through flames to reach a young girl trapped on the second floor of her home. 11 companies in total encountered heavy fire on both the first and second floors of a home on the 6500 block of north bouvier street around 6:30 p.m. a mother and father were rescued from inside but at the time firefighters knew that young girl was still trapped in upstairs bedroom. >> companies made a herculean effort to get to a young child that at stable condition at thef the for floor. >> reporter: it isdr unc hoff ce sehard ross ed.sergeant wilson is creds >> two suspects charged with montgomery county. police are looking for one of two cars that ran over 24-y

natasha brown is there now with more on how people are preparing. natasha? >> reporter: well, jessica good evening to you it's been snowing here for at least the past 2.5 hours or so. just a light snow at this point but it's already leaving a coating of snow behind here on the sidewalk. reading is in the kind of the heart and they are certainly preparing for the worst. >> i really don't know what to think about it. >> reporter: jessica bender is preparing for whatever the approaching nor'easter brings to reading. it's one of the areas expected to be the hardest hit with estimates of up to 18 inches of snow that could blanket the city. >> i'm getting a full tank of gas, i've got everything i need at home, food, water. >> reporter: so whatever happens. >> shovels, yeah. whatever happens i'm ready. >> reporter: as many as two dozen salt trucks sit at the head i and drivers will work in 12-hour shifts covering the roadways until the storm ends. >> we have plenty of salt, we're not going to run out of salt. >> reporter: reading mayor wally scott says city officia

good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. the deadly shooting happened this afternoon at 81 and lion. joe holden is live at university city at children's hospital of philadelphia with the latest on the victim's condition. joe? >> reporter: natasha, the 14-year-old gunshot victim continues to recover at last check police still described his condition as critical. though family very optimistic that he will make a full recovery. in the meantime >> it's sad, really sad. >> reporter: shots fire into a car in southwest philadelphia. two people including a teenager are hit. the car then races away from the scene at 81 it's and lions and makes i about a block and a half before crashing into a utility poll cutting it in half. a 14-year-old has been shot once in the face, he's rushed to children's hospital. another man and his 20's described to be the 14-year-old's brother is shot twice and won't survive his injuries. >> it's a sin and a shame and a disgrace. >> reporter: police crime scene unit arrives well after dusk. they've been ti

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.any turned out for the make america great again march and crowds gathered to support not only president trump but veterans law enforcement and first responder as well. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on independence mall are the marchers were met by counter protesters as well. alycia. >> reporter: natasha, temperatures flared on independent mall when the pro trump ralliers were met by anti-trump protesters. philadelphia police had to shut down the. >> usa. >> reporter: the started as a scheduled pro trump make america great rally on independence mall. >> three months in the making now been trying to do this. >> reporter: one of many around the country today but in philadelphia, not too long after the planned rally started, it was taken over. by hundreds of anti-trump protesters. the clash turning chaotic at one point when protesters set off cans of smoke, the protest scheduled to go until 5:00 this evening was shut down around 3:00 in the afternoon. >> this march is ov

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we hope you were able to at least get out and enjoy the beautiful weather we had this afternoon before it rained in some areas that's in the all. meteorologist lauren casey tells us we're in for a drastic temperature drop tomorrow as well. lots of surprises this week. right, lauren. >> so many surprises. so many clothing accessories you need. we need the umbrella today. need the t shirts now we need the jackets. all over the place. but it is spring. season of transition high temperatures today at 77 degrees in philadelphia. 68 in allentown. got to 79 in wilmington. 80 degrees on march day in millville. we topped at 81 degrees in atlantic city. and that was a record warm high temperature beating the previous record of 79 set back in 1963 but check this out. after 81 degrees just earlier today, we're now at 46 degrees in ac. we're down to 45 in philadelphia. had a cold front drop through the they are brought us that shower activity which is kind of diminish right now still have the clou

. >>> along with natasha brown. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. disturbing case of animal cruelty. man accused of killing not one but two of his girl friend's dogs. >>> tonight she tells "eyewitness news" that he did it out of jealousy. >>> good evening, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in bensalem where he uncovered the disturbing details, greg. >> reporter: ukee, this is the affidavit of probable cause, right here and it paints a very gruesome picture and shows that 23 years old joel davis even shook or stepped on two dogs before wrapping them in the blanket and suffocate ing them. twenty-three year-old joel davis is in jail, locked up for killing these two dogs, less than one month apart. >>> i just sat there and cried , for hours, what else can you do. >> reporter: that is jennifer sherman, davis ex-girlfriend who watched her in her bensalem apartment while she went on vacation in early february. >>> he called me and says something is wrong with the dog. its legs aren't working jumps off the couch, blood came out of the nose and m

i'm natasha brown in for guess contact we want to get over to meteorologist kate bilo tracking this wet weather for us. what is the very latest, kate. >>> first of all i need an umbrella. that was a huge umbrella. that is what you need outside this evening. we have been dealing with these batches of heavy rain, started last night, lull in the morning and then really filled in this afternoon. you can see right now heaviest of rain is pushing away but notice southern of the circulation is still way back across western pennsylvania, into ohio and west virginia. we still got hours to go but we scattered, moderate rainfall, if not the heavier stuff we have been seeing for past couple of hours. little lull starting to work in the western suburbs. it is filling back in with showers. heaviest rain over portions of burlington, ocean counties and recapping some rain amounts, wilmington delaware, new daily rainfall record today so far about one and 23rd inches has come down and still raining. in reading one and a half, downingtown 1.42, 1.32 at philadelphia airport and 1.2 in medford and more rain

. >> our natasha brown check to go see if people are able to get out and about.hat the tasha, good afternoon. >> well good afternoon to you both. actually taking over for our colleagues, alicia, and tommy guard nerve, our photographer who actually is still doing my shot. here at fourth and pennsylvania avenue in west reading. we've been able to bop around a bit if you will, just to kind of get some kind of a idea as to what the roads are like. some difficult conditions out here, no doubt about that. we haven't seen a lot of folks out and about today, and the ones we've seen are shoveling, using their snow blowers, some of them had their four wheelers trying to get around in. so one way or another doing the best they can to get around. we believe folks are heeding the warning and staying inside in this area as the snow continues to accumulate. back to you guys. >> no thank you, so much, natasha. both katie and kate have been here all morning long, tracking the serious weather. so let's get updated on the forecast now, katie? >> jim, you know, we've definately been

. >> i'm natasha brown in for jessica tonight at first it was thought the two incidents on the turnpike might be connected and we now know it's not the case. >> the dadly shooting happened molly pitcher in cranberry middlesex county and it was followed bay rest in salem grove county and david spunt is live tonight with more details. >> we have shorts fired. >> new jersey state troopers rushed to the scene of molly paper service area in cranberry township before 3:00 thursday afternoon and a state trooper opened fire shooting and killing a man sitting inside this pickup truck. >> we rolled it up and saw it and she the cashier said somebody got shot. >> they will not say what led to the shooting. 70 miles away 90 minutes later chopper 3 caught police chasing this car south own the turnpik turnpike. five miles north of delaware memorial bridge and that came to a halt. police with guns surrounded car and took three people into custody. it appeared the incidents ma maying related and sources say they are not. south jersey incident is part of criminal investigation out of maryland and the sou

. >> good evening, i'm natasha brown, thank you so much for joining us it, may be a calm and cold saturday night out there. but the frigid feeling is something that we are watching very slowly in the cbs-3 weather center. this may be the calm before the storm as we mentioned already. let's check in with justin drabick joining us with a look what we can spec from this approaching nor'easter, right, justin? >> good evening, something we haven't had all winter long, persistent cold air,in,ing it it is moving in and sticking around, until then leading up to it, quiet, 27 in philadelphia at this hour. we will be dropping to 21, similar to what we were dealing with this morning. two's, doylestown, quakertown, battling nasty wind wheels, feeling like teens for most locations, minus three mount pocono, factor in the wind. there you go, storm scan3, not much happening. mainly clear skies right now, clouds passing through the overnight hours into your sunday, overall not bad finish to the weekends. we move into monday night, winter storm watch goes into effect the majority of the region, extreme coa

. >> good evening, i'm natasha brown, thank you so much for joining us it, may be a calm and cold saturday frigid feeling is something that we are watching very slowly in the cbs-3 weather center. this may be the calm before the storm as we mentioned already. let's check in with justin drabick joining us with a look what we can spec from this approaching nor'easter, right, justin? >> good evening, something we haven't had all winter long, persistent cold air,in,ing it it is moving in and sticking around, until then leading up to it, quiet, 27 in philadelphia at this hour. we will be dropping to 21, similar to what we were dealing with this morning. two's, doylestown, quakertown, battling nasty wind wheels, feeling like teens for most locations, minus three mount pocono, factor in the wind. there you go, storm scan3, not much happening. mainly clear skies right now, clouds passing through the overnight hours into your sunday, overall not bad finish to the weekends. we move into monday night, winter storm watch goes into effect the majority of the region, extreme coastline here, cape may cou

natasha brown is there now with more on how people are preparing. natasha? >> reporter: well, jessica good evening to you it's been snowing here for at least the past 2.5 hours or so. just a light snow at this point but it's already leaving a coating of snow behind here on the sidewalk. reading is in the kind of the heart and they are certainly preparing for the worst. >> i really don't know what to think about it. >> reporter: jessica bender is preparing for whatever the approaching nor'easter brings to reading. it's one of the areas expected to be the hardest hit with estimates of up to 18 inches of snow that could blanket the city. >> i'm getting a full tank of gas, i've got everything i need at home, food, water. >> reporter: so whatever happens. >> shovels, yeah. whatever happens i'm ready. >> reporter: as many as two dozen salt trucks sit at the head i and drivers will work in roadways until the storm ends. >> we have plenty of salt, we're not going to run out of salt. >> reporter: reading mayor wally scott says city officials are taking precautions. n

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. out for the make america great again march and crowds gathered to support not only president trump but veterans law enforcement and first responder as well. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on independence mall are the marchers were met by counter protesters as well. alycia. >> reporter: natasha, temperatures flared on iep

live from newark delaware, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a young boy and his step grandfather have been located after a two were reported missing earlier today. five-year old nasir thomas and stewart gertman were reported missing after not returning home last night. police tell "eyewitness news" both were found and in good condition. >>> back to our top story now, thousands of customers are returning home right now to find out their without power because of a peco substation fire. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live near the fire scene on west moreland street, alex, what can you tell us. >> reporter: we just stepped away from an update from officials, just moments ago and due to the nature of this situation, being a high voltage substation fighting this fire has been very difficult. they have had to wait until all power was cut off to the area before any materials can be laid down, and this fire broke out, around 2:00 p.m. at peco substation at 2600 block of west moreland street, although, it is unclear exactly how this began at this point we have been told th

natasha received her phd from harvard and bachelors in science and arts in math and philosophy from brown university. so join me and warmly welcoming dr. warikoo. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for the nice introduction. it's really a delight to be here. i can see that many of the ideas in this book when i was on leave at russell stage foundation in new york a few years ago so it's nice to be back. having actually written the book and having it tell a coherent story, which wasn't quite there yet a few years ago. so this book is about, is there an echo in the room? okay. this book is about how students in your elite universities make sense of brace care, meritocracy and he called in the estates and britain. it's really sort of quality look at -- i realize i have no way -- i don't have a clicker. thank you and some going to talk a lot, this is kind of a focus on students perspective. i want to start by talking a little bit about inequality. united states and britain are highly unequal societies, and unusually unequal societies. if you look at this graph. if you look at horizontal access

. >>> along with natasha brown. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. disturbing case of animal cruelty. man accused of killing not one but two of his girl friend's dogs. >>> tonight she tells "eyewitness news" that he did it out of jealousy. >>> good evening, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in bensalem where he uncovered the disturbing details, greg. >> reporter: ukee, this is the affidavit of probable cause, right here and it paints a very gruesome picture and shows that 23 years old joel davis even shook or stepped on two dogs before wrapping them in the blanket and suffocate ing them. twenty-three year-old joel davis is in jail, locked up for killing these two dogs, less than one month apart. >>> i just sat there and cried , for hours, what else can you do. >> reporter: that is jennifer sherman, davis ex-girlfriend